Oculus has also kept quiet on Rift sales to date.
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Amazon has kept quiet about its ambitions in the market.
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Norman has kept quiet, declining media inquiries over the years.
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Mills also refuted claims that her server was kept quiet.
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He felt "real proud" to get it, but kept quiet.
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Just like she had rehearsed, Vanessa hid and kept quiet.
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But since then he has kept quiet on the topic.
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"I have kept quiet for the entire year," Rahimi said.
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We laid down, hid, kept quiet, until the police arrived.
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It's a story he's kept quiet about publicly until now.
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Most clerics kept quiet out of deference to the king.
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"The people who kept quiet got rewarded," Mr. Elson said.
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Pauline drank and played music; Sled worked and kept quiet.
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She said she kept quiet for fear he would retaliate.
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Kraft largely kept quiet while the Brady case played out.
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After the May 22, 2015 massacre the mourning families kept quiet.
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Obama has previously kept quiet about the quality of his play.
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He kept quiet before piling into a minivan and driving off.
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Leading up to their wedding, Klum kept quiet about most details.
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The Republicans have kept quiet about the cities they are considering.
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Details of the plan have been mostly kept quiet, but Rep.
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We kept quiet, happily caught in the tide of digital oversaturation.
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I didn't know what to say, so I kept quiet, too.
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I should've kept quiet and just left, but there we go.
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"Those who kept quiet and supported his system are still there."
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Some friends completely disapproved, while others kept quiet about their opinions.
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Almeida looked straight ahead, kept quiet and walked into the courtroom.
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They kept quiet, talked to prosecutors, and worked out their deals.
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The next day I went home, and I kept quiet at first.
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The Guards initially kept quiet about their role in the Syria conflict.
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Young islanders were also resettled, but authorities kept quiet about those transfers.
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Germany and Britain have mostly kept quiet about Poland on pragmatic grounds.
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She told me someone would do her in, but I kept quiet.
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Comey could have kept quiet about the investigation until after the election.
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" Finally, Nyong'o says she became so exasperated that she "just kept quiet.
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Since then she's kept quiet, letting the legal system run its course.
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He kept quiet, but exhibited tiny quirks that called attention to him.
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Kanter wanted to scream back "You're not my dad!" but kept quiet.
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I was so exasperated by the end that I just kept quiet.
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Neuralink's plans have largely been kept quiet but it continues to hire staff.
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Now-- (CROSSTALK) FARAGE: Now Boris Johnson, Boris Johnson kept quiet for 48 hours.
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" The children said they kept quiet because they were told "snitches get switches.
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Leslie Jones has not kept quiet about her love of Game Of Thrones.
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Since then she has kept quiet, letting the legal system run its course.
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Other than that, details like time frame and setting are being kept quiet.
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The question of why Facebook kept quiet until its hand was forced matters.
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He has kept quiet about the tribunal's ruling, which Chinese leaders had rejected.
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Details of the highly anticipated plan have been mostly kept quiet, but Rep.
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I kept quiet and watched them return to work, methodically restoring their space.
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My grandfather kept quiet and moved on to live a long, fulfilling life.
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But he mostly kept quiet about his body modification until the late 1970s.
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But I — so I just kept quiet as a listener type of thing.
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But Underwood has kept quiet about whether or not he ends up finding love.
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They've kept quiet since late 2016 despite closing two rounds of venture capital funding.
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It has kept quiet on the subject since becoming part of the governing coalition.
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Julie didn't want drama with a woman she considers "like family," so kept quiet.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, the new prime minister, Mr Morrison, has kept quiet on the subject.
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Verizon missed on sales of $32.2 billion and kept quiet about its Yahoo bid.
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In the past, victims of rape, sexual assault, and sexual harassment have kept quiet.
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Yet McKinsey kept quiet, one of many decisions the firm would come to regret.
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But the G-Men kept quiet about their investigations, and Trump won the election.
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At least in public, Clinton mostly kept quiet about the allegations, as PolitiFact notes.
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Justice Clarence Thomas, who's famously silent most of the time anyway, also kept quiet.
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Kelly announced the postponements Thursday night on social media, but kept quiet about the injury.
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Major EU members Germany and Britain have mostly kept quiet about Poland on pragmatic grounds.
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He might have kept quiet about the guns, but he wasn't shy about the gambling.
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But as he always does when the GOP is self-destructing, he mainly kept quiet.
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She learned to wrap herself in her sheet, tight as a mummy, and kept quiet.
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"I've kept quiet for long enough," reads the first anonymous message on the 4chan thread.
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She kept quiet, heeding the advice of the police that silence would buy him lenience.
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Both West and the cousin kept quiet about the incident (except for those explicit TLOP lyrics).
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How many US officials, who have kept quiet until now, will finally decide they've had enough?
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This time European governments kept quiet for nearly a week after the first signs of unrest.
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Daryl Hannah and Neil Young's wedding may have been kept quiet, but the union wasn't unexpected.
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Local media said the families of other victims had kept quiet out of fear of deportation.
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She was paid a hundred and thirty thousand dollars, and she kept quiet through the campaign.
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I was surprised by my curiosity to know what she was thinking, but I kept quiet.
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All the while, she kept quiet, agonizing over when she'd ruin her first pair of underwear.
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In 1964 gay sex was still illegal in most states and transgender Americans mostly kept quiet.
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For more than 40 years after the liberation she kept quiet about what she had withstood.
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The meeting was kept quiet until Saturday night and appeared to catch Mr. Netanyahu by surprise.
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There was a privilege in that movement that went unnoticed and still is being kept quiet.
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So, she kept quiet when a guy she was dating raped her while she was sleeping.
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"If they kept quiet, the prices would be cheaper, I am confident about that," he added.
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Rather than brag about their money or show it off, they kept quiet about their advantages.
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JERUSALEM — He kept quiet for months, his poll numbers creeping up against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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In a 1989 oral history, Mr. Blood kept quiet about the possible change in the relationship.
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I didn't know if I should tell my mum or not so I just kept quiet.
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I didn't tell anyone due to shame and honor of my family and I kept quiet.
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Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has kept quiet about the impasse over US federal funding.
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Luckey kept quiet, too, at least until the Daily Beast revealed what he'd been up to.
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The former leader, however, kept quiet on plans to run, despite anticipation she may launch her bid.
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That malleability, Alter argued, may explain why Obama has kept quiet in the days since the election.
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I hate getting all emo on you guys but I've kept quiet for too long about it.
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At first, he kept quiet, in line with an agreement he signed to not disparage his employer.
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The Apple CEO has largely kept quiet on privacy issues since Facebook's troubles sprung up last week.
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She openly campaigned against President Trump during the election, but once he assumed office, she kept quiet.
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Like Huggins, he kept quiet because he was afraid of what the state might do to him.
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The White House has kept quiet about the identity of the nominees Trump has been focused on.
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He even kept quiet when his daughter, Huawei's chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou, was arrested in Canada.
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Since withdrawing from the presidential race in March, Mr. Rubio has kept quiet and withheld his endorsement.
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Merrill said he thought Trump had kept quiet so far in part in deference to Alabama Sen.
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I fended him off and kept quiet until I got chastised for being slow at my job.
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She could have said "I told you so" every day since, but she has largely kept quiet.
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Uphopho said she didn't understand how serious the situation was at that age, so she kept quiet.
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Ms. Merkel was clearly not happy but largely kept quiet, evidently not wanting to provoke more conflict.
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Yet being a teenager and going through puberty, I sort of stayed in it and just kept quiet.
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Despite his reservations, Mello stayed on with Direct Genomics—and he seemingly kept quiet about He's rogue research.
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"She kept quiet, looking for 300 dollars for three years to buy for me my computer," he recalls.
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He did not carp about his exclusion, but kept quiet company in his study with his cat, Cleopatra.
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The pair kept quiet on social media throughout 2015, although Ohanian did attend the US Open in September.
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According to the Sun, her death was kept quiet over fears that her son was killed as well.
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I haven't exactly kept quiet about how I think this has been a boring season of The Bachelorette.
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He dismissed questions about Clinton's transparency, which arose after she kept quiet her pneumonia diagnosis for several days.
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Resources were difficult to find, and in my case, it felt safer if I kept quiet about it.
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Official media have largely kept quiet about this and censors have removed any mention of the scandal online.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE A thousand words Barack Obama has pretty much kept quiet about his feelings on President Trump.
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Why it matters: Muilenburg has barely been seen in public and has kept quiet in past few weeks.
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Taken together, the two messages suggested pardons would be on the table if their potential recipients kept quiet.
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Many of these happenings will be kept quiet, as much of the project is intended as a surprise.
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Buddy, you should have just kept quiet and went along with the plan until John saved the day.
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Many Saudi conservatives are deeply uncomfortable with Prince Mohammed's reforms, although they have mostly kept quiet, fearing arrest.
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Mr. Modi has kept quiet about the recent demonetization findings, which basically confirmed those released a year ago.
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At the time, Trump's comments drew a murmur of criticism from GOP lawmakers, though most still kept quiet.
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These researchers have kept quiet about the issues for eight months, providing Intel vital time to develop fixes.
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But while Trump repeatedly promoted the Foxconn project, he kept quiet on Wednesday as the project's prospects shifted.
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But wary of meddling in politics ahead of the June 23 vote, many have kept quiet about it.
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Their position apparently changed shortly before he escaped last July, though this was kept quiet at the time.
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Trump has repeatedly spoken about the raids, which are normally kept quiet so as not to tip off targets.
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They argued the policies have protected many students and forced colleges to confront problems that were long kept quiet.
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Though Jenner's kept quiet about her relationship with Simmons, she officially confirmed they're dating on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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But the pair have long kept quiet about their relationship; Vikander only confirmed that they were dating in July.
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If I was dining alone, I probably would have just kept quiet and let the experience sour my mood.
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In the past, India had kept quiet even when it hit back, leaving room for Pakistan to climb down.
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JANE FONDA: I KNEW ABOUT HARVEY WEINSTEIN AND KEPT QUIET "It feels like something has shifted," Fonda told Hayes.
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While details of Taco Bell's ad are being kept quiet, it's promised to be a pop culture-studded spot.
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If they've been confused or harmed by the whimsical names of plants, horticulturists of all stripes have kept quiet.
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On the closest-watched issue in Washington currently, the administration's announced withdrawal from Syria, Milley has largely kept quiet.
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The NRA initially kept quiet after the shooting, the second-deadliest ever in the U.S., with 17 people killed.
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Not because of the consequences of a youthful decision, but because he kept quiet about it for so long.
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Since then, Apple has kept quiet about opening FaceTime, and there is no reason to think that will change.
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When such a capability does exist, it's usually kept quiet and sold for millions of dollars by exploit brokers.
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When they sought court permission to wiretap him, they kept quiet about facts that cast doubts on their theory.
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NW: And I understand that firings are generally kept quiet for a good reason because often it's due to fit.
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I've kept quiet for so long but now I'm scared of what Egor might do to me and to himself.
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Barclays analysts speculated that Elliott and Aurelius may simply have kept quiet on Argentina's recent offer, as a negotiating tactic.
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For the most part she kept quiet for most of the brunch, occasionally saying something very softly to her agent.
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Despite openly displaying their romance on social media, Carey has kept quiet about her personal life with Tanaka in interviews.
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Aside for thanking her fans for support, she's kept quiet about the incident (her rep had no comment to PEOPLE).
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According to the BBC, the breakout occurred earlier this year, but it was kept quiet until news broke on Tuesday.
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The company hasn't formally announced these latest price changes, as Amazon has traditionally kept quiet when adjusting free-shipping minimums.
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This wasn't always the case: when Domino first discovered the treatment he kept quiet until a close friend contracted HIV.
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Even the opposition leader, ex-president and now senator Álvaro Uribe, known for his love of media attention, kept quiet.
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Once in the United States, the women are kept quiet with threats and are moved among locations every few weeks.
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In the Leboyer method, the delivery room is kept quiet and dimly lit, to spare the baby from sensory overload.
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Then there was Truman, the other dog in the family, who kept quiet watch from his perch under the piano.
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President Trump reportedly called Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday, but the White House kept quiet about the call.
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While Uber kept quiet about the 2016 breach, the FTC was investigating the firm for a similar breach in 85033.
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Although she has long kept quiet about the relationship, she opened up about the romance in a recent interview with Vogue.
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For years, Latin American governments kept quiet as first Hugo Chávez and then his successor, Nicolás Maduro, hollowed out Venezuela's democracy.
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The price has also been kept quiet to date, but we also understand that the box will cost less than $100.
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Most of them have kept quiet whenever Trump threatened the Justice Department's independence or tried to interfere in the Russia investigation.
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They also kept quiet many in the conservative legal community who had concerns about the Trump administration's other policies, Adler said.
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Those, on both sides of the aisle, who have kept quiet out of political expediency will live to regret their silence.
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When Mother Jones asked why she kept quiet in 2011, she said it was because he later "recovered" and acted normally.
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But some of her committee chairs haven't kept quiet; on Wednesday, House Intelligence Chair Adam Schiff said Barr should step down.
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His accuser has no incentive to lie, and in fact, she would have been better off personally if she kept quiet.
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Girardi's absence had been planned for months, but was kept quiet until about two and a half hours before the game.
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I kept quiet about my sexual abuse out of shame and the cultural concept of black people not airing dirty laundry.
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Her lawyer warned that if she objected to the fee, she would be sent back to jail, so she kept quiet.
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Most other cities and states have kept quiet about their incentive packages, as Amazon prepares to narrow its list of finalists.
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So far, Ted Cruz and Ben Carson have echoed McConnell, while Jeb Bush and Donald Trump have kept quiet on the matter.
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There were countless Republicans who had doubts about the Iraq war and its consequences but kept quiet for the sake of partisanship.
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Last week, the New York Times reported that Google had kept quiet the sexual misconduct allegations of several executives at the company.
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Uber officials, including security personnel, knew about the hacks, but they kept quiet, slipping $100,000 to the hackers to do the same.
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I felt like a piece of property he was paying to maintain, as long as I kept quiet about my pesky feelings.
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While Intel and others kept quiet about the real performance impacts of the flaws, Microsoft led the way on transparency and fixes.
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Radiohead kept quiet in the years separating The King of Limbs and the new album, but its individual members stayed plenty busy.
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Hudgens kept quiet for the most part but our photog got a laugh out of her when he called her boyfriend Justin.
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Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu included, has largely kept quiet on Bolton, who shared their concerns about Iran and other regional issues.
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Because she felt being honest about her feelings and actions was already "pushing the envelope," she kept quiet about her obsessive thoughts.
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More metaphorically, Swift has spent the past couple of years beginning to speak out about the subjects she's traditionally kept quiet on.
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Clearent, Netspend and Lockton, among other companies, have not cut ties or have simply kept quiet regarding their partnership with the NRA.
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On the more extreme end, some participants kept quiet because they thought they might lose their independence in some way, Fahs said.
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Instead of following the rules, Mr. Powell and Mr. Davies kept quiet and soon began selling the valuable coins to private collectors.
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While the dance is entertaining, Boston Dynamics kept quiet — as it often does — about how the robot managed to learn its moves.
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He acknowledged that "the heart-wrenching pain of these victims, which cries out to heaven, was long ignored, kept quiet or silenced".
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Sydney's Harley Streten, aka ya boi Flume, hasn't exactly kept quiet since the release of his world-conquering self-titled debut in 2012.
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Lobbyists in the health care industry kept quiet for the first weeks of debate over the Senate bill to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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Lighspeed also kept quiet about Caldbeck's actions when he left to start his own firm, actually serving as a reference for prospective investors.
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Even if the concerns about Soviet nuclear tests needed to be kept quiet, research on climate modeling could be done in the open.
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With the exception of Ted Cruz, virtually everyone in the Republican orbit with future national ambitions has either endorsed Trump or kept quiet.
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" The man who actually punched the kangaroo is only known as "Goo," and has kept quiet due to having a "good government job.
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He kept quiet about the heartbreaking discovery for nearly a year before speaking out to PEOPLE in early July about that terrible night.
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According to Kim, the Thompson drama is definitely not done on that second timeline — even if Khloé preferred parts of it kept quiet.
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Even as many Silicon Valley companies, including Google, Tesla and Uber, have embarked on electric and driverless car initiatives, Apple has kept quiet.
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But as the leaders of the country's most influential gun advocacy group kept quiet after the school shooting last week in Parkland, Fla.
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The president-elect has kept quiet about his resettlement plans since his election, and his press office did not return requests for comment.
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NASA and Boeing disclosed the first software bug during the launch, but both organizations have kept quiet on this second issue until now.
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American allies have largely kept quiet and distanced themselves from the killing so as not to put themselves in the line of fire.
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Even the Organization of Islamic Cooperation, a group of 57 nations that considers itself the collective voice of the Muslim world, kept quiet.
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And then for months after the election, Republican Senators largely kept quiet about the accumulated evidence of Russia's attack on our 2016 elections.
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We kept quiet about your drug usage ... all the ILLEGAL steroids and needles you were using, but we will not keep quiet about this!!!!!!
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As for Thorne, she's recently been spotted out with Scott Disick and rapper Blackbear — though Thorne has kept quiet about any relationship status updates.
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I really tried not to open my mouth much, so I either kept quiet or looked down when I spoke — rarely making eye contact.
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He kept quiet about it but #georgemichael also set up a Trust which gave grants to work supporting rights of #disabled children and adults.
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The choice had been kept quiet until just before he spoke, some Indiana Republicans said, wondering aloud what, if anything, it might have signaled.
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Had he followed standard Justice Department practices and kept quiet while the F.B.I. did its work, they say, this all could have been avoided.
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Meeting locations, agendas and attendees are mostly kept quiet, while political intelligence is privately shared between participants on opposite sides of the political spectrum.
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Saied has voiced some conservative social views against homosexuality and equal inheritance for men and women, but has mostly kept quiet on policy issues.
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Even Kurds and Sunnis who may prefer the United States to Iran kept quiet to avoid provoking their Shiite compatriots and their powerful militias.
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Ayesha kept quiet until one particular user commented with a suggestion about feeding her son, which did not sit well with the celebrity chef.
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I opened my mouth to ask him to lift me up, but I was practicing resisting shows of public affection, so I kept quiet.
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Her attorney, Michael Avenatti, said that Trump never signed the documents, and therefore his client could not be kept quiet about the alleged affair.
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Unlike cases involving Russians accused of spying in the Czech Republic, Mr. Janda noted, concerns about Chinese espionage are kept quiet for diplomatic reasons.
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A news anchor at the time, Sivan kept quiet about the alleged harassment, saying she was fearful of the power Weinstein had in the media.
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But the company had kept quiet about whether or not its executives would accept an invitation to testify during an open hearing on November 1.
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The testimony could reveal more than has ever been known before about how and why Sandusky's crimes were kept quiet at Penn State for years.
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Had he simply kept quiet, and let Mr Mueller complete his investigation into his campaign's links into Russia, the obstruction investigation never would have happened.
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The fact that Mr Comey meanwhile kept quiet about a coterminous counter-espionage investigation into the Trump campaign appears to be a clear double standard.
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Most of May's cabinet members have kept quiet on the issue of her future, adding to speculation that her days as prime minister are numbered.
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The Mexico coach has kept quiet about his strategies and in warm-up matches revealed very little on how he plans to stop the Germans.
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He also told the radio interviewers that he kept quiet during the scandal because the White House told him not to respond to the allegations.
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If she felt harassed and was afraid, she apparently should have kept quiet with her finger over the "block account" function rather than speak out.
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Under the no-state solution, not so-called by its chief proponent (some solutions are best kept quiet), anything goes, a perfect setup for Netanyahu.
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And that's put him in a vulnerable position among House Republicans who have largely kept quiet in the face of Trump's attacks on law enforcement.
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Responses: American allies in the Middle East, fearing they may pay a price for the killing of General Suleimani, have largely kept quiet about it.
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The agency has kept quiet, not acknowledging its role in developing the weapons, and prompting criticism that it's hoarding knowledge that could stop the attacks.
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Maya screamed -- but the shopkeeper, who was twice her age, covered her mouth with his hand and threatened to kill her unless she kept quiet.
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Following the incident, Yamaguchi kept quiet until she talked about the assault publicly during a live stream (which was cut short) as well as on Twitter.
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The Revolutionary Guards initially kept quiet about their military role in both Syria and Iraq but have become more outspoken about it as casualties have mounted.
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The price is still being kept quiet, but as it's aimed at the most demanding enterprise customers, you can expect it to be north of $5,000.
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No one has been charged with the murder so far and police and prosecutors have kept quiet on the investigation, which has included interviewing 200 people.
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Unlike the former FBI director, who so far has kept quiet about his firing, Comey's father had some very strong words about the FBI director's dismissal.
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But the elder Bush kept quiet in public, though he was outraged when Democrats branded George W. Bush a "liar" during his 290 re-election bid.
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He almost badgers the reader into telling him not just that he is a bad person, but that he ought to have kept quiet about it.
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Business leaders pulled out of a high-profile, government-sponsored conference in Riyadh, and have since largely kept quiet about their companies' ties to the kingdom.
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But in supporting BDS, the stars of the Democratic freshman class of 2019 have broken the unspoken rule that criticism of Israel should be kept quiet.
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Perhaps the greatest surprise of the NATO summit was that Trump kept quiet about Jeremy Corbyn, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's socialist opponent in Britain's Dec.
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Vivian Onana, a Women Deliver youth activist from Kenya, told a session on gender-based violence that many women kept quiet about domestic abuse because of stigma.
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Drake and Rihanna's romance has always been something the pair kept quiet, but now Drake is revealing just how in his feelings he was for the singer.
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After that day, the immorality of letting religion run wild, while atheists kept quiet and enjoyed delicious potluck suppers full of community and Jell-O, was inescapable.
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Sasse kept quiet following the late-night comedian's remark, which was in the context of a joke and not censored when it initially aired on HBO. Sen.
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Disney has kept quiet about its plans for other countries, presumably because going live in another country is a little more complicated than just flipping a switch.
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She said while the female costume designer kept quiet in the room, the actress used a bit of her "Jenny from the Block" attitude to push back.
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While the administration has made several announcements about not spending on priorities Congress intended, it has mostly kept quiet about what it will do with the money.
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He points out that during the presidential campaign, news of the investigation into Hillary Clinton leaked to the news media while the Trump investigation was kept quiet.
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While Mr. Zuma's allies initially kept quiet, some have begun pushing back in recent days, including his two supporters among the party's half-dozen most senior leaders.
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Plans for such a sensitive trip are kept quiet to avoid tipping off militants about a potential target, but I had a reason to know about them.
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She sprayed the perfume in the air around her and kept quiet as all the women sniffed the air, wondering about the source of the intoxicating smell.
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Yet in recent weeks, Mr. Erdogan has kept quiet as President Trump has taken office and signed an executive order banning immigration from seven predominantly Muslim countries.
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Everyone involved kept quiet about the incident, but rumors rapidly circulated that Jay-Z had cheated, Solange knew it, and she was defending her big sister's honor.
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At first, Mr. Gillis said, he kept quiet about Ms. Phan-Gillis's detention and hoped that Chinese investigators would release her after realizing the charges were groundless.
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Shares surface in your feed without any apparent rhyme or reason, and Instagram has kept quiet on exactly how those under-the-hood decisions are made... until now.
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Or, at the very least, if Chua really wanted her daughter to stand on her own two feet, shouldn't she simply have kept quiet about her daughter's boss?
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Hopkins, Minnesota (CNN)As details eke out about Prince's last days, the people closest to him have mostly kept away from the spotlight and kept quiet, until now.
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"That would not have happened if people kept quiet, not just me, Will and Jada," he said, referring to actor Will Smith and his wife Jada Pinkett Smith.
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Because Microsoft kept quiet about the latest update, third-party developers like Stough say they weren't given the opportunity to play a role in building cool new features.
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The TV reporter who is says Harvey Weinstein masturbated in front of her is opening up about why she kept quiet about the alleged harassment for 10 years.
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But the one person who mattered most in this situation— Khloé — has kept quiet about the scandal, even as evidence piles up that that they are back together.
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The authorities have been under pressure to say exactly how many people lost their lives amid accusations from local residents that the true figure is being kept quiet.
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Though the two have typically kept quiet about their life together, around that same time Statham told Esquire that they definitely have a go-to- at home activity.
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Five leading Democrats who had previously kept quiet on Gorsuch announced Monday that they would vote against him, citing his judicial record and his "evasive" answers during hearings.
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The city government kept quiet about the timing of the removal, citing what it said were threats that some had made toward contractors who would do the work.
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While competitors are clearly worried about Amazon, which has a substantial lead in the cloud infrastructure market, the company itself has kept quiet on the deal until now.
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The person added that these efforts have been kept quiet to circumvent Federal Communications Commission fairness-doctrine rules that require broadcasters to provide equal airtime to opposing candidates.
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The government has kept quiet about fundamental economic indicators including economic growth and balance of payments amid an increasingly dire panorama of swelling supermarket lines and worsening shortages.
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While Hunter told The New Yorker that his relationship with Hallie — which the family publicly supported — was only months long, their split was kept quiet until earlier this year.
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James Corden Though Corden has yet to ban Trump nor invite him on The Late Late Show, he certainly hasn't kept quiet about the policies Trump's administration has introduced.
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Although West was initially kept quiet about the untimely passing of mother Donda, the rapper chose to vent during one of his 2007 shows in late November in Brussels.
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Mills also refuted claims that the server was kept quiet, even though the IG report found no evidence that Clinton or her deputies sought approval for the unconventional account.
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Although business leaders support Renzi's reforms, they have kept quiet during the referendum campaign, fearing they would prove the kiss-of-death in an era of anti-establishment angst.
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The city had kept quiet about the timing of the earlier ones, citing what it said were threats that some had made toward contractors who would do the work.
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The All-Star draft will be televised for the first time this year, revealing the order in which players are picked after such information was kept quiet last year.
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Much like last fall, they have either backed Trump publicly or kept quiet, the latter group surely hoping that this standoff will damage only the president, not the party.
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The Sun Valley itinerary may be kept quiet from the public – the real action happens when deals get finalized, anyways – but the Idaho retreat locale is equally as scenic.
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Paul Manafort, his former campaign chairman, is now cooperating with special counsel Robert Mueller in the Russia investigation despite Trump's implicit offer of a pardon if he kept quiet.
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Nelson said she feared Moore would retaliate if she spoke out about the attack, so she kept quiet for years before confiding in her sister, mother and future husband.
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Witnesses to the fire recounted hearing journalists, co-workers and others making cruel comments about the deaths, while survivors of the fire and friends of the victims kept quiet.
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She witnessed more of the White House circus than most anyone, and kept quiet about it, until she spoke in the presence of some reporters, multiple sources told CNN.
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Many of the key figures in those factions kept quiet on Thursday — or at least appeared to keep their options open — in an encouraging sign for the prime minister.
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In an interview, Mr. Tamang's son said Mr. Dalglish had sexually assaulted him over a period of seven years, promising him a better life abroad if he kept quiet.
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Ms. McSpadden, who also spells her first name as Lezley, questioned why that tape was released publicly while her son's earlier visit to the store had been kept quiet.
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By the numbers: There are few comprehensive studies and little agreement on the scope of the phenomenon, experts told Axios, because contracts and outsourcing processes are typically kept quiet.
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Some suggested that if the Mets had kept quiet, the umpires would have left the tarp on the field and not taken it off, resulting in a Mets win.
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But in general, much of the #MeToo movement has been an important moment of women acknowledging pain and events that have been kept quiet or buried for many decades.
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There was a time when the Ministry of Public Security (MPS) itself released annual data relating to "mass incidents" around the country, even if it kept quiet about the details.
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One of the reasons Telegram kept quiet during the token sale was to avoid running into legal problems, such as those that fellow chat app Kik is experiencing right now.
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Hunter came out in 2005 in his memoir titled Tab Hunter Confidential: The Making of a Movie Star, where he wrote about why he kept quiet about his private life.
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While her New York colleagues in the Senate initially kept quiet about the announcement, Ocasio-Cortez sided with many local leaders, rejecting Amazon's decision to move into Long Island City.
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A cynical (but not so far-fetched) interpretation is that the conservatives kept quiet for fear of injecting more talk of the Supreme Court and abortion into the presidential race.
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It also said a member of the administration was aware of at least some of misconduct, and suggested that Mr. Mithoefer could only receive his diploma if he kept quiet.
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China kept quiet on the spread of the disease, later issuing an apology for its response to the outbreak as the number of infected people and the death toll grew.
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Over the 2016 presidential election cycle, Mr. Kushner kept quiet as his brother and Ms. Trump became some of Mr. Trump's most powerful strategists and surrogates on the campaign trail.
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Clinton has kept quiet about who she intends to pick as her running mate but said this week that "maybe" the country is ready for a two-woman presidential ticket.
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When Weibo users filled the site with the protest hashtag #IAmGayNotAPervert in 2018, prompting the company to reverse an earlier policy to "clean up" gay content, the government kept quiet.
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As Mr. North's coup attempt played out at the convention this spring, some people inside the N.R.A. said Mr. Cox largely kept quiet and appeared to be hedging his bets.
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Compare that with Uber — which kept quiet about a massive October 2016 breach for the best part of a year, having learned that hackers stole the user data in November 2016.
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Shell-shocked Democrats were viewing their more right-leaning friends and family with newly skeptical eyes, wondering if they had kept quiet on mainstream social media for fear of being attacked.
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Raped by a member of a local criminal gang, Hernández kept quiet, aware that her case would have likely slipped through the cracks of a justice system virtually synonymous with impunity.
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That might be why Clinton—whose website says she'll be "taking on the threat of climate change and making America the world's clean energy superpower"—has mostly kept quiet about climate.
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Though a few critics and film bloggers privately expressed reservations with the film's pacing, plotting and production values, they mostly kept quiet — or were simply drowned out by the overwhelming praise.
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Jack Lefebvre, who seemed to be the only Clinton supporter at Fred's Divot, kept quiet most of the night as he sat beneath the TV and kept busy on his phone.
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Turkey kept quiet even though its president has often styled himself as the moral leader of the Muslim world, and even though the country is home to a significant Uighur population.
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Though this wasn't the only score of his that made listeners wonder whether he entertained ideas of representation, mimesis, evocation in his work, he — like Cunningham — kept quiet about these matters.
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Boaz Dolev, chief executive of ClearSky, a cybersecurity company that was among the first outside Iran to spot the banking breach, said he believed the affected banks had deliberately kept quiet.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - Daniels Herrera kept quiet on his long walk home from work following violent protests in the Colombian capital Bogota last week, fearful his Venezuelan accent would give him away.
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Messi was mostly kept quiet by the Chile defense but he had another chance to score from Marcos Rojo's cross from the left only to see his effort go over the bar.
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A witness from the group told VICE most people were fearful of the repercussions if they retrieved their phones from their pockets to record the officers, so they kept quiet and complied.
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" She said she didn't report it; "I was really afraid of seeming [too] problematic to work with at the time so I just kept quiet, regardless of how much it hurt emotionally.
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From then on she kept quiet and asked for painkillers but six months later felt her insides "burning" and fell ill, forcing her to take 10 days off work and lose wages.
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However, his team said later in the day he would collect a five-place penalty for an unscheduled gearbox change - something they had known but kept quiet about since Tuesday at least.
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While Jessica is talking about the possibility of incarceration, countless actresses have explained they kept quiet about their own experiences with sexual abuse because they were afraid to be blacklisted or worse.
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Barry Mukamal, the trustee for the Palm Beach Finance funds, said GE Capital knew as early as 2000 about Petters' fraud, but kept quiet to ensure Petters would keep paying its fees.
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The appearance at the University of Chicago is the first part of a re-entry to public life for the former president, who has mostly kept quiet since leaving the White House.
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Forty-four percent additionally said that government officials were right to leak that Trump shared sensitive information with Russian officials to the media, while 39 percent said they should have kept quiet.
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The Speaker called the leak a shocking break in protocol, saying it was standard for such trips to be kept quiet given the inherent dangers of high-ranking U.S. officials traveling abroad.
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It's no secret that billionaire brothers Charles G. and David H. Koch, arguably two of the United States's most influential big-money donors in conservative politics, have kept quiet this presidential cycle.
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His incarceration, which Princeton knew about but kept quiet for fear of further imperiling him, was not disclosed until July, when Iran said he had been convicted and sentenced to 10 years.
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That so many G.O.P. senators have kept quiet up to now — save for uber-sycophants like Lindsey Graham — suggests that they fear that this framing is accurate and it stinks to them.
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Since taking office, President Trump has largely kept quiet on the Israeli-Palestinian issue, making no comment in response to Netanyahu's announcements for thousands more settler homes, a silence interpreted as endorsement.
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Mikel said he desperately wanted to talk about his father&aposs latest kidnapping with Nigeria coach Gernot Rohr at the World Cup but thought it would upset the team, and so kept quiet.
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Academia has found itself compared to the Catholic Church for "passing the trash," or letting faculty accused of sexual misconduct move on to other schools while the allegations against them are kept quiet.
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Grande didn't add anything else about potentially moving in with Davidson (and the singer, who is typically private about her personal life, might have also kept quiet about some other major relationship milestones).
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She kept quiet, but ignored his requests to meet for days after that until he went to her home, with a feeble excuse that he and a friend needed to borrow her camera.
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Depp, 52, has kept quiet about his now-highly publicized divorce from Amber Heard, but he reached out to fans to promote his band Hollywood Vampires in a YouTube video posted on Friday.
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Delevingne and Benson had kept quiet about the status of their relationship since being linked in August 2018, but when the couple's first anniversary arrived in June 2019, they finally confirmed the romance.
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Delevingne and Benson had kept quiet about the status of their relationship since being linked in August 2018, but when the couple's first anniversary arrived in June 2019, they finally confirmed the romance.
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The details of incidents like this, where abusive behavior is systemically kept quiet, vary, but they similarly bring to the surface the lessons that privileged students are indoctrinated with at a young age.
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"Read more: The 18 wildest celebrity conspiracy theories on the internetAt the time, the 29-year-old singer kept quiet about the conspiracy theory, which only fueled more speculation about her "Aryan agenda.
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Mr. Levinson was the longest-held hostage in American history, according to the F.B.I. His disappearance caused a major scandal inside the C.I.A. after lawmakers discovered what happened, but it was kept quiet.
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D.J. fees are typically kept quiet, but a Forbes list of the world's highest-paid D.J.s in 2017 consisted entirely of men — the more mainstream, big-money E.D.M. genre is still extremely homogeneous.
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Kuster, who appeared alongside Gillibrand and Speier on Wednesday, acknowledged she had kept quiet about a sexual assault when she was a staffer by a "guest of the Congress" for nearly four decades.
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Giudice has kept fans apprised of her workout regimens since leaving prison with a noticeably more sculpted body two years ago, but she kept quiet about her entry into the bodybuilding competition this weekend.
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Although Giudice has kept fans appraised of her workout regimes since leaving prison with a noticeably more sculpted body two years ago, she kept quiet about her entry into the bodybuilding competition this weekend.
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The women with the most egregious stories about Berganza, expecting they'd be accused by some in their industry of engaging in a "witch hunt," have kept quiet, scared of losing jobs, friends, and livelihoods.
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The Emmy nominee, 40, and Evangeline, 29, kept quiet about the first part of their pregnancy, but the mom excitedly posted about their new addition on Instagram just five days before her due date.
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The Esmond family's lawyers and Terminix have kept quiet since they entered into negotiations in their case last fall, mediated by Ken Feinberg, who negotiated settlements for the victims of the September 11 attacks.
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What's wild is we have the same PR, so I LOVE my personal conspiracy theory that she heard the album+track titles but kept quiet thinking maybe some Mac fans will mistakenly find me.
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Instead, ATF leaders went out of their way to keep the information under the radar and ensure that the gun owner's identity was 'kept quiet,' according to law enforcement sources involved with the case.
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The company has kept quiet about it until now, but since it will be filing its accounts for 2015 soon (a requirement under German law for all companies), it is now providing more details.
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Instead, ATF leaders went out of their way to keep the information under the radar and ensure that the gun owner's identity was "kept quiet," according to law enforcement sources involved with the case.
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The visit was kept quiet due to security concerns, according to New Jersey's News 12, which reported that parents who opposed the president's views were upset that they did not know about the visit.
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Although its president, François Hollande, has kept quiet during the referendum campaign, for fear of provoking greater pro-Brexit feeling, he made his views clear at a Franco-British summit in Amiens in March.
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The other is that even if Mike Flynn had kept quiet until the feast of the Epiphany, Trump would have found a way to screw up our season, to make things weird at minimum.
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What may be most radical about Asian-American cuisine is the attitude that informs and powers it, reflecting a new cockiness in a population that has historically kept quiet and encouraged to lay low.
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She kept quiet for weeks, but told the Post that she first thought of coming forward in October 2016 after the infamous Access Hollywood tape, where Trump brags of sexually assaulting women, was made public.
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Colbert also tried to get Howard to spill some details about the upcoming movie (the Kessel Run!), but given that Howard had to sign an NDA the second he joined the project, he kept quiet.
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A room will be available for people who need to lie down, and another will be kept quiet and dimly lit for people with sensory processing disorders that make the hubbub of a caucus overwhelming.
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Now, it's possible that Trump is telling the truth and his deal with Mexico includes other secret provisions that, if disclosed, would make him look really savvy but are being kept quiet for some unknown reason.
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William Moran, an attorney who specializes in crisis management at the Otterbourg firm, told Refinery29 that Olivia Jade is at risk for criminal charges if she speaks out, which could be why she has kept quiet.
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Zuckerberg, who founded Facebook in his college dorm room in 2004, personally kept quiet about the Cambridge Analytica data leak for four days before apologizing and outlining steps that he said would help protect personal data.
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Weinstein mostly kept quiet during a brief appearance in a Manhattan courtroom aside from some brief exchanges with Judge James Burke, who at one point scolded him for pulling out his cell phone during the proceeding.
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Some of that money came from O'Reilly's own pocket, but some came from Fox News — and presumably that's not counting legal fees and all the other costs associated with making sure the allegations were kept quiet.
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As a number of commentators noted, he looked like a person who had just been informed that his family was being held hostage and would be released only if he kept quiet and stared straight ahead.
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Ms. Thurman has mostly kept quiet about the controlled fury she displayed last month during a widely seen interview with "Access Hollywood," in which she was asked to comment on the actresses who were speaking out.
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Extra Credit: The revelation of the breach and the way it was kept quiet raises more questions about the tenure of Travis Kalanick, Uber's co-founder who was chief executive at the time of the breach.
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"Yes," thought 13-year-old me, watching as Emma Thompson's long-suffering Elinor in Ang Lee's 1995 adaptation kept quiet for months about the awful Lucy Steele's secret engagement to Elinor's own clandestine crush, Edward Ferrars.
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Former employees say that the top floor of the company's Los Angeles headquarters was viewed as Mr. Chang's world, where corporate strategy unfolded and people kept quiet outside his office, while the bottom floor was Mrs.
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A handful of Americans are being held in Syria, but most of their families have kept quiet about their status while they attempt to negotiate their release, making it difficult to track how many there are.
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The women kept quiet for decades, partly because the military governments that ruled South Korea until the late 1980s enforced silence about issues that could be seen as detrimental to the alliance with the United States.
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The time between mid-January and the end of the month is known as the turning point when serious shoppers who've kept quiet behind their shopping carts come out of the woodwork and get down to business.
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Given that the Republican Party, the closest thing to a vehicle for the promotion of conservative ideas, is in the business of gathering votes, the equivocal feelings of some conservatives about the demos are usually kept quiet.
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"If you have nostalgia for the days when blacks kept quiet, gays were in the closet, immigrants were invisible and women stayed in the kitchen, Senator Jefferson Beauregard Sessions is your man," he said in a statement.
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CreditCreditPeter Charlesworth/LightRocket, via Getty Images BEIJING — For three decades, Jiang Lin kept quiet about the carnage she had seen on the night when the Chinese Army rolled through Beijing to crush student protests in Tiananmen Square.
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Even when former Vice President Joe Biden portrayed Warren as an out-of-touch elitist — while he was attending a fundraiser with real estate moguls, offering the corruption-focused Warren a freebie rebuttal — the campaign kept quiet.
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He then took the allegations of Turkey's purchasing of oil from the Islamic State — which were widespread in American media and believed to be true but largely kept quiet by the U.S. government — to the United Nations.
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While many British companies have kept quiet about support for EU membership to avoid upsetting shareholders or customers who favor a "Brexit", currency instability, stock market losses and an incipient investment freeze could make them more vocal.
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In his first direct response to the U.S. grand jury report, Francis said that while most cases it listed "belong to the past," it was clear that the abuse cited "was long ignored, kept quiet or silenced".
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After the news broke, Burr kept quiet publicly but defended the move in private discussions with his colleagues, telling GOP senators about the months-long negotiations to secure his return, according to a source briefed on the comments.
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Comey should have kept quiet throughout the campaign, but by his own lights—according to his testimony before Congress last July, and contemporaneous reporting—he broke silence for three reasons that made the Clinton inquiry so unusual: 1.
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The Pentagon, for its part, kept quiet on what amounted to another Trump-induced headache, not holding its semiregular off-camera Monday briefing and releasing a generic statement on the activities of the U.S. military in the region.
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For example, technology chiefs have mostly kept quiet about Uber's travails — from its efforts to sidestep law enforcement to a pedestrian death caused by one of its self-driving cars — even if they might express their opinions privately.
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Many of the allegations against him, like Sciorra's, are beyond the statute of limitations in many states — the women involved have said they kept quiet for years, even decades, because they feared career damage or retaliation by Weinstein.
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The National Basketball Association (NBA) kept quiet on Friday, postponing media events for the Brooklyn Nets and the Los Angeles Lakers in China amid a furore over a tweet by a Houston Rockets executive supporting Hong Kong's protesters.
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As they hedge their bets, Gulf states have kept quiet about Russia's intervention in Syria even though, by supporting Bashar al-Assad, Russia is acting as the air force of the Shia axis that the Gulf leaders so fear.
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She kept quiet for years but in 2009 broke her silence and began campaigning against the taboos and stigma suffered by victims of sexual violence, which was used as a weapon by all sides in Colombia's 52-year-war.
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"We are in discussions with a few manufacturers in China (about embedding our technology) but it's something we kept quiet about, it's work in progress," the CEO said, adding that he cannot talk about specifics because the discussions are still ongoing.
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It also tries to ensure that all of the issues are kept quiet and far away from the meddling of the media which could blow the whole thing up and force company executives to testify in front of Congressional hearings.
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Besides including Marsden in their burgeoning romance, the two initially kept quiet about their relationship — possibly because at the time Ford was still legally married to his second wife, screenwriter Melissa Mathison (although they'd been separated for over a year).
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The 21-year-old makeup mogul, for the most part, has kept quiet about the scandal, only really addressing the price slash on the Jordy Lip Kit — a Kylie Cosmetics collaboration with Woods — that happened immediately after the scandal broke.
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Tzechar have kept quiet about origins to keep their work pure of cultural assumptions, but now that Seattle electronica label Hush Hush label has signed on to release their imminent debut EP, they're beginning to step out of the shadows.
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" Carroll's lawsuit says that she kept quiet about Trump's alleged rape of her for two decades after one of two friends she confided in after the assault "warned" her "that Trump would ruin her life and livelihood if she reported it.
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Still, after years of attempting to resolve harassment and discrimination complaints through ineffectual human-resources departments, or through lawsuits kept quiet by powerful attorneys, women have found a path that produces results: gathering an unimpeachable number of witnesses and going public.
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Crucially, Costa was kept quiet as a mouse (except for his histrionics towards the referee) and Arsenal waltzed their way to a 3-0 win, finally allowing Wenger to mark one of his anniversaries at the club with something positive.
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Here's what you need to know: • The F.B.I. kept quiet about other investigations this summer, involving the relationship of Hillary Clinton to donors of her family's foundation, and the chairman of Donald J. Trump's campaign, because the election was near.
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Also kept quiet was the price of a newly discovered half-length canvas of St. Stephen from the 1640s by the Neapolitan baroque painter Bernardo Cavallino, which sold before the fair opened by the Rome dealership Giacometti Old Master Paintings.
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The revelation of the breach and the way it was kept quiet renewed questions about the tenure of Mr. Kalanick, who has faced criticism over his management style and practices after Uber came under scrutiny for its workplace culture this year.
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His refusal, in the face of overwhelming evidence, was a reckless, long-shot gamble, and speculation therefore was rife that there was something we didn't know, such as a secret promise of a pardon from the president if he kept quiet.
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The letters came to light as a growing number of elite private schools release in-depth reports about the sexual abuse of students by faculty members, much of it kept quiet for decades as the schools sought to guard their reputations.
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" The Connection The link between these two films was initially kept quiet: a surprise final scene in which patrons at a local diner connect the Horde to "that crazy guy in the wheelchair that they put away 15 years ago.
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In it, they state that the Weinstein scandal inspired them to share stories with each other that they previously kept quiet about for fear of how it would affect their careers in an industry is still only made up of 23 percent women.
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"In response to a New York Times article published last month detailing how Google reportedly kept quiet sexual misconduct allegations against several executives, CEO Sundar Pichai sent an email directed to the full Google staff with the subject line "Reporting and investigating harassment.
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Amal Eldarat, whose father and brother are in prison in the United Arab Emirates, said her family had kept quiet for months but decided to seek more publicity in the hope it might pressure the Obama administration to take more forcible action.
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As tempting as it must have been to hit back at Daniels, Trump kept quiet, possibly seeking to avoid being drawn any deeper into a thicket of litigation by three women who have brought sex-related civil cases to which he is linked.
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Emails recently obtained by Gizmodo show senior FCC officials under the current chairman, Ajit Pai, backed its assertion of a cyberattack last year with unsupported claims that the same thing happened in 2014, but that it was kept quiet by former chair Tom Wheeler.
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So far, Jenner has kept quiet about the pregnancy reports (not even Ryan Seacrest is privy to the truth, no matter how many texts he sends Kris Jenner) and so all fans can do is hope that the reality star wants to clue us in.
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"I kept quiet and soon got to see and hear how prevalent sexual assault and intimidation goes on in this industry … to the point where I questioned how much I really wanted to be in entertainment as I didn't see it getting better," Wynn wrote.
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The 32-year-old singer didn't take the embarrassing situation too seriously, poking fun at the remnants of her meal overshadowing her pearly whites — which also appeared to featured a Nike swoosh on one tooth — and putting her pals who kept quiet on blast.
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Here's what you need to know: • The F.B.I. kept quiet about two investigations this summer because the election was near: one involving the relationship of Hillary Clinton to donors of her family's foundation, and another centered on the chairman of Donald J. Trump's campaign.
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Both sides have confirmed to ESPN that discussions have taken place, but the deal has been kept quiet as Curry wants to keep the focus on the NBA playoffs, where his Warriors are tied 1-1 with the Houston Rockets in the Western Conference finals.
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The studio knew Weinstein's alleged sexual harassment and misconduct was a "ticking time bomb" and kept quiet about it during talks on their $10 million deal, Hotel Mumbai Pty Ltd (HMPL) said in an adversary complaint filed on Monday in studio's Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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She has kept quiet about it, but in 2011 she talked to InTouch in rather too much detail about the tryst—according to that interview, Trump loves Shark Week and hates sharks, and she was worried that he would try to pay her for sex.
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The Guardian, reporting on the court appearance, noted that Modi's colleagues in India's Bharatiya Janata Party had kept quiet during proceedings, with some analysts noting that the high profile of the popular but controversial Modi had been a factor in the party's 2009 electoral defeat.
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After a campaign built on vows of mass deportations and a 2,000-foot border wall, Donald Trump made a surprising pick for his Department of Homeland Security secretary: John Kelly, a retired Marine general who has kept quiet about most elements of US immigration policy.
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Clarke, 32, had kept quiet about the brain surgeries for years — her first aneurysm occurred in 2011 leading to surgery, and she required another, near-fatal surgery in 2013 for the second aneurysm — but she said she was always afraid the news would leak without her consent.
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" But Carroll still kept quiet, the suit says, because her mother, "a respected Republican official in Indiana, was dying during the last six weeks of the presidential election," and Carroll wanted "to make her mother's last days as pleasant as possible and avoid causing her any pain.
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Publicly, Pompeo has largely kept quiet on the Ukraine saga, drawing criticism for silencing and not protecting his own staffers, including former Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch, who was recalled from her post in May as Giuliani was kicking off his pressure campaign in the country.
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And they may be kept quiet by Senate Republicans who seem intent to hold a trial with no witnesses..." The 'Lie of the Year' is... The Lie of the Year 2019, according to PolitiFact, is Trump's claim that the "whistleblower got Ukraine call 'almost completely wrong.
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Photo: GettyA former FCC senior official who issued false statements to reporters, claiming a cyberattack hobbled the agency's comment system in 2014 and that the ex-chairman ordered it kept quiet, is now backpedaling amid renewed scrutiny by U.S. lawmakers and a wholesale denial by the former chairman himself.
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But developers are eager to figure out how to improve their lives and the working conditions of thousands of other workers, whether or not the IGDA or the Electronic Software Association, which has kept quiet on the subject this week during GDC, want to participate in good faith.
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RELATED: These numbers help explain Trump's travel ban, and how it could play in November Supreme Court justices watched as this played out and, overall, kept quiet about how they regarded Trump's inflammatory remarks, whether on immigration or other aspects of the rule of law and due process.
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The decision last week to examine the messages broke the F.B.I.'s pattern of trying to stay out of the presidential race over the summer, when it kept quiet about two inquiries: one involving the Clinton family foundation and the other about the campaign chairman for Donald J. Trump.
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The latter two won't leave their posts immediately, to ensure a smooth transition, but despite the slew of departures Bolton has yet to announce a single new hire, and his advisers outside the White House have kept quiet about who will fill out senior roles at the NSC.
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The tourists kept quiet, mostly, standing on the side of the boat where they'd been told to stand, given the radar and various other instruments that would determine the location of the whales — sometimes a female with a calf or two or, rarer, a male on its own.
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She spent her childhood summers following her subject up and down the banks of the Deschutes, enthralled by his odd fixation with wildlife and his concomitant lack of interest in people, which extended to Malarkey herself, who, like all good sidekicks, kept quiet and out of the way.
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" What disturbed Brandon L. Garrett, a professor at the University of Virginia Law School who wrote "Too Big to Jail: How Prosecutors Compromise With Corporations," is that "to have a systemic pattern of misconduct on this scale, you needed to make sure that potential whistle-blowers kept quiet.
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She spent her childhood summers following her subject up and down the banks of the Deschutes, enthralled by his odd fixation with wildlife and his concomitant lack of interest in people, which extended to Malarkey herself, who, like all good sidekicks, kept quiet and out of the way.
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A central theme of those attacks has been that the origins of the investigation were partisan and aimed at undermining Mr. Trump, though law enforcement officials at the start of the investigation kept quiet about it in part to ensure that it did not hurt his electoral chances.
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The phone maker has previously kept quiet, perhaps to avoid the risk of spotlighting the sensitive issue with Chinese authorities, but there are other examples to suggest it is safeguarding user data in China with the same vigor that we've seen in the U.S. — around the San Bernardino iPhone, in particular.
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Specifics surrounding exactly how and where Barrow met Tusk, as well as his planned route for getting to the preordained meeting point, were reportedly kept quiet for fear of impassioned Remain campaigners possibly attempting to intercept the letter and disrupt the timing of the agreed plan for this historic event.
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I can't tell you how many times I stood in a circle of traders, listening to them talk about this or that waitress's a--, or what they wanted to do to some girl on the trading floor, and even though I knew that I should say something, I kept quiet.
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" To explain why this look might be subject to disapproval, she cites a study from an academic journal on verbal abuse: "Like the gays and feminists, as long as they kept quiet, Jews were O.K. When Jews become more obvious, when they deviate from the 'norm,' they're seen as obnoxious.
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Pokémon Go has yet to show up in the App Store Nintendo and The Pokémon Company have kept quiet about Go's release date for quite some time, and representatives from the two companies only dropped cryptic hints during an E3 livestream last month indicating the game would be released some time in July.
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Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman, asked if he had an inkling that Cano — who left the team as a free agent after the 2287 season — might have been doping when he was with the Yankees, said he would have been heavily fined by Major League Baseball if he knew about it and kept quiet.
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Yeah, OK. Thing is, though, the public discourse surrounding the issue—the whispered talk, the innuendo, the headlines well-suited to our conspiratorial times—all of it rests on the unspoken assumption that if there has been a change to the ball and that change has been kept quiet by MLB, well, there's something wrong with that.
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Moreover, many presidents from Thomas Jefferson to Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE had affairs, before and after elections, that were actively concealed and kept quiet.
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Foggy Bottom has kept quiet following Russia's Friday announcement, which suspended the use of all US Embassy warehouses in Moscow and a US compound in the pine forests of the Serebryany Bor park, and demanded a reduction in the number of US diplomatic and technical staff to 455 — the number to which the US reduced Russia's staff in response to allegations of interference in the US election.
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The presidential candidates have mostly kept quiet about the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) since House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan Schumer, Pelosi to meet as Democrats debate tactics MORE (D-Calif.) announced a bipartisan compromise on the trade deal last week, begging the question: Will Thursday's debate break that silence?
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Tens of millions of "incoming migrants" from Turkey and Syria were the specter with which pro-Leavers spooked the populace, using misleading figures and maps in canvassing materials despite the fact there was no possibility either country would join the EU. The Leave campaign has also kept quiet about the fact that any favorable economic deal a Brexited UK would make with Europe would very likely see it accepting the same amount of incoming immigrants.
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Tens of millions of "incoming migrants" from Turkey and Syria were the specter with which pro-Leavers spooked the populace, using misleading figures and maps in canvassing materials despite the fact there was no possibility either country would join the EU. The Leave campaign has also kept quiet about the fact that any favorable economic deal a Brexited UK would make with Europe would very likely see it accepting the same amount of incoming immigrants.
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