When exactly did Mr Trump learn of Ms Yates's concerns?
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Lacks' family did not learn of her importance until 1975.
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SEC Commissioners did not learn of the breach until recently.
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We'll update this list if we learn of additional closures.
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Happily, we also learn of new tests and clinical trials.
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Reporters would learn of that surreptitious delivery only months later.
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How did you come to learn of Mr. Biden's video?
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" We learn of Bach: "She has killed on every continent.
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When did Mr. Pompeo first learn of Mr. Giuliani's work?
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We need to learn of course as quickly as possible.
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"We are saddened to learn of these reports," the spokesperson said.
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The community was shocked to learn of the news, WBIR reports.
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I was so sad to learn of the passing of Rosemarie.
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Americans, being Americans, will be heartbroken to learn of Jakelin's fate.
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This is how many Chinese learn of events around the country.
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We'll be updating the list as we learn of more offers.
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How did the state-sponsored hackers learn of the general's travel plans?
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Other YouTubers tweeted that they were saddened to learn of Hartridge's death.
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They use birds in a box to learn of the creature's whereabouts.
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He said he was shocked to learn of his former client's death.
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Speaking currently, how did you learn of it as an arousal tool?
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Both parents said they were devastated to learn of their daughter's arrest.
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RIP I'm deeply saddened to learn of the death of Carrie Fisher.
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I'm devastated to learn of the tragic shooting tonight in Virginia Beach.
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Ms. Peters said she was "absolutely devastated" to learn of his arrest.
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These customers were the first to learn of the carne asada addition.
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Hillary and I were deeply saddened to learn of Nancy Reagan's passing.
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Frugals was none too pleased to learn of this turn of events.
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The public did not learn of the problem for two more years.
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Sad to learn of the passing of longtime, passionate public servant Rep.
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They rushed marriage so their church wouldn't learn of their premarital sex.
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Very sad to learn of the passing of Miss NJ 2013 Cara McCollum.
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Does that mean you shouldn't say something if you learn of improper conduct?
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When we learn of an inappropriate suggestion we work quickly to remove it.
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Very saddened to learn of the tragic death this morning of Quentin Moses.
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You learn of a blinding glory and of a just blaze of punishment.
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But the Steelers don't have long to wait to learn of his decision.
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She said Tesla was saddened to learn of the death of Mr. Gao.
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The next day, I would learn of an airstrike in the neighboring district.
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But first, to learn of Dunbar's whereabouts, they will lure and torture Peter.
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Mr. Benediktsson said he had been shocked to learn of his father's letter.
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It didn't take long for anti-choice activists to learn of my plans.
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In particular, how can they inspire young people who learn of their feats?
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It's hard to see how the US would not learn of that somehow.
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Republicans say they didn't learn of the accusations until the Washington Post report.
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"I am deeply saddened to learn of the murder of Muhlaysia Booker," he tweeted.
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His high school soccer coach, Josh Martin, was devastated to learn of Howell's killing.
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He was outraged to learn of the Syrian government's atrocities against civilians and children.
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To learn of the struggle and the plan to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Attorney General Bill Barr said he was "appalled" to learn of Epstein's apparent suicide.
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But I didn't learn of her massive student loan debt until we were engaged.
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If the agencies learn of U.S. producers, they invite the companies to submit objections.
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Our nearest neighbor Alpha Centauri won't even learn of Bowie's passing until next decade.
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Did it shock you to learn of the sexual misconduct allegations against these men?
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"I'm shocked to learn of the crimes he is suspected of committing," Herndon said.
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"Devastated to learn of the passing of my spartan brother Charles Rodgers," Baker said.
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""Nonetheless, I am truly sorry to learn of the emotional anguish Autumn is feeling.
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Compounding matters: The police learn of a jewel theft executed by the gang's confederates.
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Anxieties over acceptance still linger as more of his colleagues learn of his background.
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We learn of recent ideas challenging long-held notions about the origins of endometriosis.
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Winterkorn has said he did not learn of the cheating until late August 2015.
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The local tribe, the Fallon Paiute-Shoshone, didn't learn of the body till 1996.
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Prisoners often only learn of their execution hours before it's due to take place.
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The few experts to learn of the new numbers on Wednesday night were startled.
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And, inevitably, the Chinese people will learn of the government's lies, evasion and deception.
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When I spoke to the victim, he was shocked to learn of Roberts's fate.
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She was giving Rey advice for when she would eventually learn of her lineage.
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Publicly, VW has said it didn't collectively learn of the cheating until late in 2015.
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It was a shock at 16 weeks to learn of her daughter's rare birth defect.
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Demand is likely to increase as women learn of others whose treatment has been successful.
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Princess Mary wouldn't learn of his royal background until her friends pointed it out later.
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"We were saddened to learn of the death of our friend Jim Fowler," Breheny wrote.
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Al Sharpton and several others met with federal prosecutors Tuesday to learn of the decision.
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It also connects to the cloud to learn of traffic situations and share its data.
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Breiding told Today that she didn't learn of the beach's reputation until the family arrived.
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"Hillary and I were deeply saddened to learn of Nancy Reagan's passing," the statement said.
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"We are deeply disturbed to learn of these allegations," the company said in a statement.
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"Cheryl and I were saddened to learn of the passing of Keion Carpenter," he said.
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" We learn of his wedding: "I was so embarrassed that I'll never do that again.
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"We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Charles Rogers," the team said.
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Fairstein responded on Facebook, writing that she was "disappointed" to learn of the group's decision.
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We learn of Britain's pioneering bombing campaigns in the Horn of Africa in the 1920s.
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He was shaken to learn of the unethical history of scientific research on aboriginal Australians.
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"We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Charles Rogers," the statement read.
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I am saddened to learn of the passing of former Secretary of Energy Sam Bodman.
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Many taxpayers, for example, only learn of a compromised number when they file their return.
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PJT said in statement that it was "stunned and outraged" to learn of the allegations.
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"We are heartbroken to learn of Les' passing," said Steve Watson, Loyola's director of athletics.
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U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres was relieved to learn of the release, a spokesman said.
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Prisoners often only learn of their execution a matter of hours before it takes place.
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"When they learn of a problem and start asking questions, that is a good thing."
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A child there is even less likely to learn of the art in the classroom.
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Mr. Winterkorn has said he did not learn of a defeat device until September 2015.
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Still, he said, he was "completely astounded" to learn of her wealth after her death.
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Paul Rudd plays teacher Mr. Grooberson, who is delighted to learn of Trevor's remarkable history.
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I am truly sorry to learn of this abuse and the suffering of this victim.
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" "Prince Philip and I were saddened to learn of the terrible attack in Las Vegas.
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But there are a few other ways we could conceivably learn of that information beforehand.
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The Leaches did not learn of their children's diagnoses until after their youngest child was born.
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Still, many of my peers scratch their heads when they learn of my love for DMB.
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Strebel's manager, Gina Rodriguez, said at the time she was surprised to learn of his death.
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Palmer believes Sarah may be "terrified" the rest of the family will learn of her secret.
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When she does finally learn of their identities, Kaplan hopes she'll be able to meet them.
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Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles said on Twitter she was in shock to learn of the shooting.
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Spielman says Tuesday she was excited to learn of the significance of the amulet she found.
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Officials only learn of a potentially contaminated pool after someone who swam there reports becoming ill.
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"Grindr sent over the following statement to Gizmodo: "We are saddened to learn of these reports.
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Al Sharpton and several others met with federal prosecutors on Tuesday to learn of the decision.
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"So saddened to learn of the passing of Jerry Lewis, a true comic icon," he tweeted.
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Attackers use them to break into systems, and that's the first time we learn of them.
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Eaton didn't learn of the switch until he arrived at the Oakland Coliseum on Monday afternoon.
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The company writes: Huawei is disappointed to learn of the charges brought against the company today.
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He's faced a good amount of rejection from women once they learn of his medical condition.
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" "Yesterday, we were shocked and saddened to learn of the incident in the Attorney General's past.
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There, they learn of a stranded ship in a nebula that no other help can reach.
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Prisoners often only learn of their impending execution a matter of hours before it takes place.
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"So sad to learn of the passing of yet another friend, Malcolm Young," Ozzy Osbourne tweeted.
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Do you dedicate your life to speaking out against every act of injustice you learn of?
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The family did not learn of his beheading in 2014 until being told by a reporter.
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Martin Heinrich, a Democrat from New Mexico, said he was distraught to learn of the shooting.
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Mr. Tsao left on a business trip only to learn of Pei's death on his return.
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A spokeswoman for American Airlines said that the company was "disappointed" to learn of the advisory.
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Thanks to Hans's written recollections, we learn of the terrible tension and fear he lived through.
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Barr said he was "appalled" to learn of Epstein's death while in federal custody awaiting trial.
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" When he did learn of wrongdoing, he said, he took "swift action and fired senior staff.
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We only learn of those who make it big — Steve Jobs, Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg.
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You might learn of a birth defect when it's too late to do anything about it.
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Some customers did not learn of the sham accounts until they began incurring fees on them.
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Attorney General William Barr said in August he had been "appalled" to learn of Epstein's death.
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" Aston Martin CEO Andy Palmer: "We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Sergio Marchionne.
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We are heartbroken to learn of the tragic death of ICW World Heavyweight Champion, Adrian 'Lionheart' McCallum.
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We are no longer shocked to learn of another charge or witness another of his shameless deflections.
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We are in shock to learn of an active shooter situation on the campus of UNC Charlotte.
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The chief did not learn of the footage until a week after the incident, the department said.
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Hello Drew, I am sorry to learn of this, can you provide more detail to what occurred.
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We offer employees discretion and fairness, and we take swift action when we learn of unacceptable behavior.
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"Our hearts are heavy to learn of the passing of Anthony Bourdain," the network wrote on Twitter.
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Paul Ryan said in a statement he and his wife were saddened to learn of Oxley's passing.
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It seems like some crazy throwaway moment, but perhaps this is the "explosion" we later learn of.
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Neighbors came to learn of the incident and by night a friend brought Fernandez a used wheelchair.
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On Thursday, Tillis tweeted that he and his wife were deeply saddened to learn of the death.
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Its stock has fallen about 2000 percent since August, as investors began to learn of accounting problems.
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"His wife Vicky and family were shocked to learn of his sudden and unexpected passing," Bumbery said.
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Only then did I learn of Dan Bodurian and Tommy Leach, The New York Times's contract electricians.
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The agency's senior management did not learn of the episode or investigate it until four days later.
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I was deeply saddened to learn of his passing and my prayers go out to his family.
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We learn of Moe's past as a drug user and the clan's inability to accept Declan's gayness.
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Only after the White House visit did they learn of their exposure; both chose to self-quarantine.
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When they did, he immediately scheduled a colon exam — and was horrified to learn of his cancer.
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And those who knew Mr. Ortis said they were shocked to learn of the charges against him.
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It seems like every day we learn of more cyberattacks in our nation and around the world.
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Andrew M. Cuomo wrote on Twitter that he was "deeply saddened" to learn of Mr. Tolley's death.
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Because of communication difficulties in the area, authorities did not learn of the attack until Sunday morning.
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Fox News viewers who nodded along aren't likely to learn of his new position, stated on CNN.
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It is so important to always take the opportunity to learn of gaps in our business operations.
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We continue to learn of new contacts between people in Trump's orbit and Russians during the campaign.
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The YouTube community and fans were shocked to learn of the sudden passing of Christina Grimmie on Saturday.
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With stunning regularity we learn of black men who are exonerated too late of crimes they didn't commit.
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"We are heartbroken to learn of the tragic death of GPWA Coach Adrian 'Lionheart' McCallum," the academy wrote.
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"Boeing is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of the passengers and crew," the aircraft maker said.
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A White House statement on Thursday said President Donald Trump was "deeply saddened" to learn of Liu's death.
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"So saddened to learn of the passing of my friend and former band mate Pat Torpey," he wrote.
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"The NHL family was saddened to learn of the passing of former League President John Ziegler," Bettman said.
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The AELTC is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Todd Reid, our 2002 boys' singles champion.
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Madison Pruitt is Mel's younger sister who is "horrified" to learn of her witch abilities — hearing people's thoughts.
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These days, Seoul was able to learn of Trump's take on North Korea immediately and directly via Twitter.
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Zinke argued during an interview on Fox News that Trump was "sad" to learn of his impending departure.
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The Gaetanos, who did not immediately learn of Goodman's disbarment, ended their relationship with him in October 2014.
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One group said they were told they might learn of their funding by the end of the month.
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The more that jurors learn of Manafort, the less likely they are to find him relatable or likable.
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The more we learn of these two, the more we see the lies they tell themselves and others.
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"He had the curiosity, openness and desire to learn of a child," Ms. Massie said of her husband.
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" Sara Paretsky, whose protagonist is named V.I. Warshawski, tweeted: "I'm deeply grieved to learn of Sue Grafton's death.
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I knew my editors would learn of this earthquake shortly, and I was stuck in the courtroom incommunicado.
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You could even learn of a secret admirer or hear something your partner has never told another soul.
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Prime Minister Imran Khan, in a condolence message, said he was sad to learn of Ms. Nawaz's death.
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"If you learn of any machinations to tamper with that investigation, you would let us know," Feinstein asked.
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But other mysteries pose a danger: Those who learn of them enter a night unlit even by stars.
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Jaybo is black, and what we learn of his lineage helps fill in the outline of Eller's tragedy.
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More than 100 Japanese journalists turned up at a news conference that evening to learn of Hanyu's condition.
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Ford, reared by his stepdad, didn't even learn of his biological father's existence until he was a teenager.
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"We are enormously sorry to learn of Jeffrey Epstein's passing," Epstein's defense attorneys said in a statement Sunday.
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Huawei said in a statement that it is disappointed to learn of the charges brought against the company.
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His political rival, Conservative Andrew Scheer, said he was "extremely shocked and disappointed" to learn of the incident.
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The squad allegedly used informants to learn of the criminals' plans, possibly even encouraged them, before designing a raid.
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"We are in shock to learn of an active-shooter situation on the campus of UNC Charlotte," she wrote.
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"We are deeply saddened to learn of the death of Dr. Frank Meza," the company said in a statement.
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"We are heartbroken to learn of the tragic death of ICW World Heavyweight Champion, Adrian 'Lionheart' McCallum," ICW wrote.
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Former Word of Life Christian Church member Nathan Ames wasn't the least bit surprised to learn of the Oct.
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"I am heartbroken to learn of the loss of these two individuals in a traffic accident today," Scott said.
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As time passes, we learn of Pence's loveless marriage, drug-addled son and illegitimate child by his black mistress.
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Together, they learn of a plot to unleash a plague that could wipe out humanity once and for all.
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Fans around the world were shocked and saddened to learn of UK producer Rusko's stomach cancer diagnosis this spring.
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Over the course of this game and its predecessors, we learn of the horrors that linking the fire creates.
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We're deeply saddened to learn of the tragic loss of Grant Thompson, a gifted, passionate and endlessly curious creator.
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Sad to learn of the passing of Richard Overton, whose life peronsified service to our country and local community.
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Those who have landed on your cutting-room floor can learn of the shunning in any number of ways.
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Grizzlies coach Dave Joerger said he didn't learn of the suspension until a couple of hours before Saturday's game.
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I found myself almost teary-eyed, therefore, to learn of extremely wise words uttered by Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.
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Along the way we learn of Mr. Cai's adolescence, his inspirations and the commercial and political pressures he encounters.
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How long ago did Whole Foods learn of it, and what steps have been taken to mitigate the damage?
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Through the show's wildest moments, you will learn of the key players and keepers of darkness in this world.
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We learn of his lies: He tells absurd yarns more easily and smoothly than most people tell the truth.
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Only after the filming of "Tape" was completed did Ms. Mudd learn of two lawsuits naming Mr. St. Surin.
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Over the episodes, we learn of each character's trauma, rooted in violence both in and out of their homes.
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And in the weeks before this fall's elections, consumers are expected to learn of another wave of premium increases.
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As a community leader, I've often been one of the first to learn of and respond to community crises.
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In Alabama, a March Montgomery Advertiser report noted that felons don't always learn of changes to their voting rights.
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Applicants usually learn of the program through successful graduates, like Molina, as they share their stories through social media.
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It's not every day you learn of a really smart company setting out to prove that managers don't matter.
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New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu said he and his wife Valerie were "deeply saddened" to learn of the crash.
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"We are devastated to learn of the senseless death of Micalla Rettinger," said David Harris, the university's director of athletics.
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Every day I learn of another Muslim woman who has chosen to take her headscarf off for fear of persecution.
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"We are heartbroken to learn of the tragic loss of District Safety Officer Porsha Owens," it said in a statement.
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"I was shocked to learn of these anonymous and hurtful allegations," the newspaper quoted Hefner's attorney-issued statement as saying.
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"Plaintiffs are entitled to learn of all flaws, if any more there be, lurking in the whole record," he wrote.
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"We are saddened to learn of the tragic death of former WWE Superstar Ashley Massaro," WWE said in a statement.
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As Facebook is footing the bill, these outlets will have to share any findings they learn of with the Accelerator.
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Many were surprised and shocked to learn of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's divorce – including their famous friend George Clooney.
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" Boeing, which manufactured the plane, said it in a statement that it "is deeply saddened to learn of the accident.
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" Commenting on Veerath's death, they added: "We are shocked and saddened to learn of the tragic death of Bharathi Veerath.
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If we learn of advertising on our platform that involves this kind of discrimination, we will take aggressive enforcement action.
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Robert Gibson, spokesman for Ontario's minister of economic development, said the provincial government is disappointed to learn of the layoffs.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau released a statement Monday morning saying he was shocked and angry to learn of the tragedy.
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" He later told CNN that Cornell's wife Vicky and family "were shocked to learn of his sudden and unexpected passing.
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Bishop McCort's board of trustees said it was pleased to learn of the charges against those accused of being complicit.
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In particular, other children may learn of what occurred and might have misconceptions or their own (misplaced) fears or guilt.
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"We are very concerned to learn of this incident and we can't apologize enough," a Starbucks customer service rep responded.
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"We are saddened to learn of the passing of Inspector Michael Ameri," Mayor Bill de Blasio said in a statement.
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"We are extremely disappointed and troubled to learn of the allegations involving Hector Olivera," the Braves said in a statement.
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Within days we would learn of hanging chads, undercounts and the role of the U.S. Supreme Court in electoral politics.
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"Jennifer and I are terribly saddened to learn of the death of Officer Corona," the governor said in a statement.
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We learn of former F.D.A. officials hired by companies they once regulated, and see business executives named to government positions.
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"We are heartbroken to learn of the tragic death of one of our students and his grandmother," the statement said.
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I watch the news and learn of every sporting event being canceled, and Kansas City declares a state of emergency.
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Contacted by CNN, four board members who were unaware of Murdock's conviction said they were alarmed to learn of it.
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A Ukrainian official said Mr. Zelensky's government did not learn of the delay until about one month after the call.
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TOKYO — A royal engagement typically unleashes breathless headlines and frenzied efforts by the press to learn of the wedding details.
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The company has maintained in court documents that top managers did not learn of the wrongdoing until early September 2015.
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It's with deep sadness we learn of the deaths of Julie and Jessica Richards in the New Zealand volcano tragedy.
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The first question many people ask when they learn of ag-gag laws is how are laws like this constitutional?
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Meanwhile, I have yet to learn of an example in the sexually reproducing world of animals for which this is true.
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As the rendering rotates, we learn of his initial confidence that he wouldn't have the inheritance before the reality gradually unfolds.
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"Everyone at Caroline is shocked to learn of the tragic death of Jahseh Onfroy, professionally known as XXXTentacion," the label said.
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Only then, more than nine months after Emily first tested high, Price said, did the family learn of the home's hazards.
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You guys immediately came out with a statement that said, 'We're grateful to learn of it, but the time has passed.
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Some students seem surprised to learn of a movement by the same name and will ask if he's heard of it.
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We've reached out to Representative Marshall to learn of the duration of the grounding and will update if we hear back.
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In Survival, it's refusing to let the expedition leave, worried that more humans will follow if they learn of its existence.
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"I am deeply saddened to learn of the passing of my good friend and brother-in-music, Keith Emerson," he said.
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I was there until after midnight on the 4th of July and didn't learn of these events until after they happened!
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Elizabeth's oldest son Prince Charles, the heir to the throne, said he too was "utterly heartbroken" to learn of the fire.
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"His wife Vicky and family were shocked to learn of his sudden and unexpected passing," Cornell's rep said in a statement.
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I was there until after midnight on the 4th of July and didn't learn of these events until after they happened.
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Republicans have criticized Feinstein, the first senator to learn of the allegations, for not disclosing them earlier in the confirmation process.
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"Sad to learn of the passing of Richard Overton, whose life personified service to our country and local community," McCaul said.
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He said Ryan was shocked and "very proud" to learn of his previously unknown family member, according to The Associated Press.
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Ford said she did not learn of the significance of the incident to her until years later and after undergoing psychotherapy.
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Epi Garza, who has known Ramón for about 15 years, was one of the first to learn of his cancer diagnosis.
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FACEBOOK IS NOT ENOUGH These days many people first learn of the death of a friend's loved one via social media.
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"Not everyone escaped, I think they were buried," said survivor Consuelo Hernandez as she waited to learn of her family's fate.
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I had a chance to catch up with friends from all over the world and learn of new projects and ideas.
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And fans who do learn of the neurodivergence detail are faced with the question of whether to accept it as sincere.
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We learn of Ms. Barr's Salt Lake City upbringing, traumatic brain injury, time in a mental institution and years of waitressing.
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Another -- a swing dance hobbyist -- has been turned away by prospective dance partners when they learn of her line of work.
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Rodriguez posted a statement of his own on Twitter late Tuesday, saying he was "deeply disappointed" to learn of his firing.
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Mr. Chang has said the verse "shows us how much God loves us," and hoped others would learn of that love.
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WHAT WE'RE READING Many healthcare customers will first learn of double-digit rate hikes about one week before the November elections.
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Volkswagen shareholders did not learn of the cheating until the Environmental Protection Agency issued a notice of violation in September 2015.
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But of course, the viability of the constitutional impeachment prerogative requires that Congress learn of presidential wrongdoing in the first place.
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I was surprised to learn of the work of Inge Morath, who was a female photographer working back in the '50s.
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Kelly later issued an updated statement where he said he was "shocked" to learn of the allegations and condemned domestic abuse.
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In a statement on Sunday, Boeing said it was "deeply saddened" to learn of the crash of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302.
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At the bank's Wall Street office, staff impacted by the cuts were summoned to the cafeteria to learn of their fate.
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But Kelly insisted on Friday that he did not learn of the abuse allegations against the White House staff secretary until Feb.
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The company told Gizmodo that while the breach took place in late February, it did not learn of it until March 25th.
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"Incredibly saddened to learn of the passing of a Howard County firefighter as he bravely worked to save others' lives," Hogan wrote.
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" Huawei said in a statement provided to CNBC that it was "disappointed to learn of the charges brought against the company today.
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"We are devastated to learn of the senseless death of Micalla Rettinger," David Harris, the university's director of athletics, said in statement.
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Zuckerburg makes an appearance in Congress and we learn of the casual relationship Facebook had to its complicity in these political earthquakes.
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Princess Kate is a champion of philanthropic initiatives for children, mental health support, and also, we've come to learn, of practical footwear.
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S. Embassy New Delhi was deeply disturbed to learn of allegations of a sexual assault of a child on the Embassy compound.
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Bob Corker, who has been seen as a potential vice-presidential pick, said he was "pretty excited" to learn of the changes.
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Showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss invented a plot line in which Melisandre would visit these characters and learn of Thoros's powers.
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Ilham Ahmed, a senior member of the SDF's political council, said she was "shocked" on Wednesday to learn of the US decision.
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The trick is to not only save the first raise, but to keep saving every time you learn of a pay increase.
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She said that made it all the more difficult to learn of the brain calcifications when Micaela was a few days old.
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One of Solomon's high school friends, who spoke on condition of anonymity, tells PEOPLE she was stunned to learn of his death.
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To read "Long Walk to Freedom", his autobiography, is to learn of innumerable personal sacrifices made in the name of the cause.
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Last month Hedren said that due to her own experiences with sexual harassment, she's not surprised to learn of Weinstein's alleged crimes.
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Lucas was apparently in love with Charlotte, and was working to take down the girls in order to learn of Charlotte's killer.
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He can learn of synergies, or request elaboration that may uncover new and unheralded strengths or weaknesses among ourselves or our foes.
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"We're deeply saddened to learn of the tragic loss of Grant Thompson, a gifted, passionate and endlessly curious creator," their tweet read.
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Today we are hugely saddened to learn of the death of recording artist, producer, actor, and cultural behemoth David Bowie, aged 69.
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Investigators did not learn of the baby's violent death until they interviewed Frankie who described to them what he had allegedly done.
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"The Nevada Senate Democrats are saddened and disappointed to learn of the circumstances leading to Senator Atkinson's resignation today," the lawmakers said.
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Karen and I were saddened to learn of the passing of one of the greatest Americans of the century, Reverend Billy Graham.
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We are shocked, appalled and dismayed to learn of Leo's fate at the hands of N.Y.U., and, indirectly, the Columbia medical school.
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Courtney said in an interview that he was particularly concerned to learn of the length that some of the certifications had lapsed.
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The public did not learn of those payments, or that Mr. Mueller's prosecutors later interviewed Mr. Vekselberg, until almost a year later.
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Some fans of the Kiini bikini were surprised to learn of the details of its origin, and the controversy it has engendered.
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Underscoring the tumult, Mr. McCabe's departure was not immediately announced at the bureau, leaving agents to learn of it from news reports.
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Ever in search of their golden ticket, Ralph and Ed learn of a competition to compose a jingle for Faciamatta Mazzeroni cheese.
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"Cast and crew from Home and Away are saddened to learn of the passing of former castmate, Ben Unwin," reads the statement.
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"The Washington Nationals are extremely saddened to learn of the tragic passing of Fausto Segura," the club said in a statement Monday.
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On Monday, Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs David Schenker said he was "deeply saddened to learn" of Kassem's death.
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Not until Greek and Roman antiquity did the West learn of these treasures, as Arab traders became the intermediaries between the hemispheres.
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We learn of their mutual devotion and of their pronounced differences, and of Dovidl's growing loss of hope for his family's survival.
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"The Washington Nationals are extremely saddened to learn of the tragic passing of Fausto Segura," the team said in a statement Monday.
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For religious organizations, there are other factors that reduce the likelihood that law enforcement and protective services will learn of suspected abuse.
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In fact, some studies show that white people actually support the criminal justice system more when they learn of the racial disparities.
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The world didn't fully learn of this incredible story until 2016, when the best-selling book and popular movie "Hidden Figures" were released.
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One goes full-blown noir private eye silent film, while in another we learn of a secret tryst between Homer and the couch.
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A representative for ICE said the agency did not learn of the boy's accident until January 23, two days after the family's detention.
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DAVID LAMBERTLondon I was astonished to learn of a correlation between heavy drinkers and Donald Trump's victory ("Illness as an indicator", November 19th).
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On Thursday, President Barack Obama said in a statement that he and first lady Michelle Obama were saddened to learn of Bennett's passing.
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"Latterly, I have been dismayed to learn of the accounting issues at the half year," Machin said in a statement released by Wesfarmers.
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He would learn of her belief after being notified by a friend that the woman wrote about the encounter in her writing class.
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"His wife Vicky and family were shocked to learn of his sudden and unexpected passing," Cornell's publicist Brian Bumbery said in a statement.
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Mitsubishi explains that Nissan asked it to review the tests, and only during that internal investigation did it learn of the improper conduct.
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Speaking with PEOPLE on the Toy Story 4 premiere's red carpet on Tuesday, Reeves, 54, was surprised to learn of his new title.
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"The Packers Family was saddened today to learn of the passing of Bart Starr," Packers President/CEO Mark Murphy said in a statement.
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The players and NHLPA staff are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Ted Lindsay – a player, a trailblazer, and a gentleman.
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Nunez told me that he went to bed halfway through the game and didn't learn of Thomas's death until late the next morning.
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" 21:22002 AM PT -- The Detroit Lions issued a statement ... saying, "We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Charles Rogers.
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In a statement quoted by the Salt Lake City Tribune, Smart said she was "surprised and disappointed" to learn of Barzee's pending release.
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"Should we learn of evidence of improper actions taken on the basis of political bias, we will take prompt remedial actions," he said.
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"We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of two-time GRAMMY Award recipient George Michael," President and CEO Neil Portnow said.
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" In its own statement, the WWE shared condolences to Massaro's family and friends, saying they were "saddened to learn of [her] tragic death.
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Hamilton expressed worry that these family members might learn of the legal case—and so register her lack of candor about her sexuality.
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I was even more shocked to learn of the one application that he intentionally ignored for what I believe to be political reasons.
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Many friends and colleagues did not learn of his death until The Village Voice published an obituary some eight months after the fact.
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Rather, a close-up of each stares blankly at the camera as we learn of their rapes, assaults, traumatic pregnancies, and sex work.
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Although the Senate has had the chat logs for some time, the White House appeared to learn of them only late last week.
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"We are shocked and saddened to learn of the passing of our friend and former colleague Soni Methu," CNN said in a statement.
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"Deeply saddened to learn of the potential loss of life and wishing for the safety of all residents and first responders," he tweeted.
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"The company was asked to attempt unauthorized access to court records through various means to learn of any potential vulnerabilities," the statement read.
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In a statement on Tuesday, the IG Metall union and the Opel workers council said they were surprised to learn of the talks.
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" The aerospace giant said in a press statement that it was "deeply saddened to learn of the passing of the passengers and crew.
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We learn of the boundless resilience of the human spirit, along with the depressing capacity for evil — even the banal variety — of humankind.
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The turmoil and the controversy are not pleasant to watch, and many Republicans are certainly cringing as they learn of the President's latest actions.
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The city of Roseville issued its own statement condemning the table, saying that city officials were "shocked and saddened" to learn of the imagery.
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And who's to say there won't be a falling-out between Dany and the Starks as more people learn of Jon Snow's true parentage?
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It might not be entirely shocking that a gay man would learn of his love of dick while on a trip to San Francisco.
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Lost and stolen iOS devices could be at risk if ne'er-do-wells learn of this blunt-force method of getting past Activation Lock.
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Residents talk with dismay about church picnics or school plays they might have attended but only learn of through Facebook postings after the fact.
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Speaking with KPRC2 Houston earlier this month, the veteran-turned-politician, 34, recalled how "pretty devastating" it was to learn of Davidson's troubling note.
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"Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling said on Twitter there were "no words" to express how how devastated she was to learn of Rickman's death.
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"We are beyond saddened to learn of the death of the Lin brothers, William and Anthony, who attended Arcadia High School," the statement said.
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The latest diplomatic intervention in DC saw Boris Johnson, the UK's Foreign Secretary, arriving in the final hours before we learn of Trump's decision.
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Although the premise is an unusual one, the more we learn of the causes and solutions to the problem, the less it makes sense.
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" Former NFL star Chris Baker reacted to the news on Twitter, writing: "Devastated to learn of the passing of my spartan brother Charles Rodgers.
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After the report's release, Mr. Starr expressed sympathy for victims and said he did not learn of the football sex scandal until last year.
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George Washington's troops were so excited to learn of the Declaration of Independence that they created some fireworks of their own in New York.
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" In a statement, CoinDesk responded that it was "disappointed to learn of Vitalik's tweet today regarding a CoinDesk reporting error, for which we apologize.
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Tell us about one or more of these scary things in the comments, then browse the Times Halloween page to learn of many more.
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She wanted the welfare ministry and says she prayed for it at the Western Wall before meeting with Netanyahu to learn of her assignment.
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" In a post on Twitter, soccer's governing body, FIFA, wrote: "We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Jose Antonio Reyes today.
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Zoom said in a statement that it was "deeply upset" to learn of the incident and encouraged users to turn on maximum security settings.
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On a 2004 tour of the hospital, Courtney was astonished to learn of 3,600 badly corroded cans of cremains in an outbuilding, still unclaimed.
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Schuster still travels the country telling the story of Berga, and she says it's always incredible when Latinos learn of Acevedo's survival and courage.
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Sudanese activists who noted a surge in pro-military social media activity over the summer said they were unsurprised to learn of the campaign.
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"We were deeply saddened to learn of the loss of the Scandies Rose, and ask for prayers for their Captain and crew," they wrote.
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We go to the Amazon rain forest, where we learn of 400 known languages, and a few more we still may not know about.
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According to Huffington Post, she also told the photographer that she was "charmed" to learn of what people thought about her resemblance to Trump.
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"It is obviously disappointing to learn of this development, but it also adds an interesting element to its story," Ackerman said in a public statement.
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" Carlos Ghosn, Chairman and CEO Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi: "Our entire team at Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi were saddened to learn of the death of Sergio Marchionne.
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Neil's family will learn of his passing on the April 23 episode and the storyline will be featured prominently for the remainder of the week.
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However, as is invariably the case when we learn of meetings like this, Stone and Caputo insist that nothing actually ended up coming from it.
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Maybe games like Grand Theft Auto could have infinite randomly generated environments and computer-controlled characters that learn of your character's notoriety and act accordingly.
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When they each learn of the other's hidden agenda, things fall apart quickly but (spoiler alert!) there's a happy ending for these two fictional characters.
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Jackman opened up to PEOPLE about his battle with skin cancer last year, during which he admitted he was shocked to learn of his diagnosis.
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"We were saddened to learn of the death of Rohina who was a dear friend and colleague," a spokesperson said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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"I was appalled, and indeed the whole department was, and frankly angry, to learn of the MCC's failure to adequately secure this prisoner," Barr said.
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"My wife and I were so profoundly shocked to learn of the truly dreadful event which took place in Manchester last night," the statement read.
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Read MoreSupreme Court halts Obama carbon emissions plan Chief Justice Roberts said that he and his fellow justices were saddened to learn of his death.
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We see him play fantasy war games, and we learn of his dreams to grow up and become a fisherman just like his Sicilian uncle.
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"I was appalled - and indeed the whole department was - and frankly angry to learn of the MCC's failure to adequately secure this prisoner," Barr said.
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National Geographic confirmed Fudge's death Monday in statement saying the network and Pilgrim Studios, which produces the show, were "saddened" to learn of his passing.
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"I was appalled, and indeed the whole department was, and frankly, angry, to learn of the MCC's failure to adequately secure this prisoner," Barr added.
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Through their back and forth, we learn of a trauma from Ben's past, and "The Magic Box" begins to mirror what's happening in their lives.
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"The Committee was concerned to learn of this additional email account from the news media, rather than from you, in your closed staff interview," Sens.
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The majority of women who call the hotlines learn of the organizations only after their first visit to one of the state's 18 remaining clinics.
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As a female entrepreneur, I was devastated to learn of a community of impoverished women who desperately wanted to work but had no job opportunities.
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In a statement to the local news outlet, Ricketts said he was "shocked and horrified" to learn of Bressman's online activity and condemned his actions.
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"I was deeply saddened to learn of the loss of life and the devastation following the recent terrible floods caused by Hurricane Harvey," she said.
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Not until last month, in a closed-door interview before Congress, did Mr. Tillerson learn of Mr. Kushner's discussions on the blockade with Arab leaders.
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We learn of his jealousies: He seems more interested in the accomplishments of the men he stalks than in notching any accomplishments of his own.
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Democrats had been shocked to learn of Russia's stealth influence campaign to damage Hillary Clinton and promote Donald J. Trump in the 2016 presidential race.
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Only later did the officer learn of the attacks, "so when people talk to me about it, I find it impossible to imagine," he said.
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He played testimony from the House hearings where administration officials testified they did not learn of the freeze until the article published in late August.
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If they will not, potential investors in Cloudflare may be in for a rude awakening when they learn of the kinds of activities Cloudflare facilitates.
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Washington (CNN)With the FBI's supplemental review of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh completed, senators began filing in Thursday to learn of the agency's findings.
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Barr did not learn of the call until several weeks after it took place, and has not communicated with Ukraine, according to the Justice Department.
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I took it upon myself to study the myriad details of production and, as it turned out, learn of Scotland's colorful history while at it.
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Fourth, Trump withheld $250 million in military assistance urgently needed by Ukraine to fend off Russian aggression, although Ukraine didn't learn of this until August.
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"It is with great sadness that we learn of the death of Kobe Bryant and four others in a helicopter crash in Calabasas," it said.
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" Foreign minister Heiko Maas tweeted: "We are deeply saddened to learn of the tragic crash of flight #PS0007 that was headed from Tehran to Kyiv.
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With every hour, we hear another fraught eye-witness account, learn of another father or mother in despair, another child still to be accounted for.
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I returned to My Quang Ba Mua twice — once in the morning and once again in the late afternoon to learn of the different varieties.
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When they learn of doors that can transport them to other places, they decide to risk the unknown for the sake of their future together.
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"It's with deep sadness we learn of the deaths of Julie and Jessica Richards in the New Zealand volcano tragedy," she wrote in a tweet.
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In the statement, Ms. Reed said the organization was "horrified to learn" of Mr. Thompson's arrest in connection with the bomb threats and cyberstalking allegations.
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Device makers are required to report problems they learn of, often from doctors and hospitals, to a database run by the Food and Drug Administration.
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Parliamentarians said they were shocked to learn of the devastating impact such agreements could have on individuals, with many finding their careers damaged or curtailed.
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Representative Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the Intelligence Committee, told reporters the federal government should quickly alert states if they learn of election system hacking.
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However, they did learn of past incidents of "improper and unprofessional conduct," and determined that the network's past policies were inadequate in preventing harassment and retaliation.
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"We were shocked and deeply saddened to learn of this tragedy, and our thoughts are with the family and friends of the victims," the statement reads.
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"We are shocked and saddened to learn of such a tragic death of one of our own employees and coworkers," Postal Service spokesman Rod Spurgeon said.
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Jane grows increasingly worried about her daughter's welfare, just as readers learn of the sinister lengths to which Golden Oaks will go to serve its clients.
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When Kitchen Confidential came out, many were drawn in by the horror, unnerved to learn of the corners some restaurants would cut to keep costs down.
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"Hillary and I were deeply saddened to learn of Nancy Reagan's passing," the Clintons said in a statement amid the former Secretary of State's presidential campaign.
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After my diagnosis, I visited the optometrist after 10-plus years of thinking my vision was fine, only to learn of a tear in my retina.
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Utz wanted Naleye and other leaders of the community to learn of the planned attack directly from him, rather than hearing about it on the news.
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The confirmation of William Barr as attorney general strongly suggests that what the public will learn of the findings through the Justice Department may be limited.
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Arthur Brand, a private investigator hired by the Westfries Museum to search for the works, said that he had been surprised to learn of the discovery.
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Martin Heinrich, a Democrat, said he was distraught to learn of the shooting and called for action to address the "epidemic of gun violence" in America.
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But the Mets did not even need to wait for the game to begin to learn of the latest piece of bad news for their rotation.
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Because officials don't always have to give notice in advance about such changes, voters may learn of them only when they show up at the polls.
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Coach Ake said the team were shocked to learn of Saman Kunan's death, called him a hero and said he had sacrificed his life for theirs.
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They nonetheless ordered Haspel to shut down the black site immediately, assuming that if Times reporters could learn of its existence, others would soon find out.
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"We strive to provide an inclusive and positive experience for our customers, and were disappointed to learn of this incident," the spokesperson said in a statement.
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"I was very surprised and disappointed to later learn of President Falwell's most recent decision to allow students back on campus," she said in a statement.
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Here are comments and reactions: U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres was relieved to learn of the release of the Reuters reporters, U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric said.
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We grin with him; the connection is distant, but it's intimate enough for us to feel flustered and melancholic when we learn of the character's death.
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In a statement, Gaetz said he was "extremely saddened to learn of the first fatality in our district," a resident who lived in Santa Rosa County.
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Often pharmacies will learn of a shortage by placing order from a wholesaler and then when that order does not come in, they start to investigate.
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Barr has said he was "appalled" and "angry" to learn of the suicide, and cited "serious irregularities" at the Manhattan facility where Epstein had been detained.
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Volkswagen also admitted that its employees destroyed emails and other evidence in 2015 as it became clear that regulators would soon learn of the illegal software.
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On Sunday, Hung Hsiu-chu, the chairwoman of the opposition Nationalist party, or Kuomintang, said she was glad to learn of Mr. Trump's support for Taiwan.
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Still, this fits with a pattern in which the president seems to learn of widely known, widely discussed concepts and view them as novel and revelatory.
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In a separate statement on Sunday, Boeing said it was "deeply saddened" to learn of the deaths of the people on board the Ethiopian Airlines flight.
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"The Minnesota Twins are deeply saddened to learn of the untimely passing of Ryan Costello yesterday in New Zealand," the Twins said in a statement Monday.
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We learn of the camaraderie that formed in the trenches, and of the sense that the men had of being shunned and misunderstood after the war.
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But only later would she learn of her sister's allegation that the night before, the bishop had summoned the nun to his quarters and raped her.
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" The website writer and race organizers react to Meza's death On Friday, Murphy posted a statement saying he was "deeply saddened to learn of Frank Meza's death.
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Pleased to learn of the compliment, Baldwin's live guest left viewers with one final message to anyone doubting Trump's abilities to make good on his campaign promises.
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While Krasnov wrote the comments in 2014, charges were only brought against him in early 2015, and he didn't learn of them until April 2015, Meduza reported.
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Males may not have time to learn of all these hazards (for elephants may range over tens of thousands of square kilometres) before they start living alone.
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We will never allow illegal content to be distributed by apps in the App Store and we will take swift action whenever we learn of such activity.
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The early detection blood test measures the level of protein produced by cells of the prostate gland — and allowed Stiller to learn of the cancer early on.
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The mom-of-one says that although she didn't learn of Wesson's stunt until months later, she's not surprised that her son would do such a thing.
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In the second episode, which deals with the gun-wielding blonde Prompto, we learn of his struggles with weight loss and his endearing affection for tiny puppies.
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"We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of a Baltimore County Police Officer after she was shot in the line of duty today," he tweeted.
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In her announcement, Schaaf said she did not learn of the raid in any official capacity and said it was her "ethical obligation" to share the information.
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We watch footage of lavish trips Gayle and Mildred take together to France and India, and learn of Gayle's successful career and her affection for her dog.
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The public, therefore, may learn of an indictment a few hours or days before it happens but never learn what else the Trump administration is up to.
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"American Airlines was shocked to learn of the Office of Inspector General's review and we stand by our strong safety record," said American Airlines spokesman Ross Feinstein.
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"We are deeply disturbed to learn of these allegations and are immediately suspending the show from airing on Bloomberg TV and Radio," Bloomberg said in a statement.
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The records indicate that with over half the priests, the diocese did not learn of alleged abuse until decades had passed, when no legal action was possible.
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He sends me all of his appointments so I know where he has to be and when; after each one, I wait to learn of the outcome.
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Wang read "551" on his own letter — just a few points short, he'd later learn, of a score that could have won him a place at Stuyvesant.
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We learn of his sadism: A chilling bedroom scene involving duct tape, scissors and a would-be sugar daddy contains a sublime mix of comedy and terror.
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Narasimhan has said he did not learn of the $1.2 million payments to Michael Cohen, until well after his predecessor, Joe Jimenez, struck the deal in 2017.
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Both girls wear more peace-sign jewelry and other hippie accouterment as they learn of the president's bad behavior and become more involved in the Post investigation.
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And the visitors he gets from developing countries interested in learning about the site, he said, often raise their eyebrows when they learn of the construction costs.
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Egypt says it did not learn of her infection until March 1, and the first infected crew members were discovered on the A Sara on March 6.
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Black detectives also described struggling to learn of openings in specialized units in the first place because they had fewer relatives or friends in positions of power.
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For the novelist, a maestro of deathbeds, it was a chance to learn of Lincoln's final hours from the man who had supervised them two years earlier.
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The world was stunned this week to learn of Kobe Bryant's death in a helicopter crash, along with his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna, and seven others.
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Janet Carbin, who voted for Spilo at the tribal council after the women's accusations, was so upset to learn of the fabrications she considered leaving the show.
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As with any company policy, employees may receive a notification from our HR team if we learn of an instance where a policy is not being followed.
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When we learn of Joana's passion for poetry, a view of the ocean in high contrast black and white takes on the quality of ink caressing paper.
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Hours after Trump's press conference, the White House released a statement that said the president was "deeply saddened to learn of" Liu's death and offered his condolences.
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Ms. Mayer said that she did not learn of the breach until September 2016, but she agreed to forgo her bonus and her equity compensation for 2017.
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As a players' association representative, Johnston was among the first to learn of the cuts, in her case through a conference call with the league on Thursday.
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Some clinicians are surprised to learn of this vast resale market, but it has existed for decades, an unusual example of the vagaries of American health care.
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And though the Emancipation Proclamation abolished slavery in Mississippi in 1863, the enslaved population at the Polk plantation didn't learn of their freedom for another two years.
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" "Deeply saddened to learn of the shooting in Las Vegas, Pope Francis sends the assurance of his spiritual closeness to all those affected by this senseless tragedy.
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"We are in shock to learn of an active shooter situation on the campus of UNC Charlotte," Vi Lyles, the mayor of Charlotte, said in a tweet.
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"We are heartbroken to learn of Jennifer's death and find it difficult to understand why and how she became a victim of such a heinous crime," they said.
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"We are terribly shocked and saddened to learn of the tragic passing of our friend and colleague, Julie Couvillon," the hospital said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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"We were saddened this morning to learn of the tragic death of Rachel DelTondo, apparently the result of a violent incident in the City of Aliquippa," Hayden said.
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ABC News spoke to James and Betty Turpin, David's parents, who said they were "surprised and shocked" to learn of the conditions their grandchildren were allegedly living in.
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Toronto Mayor John Tory said in statement he was "shocked and heartbroken" to learn of the deaths, noting that the couple had made extensive contributions to the city.
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"We are deeply saddened to learn of today's incident which took the life of one of our employees, injured firefighters, and impacted others," SoCalGas said in a statement.
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Cleese, 77, tweeted that he was very sad to learn of the death and called Sachs "a very sweet, gentle, and kind man and a truly great farceur".
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PJT said in a statement it was "stunned and outraged to learn of the fraudulent circumvention and violation of the firm's compliance policies and ethical standards" by Caspersen.
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Andy Yates, the founder of the consulting firm Red Dome, said he was "shocked and disturbed" to learn of an alleged ballot-tampering scheme led by McCrae Dowless.
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This isn't the first time a baby stopped breastfeeding ahead of a breast cancer diagnosisDougie isn't the only baby to help his mother learn of her breast cancer.
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They used their position of power to extract secrecy to the detriment of Ms. Poublon and all of the other workers who'd otherwise learn of the alleged misconduct.
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In this episode's flashback, we learn of Jane's childhood love for salsa dancing — a love that quickly flamed out when Jane found out she wasn't good at it.
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Farrell is shifty and abrupt, and we learn of a grave mistake in Steven's past, though it scarcely warrants the vengeance that is about to be meted out.
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And users may learn of fields they're suited for that they were unaware of – or jobs that they could get with a relatively small bit of additional training.
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" In a tweet Thursday, Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said she was "very alarmed" to learn of Badawi's arrest and that "Canada stands together with the Badawi family.
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In fact, a poll conducted earlier this year shows voters agree 2:1 on modernizing one-dollar currency when they learn of the budget savings it will achieve.
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The questions posed during the interview with the candidate are absolutely not part of TGI Friday's interview process and we were very disappointed to learn of this incident.
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"American Airlines was shocked to learn of the Office of Inspector General's review and we stand by our strong safety record," spokesman Ross Feinstein said in a statement.
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Americans learn of slavery and other racist acts as largely the mistakes of their individual ancestors, and sometimes even refuse to admit what the mistakes were at all.
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The Equifax breach, which affected more than 140 million people, came to the company's attention in late July, but the public didn't learn of it until early September.
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"We were disappointed to learn of the suspension of Michael Pineda for violating Major League Baseball's Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program," the Twins said in a statement.
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Many of the machine's unwitting soldiers are elderly or in poor health, and were confused or upset to learn of their political careers from a reporter's phone call.
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Lilly Hanson, 22, a senior at the university studying business, said she was not surprised to learn of the cancellation but that the news was still a disappointment.
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In a statement, the Girl Scouts of the USA said it was saddened to learn of the incident but proud of the girls for how they handled it.
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This approach would solve a key problem with the CEC model—attribution of patients to ESCOs that don't learn of it until later, delaying interventions to improve care.
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His mother wrote Ms. Russo in April 1945 expressing confusion that she didn't tell him personally and that he had to learn of the engagement from his friends.
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Per the WSJ, Biles didn't learn of the FBI investigation until she came home from the 2016 Olympics in Rio de Janeiro, where she won four gold medals.
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"The Committee was concerned to learn of this additional email account from the news media, rather than from you, in your closed staff interview," Burr and Warner wrote.
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Snyder, who has repeatedly apologized for the state's poor handling of the crisis, previously said he did not learn of the rise in Legionnaires' cases until last month.
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But before the inspirational speech from the commander and before the choppy boat ride to the beach, we learn of the relationships that these soldiers have with one another.
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It's also the one in which future Oscar-winner Patricia Arquette is nearly devoured by a giant snake-monster, not long before we learn of Freddy's own troubled boyhood.
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It would be heartbreaking for Rebecca to learn of her husband's passing without being able to say goodbye, and she might feel guilty for being away from the family.
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"We are very saddened to learn of the passing of seven-time GRAMMY® Award winner Maurice White," Recording Academy president Neil Portnow said in a statement on Thursday.
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The family moved into the home in April 85033 but did not learn of the toxic mold and the unsafe living conditions until March 2019, the law firm writes.
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Yet I was shocked to learn of the extraordinary restrictions he placed upon the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, on the opening day of their conference last month.
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In January, Senator Blumenthal spotted the photograph in an article in Computerworld, a tech industry publication, and was dismayed to learn of the layoffs so long after they happened.
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He steadfastly maintained that the White House and DOJ knew nothing of his decision and would learn of it as everyone else would, at the conclusion of his remarks.
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I had never heard of the Roosevelt Institute, and was thrilled to learn of such a sophisticated project with an equally thoughtful strategy to influence the next administration's policy.
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On the site, people can learn of the frequency of those occurrences and the costs to fix them — data previously used only internally to design and price insurance products.
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"We are heartbroken to learn of Jennifer's death and find it difficult to understand why and how she became a victim of such a heinous crime," the family said.
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"We are so sorry to learn of Lulu's passing and have reached out to our customer to offer our condolences and assistance," United said in a statement on Monday.
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To learn of his early years is to discern a pattern of ambitions unfulfilled, of private entanglements that turned sour, and of schemes that were embarked on and dropped.
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"I am appalled to learn of the execution of 42 prisoners in a single day," U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein said in a statement.
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Loeffler denied having any knowledge of the stock sales, saying the decisions were made by a third-party adviser and she did not learn of the sales until later.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Jones said on Friday he was "outraged" to learn of the project and called for an investigation by both the Justice Department and the Federal Election Commission.
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Mr. Trump was initially not happy to learn of the rogue statement issued by the first lady's office, according to a senior administration official familiar with the president's reaction.
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Eventually, we would learn of Deadpool's participation in a complicated plot involving a former girlfriend who had infiltrated X-Force, an offshoot of mutants and the X-Men franchise.
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When the inquiry became public the following March, the de Blasio administration played down the problem, even as it began to learn of inspection failures, several former officials said.
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"The Montreal Canadiens are saddened to learn of the passing of one of the organization's greatest legends and ambassadors, Henri Richard, this morning," the Canadiens said in a statement.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Philip Roth, 1933-2018: Unflinching, Prolific Giant of American Letters" (front page, May 23): I am deeply saddened to learn of Philip Roth's death.
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However, we only learn of Danica's patricide during the finale, when Danica must tell Quell and the Kovacses why they cannot use Konrad as bait to catch The Elder.
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"I think we need to talk, it says we're related, and it says you're my mom," the email read, recalled Bejarano, who would soon learn of a horrible truth.
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His son, Omar Nabi, told NBC that his father was often helping others and that he was not surprised to learn of his father's heroic efforts to save bystanders.
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"The 49ers family was shocked and deeply saddened to learn of the tragedy involving C.J. Beathard&aposs younger brother, Clayton," the 49ers said in a statement to CBS News.
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Richard Niedermayer, a lawyer for Mr. Cotten's widow, Jennifer Robertson, said in an email that she was "heartbroken to learn" of the request for his body to be exhumed.
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Through its interactions—which are so many and varied, and far from just "walking simulator" movement—we, the player, the titular Edith, learn of a family divided by fate.
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The initial arrests reportedly led officers to learn of the other various drug-related and human trafficking crimes the 24 Marines would eventually be accused of, according to the report.
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Their stories intertwine when they learn of a factory that can potentially create both a large supply of food and a synthetic version of the gene Killy is searching for.
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"We are deeply saddened and shocked to learn of the tragic loss of three of our team members in Kabul, Afghanistan, today," Sodexo CEO Denis Machuel said in a statement.
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Weller's frustration doesn't derive entirely from his bad luck at cards, of course; as Fonsia draws him out, we learn of his disappointing career and less than fulfilled personal life.
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But as staff began to learn of the campaign's financial state and the challenge ahead, "there was a mix of shock and a little bit of, 'shit,'" another aide recalled.
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That's why we weren't surprised to learn of Too Faced's most recent nibble-worthy release: The Peanut Butter and Honey palette, which founder Jerrod Blandino teased on his Instagram page.
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" On Monday, Lyft released the following statement: "We were shocked and deeply saddened to learn of this tragedy, and our thoughts are with the family and friends of the victims.
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It's all clearly a lie since Mews is ripped to shreds in Dustin's room, but it's the middle schooler's job to make sure Claudia doesn't learn of that little secret.
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The public would not learn of the incident -- in which Heard claims Depp bruised her face after hurling a phone at her -- until days later when she files for divorce.
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So imagine the surprise of scientists to learn of a new study published in Nature claiming that evidence has been found showing human activity on the continent 130,000 years ago.
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The full debut of Dirac Bass is set for CES 2019 in Las Vegas next month, though it might be a while before we learn of devices that support it.
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One man who identified himself as a registered Republican stood up at Wednesday's town hall to say he was "shocked" to learn of Coffman's support for wholesale repeal of Obamacare.
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"Boeing is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of the passengers and crew on Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302, a 737 MAX 8 airplane," the airline said in a statement.
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VW has said its executive board did not learn of the software violations until late August 2015 and formally reported the cheating to U.S. authorities in early September that year.
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Athletes all across the globe were devastated to learn of his passing from an undisclosed illness ... and current Dodgers paid tribute to the man all over social media this week.
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Jonathan Westin, executive director of New York Communities for Change, a Brooklyn-based non-profit organisation, said he was dismayed to learn of Mr Obama "doing favours" for big banks.
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"The players and NHLPA staff are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Ted Lindsay – a player, a trailblazer, and a gentleman," the player's association said in a tweet.
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As details leak to the press, the argument goes, terror groups like al-Shabaab — which routinely target Somalis with ties to the West — could easily learn of their impending arrival.
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Bolton said the American public will learn of any determination of election interference only when sanctions are announced, saying investigations must be kept private because they involve highly classified intelligence.
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It is where we can come together in a communal space to hear ideas that grip us, surprise us — even infuriate us — as we learn of things we didn't know.
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" Nancy Seltzer, a spokeswoman for Mr. Domingo, said in a statement: "We are very disappointed to learn of Zarzuela's decision to cancel the scheduled performance, but understand and respect it.
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After election authorities learn of the advantages and scalability of blockchain voting, there is little excuse why they would continue to opt for only paper or only legacy electronic machines.
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The United States ambassador, in his statement, said the embassy had not been able to learn of the reasons for Mr. Topuz's arrest or of the evidence held against him.
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Asked by Rabinowitz if he thought there had been any wrongdoing at the company, Lynch replied that he had "come to learn of some examples" where someone had behaved improperly.
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You'll hear about a person whose parents control their dating profile, what happened when a Somali refugee family moved to Vermont, and learn of the enduring career of a bank robber.
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"We were all devastated to learn of Kwamie's passing today and our hearts go out to all of his family and friends," Cardinals team president Michael Bidwill said in a statement.
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Now, besides regretting doubting Kim, we are also regretting that summer had to end and back-to-school Kimoji shopping had to start for us to learn of such a thing.
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"The Binghamton University community is deeply saddened to learn of the death of senior nursing student Haley Anderson, whose death is being investigated by the Binghamton Police Department," the statement reads.
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"Boeing is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of the passengers and crew on Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302, a 737 Max 8 airplane," Boeing said in a statement on Sunday.
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Such a bill would put the burden on bank executives to report to federal regulators any illegal or fraudulent practices that hurt customers or shareholders right when they learn of it.
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While Jonas and Turner wanted to keep the wedding under-wraps, DJ Diplo live streamed it from his Instagram, causing the couples' families to learn of the news from the internet.
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National security adviser H.R. McMaster was surprised to learn of some of Kushner's meetings with foreign officials and raised questions about those contacts in his daily intelligence briefings, the Post reported.
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With Scout, scientists can learn of smaller NEOs days in advance and then start calculating if there is any risk for Earth while also ordering other telescopes to confirm the findings.
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At a news conference alongside Ghani, Pompeo said he had come to Afghanistan to "learn of the progress made" since President Donald Trump announced his strategy for the region last August.
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Thus, we learn of the Bessons' daughter, Joséphine (Mathilde Auneveux), who will soon be eighteen, and her brother, Julien (Thomas Gioria), aged eleven, both of whom are currently living with Miriam.
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When cancer therapies, or treatment regimens, are developed for a demographic that does not represent the larger society, one should not be surprised to learn of weakening disparities in cancer care.
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You learn of a girl, then a boy, in bits and pieces throughout the living room and kitchen, and you are in effect retracing their steps as you learn about them.
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He traces each aspect of the design back to its origins: Here we learn of the Vikings' innovations two millenniums ago; there we see how the Anglo-Saxons improved upon it.
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If you went to the campus police chief, your college administrators would learn of your action, and, given the norms of institutional autonomy, they would take a dim view of it.
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Coll found her biographical film "exhausting," but many voters needed to see who she was; personally, I wasn't exhausted to learn of the good she has done during her public life.
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"We are greatly saddened to learn of this proposal for elimination, as N.E.H. has made significant contributions to the public good," said William D. Adams, the chairman of the humanities endowment.
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Amid the surreal blur of activity, people fall in love, break up, learn of the deaths of loved ones and realize that the world will never, ever look the same again.
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Michael Katz, an entrepreneur who runs a data startup called mParticle and who sold his previous company to Yahoo for $153 million, was also surprised to learn of Latka's data business.
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"When PETA reached out to P&G about this report on the badger hair industry, we were very disturbed to learn of these terrible practices," the company said in a statement.
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In their artworks, modernist architecture is neither a feat nor a failure; rather, we learn of its complex impact on everyday life, and how it has touched its residents and environs.
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In the same episode we learn of Andrew's death, "After," another commander, Ray Cushing (Greg Byrk), is framed for terrorism by Serena Joy and promptly carted off into the bowels of Gilead.
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The organization is "deeply saddened to learn of the terrible incident involving a fallen tree that took place at our Camp Koch property," Girl Scouts of Southwest Indiana spokeswoman Sydney Hoffman said.
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"We are deeply disturbed to learn of these allegations and are immediately suspending the show from airing on Bloomberg TV," the company said in a statement obtained by the New York Times.
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"We are aware the Department of Interior has decided to ground its entire drone program and are disappointed to learn of this development," a DJI spokesperson told The Verge in a statement.
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Clinton appeared on several large projector screens, telling her supporters she was "breathing a sigh of relief" to learn of the Iowa results, some young members of the Sanders crowd booed loudly.
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If you can, employ the 72 Hour Rule (a classic Lanyadoo move); If you learn of something that upsets you, wait 72hrs for your perspective & mood to shift before you seek resolution.
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In a statement obtained by PEOPLE, Animal Planet said, "We're saddened to learn of Neal James The Banjo Man's passing and we share our sincerest condolences with his wife, family and friends."
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Muddy Waters accused "John Does 1-5" of impersonating Journal reporter William Horobin and an investigator at French securities regulator Autorite des Marches Financiers (AMF) to learn of Block's thoughts and whereabouts.
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"His wife Vicky and family were shocked to learn of his sudden and unexpected passing, and they will be working closely with the medical examiner to determine the cause," the statement read.
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Bell's existence was meant to be kept secret until it was deemed operational, the U.S. military said, but Islamic State appeared to learn of the U.S. presence before the American public did.
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Specifically, we learn of a mysterious backstory to the Lucky Lumber Mill that didn't exist in the books: The Baudelaire children's parents once worked there, before a mysterious fire engulfed the place.
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I was surprised to learn of the grave of a son of Charles Dickens — he had died of a heart attack during a lecture tour honoring the centenary of his father's birth.
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I was shocked to learn of the magnitude of the risk of maternal death after I became a mother, and I've been on a mission to end preventable maternal deaths ever since.
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We learn of George's adolescence at a school for misfits, where his classmates included the felon Robert Durst, and of the deaths of his three wives (all, mysteriously, on the same staircase).
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Even if Hall was shocked or hurt to learn of Kelly's show replacing her third hour, the journalist remained cheery and pleasant on air, without a trace of annoyance in her voice.
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"How do you pay for college if it is not free?" a Cuban student would inquire, shocked to learn of the student debt many of us were incurring for a higher education.
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"The Getty was deeply dismayed to learn of the serious allegations involving Richard Meier," Ron Hartwig, the Vice President of Communications at the J. Paul Getty Trust, told Hyperallergic in a statement.
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"I was appalled and frankly angry to learn of the (Metropolitan Correctional Center's) failure to adequately secure this prisoner," Barr said during a New Orleans speech on Monday, according to NBC News.
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Though she was devastated to learn of the arcane law in Minnesota, Ms. Teeson quickly threw herself into the fight to change it, meeting with lawmakers and testifying at the State Capitol.
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It's then that we learn of what will be a recurring narrative in this season of Westworld: Delos has data on everyone who has visited the park, and they're actively using it.
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Publications have struggled to remain relevant amid the flood of information available to everyone, at any time — I frequently learn of layoffs in the media industry, now a common occurrence, on Twitter.
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It's possible that far more Americans will see his soaring ads presenting him as a moderate voice of common sense and a master manager than ever learn of his debate stage stumbles.
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And through all the different spells and curses we learn of in the series, it turns out that the one magic power Harry needs to defeat Voldemort, in the end, is love.
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The DOJ said last week that Barr did not learn of the call until several weeks after it took place and that the attorney general had not communicated with the Ukrainian government.
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Mr. Trump did not discuss the aid in the July 25 call with Mr. Zelensky, whose government did not learn of the suspension until August, according to people familiar with the call.
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But neither company has anything like a comprehensive list of their customers, many of whom will never learn of the problems, said Dale Drew, chief security officer with communications provider Level 3.
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" Vice President Mike Pence said in a statement that "Karen and I were saddened to learn of the passing of one of the greatest Americans of the 20th century, Reverend Billy Graham.
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"We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Don Larsen, who remained a welcome & familiar face at our annual Old-Timers' Day celebrations," the NY Yankees announced in a statement.
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Tim van der Zee, one of the outside graduate students who has spent much of the last two years reviewing Wansink's work, said that he was pleased to learn of the investigation's conclusions.
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Every day, we learn of yet another object that will come with embedded software, location detection sensors, and network connections that limit consumer control and surreptitiously communicate back to its corporate mother ship.
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Women are more likely than men — 32 percent versus 24 percent of the time — to start looking for new work when they learn of a pay discrepancy, according to a survey by Hired.
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VW has said its executive board did not learn of the software violations until late August 2015 and formally reported the cheating to authorities in the United States in early September that year.
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"We were appalled and deeply saddened to learn of the abuse by several Fair Oaks Farms employees, who are now under criminal investigation," Fairlife CEO Mike Saint John said in an online post.
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Or so they think, until they learn of an evil scientist named Dr. Rice (Richard E. Grant) who's breeding a new generation of pre-teen mutants in a lab as future killing machines.
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In a statement, the NYC Administration for Children's Services said they were "deeply troubled" to learn of the allegations and that upon hearing them, they immediately removed the children from Gonzales-Mugaburu's home.
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The owner of a hair salon under the apartment, Alison Wilkinson, said that she was shocked and saddened to learn of the violence but that she was grateful her business had been closed.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill contend that knowing the whistleblower's identity is vital to the process, granting Trump the right to face his accuser — and learn of any political biases the figure might have.
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The gangs disguised the identities of their victims, using stolen or bought identity papers that they persuaded or tricked victims into using, ensuring that their real families would not learn of their fate.
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In a piece published by the Washington Post based partly on Sims's book, we learn of the president's penchant for giving tours of the White House living quarters to literally hundreds of guests.
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Suspect's sister: 'Heartbroken' for nieces and nephews In an interview with NBC, Louise Turpin's sister said she was "so heartbroken" for her nieces and nephews and surprised to learn of their living conditions.
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Between these mass-market genetic tests and social media, it is just a matter of time before folks learn of this secret my aunt and uncle have tried to conceal for 52 years.
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We've shared so much" The WWE also issued a statement saying the organization is "saddened to learn of reports that Joanie Laurer, best known for competing in WWE as Chyna, has passed away.
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His family and attorneys told a news conference they did not learn of his transfer to a federal facility until after it had happened, and did not know why the move took place.
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"I was appalled, and indeed the whole department was, and frankly angry to learn of the MCC's failure to adequately secure this prisoner," he said during a New Orleans police conference on Monday.
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I won't say more about what happens, except to note that we learn of a sort of underground railroad, a community of people who help immigrants escape the clutches of the security state.
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"We are deeply saddened and shocked to learn of the tragic loss of three of our team members in Kabul, Afghanistan, today," the chief executive of Sodexo, Denis Machuel, said in an email.
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Over the past 72 hours, we've seen 8chan go down, come back, and go down again, as various internet infrastructure companies learn of the site's existence and chase it off their customer rolls.
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Republican voters across the country, many of whom haven't been paying attention so far, will now learn of Cruz's victory — and he may well get a bump in the polls as a result.
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" You can see Bryant's friends were NOT happy to learn of the football player's arrest ... and when one asked which sobriety test Ventell failed, the cop replied, "Every single last one of them!
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Emotions are running high before we even learn of Tristan's irritation over the clip, since various Kardashians are wondering why the basketball player is having a lengthy conversation with Kardashian husband Kanye West.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation "is dismayed to learn of the decision by Brazilian prosecutors to charge journalist Glenn Greenwald under the country's computer crime law," a statement by the digital rights organization said.
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But advocates for manufacturing businesses, who stood with the mayor a year ago, did not learn of the change in approach until after the Council's informal closed-door vote to gauge members' positions.
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Michael Roach, 73, a 1966 graduate of Michigan State, said he was relieved to learn of the settlement, which he hoped would spare the university from a lengthy lawsuit and troubling media attention.
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Now we open the newspaper or turn on the TV news every day to learn of one more person who squeezed into the increasingly crowded room where the conspiracy was allegedly going on.
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Apple's statement in full, below: We were devastated to learn of the tragic terrorist attack on members of the US armed services at the Naval Air Station in Pensacola, Florida on December 6th.
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Read Apple&aposs full statement below:We were devastated to learn of the tragic terrorist attack on members of the US armed services at the Naval Air Station in Pensacola, Florida on December 6th.
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In past administrations, the press and the public would typically learn of the US President's calls with foreign leaders when the White House put out a statement soon after the call had wrapped.
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"We are greatly saddened to learn of this proposal for elimination, as N.E.H. has made significant contributions to the public good," said William D. Adams, chairman of the humanities endowment, in a statement.
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Now that I have my own children, they learned English first; however, they've all taken Spanish at school in order to try to communicate with family and learn of their heritage as well.
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Lawyers for Cotten&aposs widow told the BBC that she was " heartbroken to learn of this request" by users of the site and that her husband&aposs death "should not be in doubt."
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" Roberts said that while he was "saddened to learn" of O'Connor's diagnosis, he "was not at all surprised that she used the occasion of sharing that fact to think of our country first.
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"The Committee was concerned to learn of this additional email account from the news media rather than from you, in your closed staff interview," wrote the committee's chairman and vice chairman, Republican Sen.
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Kansas Governor Jeff Colyer released a statement Friday saying he was deeply saddened to learn of the shooting, and said he and his wife Ruth will be praying for the deputies and their families.
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Look at how, seemingly every month or so, we learn of another former NFL star whose golden years have been reduced to hell thanks to all those hits they took on the football field.
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" Chyna's lawyer Walter Mosley told PEOPLE that he was "shocked" to learn of the filing and that of the "many trademarks" he's filed for her, "this is the first one that's ever been opposed.
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"I was shocked to learn of the planned auctioning of the Shakur Letter, as I had no idea that the Shakur Letter was no longer in my possession," Madonna said in the court documents.
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"President Donald J. Trump was deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Nobel Peace Prize laureate and prominent Chinese political prisoner Liu Xiaobo," White House press secretary Sean Spicer said in a statement.
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In the interview, we learn of her diagnosis for depression and bipolar disorder (which she received as a teenager), her time spent in rehab, and of her suicide attempt less than two years earlier.
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Kansas Governor Jeff Colyer released a statement Friday saying he was deeply saddened to learn of the shooting and that he and his wife, Ruth, would be praying for the deputies and their families.
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Henry would learn of someone's death and grieve in his own quiet way, but if he wasn't constantly reminded of his loss, that person would soon slowly come back to life in his mind.
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Loeffler, who was appointed to her seat in December, denied having any knowledge of the stock sales, saying she uses a third-party financial adviser and did not learn of the trades until later.
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One person briefed on the situation, who insisted on anonymity to discuss private deliberations, disputes that, saying that Mr. McGahn did not learn of the F.B.I.'s communications to the security office in November.
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Anime's Teen Boys and the Women Who Voice Them The actresses behind Luffy, Naruto and Boruto say female voices make sense for these characters, though fans are often shocked to learn of their involvement.
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"We are deeply saddened to learn of the loss of one of our students, Javier Amir Rodriguez, who formerly attended Horizon HS," the district later said in a post on its official Facebook page.
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After glimpsing visitors and performers backstage — including Jay-Z, Faith Evans and Lil' Kim — we learn of Mr. Combs's beginnings at Uptown Records, before his ascent with a string of platinum Bad Boy albums.
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He said he did not learn of Christiansen's phone call until Monday -- two days after he sent a newsletter to his constituents about gun safety in schools in the wake of the Parkland shooting.
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If they know you well and would endorse you, they may mention you the next time they hear of a board position from recruiters, or otherwise learn of an open seat through their networks.
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Allen had commissioned "Dead Set" (28), Brooker's first foray into television drama, in which the inhabitants of the "Big Brother" house are the last to learn of a zombie apocalypse ravaging the outside world.
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" Gülen issued his own statement, saying, "I am shocked and deeply saddened to learn of the tragic assassination of Russia's Ambassador to Turkey, Andrey Karlov, who was speaking at an art gallery in Ankara.
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Paul said that Menendez's motion was a "courtesy" to Issa and called Risch's process "terrible," since the senators could learn of potentially sensitive material about the nominee at the same time as the public.
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A representative from Apple said in an email that the company investigates scammers that pose as being from the company as they learn of them, and refer cases to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
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Many tech firms, and even U.S. government entities like the Air Force, run bug bounty programs specifically designed to reward security researchers who discover major issues before malicious parties learn of them on their own.
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Through historical research, reflections on my own conflicted experience, and extensive discussions with other minority scholars, I would eventually come to learn of Harvard's long and ongoing history of protecting the racial and class order.
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Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate intelligence committee, told Democratic lawmakers that Mattis and Pompeo were as surprised as the senators to learn of the document referring to black-site prisons and torture.
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The FBI and the Department of Justice's Inspector General were opening investigations into his death, U.S. Attorney General William Barr said, adding that he was "appalled" to learn of the apparent suicide in federal custody.
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"We were shocked and deeply saddened to learn of this tragedy, and our thoughts are with the family and friends of the victims," the ride-hailing company said in a statement to Phoenix station KPHO.
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Mayer said Yahoo has not been able to identify how the 2013 intrusion occurred and that the company did not learn of the incident until the U.S. government presented data to Yahoo in November 2016.
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John Allen, vice president of the college, described Mr. Wright as a "former student" and said the college was "shocked and saddened" to learn of the "heinous and reprehensible" crimes he had been accused of.
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Ozzy Osborn tweeted that it was "so sad to learn of the passing of yet another friend, Malcolm Young", and Eddie Van Halen tweeted that it was a "a sad day in rock and roll".
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"Boeing is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of the passengers and crew on Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302, a 737 MAX 8 airplane," Paul R. Bergman, a spokesperson for Boeing, told Gizmodo via email.
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But in an interview with PEOPLE, Thompson said it appears medical professionals at the facility — which PEOPLE confirmed was the Hacienda HealthCare in Phoenix — did not learn of her pregnancy until she went into labor.
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It simply wasn't possible for the president to learn of a crisis on cable television or to send it spinning out of control with a careless social media post on his way to being briefed.
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"On Saturday ... the Aquarius team was shocked to learn of an official communication from the Panamanian authorities stating that the Italian authorities had urged the PMA to take 'immediate action' against the Aquarius," it said.
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Fatone and Chyna have known each other for years -- and the *NSYNC member says he was sad to learn of her passing this week ... especially since he just had a conversation with her last week.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin was deeply upset to learn of the death of Russia's ambassador to the United Nations, Vitaly Churkin, Russian news agencies cited Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov as saying on Monday.
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Trump said last Thursday that he was "very surprised" to learn of the subpoena and defended his son as a "good person" who "works very hard" and would be distracted by having to testify again.
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When Barr did learn of that call a few weeks later, he was "surprised and angry" to discover he had been lumped in with Giuliani, a person familiar with Barr's thinking told The Associated Press.
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David Sanzari, the president and chief executive of Alfred Sanzari Enterprises, the company that owns the complex, said in a statement on Tuesday that he was "shocked and saddened" to learn of Mr. LeMay's death.
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Even though the number of people pulling in for help had fallen to about 100 on Saturday from about 400 on Friday, local officials were alarmed to learn of plans to shut the center down.
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You can worry about government data collection and dream up solutions to rein it in only to learn of the challenge of the thousands of private companies that outsource their data sets to the government.
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I worry that as Peter's wonderful body of work fades from memory, younger readers might learn of him primarily through his Paris period, when he was reckless and secretive, before he discovered his true path.
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With Apple expected to adopt the new design later this year — perhaps in September or a couple of months later if predictions of delays are to be believed — we may learn of new use cases.
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Representatives Takano, Garamendi and Peters represent districts where there are cases of unknown origin or exposed people who have been quarantined, and Mr. Gomez's office was the first to learn of the whistle-blower complaint.
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The attractions, a Soviet magazine wrote, "will be designed so children can learn of conquering space, about radio electronics and amazing successes in chemistry, physics and other fields of knowledge," while also somehow being fun.
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"It is so sad to learn of the passing of an icon ... I'm Zimbabwean and I grew up listening to Ladysmith Black Mambazo," said Prosper Tsvanhu, who remembered his grandfather having the group's vinyl records.
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" In a statement, MTV said that it was "deeply saddened" to learn of Mr. Boykin's death and that "he was a long time and beloved member of the MTV family and will be greatly missed.
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People subjected to a ban typically learn of its existence only when they try to leave China, and no method exists for them to determine when the ban has been lifted, the State Department said.
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"We are very saddened to learn of the passing of one of music s most celebrated and iconic women, Natalie Cole," Recording Academy President Neil Portnow said in a statement about the nine time Grammy winner.
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We learn of major airports that are going to be underwater because of sea level rise, a chunk of sea ice the size of India melting in the Antarctic, and glaciers cracking from the inside out.
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The park is comanaged by WWF and funded by the German government, but a spokesperson for the country's development ministry said the agency did not learn of the new probe until BuzzFeed News wrote about it.
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Here I am, at a place that radiates optimism, that flaunts the raw power of human technology that was built to explore the infinite, only to learn of man's essential helplessness in the face of nature.
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It turns out Abedin had, in fact, believed she was approving an interview with Golodryga, not me, but the interview proceeded and press aides didn't learn of Abedin's confusion until months later, according to the aide.
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Meanwhile Tory leadership candidate Tony Clement has suggested Monsef step aside pending "more of an investigation" of the mix-up and how the government failed to learn of Monsef's true birthplace when she was being vetted.
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"The Chicago White Sox were saddened and disappointed to learn of the suspension of catcher Welington Castillo for violating Major League Baseball's Joint Drug Prevention and Treatment Program," general manager Rick Hahn said in a statement.
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"DFS is troubled to learn of potential discriminatory treatment in regards to credit limit decisions reportedly made by an algorithm of Apple Card, issued by Goldman Sachs," said a spokesman for Linda Lacewell, the agency's superintendent.
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Studies show that jurors who learn of prior incidents are far more likely to convict a defendant, according to Orenstein, who has researched the use of so-called prior bad acts witnesses in sexual assault cases.
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Since I use it at home regularly and it has a similar ingredient list as the Trader Joe's option, I wondered if it would taste no different than TJ's and I'd learn of a new alternative.
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"The Committee was concerned to learn of this additional email account from the news media, rather than you, in your closed staff interview," Chairman Richard Burr and Vice Chairman Mark Warner wrote in an official letter.
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What a wonder it was, then, to learn of a group of high schoolers — male high schoolers, no less — who are trying to help women during their time of the month in a completely selfless way.
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As cars modernized, those dials disappeared and simple indicators replaced them; drivers now learn of a problem only when it reaches enough urgency to cause a light to come on, which usually means big, expensive trouble.
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The filing says that eight out of nine paragraphs in an OFAC memo backing up the basis for the sanctions were redacted and that Deripaska has "alternative means to learn of the reasons" for the penalties.
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Senator Doug Jones of Alabama on Thursday said he was "outraged" to learn of deceptive online operations used by fellow Democrats to assist his election last year, and called for a federal investigation into the matter.
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In prepared testimony for his appearance on Tuesday before the Senate Banking Committee, he said he did not learn of the breach until August, when the investigation of possible illegal trading was brought to his attention.
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The Sam-Jason-Beck triangle (well, a quadrilateral once we learn of Jason's bride-to-be) dominates the tale, as Dorey-Stein recounts the innumerable times she fell into the arms of the stupendously obnoxious Jason.
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Thanks to her intervention, it was averted, but we now learn of a reloom—a second-generation disaster, in which cyborgs spawned by an A.I. program called Legion will get seriously futuristic on the world's ass.
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Police learn of stepfather's visit After the coworker called them to the home, police found a knife in Navarra's hand, a cut to her neck, and wounds on the top of her head, the affidavit states.
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In 16th-century trials, people suspected of crimes had no right in advance to learn of the evidence against them, or even the charges, because the element of surprise was deemed crucial to ascertaining the truth.
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The Material Girl had earlier sought an emergency court order saying she was "shocked to learn" of the planned online auction of the Tupac letter and had no idea it was no longer in her possession.
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During the five day conference, NASA and its partners plan to engage in a "tabletop exercise" that simulates what would happen if scientists and authorities were to learn of a near-Earth Object (NEO) impact scenario.
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Acadia distributes Nuplazid through a network of specialty pharmacies that has made it more likely the company would learn of deaths from both patients and caregivers, which it is required to pass along to the FDA.
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At her own confirmation hearing, DeVos seemed surprised to learn of the existence of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, which extends key civil rights to disabled students and guarantees them a free appropriate public education.
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"We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Don Larsen, who remained a welcome and familiar face at our annual Old-Timers' Day celebrations in the decades following his playing career," the Yankees said.
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I read this book with an unfolding mix of horror and hopelessness, the way you might learn of a terminal diagnosis that affects yourself and your family and everyone else you might ever hope to know.
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A time traveler from that Boston convention would, of course, be fascinated to learn of the financial crisis and the health care bill, and saddened to hear that America was still bogged down in Middle Eastern warfare.
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VW has maintained that its executive board did not learn of the illegal emissions cheating devices installed in VW cars until late August 2015 and formally reported the cheating to U.S. authorities in early September that year.
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"The City of Roseville was shocked and saddened to learn of the racist imagery being openly displayed at the Roseville location of national restaurant chain Joe's Crab Shack," the city said in a statement on its website.
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WILLIAM WHITEFormer chair of the Economic and Development Review Committee at the OECDBasel, Switzerland I was intrigued to learn of a fake presidential ticket known as "Dildo" spreading across Indonesian social media ("Dildo for president", March 30th).
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Despite a court finding in January that the officer's force against him was inappropriate, Czerwoniec is still facing a potential jail sentence over the August incident, and will learn of his fate at a hearing next month.
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As the film pushes forward, flashbacks trickle in, and we learn of Affleck's once domestic bliss with his ex-wife Randi (Michelle Williams, who devastates with her minimal scene time), and the nauseating tragedy that obliterated it.
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"They just put it on a shelf ... and then tried to live the American life, have the American dream and be 300% American," said Kuwahara, who didn't learn of her ancestors' internment until she was in college.
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In an article from 2017, "Japanese Princess's Engagement Revives Debate on Women in Royal Family," Motoko Rich explains: A royal engagement typically unleashes breathless headlines and frenzied efforts by the press to learn of the wedding details.
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Early in the novel, we learn of Ada's untamable screaming as a baby in Nigeria and in Malaysia, where her childhood nightmares send her to stand at her parents' bedside until they rise and tend to her.
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Only because of illegal leaks of classified information did the public initially learn of the C.I.A.'s secret prisons and use of torture, the N.S.A.'s eavesdropping without court orders and the details of American drone strikes.
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Chen, who doesn't want to tell people of his HIV status due to stigma has to travel out of the village to get access to medicine, which he fears would allow people to learn of his status.
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Dr. Terry Kupers, a psychiatrist and professor at the Wright Institute who has studied corrections culture, said he was disturbed to learn of the Facebook conversations, in part because of the power dynamics at play in prisons.
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But thanks to heavy restructuring of the first act, there's now no question that this is Mary Jane's story; we learn of her addiction much sooner and are never allowed to lose sight of her for long.
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Mr. Zelensky, whose government is still dependent on the Trump administration for aid and diplomatic backing, has said he did not learn of the aid freeze until before a meeting with Vice President Mike Pence on Sept.
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The relatives the 10 men left behind that afternoon wouldn't learn of the killings for many months - in some cases, not until Reuters reporters tracked them down in the refugee camps and told them what had happened.
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"We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Monty Hall, a television legend who hosted a show and created a format that has entertained audiences for more than 50 years," network executive Angelica McDaniel told Deadline.
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In a statement Friday, Schumer said he was "troubled" to learn of the Trump administration's request for Bharara's and other US attorneys' resignations, adding that Trump "assured him" he wanted Bharara to continue to serve as US attorney.
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Initially the woman's identity was not disclosed by police, but reached for comment by Gizmodo, Google spokesperson Gina Scigliano provided the following statement:We are devastated to learn of the tragic passing of a member of our Googler family.
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President Lyndon B. Johnson and advisers learn of the assassination of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. Morning newspapers in London are headlined with news of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. on April 5, 1968.
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Cook's series follows an elite mercenary unit known as The Black Company as they serve in the company of The Lady, and when they learn of a prophecy concerning a reborn god, they begin to question their loyalties.
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A Google spokesperson said in a statement that the company was saddened to learn of the accident and that they were in communication with Vulcan, the real estate firm that is managing the site and working with authorities.
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The carmaker has maintained that its executive board did not learn of the illegal emissions cheating devices installed in VW cars until late August 2015 and formally reported the cheating to U.S. authorities in early September that year.
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"While we were grateful to learn of President Trump and President Xi's comments about Qualcomm's previously proposed acquisition of NXP, the deadline for that transaction has expired, which terminated the contemplated deal," a Qualcomm representative said via email.
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Seven months later, his indictment alleges, Rathburn sent a cadaver infected with Hepatitis B and HIV to a medical convention in Washington, D.C. No attendees were harmed, although they would not learn of the potential danger for years.
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"Although many of the cases AP identified included anal penetration, grabbing crotches or grinding genitals into teammates, those who often first learn of incidents — coaches, school officials — routinely characterize them as hazing, bullying or initiations," the AP reports.
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This can, as Sow points out, leave low-income patients in a bind if they don't have the cash on hand for an upfront payment, especially when they only learn of the costs hours before a scheduled surgery.
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" One character we learn of but, regrettably, never meet is Miss Lambe—newly arrived in Sanditon, and described as "a young West Indian of large fortune, in delicate health," who is "about seventeen, half mulatto, chilly and tender.
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"Prince Philip and I were deeply saddened to learn of the terrible flooding and landslides in Freetown that have led to the deaths of so many people," Queen Elizabeth wrote in a message to the president of Sierra Leone.
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Saikawa would only learn of the probe around October last year after Imazu and Hari Nada, head of Nissan's CEO office and an ally Imazu later teamed up with, had turned their findings over to prosecutors, two sources said.
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"As a man who has spent decades championing women's healthcare and environmental protection, I was distressed to learn of Pan Bahar's unauthorized and deceptive use of my image to endorse their range of pan masala products," the statement read.
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"While we were grateful to learn of President Trump and President Xi's comments about Qualcomm's previously proposed acquisition of NXP, the deadline for that transaction has expired, which terminated the contemplated deal," a Qualcomm spokesperson said in a statement.
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She was shocked to learn of the allegations, and told me that, although she is friendly with a woman named Loretta Lynch—a political figure in California—she does not know the Loretta Lynch who was the Attorney General.
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And the awakenings are a degree further removed, still: Often, we learn of other realms not from the traveler herself, but from her memorializations of them — from the books she writes, the art she makes, the films she produces.
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Groups such as the Liberty Justice Center have pursued lawsuits in 10 states, trying to make it easier for workers to drop out of their unions and to learn of their rights to decline to participate in collective bargaining.
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"We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Don Larsen, who remained a welcome and familiar face at our annual Old-Timers' Day celebrations in the decades following his playing career," the Yankees said in a statement.
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We learn of the agonizing attempts of Tim and his wife, Mallory (Zoë Winters), a retired player, to conceive a child; and of the combustible courtship of Galina (Natalia Payne), an occasional actress of immense vicarious ambition, by Sergei.
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I soon learn of his career from Pioneer through Voyager to twenty-seven years working with Cassini, and how very excited he is to see how this deep-space craft fared at collecting an atmospheric sample for him to analyze.
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"We must always do our best to preserve such important historical sites, and I was so pleased to learn of the work that USAID has done to help with preservation efforts at the base of the Sphinx," she told reporters.
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Many organizations are stunned to learn of the tax — part of a broader Republican effort to strip the code of tax breaks for employee benefits like parking and meals — and say it will be a significant financial and administrative burden.
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"While we were grateful to learn of President Trump and President Xi's comments about Qualcomm's previously proposed acquisition of NXP, the deadline for that transaction has expired, which terminated the contemplated deal," a representative for Qualcomm told Reuters in an email.
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While defense secretary Jim Mattis was reportedly given only a day's notice about the decision, White House officials told the publication Ivanka was "surprised by her father's posts" and didn't learn of the decision until seeing Trump's tweet on her phone.
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While promoting her new book, Unhinged, Manigault Newman followed up Monday morning with a second recording on The Today Show, with audio of a conversation with Trump in which he seemed surprised to learn of her firing on the news.
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The meteoric rise in Bitcoin Cash's price also led many crypto enthusiasts on Twitter and other social forums to allege insider trading among Coinbase's employees or those who were able to learn of the the currency's acceptance before the announcement.
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" At the time of her death, Prince Charles said in a statement, "I was deeply saddened to learn of the death of my very special godmother, Lady Mountbatten, whom I have known and loved ever since I can first remember.
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As an alumna of Cornell who had been thrilled by the selection of the university's first female president, Elizabeth Garrett, last fall, I was deeply pained to learn of her untimely death from colon cancer at age 52 last month.
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In September he said he was "saddened to learn of the devastation in Barbuda," and called on financial institutions and governments to band together and rebuild the demolished island, where De Niro had hoped to build a $33 million resort.
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It has mostly operated as an online platform, but after raising $50 million last year led by CRV, it's opening small brick and mortar locations, too, where patients can consult with licensed pharmacists — and more people can learn of the company.
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To the Editor: Re "Cracking Down on 'Veiled Tourism,' U.S. Announces Cuba Travel Restrictions" (news article, June 5): Having just returned from a trip to Cuba, I was dismayed to learn of the Trump administration's new restrictions on travel there.
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"I am profoundly saddened to learn of Sergio's state of health," John Elkann, the great-great-grandson of Giovanni Agnelli, the Fiat founder, and the chairman of the family's investment company, Exor, a major Fiat Chrysler shareholder, said in a statement.
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"We are saddened to learn of the tragic death of Trever and offer our condolences and support to his family and friends," Dr. Katie Sermersheim, associate vice provost and dean of students at Purdue, said in a statement sent to PEOPLE.
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But that's not all: The same study showed that when women "learn of a pay gap," nearly one-third look for a job at another company, while another 26% discuss their pay with their manager and 4% go to human resources.
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" According to Erich Ferrari, the lawyer who specializes in sanctions, companies that learn of a possible sanctions violation typically commission a "look-back" investigation that "reviews all payments you received, to make sure they didn't originate with a sanctioned entity.
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As people who have actually been forgotten by history lie entombed and unrecognized on our campus, it is nothing short of revolting to learn of an institution of higher learning donating $2.5 million to those who would rebuild the Confederacy.
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Ms. Mayer, who will also give up her 2017 equity compensation in connection with the incident, said in a statement that she did not learn of the breach until September 2016, when Yahoo first disclosed the hack to the public.
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" In a statement, Lockheed Martin said it "was saddened to learn of the loss of one of our employees, who was fatally injured while supporting Special Operations Forces within the Operation Inherent Resolve area of operations in a noncombat-related incident.
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The Office of Legal Counsel, the first unit within the Justice Department to learn of the whistleblower's complaint, decided it was not of urgent concern, based largely around analysis of Trump's July 25 phone call with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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She is wagering that even voters excited by Mr. Sanders's inspiring message will reconsider their support when they learn of his lack of experience in foreign policy and his vague explanations for how he will pay for his expansive government programs. Mrs.
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Fish Learn to Count in Schools Fish don't get a lot of credit for intelligence in the pet world, so perhaps it would most surprise you to learn of our aquatic friends' unique ability to differentiate when it comes to numbers and sizes.
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Bernstein, whose investigative reporting at The Washington Post helped uncover the Watergate scandal that led to the resignation of President Richard Nixon, suggests Trump is stonewalling so the public cannot learn of the "unsavory" business practices that helped make him a success.
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"Deeply saddened to learn of the shooting in Las Vegas, Pope Francis sends the assurance of his spiritual closeness to all those affected by this senseless tragedy," said a message sent to the Roman Catholic bishop of the Nevada city on Monday.
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Because the Kyoto Treaty and much of the suggested environmental legislation would decimate jobs in southern California, constituents may be interested to learn of the growing scientific consensus that global warming is not manmade, if it is in fact even occuring [sic].
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"My husband and I are of very modest means and Heather's father is of equally modest means and Heather too, so we didn't have a lot of money for funeral expenses," says Bro, who was shocked to learn of the page's existence.
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Until recently, Uber only ran background checks on drivers "periodically," but with these changes, Uber is supposed to get "real-time" updates on drivers' backgrounds, allowing the company to learn of any charges that occur right away and weed out anyone potentially problematic.
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The FBI said Abdin knew agents would learn of his purchase and travel plans, and so tried to hide his tracks by contacting authorities to tell them he bought guns for hunting and would be traveling to the Middle East on a vacation.
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The taxi riders, who were not in on the prank, learn of the weather change through Taxi TV, where they see a weather bulletin read by none other than NY1 anchor and frequent blockbuster cameo star Pat Kiernan, about an unusual weather event.
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Transparent and checked oversight has the potential to save Americans billions of dollars as we continue to learn of the depths of potential criminality in the business practices of a PREPA that raised $85033 billion in public bond sales and private sector financing.
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In Brea's film, we learn of a Danish family whose child is taken away by the authorities and held for years, in the belief that her parents, by treating her ME/CFS as real, have effectively been abusing her and keeping her sick.
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"If we're looking for a joint European strategy to solve the refugee question, it can't be sufficient for Angela to first call Hollande and then EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, and that I learn of the result in the press," he added.
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LOS ANGELES – As many learn of Ford Motor's improbable victory over Ferrari more than 50 years ago thanks to the box-office success of the "Ford v Ferrari" movie, the American automaker has its sights set on a new competitor for 2020.
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"While we are distressed to learn of the reports of Jemima Sumgong's positive drug test, if true, they indicate that we are gaining ground in our long-standing fight against doping," Tim Hadzima, general manager of the consortium, said in a statement.
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Ten years have passed since the world came to learn of the Eriksson Twins, the majority through footage of this bizarre roadside incident being broadcast to millions on the BBC show Traffic Cops, then the 2010 BBC documentary, Madness in the Fast Lane.
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As Lily shares her hopes and fears, and as her neighbors learn of her struggles and remind her of their love, they all demonstrate strategies for defining home not as a specific location but as the environment created by family and community.
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Former passengers of the California commercial diving boat that went down in flames early Monday, leading to the presumed death of 34 onboard, have said that they were shocked to learn of the tragedy as they always felt safe on the vessel.
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Patients interviewed for this article said that even when they knew they were at a Catholic hospital, they were only aware that Catholic health facilities did not perform abortions, and were taken aback to learn of other services that were off limits.
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" The moves, which were directed by Attorney General William Barr, come one day after Barr said there were "serious irregularities" at the New York prison and that he was "appalled" and "angry" to learn of the facility's "failure to adequately secure this prisoner.
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" A statement released on behalf of the family of 51-year-old Anthony Ferrill, the electrician who opened fire at the complex on Wednesday, said they were "shocked and dismayed to learn of the apparent involvement and death of our family member.
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You will learn of further evidence that has been revealed in the days since the House voted to impeach President Trump, even as the President and his agents have persisted in their efforts to cover up their wrongdoing from Congress and the public.
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It has become standard practice to turn youthful characters into psychology textbook cases: The kid commits a crime or dives into drugs, and soon we learn of an alcoholic parent or abusive uncle, the traumatic upbringing becoming the explanation for the waywardness.
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LSU quarterback and 2019 Heisman Trophy winner Joe Burrow is widely expected to go to the Cincinnati Bengals with the first overall pick, but it won't be long before Lamb and the other wide receivers learn of their fates in the pros.
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In response, tech companies have generally appealed to basic security principles, namely that building any backdoor into an encrypted system comes with the significant risk of compromising the data of every other user if malicious third parties learn of the specific method involved.
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WASHINGTON — Not until the day it was announced did senior officials from three key agencies learn of the Trump administration's "zero tolerance" policy to deter migrants from illegally entering the United States by threatening jail sentences and separating children from their parents.
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VW has said its executive board did not learn of the software violations until late August 2015 and formally reported the cheating to U.S. authorities in early September that year, and Winterkorn dismissed last week recurring reports that he knew about the cheating sooner.
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Although devices will remain vulnerable to reinfection with the second stage malware while connected to the Internet, these efforts maximize opportunities to identify and remediate the infection worldwide in the time available before Sofacy actors learn of the vulnerability in their command-and-control infrastructure.
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"We were sorry to learn of our customers' experience with the Peggy Collection and have decided to temporarily remove it from our U.S. and Canada assortment– online and in stores – until we can better understand and resolve any issues," the company said in a statement.
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SIGNS, SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT OPTIONS "We are saddened to learn of this death and encourage Wisconsin residents to take steps to protect themselves and their families from tick bites while enjoying the outdoors," Karen McKeown, a state health officer, said in a DHS news release.
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NASA scientists and engineers will be waiting to hear if Juno successfully made it into orbit Monday night here at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), and you can learn of Juno's success — or failure — live online with them in the window below or through NASA.
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Update 7:00pm: A spokesperson for Ivanka Trump collection sent us this statement:We're disappointed to learn of the need for Global Brands Group, our license partner, to recall two styles of Ivanka Trump scarves, but we are relieved that immediate action is being taken.
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Increasingly, neural networks are moving into the core areas of society: They determine what we learn of the world through our social media feeds, they help doctors diagnose illnesses, and they even influence whether a person convicted of a crime will spend time in jail.
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On Friday, early Uber investor Shervin Pishevar of Sherpa Capital and two other shareholders, Ron Burkle of the private equity outfit Yucaipa Companies and Adam Leber of the entertainment management firm Maverick, wrote that they were "distressed" to learn of Benchmark's suit against Kalanick.
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"Indeed, the common law right of access — a right so enshrined in our identity that it 'predate[s] even the Constitution itself' — derives from the public's right to 'learn of, monitor, and respond to the actions of their representatives and representative institutions,'" he wrote.
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Enthralled by their once-legendary great-uncle and the wonder of McDuck Manor, the triplets and Webby learn of long-kept family secrets and unleash totems from Scrooge's epic past, sending the family on an adventure of a lifetime to the Lost City of Atlantis.
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She wouldn't want Ezra to tell The Liars, she wouldn't want Spencer to know there is another Spencer running around, she wouldn't want people to learn of her sidekick, Wren, and she wouldn't want Aria to stop passing along information before the game was done.
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"We are shocked and saddened to learn of this tragic accident at our franchise-owned sports bar and are working closely with our franchisee and the authorities while they conduct an investigation," a spokeswoman for Buffalo Wild Wings said in a statement on Friday.
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"We know that [Prince Harry] is keenly involved in youth and global environmental issues and Dr. Goodall believes that his visit will inspire the participants knowing that someone of his stature is eager to learn of their efforts," Goodall Institute spokesman Shawn Sweeney told CNN.
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A similar bill, which Cicilline introduced in the previous Congress, won the support of 178 lawmakers; the current measure has support from 21625, but that number is expected to grow as more members, including some of the most prominent liberal freshmen, learn of the campaign.
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As for how it came about, I can't say that we keep an eye on famous hairdressers who have lived beyond their prime, and I'm afraid we can't claim, in this instance anyway, to have mined any secret resources to learn of Ms. Heldt's death.
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It prevents youth from exploring their sexuality freely for fear of being outed; people with chronic illnesses from engaging with support groups out of concern that insurance companies or employers might learn of their plight; and activists living under repressive regimes from organizing online.
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"We know that (Prince Harry) is keenly involved in youth and global environmental issues and Dr. Goodall believes that his visit will inspire the participants knowing that someone of his stature is eager to learn of their efforts," Sweeney said in a statement to CNN.
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What we know about America's elite forces now operating in 260 African countries What we know about America's elite forces now operating in 254 African countries Increasingly, Americans tend to learn of U.S. military activity on the African continent only when things go wrong.
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" Though I wouldn't learn of her work until years later, Dr. Arline Geronimus, a professor in the department of health behavior and health education at the University of Michigan School of Public Health, first linked stress and black infant mortality with her theory of "weathering.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The French foreign ministry said all light must be shed on any use of chemical weapons in Syria, and that it had been "worried to learn" of information from the United States about the use of such weapons in Syria in May.
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The same lawyer, Joseph Bondy, told CNBC last month that Nunes' staff had canceled a planned trip to Ukraine for additional meetings with potential sources of dirt, out of fear that Schiff, who became committee chairman in early 2019, would learn of their plans.
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"We are saddened to learn of this death and encourage Wisconsin residents to take steps to protect themselves and their families from tick bites while enjoying the outdoors," Karen McKeown, a state health officer, said in a statement after the department of health services announced the news.
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In Özgen's video, we learn of the discriminatory policy towards the Yazidi minority in one of the world's most dangerous places, Northern Iraq, where before being subject to incursions from ISIS, they were subject to years of violence under Saddam Hussein, and then during the Iraq War.
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We learn of his brief foray into golden showers, his dick extension (simply an injection of fat taken from his stomach), and a panic attack he suffered after indulging in BDSM fantasy and realizing he was in handcuffs and couldn't see anything because he was blindfolded.
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Far from a success, the group said the incident shows why Facebook is not equipped to respond to hate speech in international markets since it relied entirely on information from the ground, where Facebook does not have an office, in order to learn of the issue.
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AVENATTI: WELL, I DON'T TRAFFIC IN NONSENSE, AND I DON'T MAKE CLAIMS THAT CAN BE BACKED UP. AND I THINK PEOPLE ARE GOING TO BE RATHER SHOCKED WHEN THEY LEARN OF THE TOTALITY OF THE EVIDENCE OF NIKE'S CORRUPTION AND BRIBERY OF PLAYERS LIKE MR. WILLIAMSON.
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It is too early to estimate how many children will die this season, Dr. Jernigan said, because it still has weeks to run, and because the agency often does not learn of deaths — especially of children who die at home — until weeks after they take place.
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In response to the theft in Pittsburgh, Blanding said he was surprised to learn of the number of items stolen from just one library without anyone taking notice, leading him to believe that either the library has lax security or the theft was an inside job.
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Betsy Fisher, the deputy policy director of the New York-based International Refugee Assistance Project, which resettled the family, said she was dismayed to learn of its newfound anxiety, especially after the many attempts on Mr. Lalqaraghuli's life for several years by different groups in Iraq.
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LONDON, Feb 16 (Reuters) - Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said on Sunday that he was "shocked" to learn of his former club Manchester City's two-year UEFA ban from European competition, adding that he just wanted the best for his old team and their head coach Pep Guardiola.
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When he digs into history, the boy will learn of the aberration that, just twice in American history, way back in 1824 and 1876, the popular vote for president was thwarted by the Constitution's Electoral College (the second time "incidentally" ushering in the reign of Jim Crow).
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Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee, addressed these concerns during a Democratic lawmaker retreat in West Virginia, telling his colleagues he had spoken to Pompeo and that the CIA chief was just as surprised as the senators to learn of the document in question.
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While Vamos was filling his assigned story for—as he described it, a "more clickbait/advertisement-driven" site, some readers might not realize that, and may first learn of this stat in a context like this article that neglects to mention that it pertains to both men and women.
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In a statement to WSB before Meadors was found dead, the district superintendent said school police were investigating the allegations, which were not described more "We are angered and disappointed to learn of the allegations facing one of our staff members at Freedom MS," the superintendent said, in part.
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"We are beyond saddened to learn of the devastation in Barbuda caused from Hurricane Irma and look forward to working with the Paradise Found Nobu Resort team, the Barbuda Council, GOAB and the entire Barbuda community to successfully rebuild what nature has taken away from us," the statement read.
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Todd Olson, who formerly directed the anatomical donation program at Albert Einstein College of Medicine and, as a professor of anatomy, was a leader in the profession's state and national organizations, said he was sickened to learn of N.Y.U.'s method of disposing of some privately donated bodies.
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Because Mueller and grand juries were well aware in recent months of the possibility of a Saturday Night Massacre shortly after the midterm elections, the odds are high that we may soon learn of major indictments that have been issued and sealed to avoid interfering in the elections.
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Behind the glass, on each of the four stories, were rows of tall, red boxes—a hundred and seventy-five rows across, each row six boxes high—with, on the front of each box, a gold circle that was a replica, I was to learn, of the Presidential seal.
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HAYDEN TOFTNERDELAWARE, OHIO To the Editor: In this moment when there seems to be a limited set of cultural scripts to follow in order to be the right kind of activist or liberal or feminist, it is inspiring to learn of someone who has discovered another way around.
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The crowdsourced application compatibility table on the Roaring Apps site shows what other users have reported, but check with the developer's support site if you do not see your critical apps there — or want to learn of any issues or updates needed to run properly on High Sierra.
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As for the aforementioned movies, both cater to adults, and in one case, senior citizens: "Ordinary Love" stars Liam Neeson and Lesley Manville (an Oscar nominee for "Phantom Thread") as a long-married couple whose relationship is dealt a setback when they learn of her breast-cancer diagnosis.
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AG Barr: "While there is no evidence of assistance or pre-knowledge of the attack by other members of the Saudi military or any other foreign nationals..., we did learn of derogatory material possessed by 0003 members of the Saudi military who were training in the United States." pic.twitter.
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Krisko says he didn't learn of the "X-Men" series and its theme until 2017 -- little behind the times -- but he alleges in docs, all the success the franchise achieved for Marvel and many other companies is a result of that iconic and, as he claims, stolen theme song.
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"I think once people can learn the rules, learn of the strategies and game planning and mental and cerebral part of football - once they learn that and appreciate that, I think they would have more of an interest in the game," he said of American Football in China.
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We learn of Leonard's profound contributions to the show: the phrase "Live long and prosper"; its attendant hand gesture (inspired by a move he saw as a child at synagogue services); the Vulcan nerve pinch; and his reading of Spock as a half-human battling his emotions, ensuring an intrinsic tension.
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For example, Gates had to prove that he didn't know about the jury discrimination when it occurred at trial, that it wasn't his fault that he didn't learn of it until decades later, and that the discovery of the prosecutorial misconduct "probably" would have changed the outcome of his trial.
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As the investigation progresses we learn of Nora and Rachel's deep and complex bond, their inviolable closeness, partially the result of negligent parenting, and of a terrible thing that happened to Rachel back when they were teenagers that has, for each of them, profoundly stunted any chance of true happiness.
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"So it's going to carry over (into next year), but it's not going to carry over far unless the basket of people (to be interviewed) changes, and the only way that changes is if we learn of individuals that we didn't know about today," Burr told reporters at the U.S. Capitol.
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Or maybe special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE has found new evidence that eluded the FBI and we will soon learn of it.
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In underlying review documents, recently obtained by CNN, the FDA's Division of Psychiatry Products attributed the "large number of reported deaths" on an already sick population and a distribution system that made it more likely the company would learn of deaths, which it is required to pass along to the FDA.
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Mashable spoke to grief experts and a number of people who've dealt with loss to find out what one should and should not do on Facebook following a bereavement: Some people feel compelled to write a farewell message on a the deceased persons wall as soon as they learn of their passing.
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Instead, his successor, Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), will preside over the July gathering, a duty the Wisconsin Republican said he didn't learn of until after he won the gavel.
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The FBI urged parents to research connected toys before purchasing them to learn of any known security issues, to closely monitor children's use of such toys, and to follow good security practices, such as ensuring that the toys are running updated firmware and that they are turned off when not in use.
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" The draft reportedly defined "confidential" information as being "all nonpublic information I learn of or gain access to in the course of my official duties in the service of the United States Government on White House staff," including "communications ... with members of the press" and "with employees of federal, state, and local governments.
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Oddly, Mr. Trump seemed to frame his comments not as sincere concern about those he may have hurt or offended, but as part of his own journey, describing his growth as a person and how humbling it has been for him to campaign across the nation and learn of other people's worries and travails.
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Readers will learn of various historical movements, the gold-fueled colonization of the Americas, the role of Chinese immigrants during the California gold rush of the mid-1800s, and the role of Chinese workers in the modern-day salvaging of gold and other precious materials from tons and tons of the world's e-waste.
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"We are beyond saddened to learn of the devastation in Barbuda caused from Hurricane Irma and look forward to working with the Paradise Found Nobu Resort team, the Barbuda Council, GOAB and the entire Barbuda community to successfully rebuild what nature has taken away from us," Mr. De Niro said in a statement to Deadline.com.
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Charles, on the other hand, spends his day making empty promises to his son, slumped in a chair and getting angry drunk at the basketball game on TV. The more you learn of their situation through items around the house and brief interactions, the clearer it becomes that Chris is not safe under his father's care.
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Again and again, we return to a heartbreaking image of him building a model of a lunar settlement—which we learn, of course, took 14 years and about 22,000 individual polystyrene pieces—in which he embeds, below ground, a tiny family, his own, huddled together, cozy and protected from all the outside terrors, present and historical.
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