Facebook removed the group after BuzzFeed News inquired about it.
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Jennings deleted the post after the Chronicle inquired about it.
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Both report that other zoos have inquired about the process.
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Nobody inquired about him — no family member, friend, or employer.
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Was he among those who inquired about buying a plan?
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Trump also should not have inquired about his own status.
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The company began suspending accounts after BuzzFeed News inquired about them.
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The duo also inquired about purchasing a more expensive domain — coin.
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In 2013 Russia inquired about using Montenegrin facilities for its ships.
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Alarmed, Johnson called Trump on August 31, and inquired about it.
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When someone inquired about it on Twitter, Jenkins had a response.
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The next morning, we all inquired about what had happened overnight.
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They inquired about her husband's environmental work, she told her sons.
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MetLife also said the SEC has inquired about the pension matter.
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If a doctor inquired about addiction, May had a talking point ready.
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Reporters inquired about what the President was doing, but were not told.
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"I can't say too much," said Hurst when inquired about Beta's backstory.
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A Border Patrol agent had inquired about the citizenship of the passengers.
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Not surprisingly, many have already inquired about bringing Coconut and her siblings home.
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One Australian politician even inquired about the tunnel directly to Musk on Twitter.
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A month later, Trump inquired about — and ultimately froze — military aid to Ukraine.
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A number of countries including Indonesia have already inquired about joining the TPP.
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He just had to report that Margaret had inquired about his health — twice.
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He inquired about her daughter, she said, who has been having health problems.
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The online giant removed them after Minnesota Public Radio inquired about their sale.
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The White House declined to comment when Vox inquired about the pending order.
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After CNN Business inquired about the video, it became fully able to monetize again.
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When BuzzFeed News inquired about his inspiration for the swan, Shrigley kept it brief.
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When O'Donnell inquired about a promised bonus, Trump used the deal to stiff him.
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While many followers complimented Frankel's photo, one user inquired about her apparent weight loss.
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Just last week, Perry avoided the question when Entertainment Weekly inquired about the rivalry.
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She also said she hadn't known about the document until Axios inquired about it.
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Navy Secretary Richard Spencer has visited Alaska and inquired about restarting operations at Adak.
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He inquired about the use of Facebook to disseminate negative ads against Hillary Clinton.
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On the street, a woman inquired about the curfew, confused about the exact hours.
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Trump inquired about restoring Golsteyn's status as an Army Ranger and special forces soldier.
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MetLife also said the Securities and Exchange Commission has inquired about the pension matter.
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While being interviewed at the hospital, Emery apparently inquired about the officers he shot at.
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When a fan inquired about Piggy's favorite songs, Grande reminded fans of a biological fact.
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GoDaddy did not sever its relationship with any of the 2000 sites we inquired about.
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It said the ministry had not formally inquired about the bidding process until April 2019.
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When CNN's KFile inquired about the videos, a spokesperson for Bridenstine's office made them public.
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Despite this, some of the gym members inquired about installing a machine in their offices.
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Facebook missed both violations and only acted in both instances after CNN inquired about it.
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During one of the initial torture sessions, I remember they inquired about my sex life.
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Two days later, Harvard inquired about the reports and asked Mr. Kashuv for an explanation.
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Returning to the same concierge employee who'd delayed him before, GAIKA inquired about acquiring one.
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Prisoners and corrections officers alike inquired about what was being done to disinfect the facility.
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Back at Mr. Lamberty's table, Mr. Chan inquired about the provenance of the green tea.
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In a professional way, Miss Nightingale had inquired about that, but nothing had been forthcoming.
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I inquired about the part he has assumed after diagnosis and some 20 years together.
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When I inquired about how her programming works, she said she was busy with other stuff.
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Wood, who was then in his mid-2176s, inquired about N.F.L. jobs as a defensive coordinator.
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" Noticing the early timestamp, the Bleachers frontman inquired about Dunham's schedule, asking "Why are you awake?
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After CNN inquired about the statement, the campaign moved the webpage behind a password-protected firewall.
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To kick off the interview, Harvey, 60, inquired about his 46-year-old friend's love life.
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A KFC employee came with a refill tray and I politely inquired about the missing dumplings.
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Uber's leadership apparently found out about the allegation when Recode inquired about it for its story.
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Bercovici told Gizmodo that Karmazin volunteered Camm's name after he inquired about investor interest in Ambrosia.
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CS: Like your sons, my own two kids have inquired about my almost daily wine consumption.
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Facebook removed some images posted by Ms. Mitra after The New York Times inquired about them.
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That night, my daughter inquired about Harry: Why was Santa so prevalent yet Harry so scarce?
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Several museums inquired about buying the one-of-a-kind items for forty-five thousand dollars.
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But the president did not send the money until the newspaper inquired about it on Wednesday.
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Instead, Miller inquired about which position within the administration had the most power on immigration issues.
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He later wrote on Twitter that Mr. Pruitt had inquired about the tickets through an aide.
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As guests entered, he inquired about the succulent dates that were set out on a table.
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He also inquired about purchasing grenades and talked about using them in Times Square, ABC News reported.
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Before the squabble, Seacrest inquired about the Oscars, he asked about the path to all the awards.
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"I've smoked a lot of it," he told a reporter who inquired about his weed smoking habits.
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"During the investigation, concerned friends inquired about the possibility of ingesting opiates or other substances," he said.
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She also told him she loved him and inquired about setting up times for them to meet.
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The 74 questions sent by the transition team inquired about a variety of DOE programs and activities.
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They also inquired about it on HP's help forum, as well as an array of other sites.
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In the midst of those talks with the labels, Twitter inquired about an acquisition in spring 2014.
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The survey also asked how many sugary drinks teens consumed and inquired about teens' height and weight.
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Distant family members inquired about school, commented on my weight, and asked if I had a boyfriend.
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I inquired about what qualified him for the job at Marineland, where he began working in 2000.
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Below is also a list of federal bodies that have also started procuring or inquired about GrayKey.
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The Jets had inquired about acquiring Vedvik, 25, from the Ravens, but Baltimore traded him on Aug.
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And she discussed music with another, chirping, "Chainsmokers, No. 1!" when he inquired about her favorite band.
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A leading French animal magazine has inquired about Cactus's life story and how he is being treated.
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When I inquired about this change in attire, he replied that he feels comfortable in that dress.
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One woman inquired about the price of a very tiny cactus, which Mr. Amiri had grown himself.
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Apple has inquired about leasing much less space than other big tech companies, roughly 50,000 square feet.
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The site based its findings on 80,000 users who inquired about private loans over the last year.
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They had blamed me when he was born, had never inquired about him, had forgotten about him.
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"We got a standing ovation," said Suzi when I inquired about the attendees' reaction to the gown.
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") And after another round of wine, Monsieur inquired about the Korean Peninsula ("How is it over there, politically?
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Equipment was being misplaced, takes were stretching on for hours and someone's whereabouts was always being inquired about.
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It also ask for details on whether other companies have inquired about buying all or part of Occidental.
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When I gently inquired about what was going on, she blurted out that her sister was gravely ill.
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That's what McKevitt said he encouraged one client to do when he inquired about investing in Lyft's IPO.
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In them he described the project and inquired about the proper way to credit them for their work.
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When reporters inquired about the source of his explosion, he shot off a little, fake-passive-aggressive joke.
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Ms. Sauvage once tried to kill herself, but a doctor who treated her never inquired about the reason.
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After Reuters inquired about the post, Facebook said it took down the author's account because it violated policies.
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In March, the Browns general manager John Dorsey inquired about Beckham, making the Giants' Dave Gettleman an offer.
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Lihacheva of the Architecture Museum said that the true story was Stalin only inquired about the flat top.
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It is not known whether the gun the mother inquired about is the weapon used in the attack.
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Another lesbian couple was turned down in 2017 when they inquired about using the venue for their wedding.
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Mouratoglou later explained, a tad sheepishly, that he had not answered truthfully when Serena had inquired about it.
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Trump inquired about the benefit of vaping for adults who use e-cigarette products to help quit smoking.
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Upon hearing her accent, King asked her where she was from and inquired about her life in Cuba.
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The GEBN's web site did not disclose Coca-Cola's involvement until an obesity expert inquired about its funding.
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The newspaper had inquired about why Thiel hadn't gotten official approval to buy the property under foreign ownership laws.
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Police said in a followup comment that other people have since inquired about helping the woman with her lawn.
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Aniston had previously told Ellen DeGeneres that "anything could happen" after the talk show host inquired about a reboot.
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Jon is not yet talking and as far as we know has not inquired about the fire or family.
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"When we inquired about the mom dog, my volunteer was told that 'she was out wandering somewhere,' " said Shipley.
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None have thus far inquired about the corporate or government agency managing the bureaucratic process on the other side.
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This is how the program was described on the OfferUp app until Re/code inquired about the language yesterday.
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As we reported, Justin and Hailey inquired about a prenup and even contacted lawyers, but they never followed through.
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The two radio hosts, Mel Greig and Michael Christian, impersonated Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles and inquired about Kate.
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The trio reportedly spoke with VA officials daily and even inquired about new potential programs, ProPublica reported last week.
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Two other residents said they "didn't mind" SpaceX's presence and inquired about staying, according to others in the room.
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" Trump asked when a reporter inquired about the senator's comments during a press conference in Washington, D.C. "Who's that?
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He had also inquired about using a government jet for his honeymoon (though he ultimately paid his own way).
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NFL teams contacted her after her viral kick and inquired about her seriousness about a shot at the NFL.
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When he visited North Carolina on Wednesday, he particularly inquired about the well-being of the state's Lake Norman.
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In January 21961, Twombly, 23, inquired about a traveling fellowship to Europe through the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.
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I called an agency (based on its hourly rates and the quality of its website), and inquired about employment.
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Facebook removed the video, and then deleted Mr. Singh's Facebook page, after The New York Times inquired about it.
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When we arrived, he greeted the director and staff, and inquired about animals he saw on his last visit.
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"I inquired about his background and learned that he had a conviction, and subsequently paid his debt," Lamster added.
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And eight cultural institutions that were not previously involved with the program have inquired about participation, said Mr. Balber.
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CNN Business inquired about Limbaugh's status after Trump blurted out the information at a rally in Miami on Friday.
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Exxon recently sent the identical missive to Mashable, the Associated Press, and other media that inquired about the trial.
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When Peanut died of heart-related issues last April, Westervelt's son called Viagen Pets and inquired about the process.
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The campaign told CNN last month that Buttigieg has inquired about being released from his nondisclosure agreement with McKinsey.
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Then things got weirder, according to Bigham's post, which says Airbnb told his host he had inquired about the cameras.
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Meanwhile, Miami has inquired about Jake Odorizzi (Tampa Bay Rays), Bud Norris (Atlanta Braves) and Drew Pomeranz (San Diego Padres).
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Soon, dozens upon dozens of strangers inquired about how they could purchase a bluebird house after hearing about Ron's story.
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Facebook took away the page's ability to run political ads in its current form after CNN Business inquired about it.
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Text messages which proved consent, and Mr Allan's innocence, came to light only when his defence lawyer inquired about them.
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Before boarding her campaign plane earlier in the day, Clinton paused when reporters on the tarmac inquired about her birthday.
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Smith, who was in his mid-238s and hailed from the east coast of Australia, inquired about sea sickness tablets.
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The DHS oversees the CBP, and Wyden inquired about CBP agents searching the phones and social data of U.S. citizens.
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Phillips advertised the vacancies, and hardly any locals showed up, so he inquired about the seasonal program for immigrant workers.
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Lamb inquired about Facebook's plans to correct its gender pay gap among other uncomfortable lines of questioning for the company.
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Ukraine's SBU said the man had made contact with armed militias in Ukraine and inquired about buying arms from them.
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In one exchange, an employee inquired about news reports on Facebook's army of 30,000 contract workers responsible for content moderation.
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Yuri knocked, and when Feo answered, she inquired about the strange, sweet song that painted her dreams in unearthly hues.
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But for Sandberg to have inquired about an investor's financial interests, in terms of general business practices, is pretty reasonable.
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The interviewer had inquired about news reports regarding limits to the F.B.I. investigation that is set to run a week.
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The vice president inquired about the governor's view of the matter, but did not press Ms. Ivey on Mr. Moore.
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Her bunkie is taking it hardest because she was not advised of her passing until she inquired about her belongings.
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Browder said he received little information from Homeland Security when he inquired about his Global Entry status in recent days.
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AMI reportedly inquired about the act last year after it published the promotional magazine about Saudi Arabia and bin Salman.
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Note that this indicates millennials who inquired about a mortgage loan; not all of these millennials actually purchased a home.
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In several instances, Facebook quietly removed ads that ostensibly violated its policies after BuzzFeed News inquired about them on Monday.
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So Mr. Ross inquired about opening a mill with hundreds of workers — not in the United States, but in Vietnam.
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Sources told CNN that Ukrainian officials have inquired about Volker's replacement and hope that the role will be filled soon.
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One such option, selected by about half the states in 2015 and slightly fewer in 2014, inquired about transgender identity.
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Her internship at a news service in Tokyo was ending, and she had inquired about another internship with his network.
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Since Democrats started their impeachment inquiry back in late September, Fox has inquired about impeaching and removing Trump three times.
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Kloppers said venture capitalists have been calling about investing in the firm, and polling companies have inquired about its methods.
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When I inquired about a fake Rex Tillerson account, you even asked if I had any suggestions for preventing impersonation online!
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TechCrunch inquired about the issue, and the next day Instagram confirmed that a bug was responsible and it had been fixed.
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One odd thing: Six years ago, Trump inquired about holding a Miss Universe pageant on Masada, according to Israeli press reports.
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CNBC has reached out to Homeland Security about Trump's comments and has inquired about any statistics to back up the claim.
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At one point Thompson's agent inquired about the thespian getting a part in the current Star Wars saga, but was rebuffed.
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When Kozlowski inquired about where Iverson had been the previous evening, Iverson said he was at a friend's house watching television.
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He spoke with them more than once throughout the night, and inquired about their schooling and their plans for the future.
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The Smithsonian's National Museum of American History has inquired about obtaining drawings from migrant children depicting their time in US custody.
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Over the years, grateful alumni have inquired about sprucing up the place, perhaps with a tennis program or a swimming pool.
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Mueller is said to have previously inquired about Trump's business dealings in Russia prior to his presidential campaign launch in 2015.
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Ms. Kreizman said her subscribers take her recommendations seriously, and editors have inquired about writer friends whose work she has promoted.
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It is not clear if the bank was ever told, or inquired, about the identity of the owner of the aircraft.
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When I inquired about the next season, I didn't get a definitive answer, so I began to look for future work.
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The president stopped at a slab of marble honoring Lord Byron, and inquired about the stones used to make the flooring.
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Stone inquired about the amount of financial misappropriations related to Clinton and asked if it was in the amount of millions.
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The EMS worker said Salamoni yelled at her to "stop touching the patient" after he inquired about the victim's gunshot wounds.
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Evercore ISI analyst Umer Raffat inquired about what the clinical results look like if all the aducanumb studies are pooled together.
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A curator there inquired about the drawings "as part of an exploratory process," the museum said in a statement on Monday.
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One senator asked about sending emails on WhatsApp, which the platform doesn't allow, while another inquired about how Facebook made money.
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Moses Tshake, a provincial government auditor who inquired about projects in the agriculture department, was killed in a carjacking in 2013.
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"The officers did not ask to see or speak with a student and only inquired about enrollment status," Ms. Tichacek said.
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She not only inquired about Winston but told police the name of her alleged attacker before she died at a nearby hospital.
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LinkedIn told the AP that it removes fake accounts; indeed, it removed Jones' account shortly after the AP inquired about Katie Jones.
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The Haggler inquired about this with Uber, which, it must be said, has a strong public relations team, always eager to talk.
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We spoke with Carlin on the behind the scenes of his podcast and inquired about the mundanity of his own podcast history.
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So far, his teachers haven't said anything negative, and one even inquired about how she could get a spinner of her own.
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I wish Birchbox's beauty quiz inquired about eye and lip shades that you prefer instead of leaving it up to your complexion.
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He told her he was a Broncos player and then inquired about her Valentine's Day plans and asked for her phone number.
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After several hours of waiting for the dogs to return, the groomer's neighbor found the business owner and inquired about the pets.
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Immediately after the contest, Commodores coach Derek Mason inquired about Abercrombie's condition and players from both teams prayed for him at midfield.
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When CNN inquired about details of Ivanka Trump's appearance at the event, her spokesman, Josh Raffel, directed CNN to Trump's Instagram account.
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The lawmakers inquired about whether the immigrants undergo health screenings before boarding and if they are accompanied by law enforcement on flights.
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According to the Post, after the newspaper inquired about the tip sheet the Coast Guard took down the document late Wednesday morning.
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She wrote the check on Friday, two days after the Des-Moines Register inquired about the tax break, according to the newspaper.
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Fortunately, it became less of a bummer after the Daily News inquired about the fine; the Department ultimately agreed to drop it.
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Last year, after water came within several feet of their door, Mr. Hickey's neighbors James and Gayle Soeder inquired about flood insurance.
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Nycha sent heat technicians to the building after The Times first inquired about the conditions at Eagle Avenue about two weeks ago.
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But there has been no public indication that Kushner advocated on behalf of Fitaihi or inquired about the terms of his detention.
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Mr. Othman has also inquired about whether an official American DC-3 aircraft had been parked at the Ndola airfield that night.
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That same year, Mr. Mnuchin inquired about using military aircraft for his honeymoon, saying he needed a secure connection during the flight.
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Espaillat immediately ordered a cheeseburger and fries, and Kihuen (pronounced kee-win) inquired about a dessert that he never ended up getting.
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The confirmation came after I inquired about a flyer I spotted on the store's window that mentioned its application for a liquor license.
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CNN has repeatedly inquired about military casualty numbers with Iraq's Joint Operations Command, but the Iraqi military has refused to release that information.
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When the publication inquired about these contributions, an aide to Warren said the money would be donated, though it's unclear to what groups.
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Daegan went on to say she understood some of her commenters may have had the best intentions when they inquired about her size.
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The prince, 36, asked Jackson if she felt more settled in her new home, while Kate, 37, inquired about her choices of decor.
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According to a probable cause statement, Edward Fitchett gave conflicting accounts to those who inquired about his father's whereabouts, reports the Statesman Journal.
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On December 25, Kardashian took to Twitter to respond to a fan who inquired about how far along in her pregnancy she was.
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Kufrin's decision to eliminate Underwood followed her time in his hometown of Parker, Colorado, where his dad inquired about the Tia Booth situation.
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Karcher explained that when he stopped into the Toledo Burger King on Sunday to buy Cody's usual, the employee inquired about the order.
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"I am not surprised by your experience," Ilene Ruhoy, neurologist at the Center for Healing Neurology said, when I inquired about my reactions.
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A handful of other NBA teams, smelling blood in the water, reportedly inquired about trading for Porzingis after this bit of drama leaked.
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The president briefly inquired about DeSantis's top primary challenger, state Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam, then said he was "all in," the sources said.
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I didn't know I had made a mistake until a vegan friend pointed out how fudgelike it was and inquired about the technique.
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The RNC's characterization of Schiller is different from how the committee described his work a year ago, when CNBC first inquired about it.
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For example, Mr. Koehler said, Mr. Kareem inquired about the amount of explosives needed to blow up a football stadium and a mall.
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Department officials confirmed Thursday that they began exploring the possibility after Texas inquired about whether it could use funding for its firearms program.
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As they inquired about seating and ticket prices, a box office employee broke the news to them: No Broadway shows until April 12.
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By the time her therapist inquired about the light and whether she was sad to have left it, Gililland had hired a lawyer.
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The president waved to the onlookers at the White House and gave a thumbs-up gesture when a reporter inquired about the view.
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Max Protetch, a New York City art dealer who specializes in architectural drawings, got wind of the archive and inquired about buying it.
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On those forums, Mr. Dokuchaev inquired about buying skimmers, devices that allow thieves to steal credit card numbers as the cards are swiped.
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" He added that he had inquired about the rights to the story 10 years ago, but as Thorpe was still alive, "everyone demurred.
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Still others, like the omnipresent new Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, inquired about Mr. Trump's assets and taxes, suggesting more hearings in our future.
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These stories reported, per their sources, that: How did Spicer and his colleagues react when reporters inquired about, and eventually published, these stories?
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Salman also advised Mateen to lie to his mother when she inquired about his whereabouts on the night of the shooting, prosecutors said.
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A Harlem-based Wag walker named Lexi says that during her onboarding with Wag last year, she inquired about accident coverage for workers.
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"The documents that you've described do not exist," Carr said in a curt statement to media outlets, including CNN, who inquired about the claim.
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Luis León, rector of St. John's Episcopal, told CNN about the plan for Jeffress to deliver the sermon when CNN inquired about the event.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan's office did not say what Ryan thinks of the move when BuzzFeed News inquired about the articles of impeachment. Rep.
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Sales were strong his first year, and after several people inquired about the business model, he decided to give franchising a go in 2009.
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Later, when she inquired about taking time off to actually have the baby and recover, the suit states, she was fired the next day.
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There's some evidence this may already be happening: According to Forbes, some Reddit users have inquired about making deepfakes using their ex-girlfriends' photos.
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Bjorn Delacruz named the expensive donut he created after his mother and grandmother, so 2 Chainz inquired about their skills and influence on Delacruz.
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Alexander was fired when Recode inquired about the incident, and Michael resigned on Monday after an investigation into Uber's workplace issues recommended his departure.
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" When Ryan Seacrest inquired about that brief period on the Grammys red carpet last night, she responded quickly, "I haven't shaved my head yet!
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The White House's press team, reportedly enraged, has inquired about Abboud's status as a government employee — specifically if they are allowed to fire him.
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Curators and institutions, for instance, have approached the United Arab Emirates-based museum after seeing its objects online and inquired about collaborations or loans.
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And when Tom Bergeron inquired about why she wasn't smiling at the positive feedback, he wasn't expecting the answer that Biles had to give.
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Kushner reportedly inquired about using Russian diplomatic facilities for the communications to shield the talks, U.S. officials briefed on intelligence reports told The Post.
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But his burgeoning social media efforts came tumbling down after the Facebook-owned company shuttered his account, 24 hours after CNBC inquired about it.
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That it's the most consistently inquired about thing in my apartment, however, goes to show luxury can sometimes take on the most simple forms.
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The San Diego Padres, the Houston Astros and the Milwaukee Brewers have all inquired about Syndergaard, according to Jon Morosi of the MLB Network.
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After the New York Times inquired about his level of philanthropy, Bezos took to Twitter to solicit ideas for where and how to give.
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And because she inquired about my budget, she, unlike the others, was constricted, though I do not think this fully accounted for her selections.
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"It's a lovely couple that we rent to on the first floor," he said, explaining that the tenant had initially inquired about nearby garages.
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He was disappointed to find that his own rooftop wasn't ideal for solar panels when he inquired about installing them a few years ago.
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But in their account of their interview, the agents stated that Mr. Flynn said he had merely inquired about Russia's views on the resolution.
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Intrigued by the foam overflowing from the post hole like green petals on a some kind of mailbox flower, they inquired about the material.
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When Real Madrid inquired about Sissoko and suggested, without prompting, that it would be prepared to pay twice that, Newcastle duly increased its valuation.
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They pointed out that some White House emails, obtained through public records lawsuits, indicate that Trump inquired about burden-sharing early in the process.
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"Many of you have inquired about how to get a message to Director Comey," a top official in the Los Angeles field office wrote.
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Cohen said Trump on multiple occasions inquired about the Moscow real estate project while telling the public he had no business dealings in Russia.
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Uber said that a number of organizations had inquired about the program and that the company planned to respond once it finished its review.
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Haas, who lives with his family in Los Angeles, said he had first inquired about the director position when Simon vacated it in 2015.
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Several local lenders have also inquired about converting their operations into fully-fledged Islamic banks although they have yet to submit applications, he added.
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In addition to gathering information about personal characteristics—including ethnicity, education, and number of children in the home—the survey inquired about sexual behavior.
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The president inquired about the jet and the company's health more broadly in a call with Dennis Muilenburg the day before Boeing paused production.
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She inquired about "You Will Not Have My Hate," a memoir by Antoine Leiris, whose wife was killed in the Paris attacks last fall.
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During the STAT interview, Gates said Trump also asked whether he wanted to be science adviser after the Microsoft founder inquired about the vacancy.
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Walker worked on the technique with George ... and he was all excited to try it out when our photog inquired about it at LAX.
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"When we inquired about revenue split, he didn't return our emails — we just got a check that varied each month," one former SevenAwesomeKids girls said.
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The survey found open reward seats on just 56.4 percent of the American Airlines flights it inquired about, down 10.7 points compared with last year.
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Several teams have inquired about the project, including the St. Louis Rams owner E. Stanley Kroenke, who has proposed moving his team to Los Angeles.
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The more I inquired about why he was unhappy, the more he withdrew and became distant, and the more he withdrew, the more I inquired.
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He handpicked the basin and the antique tiles for the backsplash, and when he came to check on the workers' progress, inquired about the sink.
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Apple removed hundreds of fake apps on Thursday night after The New York Times inquired about the specific app vendors that created many of them.
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When I inquired about bar seating, seeing it was full, he told us to keep an eye out because it was first come, first served.
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In early January, Voboril was called in to meet with Bank of America's employee-relations staff who inquired about the night of Dec. 13-14.
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A spokesman for former House Speaker John Boehner told CNN that Boehner was "not aware" of the Conyers settlement "until Buzzfeed inquired about it" Monday.
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Mr. Davis said after the testimony that Mr. Cohen had inquired about Mr. Trump's intentions after the president's legal team "dangled" the possibility of pardons.
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The Treasury secretary asked for updates on how markets were functioning and inquired about any stresses in the system, according to one bank chief executive.
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He said he last communicated with his brother when Stephen inquired about how the family had fared during Hurricane Irma, which struck Florida in September.
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"I still got an album to finish," she told the outlet when they inquired about her decision to turn down the Super Bowl in 2018.
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The Massachusetts Democrat also inquired about the standard protocol for treating and transporting a U.S. citizen back to America infected with coronavirus in the future.
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As Mr. Cattelan told it, he never imagined when Ms. Axelrod inquired about getting some footage at the Guggenheim retrospective what this would grow to.
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Washington (CNN)Education Secretary Betsy DeVos inquired about prosecuting employees who leaked information, The Washington Post reported Wednesday, citing an internal Department of Education report.
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After BuzzFeed News inquired about two 2017 videos titled "How To Make Weed e Cig Juice," Lamb unlisted them, making them unsearchable but still online.
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The petition he had inquired about, he declared, was not a petition for the abolition of slavery in the district, but one that supported it.
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Cashman said he inquired about Sale with White Sox General Manager Rick Hahn, but it quickly became clear that the asking price was too high.
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His relationship with Playboy came to an end in 1981, when authorities in London inquired about allegations of improprieties concerning the company's two British casinos.
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Trying to buy a house, he and his wife, the former Ruth Kim, were told that each property they inquired about had just been sold.
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Under the law, doctors could lose their licenses and face fines up to $10,000 per offense if they inquired about gun ownership and firearm habits.
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When he inquired about a job at the Royal Perth Hospital, Dr. Muderis said, he was told his Iraqi medical license was nearly meaningless there.
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He escaped a press conference on religious liberties after a reporter inquired about Manafort, nearly knocking over the American flags set up behind the podium.
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Earlier this week, the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History inquired about obtaining disturbing drawings by migrant children that depict figures with sad faces behind bars.
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I did a quick check at Spotify and iTunes, and there was nothing for Spazz so I emailed Dan that day and inquired about the catalog.
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That kind of attention to detail could be why, according to Fillion, some real-life oenology courses have inquired about using it as a teaching tool.
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Rubin made the announcement onstage at Recode's Code Conference in a conversation with Walt Mossberg, who inquired about Essential's timeline for getting the device to consumers.
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Fernando, professional State Department staff noted, seemed an awkward selection for the group and spurred concern when an ABC News reporter inquired about him in 2011.
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The Department of Transportation points to one example of when BMW inquired about the company's remote self-parking system, and whether it met federal safety standards.
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So as the cat's owners Kiah Berkeley and Peter Sorkin prepared for their wedding shoot, their photographer Kristi Odom inquired about including him, reports ABC News.
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Recode reported earlier this month that the two sides were talking about a deal, and has heard from multiple sources that Twitter inquired about game broadcasts.
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Sid's teacher, who sent him home with a handwritten note last month that outlined some behavioral issues surrounding potty language but also inquired about his food.
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I inquired about a bodily fluid superfood—one that boosts overall health enough so that it's like a meadow of morning dew-bedazzled magnolias down there.
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Pakistani Finance Minister Asad Umar said in October that Saudi Arabia has inquired about investing in Reko Diq and another government official confirmed talks were ongoing.
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To kick off the stress test, brother Joe inquired about the time Nick was romantically involved with a woman and got confused during an intimate moment.
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A Dallas-area elementary school art teacher has reportedly been on administrative leave for months after she inquired about adding LGBT-friendly language to district policies.
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"This is all to do with learning culture in schools," Charles wrote to an aide, after a woman on his staff inquired about paths to promotion.
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" The University of Wyoming confirmed in a statement that officials inquired about "an allegation of sexual harassment" but found "no barriers to UW hiring Dr. Slater.
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The Vision Fund was so pleased with the product and sales process that by the fall of 2019 it inquired about making an investment, Adylov said.
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The following Monday, one of those workers publicly inquired about sick time on a "Voice of Associate" whiteboard Amazon maintains for employees to share their concerns.
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And the head of the local power utility, Steve Wright, says another 75 have inquired about coming here since the price of bitcoin surged in December.
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The Art Newspaper notes that when Getty inquired about the work's provenance, Wildenstein replied only that the work had been bought from a Swiss private collector.
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Ponceano had inquired about the warning signs near Nena's farm, and Kamotolo had hinted that the Mashco had been in the area, but offered no details.
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In another video, Alves inquired about her hairdo as she had fans comment if they wanted hairstylist Orlando Pita to create an updo or naturally straight tresses.
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" When I inquired about this on my Facebook wall, a New York literary agent concurred with Szalavitz, noting that both editors and readers appreciate a "Hollywood ending.
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A BuzzFeed report on Wednesday found that Twitter had consistently ignored clear examples of credible threats unless they were reported by celebrities or journalists inquired about them.
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Some people have inquired about cremation but have not gone through with it, said Stephen Musoke, operations manager at A Plus Funeral Management in the capital, Kampala.
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Mueller's indictment says that when the Department of Justice inquired about Manafort's and Gates's foreign activities in 2016, the men provided "false and misleading statements" in response.
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In letters to the DOE and FBI on Wednesday, Wyden, a member of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, inquired about the details surrounding that investigation.
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He also asked the DOJ to probe whether the White House had inquired about the Disney/FOX merger, which was approved last year, or any other mergers.
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The company, which is owned by Facebook, shared its plans after media outlets inquired about anti-vaccine misinformation continuing to spread on the social media giant's platforms.
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The U.S. government inquired about individual's citizenship status for 130 years--the first being in the year 85033--during the lifetime of many of our founding fathers.
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He also asked the DOJ to probe whether the White House had inquired about the Disney-FOX merger, which was approved last year, or any other mergers.
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Trump proceeded to call on Fox News Channel's John Roberts to ask a question, and FNC's Roberts dutifully inquired about America's relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Another fan inquired about the time left in her law-school journey, which Kardashian West shared she is one year into out of a total of four.
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Kulusuk, Greenland (CNN)Greenlanders have a message for Donald Trump following reports the US President has repeatedly inquired about buying the autonomous Danish territory: Not gonna happen.
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The academic inquired about his interest in writing a research paper on a disputed gas field in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, a subject of Mr. Papadopoulos's expertise.
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Reddit was monitoring r/girlsdoporn for about a week—and after Motherboard inquired about the status of the subreddit, the platform took action and banned it altogether.
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He exchanged friendly emails with Galluzzo in which Foley asked Galluzzo to sign a nondisclosure agreement before proceeding further—and inquired about the birth of Galluzzo's baby.
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Then the staff inquired about the nature of their relationship and learned that, after almost four decades as a couple, they had married in Massachusetts in 2009.
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The neighbors later informed us that they had left a note on the bike asking for it to be removed and inquired about it with other neighbors.
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NuScale wants to build a test reactor on the grounds of the Idaho National Laboratories and more than a dozen companies have inquired about doing the same.
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When they inquired about his wife, he told them he had moved her to Kansas City to live with friends, according to a police statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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While they had not talked to each other in several years, this person was suddenly interested in my friend and even inquired about their recent promotion at work.
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After BuzzFeed News inquired about them, a number of the videos in question were suspended, though others are still searchable and some have hundreds of thousands of views.
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Elton Brand was on vacation when the Philadelphia 76ers inquired about him returning to the NBA; then again, he's been on vacation ever since he left the league.
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I spoke with co-founder and CEO Sean Lane about Queue and inquired about whether patients will feel safe storing part of their healthcare profile in the cloud.
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And just when we didn't think we could love Gaten Matarazzo more, he had the perfect one-liner for Giuliana Rancic when she inquired about his evening's ensemble.
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Automattic terminated the pages of 113 of the 24 pages Gizmodo inquired about, including eight pages operated by chapters of the neo-Confederate group League of the South.
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Pam Curtis, who inquired about the steps taken following Gizmodo's disclosure of vulnerabilities on the Arkansas network, which previously hosted Crosscheck data for roughly two months every year.
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The CFTC said the bank cooperated during the investigation and also self-reported some of the spoofing orders after CME Group inquired about a number of suspicious orders.
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" When Mama June inquired about how he will pay for the mediation, Sugar Bear said he'll "spend every cent I have to be able to see my daughter.
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Darren Beattie, a speechwriter and policy aide for Trump, reportedly left the White House after CNN inquired about his speaking appearance at the 2016 H.L. Mencken Club Conference.
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Wallace resigned after the The Sacramento Bee inquired about a $400,000 harassment and retaliation settlement from his time working for Harris when she was attorney general of California.
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The spokesperson made the claims after CNBC inquired about reports that Interior officials canceled all of the remaining scheduled meetings with nonprofit and industry groups linked to EITI.
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Demi Lovato ain't just getting a cardio workout during her MMA training, she can REALLY SCRAP -- and has inquired about taking a real fight ... so says Jay Glazer.
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But it's the end of an era: When I inquired about their conspicuous absence this season, the store confirmed that their distributor didn't have any supply this year.
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When my production partner and I inquired about kidnapping insurance, we were told that it would cost more than $20,000 to cover the director of photography and me.
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We have already inquired about taking part in the Seattle COVID-19 vaccine research project as well as some efforts to study COVID-19-positive mothers' breast milk.
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They also inquired about former national security adviser John Bolton, including when the White House knew about his unpublished manuscript and whether they sought to block its publication.
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In 2005, she went to Berlin to see the new Holocaust Memorial to six million Jews killed in the war, and she inquired about her long-lost friend.
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In previous sessions, Republicans have asked witnesses whether they know the person they suspect to be the whistleblower and inquired about possible motives, according to a congressional aide.
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Lion Air inquired about the training, prompting an employee in 2017 to say it might be "because of their own stupidity," according to reports by Bloomberg and Forbes.
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On the now infamous call, Zelensky inquired about the funds, which the Eastern European country hadn&apost yet received, to which Trump replied by asking for a favor.
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He still had the space itch, though, and inquired about a possible place on one of the Apollo missions to the moon, but NASA gave him no encouragement.
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Earlier this month, Forbes removed a post under the byline of Harold Stark, originally published late last year, which referenced a cryptocurrency issuer, after Reuters inquired about it.
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But, according to the emails in The Daily News report, Mr. Cuomo's deputy press secretary, Maxwell Morgan, inquired about the data in an email sent to Ms. Renek.
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But in response to the Times report, a Facebook spokesperson told CNBC that the company researched possible motivations behind Soros' criticism of the company before Sandberg inquired about Soros.
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The customer had repeatedly asked Suppo on dates, inquired about conversations she had with male coworkers, and on several occasions watched her from a distance, according to court filings.
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"I am in a relationship right now," she admitted to Andy Cohen after a called inquired about her love life, beaming, blushing and covering her face with her hands.
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After several burglaries, police caught on to his alleged tactics after being notified that while he attended open houses he also inquired about expensive artwork that was on display.
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Around the same time, he claimed the game would show "the dangers of extreme progressivism," and inquired about the possibility of using Gamergate mascot Vivian James in the game.
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"Airbus Group naturally follows potential changes in the competitive environment, and as such, has informally inquired about the announced sale of a part of Russian Helicopters," the spokesman said.
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Kim flew to LA recently, where Shirley lives, to film an interview about Strange Little Birds, Garbage's first album in four years, and sure enough, Shirley inquired about me.
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"Many people have called for information about property — Japanese, Australian, U.S., British Columbia," Mr. Bergeron said, adding that Japanese and Chinese buyers have inquired about rental properties as investments.
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Boyd's letter was sent to Capitol Hill along with a CD containing 125 pages of documents detailing Bureau of Prisons policies and procedures that the congressmen had inquired about.
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Though Clovis' rise in politics has been meteoric, Morningside College wasn't interested in talking up its connection to the Trump administration official when POLITICO inquired about Clovis' academic record.
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Finlaw argues that although she inquired about the program repeatedly over the span of several years, she was never told by her loan servicer that she might not qualify.
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There was an awkward moment or two (outside of the bride or groom's presence) when other aunts and uncles assumed we were attending, and inquired about our travel plans.
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Red Roof said it was not aware that any property was being used for this purpose and couldn't look into the stays CNN inquired about without a specific location.
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Our CNN poll revealed that he had the lowest net favorability rating of any Democrat inquired about who is either running or is currently contemplating a run for president.
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Bane, the current scouting director for the Red Sox, once inquired about drafting Tebow while Tebow was still at Florida and Bane held the same title with the Angels.
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In a presser before a matchup with the Seattle Seahawks this season, the first two questioners inquired about a letter that Belichick had written to his friend, President-elect Trump.
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After Forever21 inquired about placing a $1 million order with Cupcake Mafia, Seats figured that she would need help in order to make this next necessary leap for her company.
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Hansen called Bell during his Facebook Live interview with the website, and inquired about the status of the six-episode mini-series that she and creator Rob Thomas previously teased.
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Rob Smart of Mactavish, a firm that works with big British insurers, says that "almost all" the firms' clients have inquired about cyber-insurance in the past couple of years.
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As I mentioned earlier, I wish Birchbox's beauty quiz inquired about the eye and lip shades that you prefer to wear instead of leaving it all up to your complexion.
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" When a fan inquired about the real reason behind their breakup, Harris reportedly claimed Swift, "controlled the media and this situation," adding, "I had no idea what was going on.
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Read more: The Forgotten Prisoner of a Spyware Deal Gone Wrong When we exposed the catalog and inquired about it, Aglaya's founder and CEO Ankur Srivastava had a puzzling response.
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In a letter to a Greens lawmaker who had inquired about the deliberations, the ministry said the F-2085 and Boeing's F-15 and F-18 fighters were secondary options.
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When DeGeneres inquired about how he learned about the epic contouring and highlighting — not to mention those brows — he explained that just like everyone else, he turned to the internet.
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When additional leave requests were ignored, she inquired about her employment status, and allegedly ceased to be paid or have access to company systems and concluded she had been terminated.
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The Smithsonian's National Museum of American History has inquired about obtaining a set of striking drawings migrant children made that depict their time in US custody after crossing the border.
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Their host's demeanor was no longer affable: When Fisaha inquired about the asylum process, his terse response was that it would be "impossible" for them to receive protection in Rwanda.
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The Mets reportedly inquired about Jay Bruce, an All-Star outfielder for the Cincinnati Reds who is in the midst of his career-best season after two years of struggles.
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Laura Cooper, a deputy assistant secretary at the Defense Department, revealed in bombshell testimony on Wednesday evening that Ukrainian officials inquired about the frozen US security aid on July 25.
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According to the league, various clubs had inquired about the former San Francisco 49er's "readiness" for NFL play, and the workout and interview were meant to provide them with answers.
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The spokesperson made the claims after CNBC inquired about reports that Interior officials had canceled all of the remaining scheduled meetings with U.S. nonprofit and industry groups linked to EITI.
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According to WCPO Cincinatti, colleges and businesses in 20 states have inquired about installing Pizza ATMs, and the first wave of automatic pizza machines could be heading out this month.
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At the Minawao refugee camp outside Maroua, Cameroon, near a part of the country where Boko Haram has launched numerous attacks, residents said no one had inquired about the fighters.
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When I inquired about how much brands are paying for this information, I was told that Pay Your Selfie customizes campaign costs based on their clients' marketing and insight objectives.
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The president had previously mentioned a pardon as a possibility for his former campaign manager in a tweet but did not explain he inquired about the legality of the option.
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She fielded investigative requests from the Senate Finance Committee, which was looking into Torshin, Driscoll said, and from the Federal Election Commission, which inquired about donations made to political candidates.
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A year later, after she inquired about pursuing another graduate degree at the new Industrial and Labor Relations School at Cornell, she was offered a position on the faculty there.
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Underscoring the potential for backlash from women, a Republican staff member for the committee, Garrett Ventry, resigned on Saturday after NBC News inquired about allegations of sexual harassment involving him.
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We've inquired about the resolutions, the fallout and miscommunications, and the first big question that jump-started it all: How did an employee accidentally donate her swimwear collection to Goodwill?
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Soon after, he inquired about an international exchange program, and, with limited English and $26 in the bank, he left Ecuador on a student visa, bound for college in Oregon.
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A week later, and affected customers say neither company has informed them about the data breaches, with one company allegedly telling staff to lie to victims who inquired about the hack.
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Franks, who had previously indicated he would serve out the next month, announced his immediate resignation on Friday afternoon after Politico inquired about new allegations of sexual impropriety made against him.
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Pixar eventually took notice of it and, according to court documents published in The Hollywood Reporter, inquired about renting the van for a company event for employees on September 4, 2018.
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An Arizona man accused of helping plan an attack on a Prophet Muhammad cartoon contest in Texas also inquired about explosives to attack last year's Super Bowl, according to court documents.
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The Watts Partners website does not mention South Sudan either, and the firm submitted required disclosures to the Justice Department only after the Center for Public Integrity inquired about the relationship.
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Congresswoman Matsui (D-CA) inquired about revisions of the Universal Service Fund, a critical budget component for FCC programs that defray the cost of, for example, expanding wireless into rural areas.
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When Mr. Och later inquired about progress, the employee replied: "I thought you were against it so I haven't pursued it," adding that Och-Ziff's Libyan fixer wanted to follow up.
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The woman (who wishes to remain anonymous) did dutifully call the store, asking if anyone had inquired about a missing watch or if they knew who had been the previous owner.
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Romine wore No. 19743 the last two seasons, but when the Yankees acquired Giancarlo Stanton, the reigning National League most valuable player, in the off-season, Stanton inquired about the number.
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This is the second time the Massachusetts lawmaker has inquired about Clearview, which has compiled billions of photos by scraping social media platforms and has contracts with several law enforcement agencies.
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This is the second time the Massachusetts lawmaker has inquired about Clearview, which has compiled billions of photos by scraping social media platforms and has contracts with several law enforcement agencies.
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The Bay Area resident said immigration officials didn't wear any sort of protection and were impatient with people, telling them to stop asking questions when they inquired about the wait time.
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Internal messages between Boeing employees revealed that employees were alarmed when Lion Air inquired about its pilots getting training in a simulator before they started to fly the new plane model.
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"Bulletproof backpacks have been the one that's been most in demand and most inquired about," said Yasir Sheikh, president of Guard Dog Security, a maker and distributor of self-defense products.
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The official freeze also came shortly after Ukrainian officials inquired about the aid, suggesting that they knew there was "some kind of issue," according to testimony from Pentagon official Laura Cooper.
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I inquired about the show—named Cratedigger due to its vinyl-hunting theme—and, after mentioning I was a journalist, he agreed to let me come inside for an early preview.
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Three Egyptian security officials who said they had inquired about the case said that Mr. Regeni had been taken into custody by the authorities because he had been impertinent with the officers.
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I inquired about a pair of very high wedged sandals that Beyonce was wearing in a photo, and was shown a large selection of flat sandals that looked dubiously similar at best.
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One night, after a community event at the local Whataburger—this is rural Texas, remember—a college kid approached Walden midway through dinner and inquired about an old classmate on the team.
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Two weeks before, Ludwick, while vacationing in Puerto Rico, allegedly inquired about purchasing a boat large enough to travel to South America and also tried to take sailing lessons, police tell PEOPLE.
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The president's son-in-law and senior adviser inquired about using Russian diplomatic facilities for the communications, apparently to shield the talks, U.S. officials briefed on intelligence reports told The Washington Post.
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One email dated November 11, 2013 shows Solicitor General Donald Verrilli, Jr., who recently stepped down after five years on the job, responding to Sotomayor about law clerk applicants she inquired about.
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For years, this was the standard reply whenever a journalist inquired about anything having to do with a specific account, whether it related to a suspension, a DMCA takedown, or anything else.
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In fact, it was only after I left the gallery that I realized I had never inquired about the titles of the works, and thought it best to leave it that way.
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After Manafort suggested to Ayliff in an email that the Trump Tower property "has never been a rental property," Ayliff spoke with a bank, UBS, that had inquired about the condo's usage.
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When I next traveled to South Africa, for the "PBS NewsHour," in May 1994, just before Mandela was sworn in as president, I inquired about interviewing some of the former Robben Islanders.
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His current lawyer, Lanny J. Davis, acknowledged this week that Mr. Cohen's previous lawyer had inquired about a pardon soon after the F.B.I. searched Mr. Cohen's home and office in April 2018.
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One day he trudged slowly out to left field and inquired about the health of Cleon Jones, his best hitter, who had pursued a ball a little too slowly for Hodges's taste.
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In 2014, Mr. Medina's sister, Marivelle Crespo, a Boston police officer, approached a detective on the cold case squad at a cookout and inquired about the unsolved case, sparking a renewed investigation.
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Mawhinney&aposs arrest warrant says he inquired about accessing the property back in March or April, and that his cellphone pinged near the grave site on May 31 at 11:04 p.m.
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One such was the owner of a Provençal chateau who extended Frenkel shelter only to renege days later, the moment a gendarme inquired about a foreign woman said to be living there.
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During my meeting with Roku, I inquired about the button on the puck remote for the Roku Wireless Speakers that, when pressed, produces a "this feature is not yet available" voice response.
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After Seacrest congratulated Gaga and company for winning the Grammy for Best Song Written for Visual Media in the non-televised ceremony, the host inquired about Gaga's next big show: The Academy Awards.
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When I inquired about the outcome of Johnson's appeal, the commissioner refused to even acknowledge that there had been a disciplinary proceeding involving Johnson, contending that Ferpa barred him from disclosing such information.
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I personally was thrilled enough when, in the days after my piece started picking up steam online, J.K. Rowling liked a series of tweets that inquired about the possibility of a black Hermione.
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The indictment, announced by the United States Attorney's Office for the District of Maryland, included allegations that Gladstone told an officer to lie if federal investigators inquired about the incident, the Times reported.
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He repeatedly inquired about her personal life, she said, showing her brochures for sex toys and encouraging her to try them, and messaging her pager with the phone number of a sex shop.
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Last week, an aide for President Trump left the White House after CNN inquired about his appearance at the the 2016 H.L. Mencken Club Conference, which has been attended by several white nationalists.
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As Rodionov stood at the net for the coin toss, the chair umpire, Philip Lodge, inquired about Rodionov's underwear; Rodionov obligingly yanked down the waistband of his white shorts to reveal the color.
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According to documents provided to CNN, Mateen fell asleep in class during training at least twice, and once inquired about whether a fellow recruit would say anything if he brought a gun to class.
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When the psychology professor testified in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday, attorney Rachel Mitchell, the prosecutor Republicans hired to conduct their line of questioning, inquired about Ford's history of plane travel.
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But that formula is far from perfect: In recent months, restaurants have reported paying hundreds of dollars in fees for calls in which customers simply inquired about a menu item or requested a reservation.
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"Some of you have inquired about a book interview in which I was asked how I felt about Colin Kaepernick and other NFL players who refused to stand for the national anthem," Ginsburg said.
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When a PH employee got on the line, we're told she inquired about the "$5 pizza deal" ... but when the employee didn't know what that was, Abby got pissed and asked for a manager.
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However, if you somehow manage to appear younger or skinnier than society's expectations of what 260 or 50 or 60 should look like, that is something to be lauded and inquired about and celebrated.
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A cup of instant coffee at the press centre was $4.50, a short taxi ride through the city $6, and when I inquired about getting my hair cut, I was told it cost $11.
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We're also told ABC inquired about making Ryan Seacrest the host, but even last week the network knew it was on the verge of signing Ryan as co-host of 'Live' with Kelly Ripa.
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A cup of instant coffee at the press center was $4.50, a short taxi ride through the city $6, and when I inquired about getting my hair cut, I was told it cost $11.
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Of the 22-plus commenters, some had followed the recipe and were displaying photos of their frosted creations, while others asked baking questions or inquired about dairy- and gluten-free versions of the recipe.
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Both sides have approach the contents of the play gingerly; Ms. Satter has not asked Ms. Davis-Winner for insights into her daughter, and Ms. Davis-Winner has not inquired about the theatermakers' process.
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The first prom was a success, and although Ms. Padowitz and Ms. Wieselman initially envisioned the event as a one-off, positive word spread and faculty across the city inquired about the next event.
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After BuzzFeed News inquired about the proposal late on Monday evening, Perez told DNC officers in an email that he, Nanda, and Cornale would not accept any "extra compensation" when they leave their posts.
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The two referred to a written exchange between Lampert and Warren earlier this year in which the senator inquired about Lampert's plan to buy Sears' out of bankruptcy and the retailers' viability under his ownership.
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Megyn Kelly, the former Fox anchor, learned that the hard way on Wednesday when she inquired about Fonda's past plastic surgery procedures during her new hour-long, daily gig on NBC's TODAY, Entertainment Weekly reports.
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Of all the sites we inquired about, only 29 were either taken down by their hosts, became inaccessible, or deleted all of their content since we reached out to the technology providers in early June.
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Now, research published in the Archives of Sexual Behavior has inquired about who comes out on top when you compare the orgasm frequency of straight men, straight women, lesbian women, gay men, and bisexual people.
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The transaction Wells inquired about involves buying platinum from a supplier and leasing it to a refiner that can use it to turn crude oil into high quality fuel, people familiar with the deal said.
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The only major program to show interest, he said, was South Carolina, which inquired about Wentz during the summer after his senior year, by which time he had packed his bags for North Dakota State.
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Despite all that, McKamey Manor is even more popular "with all this craziness," he said, though he didn't specify how many additional people have inquired about tours since this latest round of media backlash began.
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"He misled Congress and stepped very close to perjury," said Aaron Weiss, deputy director at the Center for Western Priorities, arguing that Jorjani held back information from lawmakers who inquired about the public record process.
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Ukrainian officials inquired about the frozen US security aid on July 25 (the same day of the call), according to testimony to House investigators from Laura Cooper, a deputy assistant secretary at the Defense Department.
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If she was sometimes inconsistent when I inquired about the logistics of her life, it was more likely out of a cautious disinclination to give too much away than from a desire to heighten drama.
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While the elite school learned of the incidents in 2011 and 2015, the school did not publicly announce the misconduct until Wednesday — a day after the Globe inquired about the incidents, according to the newspaper.
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In April Democratic lawmakers questioned whether Calk was seeking a favor from the incoming Trump administration when he inquired about the confirmation process for a top U.S. Army position before extending the loans to Manafort.
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He was scouting locations to shoot look-book photos when he came across the Fitzpatrick-Leland and inquired about leasing it from the MAK Center, which also operates the famous Schindler House in West Hollywood.
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IMF staff are in discussions with Lebanese authorities who have inquired about Lebanon's eligibility to receive funds from the $50 billion in emergency funding made available by the IMF earlier this month, the officials said.
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In Mr. Issa's district, the airwaves are so saturated that when officials for one statewide campaign inquired about buying more commercials this week in San Diego, they were told there was no advertising time left.
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MetLife, in a statement, said the SEC's enforcement staff has inquired about payments that the insurer failed to make for people who receive a type of annuity benefit from the company via its retirement business.
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CNN said the person also sent emails to Scaramucci posing as Huntsman, in which Huntsman inquired about "whose head should roll" in the apparent feud between Scaramucci, Priebus and White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon.
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The hardest part was letting sex workers know about it, since most of them are unaware of the unions that defend their rights and have never inquired about the social benefits to which they are entitled.
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This week, the department reversed course on the exclusion, after The New York Times inquired about whether Century Aluminum had, in fact, filed an objection, given its pattern of objecting to nearly every other Rusal application.
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Mr. Pruitt recently took the unusual step of installing a $25,000 soundproof booth in his office to conduct secure communications, and Mr. Mnuchin inquired about using a military plane for his honeymoon in Europe last month.
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The letter, seen by Reuters on Tuesday, was addressed to a German lawmaker who had inquired about the government's position on Vattenfall's attempts to seek damages from the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID).
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So many prospective adoptive families inquired about Haitian "earthquake orphans" that Bethany Christian Services began diverting applicants to other countries like Ethiopia, which were then undergoing "adoption booms," thanks to a combination of poverty and lax laws.
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" The letter states that a member who inquired about the omission was "told that the program facilitators were directed to explicitly exclude guidance about discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity as part of the training.
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An employee in an office in another location told BuzzFeed News that several colleagues did not know the meeting was taking place and inquired about it afterward, as no companywide memo had been issued at the time.
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The goal, Google says, is to help recruiters easily re-engage with previous candidates who may be a fit for the company, but perhaps not for the exact job they had inquired about or applied to before.
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When VICE News inquired about the dearth of terror-related cases on the congressman's public record, a spokeswoman for his office insisted he was regularly involved in top-secret matters while working in law enforcement in Texas.
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Brian Friedman, a developer, told the Post that Trump Organization representatives have toured both his properties, the Carlyle Hotel in Dupont Circle and the Kimpton Hotel in Glover Park, and inquired about a hotel in Adams Morgan.
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I initially inquired about a studio apartment, something I could afford on my own, but after discussing the prospect over dinner, my boyfriend and I decided to go 50/50 on a two-bedroom, 1.5 bath unit.
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The Bay Area resident said immigration officials didn't wear any sort of protection, like masks, and they were impatient with people, telling them to stop asking questions when they inquired about the status of their wait time.
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When I inquired about this, Zea assured me that it wasn't as devastating as it sounded, that there were plenty of prunes from the previous season and that we wouldn't be experiencing any kind of prune crisis.
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Then on Monday evening, after The New York Times inquired about O'Reilly's appearance, the organization abruptly withdrew from Tuesday's event and said it would not accept money raised from it, the executive director, Frederick J. Watts, said.
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Michael Scott, the CEO of Equity Matters, a nonprofit in Baltimore that promotes access to healthcare, said that the experts had this year inquired about the gap between existing policies aimed at curbing discrimination and their enforcement.
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" Saul star Jonathan Banks chimed in at this moment, jokingly asking Esposito if he held their feet to the fire and inquired about how much money he was making, to which Esposito retorted: "Not as much as you.
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Charleston Wilson, the owner of the Houston-based beverage company, tells TMZ ... Pump started hitting up their location outside of L.A. a while back for rare flavors, but inquired about getting his own machine a couple months ago.
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According to the report, the transition team also inquired about the agency's ability to expand the use of immigrant detention centers, as well as the reinstatement of an aerial surveillance effort that was dismantled by the Obama administration.
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The management company didn't respond to my request when I inquired about square footage, but an internet search yielded a listing for another two-bedroom apartment in the same building at a similar price: It's 700 square feet.
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" Amy Spitalnick, a spokeswoman for the New York State attorney general, said its civil rights bureau "inquired about Facebook's practices and, while we are still reviewing them, we are pleased to see this positive step by the company.
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When I inquired about it this week, he acknowledged, through a spokesman, that he first became aware that it was happening in 2014, after a whistle-blower complained about it and the board's audit committee ordered it stopped.
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More than 2000 percent of people who inquired about filing last year ultimately didn't — the highest dropout rate in at least 22016 years — for reasons such as discrimination laws not covering their situation or the process being daunting.
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White House Counsel Beth Nolan sounded weary when Clinton intergovernmental affairs chief Mickey Ibarra said Salt Lake City Mayor Rocky Anderson had inquired about the status of a commutation sought by a young man convicted of distributing LSD.
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Mr. Trump raised both investigations during his July 25 call with Mr. Zelensky, leaning on him "to do us a favor, though," directly after Mr. Zelensky inquired about the aid and an official visit to the White House.
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In early August, Mulvaney asked acting Office of Management and Budget (OMB) Director Russell Vought how much longer the aid could be legally delayed and inquired about the OMB's progress on developing a legal rationale for the hold.
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Kellyanne Conway appeared Friday on Fox News to discuss the ongoing impeachment inquiry into Trump, but when the reporter inquired about her clash with the Yilek, she became visibly frustrated and offered a combative defense of the call.
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He reportedly requested then-FBI Director James Comey's "loyalty," questioned the "loyalty" of Attorney General Jeff Sessions after his recusal from the Russia probe, and inquired about whom then-Deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe voted for in 2016.
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Among the documents provided to CNN were reports of Mateen falling asleep in class at least twice, and an incident where he inquired about whether a fellow recruit would say anything if he brought a gun to the school.
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According to The New York Times, the letter also states that Viktor had been contacted in the past by Marvel and Disney, who inquired about a collaboration with Viktor, but that the artist declined to work with the studios.
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In the recorded video, Meek also inquired about getting a meal at one of the hotel's restaurants, yet their security team continued to deny Meek and said he would be arrested for trespassing regardless of location in the premises.
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When I inquired about the status of my request, after the requisite 85033 working days had passed, the agency told me it was waiting for its drug evaluation unit and its center for veterinary medicine to search for records.
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"Some of you have inquired about a book interview in which I was asked how I felt about Colin Kaepernick and other N.F.L. players who refused to stand for the national anthem," she wrote in a note to reporters.
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The findings from ProPublica come months after the publication discovered the Mar-a-Lago trio were shaping policy at the VA. The men reportedly spoke with VA officials daily and inquired about new programs, including the deal with Apple.
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Amazon employees in Skokie first inquired about their legal right to paid sick time in a meeting with an on-site HR representative and three warehouse workers in late February, a worker present at that meeting told BuzzFeed News.
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Apparently, it's not the first time the United States has inquired about purchasing the icy island: President Harry Truman reportedly tried to buy it in 2000, and Abraham Lincoln's secretary of state, William Seward, considered the idea in 214.
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Marijuana, like wine, has the ability to articulate its terroir, Mr. Coturri said, adding that cannabis growers have already inquired about creating the equivalent of American Viticultural Areas, a system of appellations for wine-growing regions with common characteristics.
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The officer inquired about where Mr. Darko was going, requested identification and ultimately told him that it's illegal to walk around with that particular kind of knife, though he allowed him to keep it and continue on his way.
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Notwithstanding, Ms. Foster's Facebook post was brought to our attention Friday, June 29, we immediately contact her, inquired about her son, and asked her to send us the shoes so we can determine whether the shoes contributed to her son's injuries.
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But when one well-connected Kentucky Republican inquired about that possibility with an administration official the word came back that there was no mutual interest: "We like him where he is," the official replied icily, according to the Republican here.
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NPR reported Tuesday that Oreskes was formally rebuked following a separate incident two years ago where a female producer complained she was made to feel uncomfortable after a dinner in which Oreskes talked about sex and inquired about her personal life.
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So far, the company has been able to provide subscriptions to everyone who has asked, although when some schools in certain parts of the country inquired about subscriptions and realized they could access them for free, Yang says they were skeptical.
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"Some of you have inquired about a book interview in which I was asked how I felt about Colin Kaepernick and other NFL players who refused to stand for the national anthem," she said in a statement Friday, according to BuzzFeed.
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A U.S. appeals court on Monday said the vice president of a Connecticut food distributor did not violate federal labor law when he inquired about an employee's involvement in a union organizing campaign, disagreeing with the National Labor Relations Board.
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The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, a strongly liberal organization, provided this statement from Wade Henderson, president and C.E.O., when I inquired about his position on the stealth provisions: The men's rea provisions are completely unrelated to sentencing reform.
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Asked whether the board had full confidence in Telecom Italia CEO Marco Patuano, Ben Ammar said there was "nothing negative for now", while Vivendi CEO Arnaud De Puyfontaine and several other board members did not answer when inquired about same matter.
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They have also inquired about the FBI's approach to the dossier — the bureau reportedly started looking into its allegations last year, and there have been questions about whether the FBI at some point last year paid Steele for the dossier.
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" Early in their careers, she said, he turned down a job offer from the University of California, Berkeley, after she had inquired about an assistant professorship and was told by the chairman of biochemistry, "All our wives like being research associates.
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" Mick Mulvaney, the incoming acting White House chief of staff, implied on Sunday that Mr. Trump had, in fact, inquired about removing Mr. Powell, saying on ABC's "This Week" that the president "now realizes he does not have the authority.
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Greg Walden — the leader of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, which oversees tech — "inquired about Facebook's latest efforts to protect Americans' personal information online and ensure the platform is enforcing its terms of use rules," a panel source told Recode.
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In the recorded video, Meek also inquired about getting a meal at one of the hotel's restaurants, yet their security team continued to deny Meek and said he would be arrested for trespassing regardless of location in the hotel premises.
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Corbat didn't know about the DUMBO loan, and it already had preliminarily approval when he met with Kushner, Weerasinghe says, adding that Corbat only found out about the loan when the New York Times first inquired about it weeks ago.
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Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with DisabilitiesThe contractor will not discharge or in any other manner discriminate against employees or applicants because they have inquired about, discussed, or disclosed their own pay or the pay of another employee or applicant.
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A Facebook spokesperson said Monday that he "can't speak to every publisher that we are going to label" when VICE News inquired about RT, but the outlet has been on the receiving end of Facebook policy enforcement in the past.
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Lion Air did not comment on whether it was the carrier named in the messages, but people familiar with the exchanges told Bloomberg that Lion Air had inquired about simulator training before accepting Boeing&aposs line that it was not necessary.
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Mr. Bloomberg rarely acknowledges his opponents unless prompted, as he was when a reporter inquired about Senator Elizabeth Warren calling on his company to release former female employees from any nondisclosure agreements amid past allegations of a hostile work environment.
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The morning survey inquired about participants' frequency of sexual intercourse the previous day and their current mood state, the afternoon survey looked at how satisfied and immersed they felt at work, and the evening survey asked about work-life conflict issues they experienced.
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A three-judge panel of the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said on Friday that a federal judge in Utah failed to address Steven Williams' claim that FedEx unlawfully inquired about his drug use while he was dealing with prescription opioid dependency.
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" He also responded sarcastically to one user who inquired about him bringing Jameson to breakfast in just a diaper, "Yeah I took my kid to breakfast only wearing a diaper," and to another who commented about the condition's contagious nature, "What's your point?
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" He also responded sarcastically to one user who inquired about him bringing Jameson to breakfast in just a diaper, "Yeah I took my kid to breakfast only wearing a diaper," and to another who commented about the condition's contagious nature, "What's your point?
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Because Daryl has a penchant for carrying crossbows and standing in shadows — and had inquired about Sasha and Rosita's whereabouts mere moments before — but also because I thought that Daryl betraying Rick before the war would be an interesting move for the show.
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Stephanie Pio, a high school teacher, World Natural Bodybuilding Federation figure professional and elite-level USPA powerlifter, says men have inquired about her Nikes on multiple occasions, asking seemingly innocuous questions like "Do you wear them barefoot?" that soon take a sexual turn.
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That check, originally pledged by Mr. Trump in connection with a nationally televised telethon shortly before the Iowa caucuses in January, did not materialize until after a reporter for The Washington Post inquired about whether Mr. Trump had followed through on his commitment.
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When one conferencegoer inquired about his chances of getting his own emoji onto the keyboard, Mr. Davis said that Unicode had committed to ushering in about 70 emoji symbols a year and that about half of all public proposals made the cut.
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In it, he asked if the company could guarantee that its technology would not enable human rights abuses and inquired about what steps, if any, had been taken to ensure that Clearview was in compliance with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
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So far, 81 countries have requested or inquired about emergency financing from the IMF, including 50 low-income countries and 31 middle-income countries, including Pakistan, Ghana, Iran and Kyrgyzstan, which was granted the first aid under the program late on Thursday.
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So far, 81 countries have requested or inquired about emergency financing from the IMF, including 50 low-income countries and 31 middle-income countries, including Pakistan, Ghana, Iran and Kyrgyzstan, which was granted the first aid under the program late on Thursday.
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And Secretary of State Mike Pompeo faced questions from the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Friday about coronavirus and the administration handling of Iran policy, but no Democrats inquired about Ukraine, despite Pompeo defying demands for documents from House impeachment investigators last year.
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He told me that he jumped at the chance to transition to a Kremlin-funded outfit and, knowing that it would be controversial, spoke to every media outlet that inquired about it, in order to draw even more people to his work.
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Fans were obviously not happy, and it doesn't seem like Brittany and Jax took all the backlash well — the Buzzfeed reporter Lara Parker included screenshots that appear to show that the couple blocked after on Twitter she had inquired about the controversy.
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Steve Cohen (D-Tenn.) later inquired about Trump asking Lewandowski to direct then-Attorney General Jeff Sessions to limit the scope of the Mueller investigation — the episode that is at the crux of Lewandowski's importance as a witness to potential obstruction of justice.
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I also inquired about press coverage at the event, noting that one of the first moonshot venues held at the University of Pennsylvania's cancer center had been restricted to reporters selected by the White House, according to a Penn public affairs representative.
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Here's a statement that Apple provided when I inquired about the power profile that people were seeing when testing iPhones with older batteries: Our goal is to deliver the best experience for customers, which includes overall performance and prolonging the life of their devices.
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Yet according to the same source, Wednesday night — after BuzzFeed News inquired about the pulled ads — Amazon placed a new, significantly smaller order for Q4 ads on Bloomberg TV. Neither Initiative nor Amazon told Bloomberg that they pulled the ads because of the report.
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But I love Pixel phones, so naturally I inquired about whether the company plans to release one for the Pixel 2 XL — the other phone desperately in need of a solution here — but didn't get a firm answer on whether it's in the cards.
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An NFL source tells TMZ Sports that despite what Colin and his camp broadcast on Saturday with a last-minute change for what's been described as transparency purposes, we're being told Colin himself had inquired about media accessibility when these talks first got started.
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Ed Martin, a former chairman of the Missouri Republican Party, said Mr. Bannon had also inquired about the state's Senate race, in which the Republican establishment has rallied around Josh Hawley, the state attorney general, as an opponent for Senator Claire McCaskill, a Democrat.
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Prospective jurors faced a series of questions from US District Judge Paul Byron, who inquired about their feelings about terrorism or whether they personally knew anyone affected by the Pulse massacre or the recent school shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.
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Officials from the United States government have shed new light on the timeline around the holdup of foreign aid money at the heart of the impeachment inquiry, with one saying that Ukrainians had inquired about "issues" with the aid money weeks earlier than previously reported.
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The first police chief, Brandon del Pozo, resigned on Monday after a months-long controversy involving his use of a fake Twitter account to troll a local activist — and his efforts to conceal the tweets by lying to a reporter who inquired about them.
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Top Saudi officials, including deputy intelligence chief Ahmed al-Assiri, who was blamed and fired last month for allegedly ordering the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, inquired about assassinating the kingdom's Iranian enemies during a meeting with private businessmen in March 2017, reports the New York Times.
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"When we signed Corbin, teams thought we had a little bit of a surplus, so they inquired about Roark, teams that looked favorably on a one-year guy who could help them," Nationals general manager Mike Rizzo said at the winter meetings Tuesday, per The Washington Post.
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He also provided his account of conversations in which the President stressed the need for loyalty from the former FBI director, inquired about Comey letting go of the investigation of former national security adviser Michael Flynn, and asked Comey to help "lift the cloud" of Russia.
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The partners in these couples were then separated and each asked to fill in a questionnaire that inquired about how satisfied they were with their spouses and how often they had sex (a fact on which, despite what cynics might suspect, husband and wife generally agreed).
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" When we inquired about what's tougher physically, his walk across Connecticut or the nearly 15-hour filibuster he led in June calling for gun control reform, Murphy replied, "This is harder because it's, physically, it's the equivalent of a walking filibuster, six days in a row.
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She did put her hand on her heart during a visit to Saudi Arabia in 2010 — but in that case, King Abdullah had inquired about former President Clinton's health, and she was explaining that her husband had two stents put in one of his coronary arteries.
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The Legal Aid Society, using the Freedom of Information Law, inquired about the number of complaints against Officer Pantaleo before Mr. Garner's death that had been substantiated by the Civilian Complaint Review Board, an independent oversight agency for the police, and about that agency's recommendations for discipline.
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WASHINGTON — Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin inquired about the use of a military plane for his European honeymoon last month, the Treasury Department confirmed on Wednesday, a disclosure that comes as he is already under scrutiny for taking a government plane to Kentucky before viewing the Aug.
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In an upbeat but combative mood, the President's freewheeling event focused mainly on Kavanaugh, but also veered into topics as wide-ranging as trade and the role of Iraqi Kurds in the fight against ISIS (he labeled the reporter who inquired about that topic "Mr. Kurd").
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Among those the Yankees have inquired about are the Pittsburgh Pirates right-hander Gerrit Cole, the Detroit Tigers right-hander Michael Fulmer and the Arizona Diamondbacks left-hander Patrick Corbin — all one-time All-Stars who are at least another season away from reaching free agency.
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During Kim Kardashian West's trip to Uganda with husband Kanye West and 5-year-old daughter North, the couple met with President Yoweri K Museveni on Monday, when he inquired about the reality star's profession — and seemingly revealed that he wasn't aware of her long-running reality TV series.
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Holmes told lawmakers in a closed-door deposition on Saturday that he overheard a phone call between Trump and Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union, in which the president inquired about Ukraine's willingness to carry out investigations of former Vice President Joe Biden and his son.
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The report did not specify what parcels the authorities inquired about, but Xinhua previously reported that China will investigate whether FedEx damaged the legal rights and interests of its clients after Huawei Technologies Co Ltd said FedEx diverted parcels destined for the Chinese firms addresses in Asia to the United States.
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They said she had applied for a B1/B2 visa, which would allow her to travel to and from the United States, and, on July 85033, they followed her and the 56-year-old to a U-Haul facility where they inquired about renting a moving truck and purchased moving boxes.
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Laura Cooper, a deputy assistant secretary at the Defense Department, revealed in bombshell testimony in the impeachment-inquiry hearings on Wednesday evening that Ukrainian officials inquired about the frozen US security aid on July 25 — the same day as President Donald Trump&aposs infamous phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Specifically, Trump's team—which is made up of several space entrepreneurs, including Charles Miller of NextGen Space—has inquired about NASA's ability to develop technology for commercial use, as well as the agency's plan to survey the Moon for useful raw materials and evaluate the potential of their extractability (a.k.a. mining).
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During the discussion, part of a series of meetings where the men tried to win Saudi funding for their plan, General Assiri's top aides inquired about killing Qassim Suleimani, the leader of the Quds Force of Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps and a man considered a determined enemy of Saudi Arabia.
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Like their arguments involving Sondland, this claim does not quite align with available testimony: Laura Cooper, deputy assistant secretary of defense for Russia, Ukraine, and Eurasia, previously testified that Ukrainian officials inquired about the aid in late July, on the same day as Trump's infamous call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Last summer, as the courtroom drama between the Trump administration and immigrant advocates was at its height over the issue of reuniting migrant families who had been separated at the border, Ms. Fabian pleaded that she was unavailable for a hearing when a judge inquired about setting it over the weekend.
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Right before the trade deadline, during an 11-game stretch in which Smart was sidelined after he punched a glass picture frame and lacerated his hand—a move that almost led to season-ending surgery—I inquired about Smart's trade value and looming monetary worth with a few people around the league.
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Wang Yi, the foreign minister, told journalists that Mr Lee was "first and foremost a Chinese citizen"—implying that Mr Wang's British counterpart, Philip Hammond, who happened to be visiting China this week, had no right to poke his nose in (Mr Hammond said British diplomats had "urgently inquired" about Mr Lee's whereabouts).
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And Facebook only took action once The Guardian inquired about the matter during its reporting for an investigation published Thursday about ICE police breaking Facebook rules by creating fake profiles linked to University of Farmington—the sham institution ICE created as an elaborate sting operation to catch students enrolling in a fake school.
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A quick reminder for these people: "The wrinkles on your face are not there to protect you—your face just wrinkles as you age," says Seth Cohen, a practicing urologist and professor of urology at NYU Langone Health in New York, who reports that many of his patients have inquired about Scrotox.
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Keenly aware of the "justifiable international public interest," the editor quickly wrote and published an article about the Kuwaiti ban without realizing that it was based on "a decision made in 2011," according to a statement posted on the site on Tuesday after The New York Times inquired about the article's origin.
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They contacted him and he agreed to meet, giving his reason: no one, through all these years, had ever inquired about his mother or her relationship with Giacometti, and he had only recently learned about Giacometti for the first time, when his wife googled "Flora Mayo" and was directed to James Lord's book.
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NLRB Inspector General David Berry in a report dated Tuesday said Emanuel should have been aware of the conflict when he participated in a December ruling in Hy-Brand Industrial Contractors Ltd, but did not knowingly provide false information to the IG or Democrats in Congress who had inquired about his role in the case.
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During the three-and-a-half-hour interview with FBI officials that led to bureau director James Comey's decision not to pursue criminal charges, Clinton, 68, said Powell advised her to use the account and she even inquired about his email practices during his time as Secretary of State, the New York Times reports.
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Toward the end of the movie, when Wonka's obsessive-compulsiveness overtakes him and he erupts at Charlie and his grandpa, who've inquired about why Charlie doesn't win a lifetime of candy after all, Mr. Wilder's rage struck a very young me the way "The Rite of Spring" shocked those Parisian ballet-goers in 1913.
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The lawmakers also inquired about any resources that may be needed in a supplemental appropriations bill to provide "adequate physical barriers, all-weather roads, and any and all other resources needed to ensure the full security of our border for the protection of both American citizens and the migrants" looking to enter the country.
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Two Obama administration officials said Trump transition officials inquired about expanded national security roles for Mr. Bannon and Mr. Kushner at the earliest stages of the transition in November — before the younger Mr. Flynn became a liability — but after Mr. Flynn had begun to chafe on the nerves of his colleagues on the team.
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Interviews with dozens of current and former administration officials, congressional aides and others, previously undisclosed emails and documents, and a close reading of thousands of pages of impeachment testimony provide the most complete account yet of the 84 days from when Mr. Trump first inquired about the money to his decision in September to relent.
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg issued a statement on Friday calling her remarks on San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick's protests "inappropriately dismissive and harsh": Some of you have inquired about a book interview in which I was asked how I felt about Colin Kaepernick and other NFL players who refused to stand for the national anthem.
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Acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE has reportedly inquired about the possibility of becoming president of the University of South Carolina in his home state.
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When I inquired about how long the team usually devotes to producing Last Week Tonight's evergreen stories, Oliver said they like to have at least a couple of weeks to get through the process of someone pitching the story, the research department making sure it has legs, writing the segment, and putting it on the air.
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Instead, when N.B.A. teams have inquired about Mitchell — including representatives from the Charlotte Hornets, the Philadelphia 76ers, the New Orleans Pelicans, the Miami Heat, the Los Angeles Clippers and the Chicago Bulls — the coach tells them of the time Mitchell lobbied to keep himself out of the starting lineup because a teammate was playing well in his place.
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Then there was the young outfielder Clint Frazier, who may now be in the minor leagues (with a new haircut) but who was the focus of a brief uproar, anyway, when the Yankees broadcaster Suzyn Waldman said he had inquired about whether the team would unretire numbers and, if so, whether he could take Mickey Mantle's No. 24.82.
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The vastness of the plan, which also covers alcohol and drug abuse, appeared to stun Council members, who thumbed through a 119-page glossy explainer produced by the de Blasio administration as their colleagues inquired about everything from opioid addiction on Staten Island to the hiring of mental health workers for city schools to the use of acupuncture to treat crack addicts.
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How we know: Interviews with dozens of people, including current and former administration officials and congressional aides; previously undisclosed emails and documents; and a close reading of thousands of pages of impeachment testimony provide the most complete account yet of the 84 days from when Mr. Trump first inquired about the money to his decision in September to release the aid.
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The committee had inquired about the drone pilots in February, but the request was ignored for more than a month, Chairman Trey GowdyHarold (Trey) Watson GowdyRising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief Cummings announces expansion of Oversight panel's White House personal email probe, citing stonewalling Pelosi says it's up to GOP to address sexual assault allegation against Trump MORE (R-S.
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Mazie HironoMazie Keiko HironoDemocratic senator on possibility of Trump standing up to the NRA: 'That's just such BS' Schumer to Trump: Demand McConnell hold vote on background check bill Graham moves controversial asylum bill through panel; Democrats charge he's broken the rules MORE (D-Hawaii), who had inquired about a Washington Post story in which Wilkie defended past bosses' polarizing statements and his past membership in a Confederate group.
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Ex-CIA spy readies to publish book about undercover exploits without agency approval Woman falls 500 feet to death while hiking Half Dome at Yosemite National Park Suicide rates are rising, especially in rural America The actress, who co-starred on the ABC drama "Desperate Housewives" and earned an Oscar nomination for "Transamerica," also inquired about the same scheme for another daughter, although she never carried out that plan.
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USA TODAY Sports reached out to the U.S. attorney's office for the Southern District of Texas and inquired about Ortega's status as a potential suspect in the case, which began when Brady's jersey — valued up to $500,000 by some collectors — went missing after Super Bowl LI. "The matter is currently still under investigation, therefore, I cannot confirm the person you listed below as being involved," executive assistant U.S. attorney Jennifer Lowery said in an email.
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Ron WydenRonald (Ron) Lee WydenDemocratic senator asks intelligence agencies to open probe into Bezos phone hack Tax season could bring more refund confusion Hillicon Valley — Presented by Philip Morris International — Wyden asks NSA to investigate White House cybersecurity | Commerce withdraws Huawei rule after Pentagon objects | Warren calls on Brazil to drop Greenwald charges MORE (D-Ore.), who pushed for the report requirement to be included in the defense bill, told BuzzFeed News that the senator's office has inquired about the delay but has not received a response.
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"The U.S. Navy Is Working on &aposNew Guidelines&apos on How to Report UFOsThe U.S. Navy is "drafting new guidelines" for personnel to report sightings of unidentified aerial …Read more ReadGreenwald inquired about the Navy's use of the phrase "unidentified aerial phenomena" rather than "unidentified flying object" and Gradisher reportedly explained, "The 'Unidentified Aerial Phenomena' terminology is used because it provides the basic descriptor for the sightings/observations of unauthorized/unidentified aircraft/objects that have been observed entering/operating in the airspace of various military-controlled training ranges.
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Scroll back for the conversation with a NYC cultural organization that was advertising for an unpaid, year-long part-time volunteer role that required a PhD and fluency in three languages (when we inquired about the position, the institution in question took down their entire volunteer page), to the highlights and low points from NYFA's popular job page, where some internships laudably post their above-minimum-wage salaries clearly, while others offer lunch or travel stipend only (organizations doing this, do you think that your interns have the option of choosing whether to eat or commute to work?) Agree w/ all responses so far.
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Here are the major headlines about Pruitt from just the past month: Emails: Pruitt used EPA aide to inquire about Chick-fil-A business opportunity Pruitt aide inquired about used Trump hotel mattress for himNew York Times highlights Pruitt's cozy relationship with a coal baronEPA paid $1,560 for 12 fountain pens, emails showEPA emails could contradict Pruitt testimony on apartment huntEPA spent nearly $3.5M on Pruitt security Pruitt contradicts ex-EPA security chief email over use of sirens in non-emergenciesPruitt asked for 24/7 security immediately, contradicting previous claimsPruitt dinner included Vatican figure accused of sexual abuseMemo says Pruitt flew first class to avoid 'lashing out from passengers' Exorbitant pen costs!
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House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthySaagar Enjeti expresses concern over MSNBC hosting debate after Weinstein scandal Former Speaker Boehner's official portrait unveiled Saagar Enjeti blasts alleged Epstein cover-up by media MORE (R-Calif.) said Thursday his views on impeachment will remain unchanged even if testimony from a U.S. diplomat that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE inquired about investigating the Bidens during a call with U.S. Ambassador Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandFive takeaways from the Democratic debate Biden says Trump could face prosecution after leaving office Biden: Impeachment hearings show 'Trump doesn't want me to be the nominee' MORE is confirmed.
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