Gene Smith, who had learned of the investigation from another official after the campus police department learned of it, ordered him to come home from a recruiting trip.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said it was inappropriate that the Russians had learned of the operation before Congress, and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said he learned of Baghdadi's death from watching television.
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He said he learned of Mr. Sanders through social media.
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Where were you when you learned of your Tony nomination?
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Frizzo soon learned of the affair and questioned the Cochrans.
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When students learned of the hike months later, they balked.
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Through a friend, Miller learned of professional daily money managers.
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She learned of the issue through other creators on Twitter.
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McCorvey herself learned of the ruling in a newspaper article.
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EPA staffers reportedly learned of his resignation via Trump's tweets.
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The Department of Health learned of the case on Jan.
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She called the condominium complex and learned of the fire.
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CNN learned of the subpoenas hours before Trump fired Comey.
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We learned of Jermaine's claims through his social media posts.
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The family learned of his departure from a phone call.
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Trump first learned of his son's meeting with Russian operatives
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Arenal said he learned of the remark the next day.
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Bolton seems to have learned of his firing over Twitter.
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The club said it learned of the situation on Thursday.
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He got emotional when he learned of the good news.
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This is how Vittorini first learned of Sidibbe and Sarabba.
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The agency first learned of the breach on May 31.
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Key senior staff learned of the decision shortly after 5pm.
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I learned of the judge's order when the crowd erupted.
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Days later, they learned of his death after an ambush.
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Millions of Americans learned of the world through her efforts.
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Mr. Comey learned of his firing from the news media.
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He also said he learned of it through media reports.
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Babson soon learned of Mr. Phansey's remarks and suspended him.
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That's how Van Eenennaam first learned of the FDA publication.
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Meadows learned of the matter soon after, the referral says.
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Recall, Cooper's office learned of the hold on July 18.
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Estácio first learned of the plan through Kroton's Thursday filing.
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She learned of the accident from his boss, she said.
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How did you react when you learned of his passing?
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Izak learned of this when he was 67, in 2013.
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When reporters learned of the plan, she abandoned the idea.
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People outside her immediate circle learned of her transition plan.
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Meulens first learned of him when Profar was six years old.
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At Balmoral, Charles had learned of the tragedy within an hour.
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Facebook says it first learned of the vulnerability this past Tuesday.
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Ms. Phelan only learned of the earlier false result last September.
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His Airness learned of Harrison after a reporter contacted his manager.
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In that meeting Mr Yun learned of Mr Warmbier's failing health.
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The agency said it learned of the data breach May 31.
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Her colleagues learned of her death early this morning, Finch says.
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Kellogg says it learned of the potential problem after routine tests.
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Unfortunately, the Menounos family recently learned of another potential grim coincidence.
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It notes that McCabe learned of his termination from media reports.
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Short first learned of his reported firing in the Politico article.
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Eric Swalwell said he learned of Nunes' resignation from news reports.
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Buttigieg learned of O'Neill's resignation Monday night, spokesman Mark Bode said.
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Later that day, she learned of her friend's fate -- and Stacy's.
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CNN learned of the subpoenas the same day Comey was fired.
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Nor did they reveal how they learned of the artifacts' whereabouts.
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Officials would not say how the U.S. learned of the location.
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However, if we recall, we learned of the suspension on Halloween.
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TechCrunch first learned of the new fundraise via an anonymous tip.
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I learned of a hyphenated friend who married a hyphenated husband.
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If they had, she could have learned of the mutation earlier.
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Other "Today" hosts learned of Mr. Lauer's termination around 4 a.m.
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The society said it only learned of the takeover on Wednesday.
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Motherboard has learned of the request dodging through more leaked emails.
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It is unclear when Ms. McGowan first learned of the warrant.
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After Kraft learned of the injury, he raced home from Florida.
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Jackson, then 33, learned of Munson's fate through his car radio.
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Security officials said they learned of the breach some time ago.
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A makeshift memorial appeared the day fans learned of Bryant's death.
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Khosrowshahi said he had only recently learned of the matter himself.
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When he learned of the letter, Mr. Staley apparently took umbrage.
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Since then, the news organizations have learned of three more deaths.
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He has lost countless jobs when employers learned of his status.
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She only learned of them while doing her own independent research.
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I first learned of Wagner's Law from the writer Matt Miller.
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Howard says the Enquirer learned of the rumor from the internet.
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Once school officials learned of the video, the school acted rapidly.
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The attorney general's office learned of the kit from a sexual assault prosecutor, who learned of it from a Title IX coordinator who had been contacted by the company, a spokesperson for Nessel's office told Vox.
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Lucic learned of his one-game suspension following a phone hearing Sunday.
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Investigators learned of the abuse after an acquaintance of the victim intervened.
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We learned, of course, that many of these questions were deeply connected.
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According to CBS News, authorities have learned of three additional possible victims.
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The rest of the world learned of the missile launch within hours.
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She learned of this during an interview, and felt "terrible" about it.
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The company said that it first learned of the breach on Sept.
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Yahoo has not specifically addressed when it learned of the 20133 attack.
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That spring, his family learned of a loophole in the draft system.
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Albrecht learned of the new charges while incarcerated on an unrelated charge.
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Chief of Staff John Kelly, meanwhile, learned of them in the fall.
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Jessa's at the door, having learned of the miracle of life within.
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This summer, the public learned of huge hacks of Myspace, LinkedIn, VK.com.
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Ms. Cáceres's family said they learned of the arrests from news reports.
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José Luis Ávila, Salgado's husband, learned of her detention later that day.
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Facebook contacted the court in California when it learned of Collins' request.
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Many N.F.L. position coaches learned of the balls at the scouting combine.
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Sajudin passed the polygraph, which tested how he learned of the rumor.
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Oakes said he learned of the deaths through relatives of the Smiths.
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"I felt horrible when I learned of Mr. Mondella's death," she said.
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He learned of the death of his son on his 85th birthday.
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Business Insider has learned of more recent exits in Schwab's retail arm.
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His group learned of a farmer who had a stash of guns.
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Mr. Arnott, a resident, learned of it on a Colyton Facebook group.
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The first he learned of it was when CNN called seeking comment.
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Ms. Derakhshani was not in Iran when she learned of the ban.
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The living Hinchliffe learned of the accident while researching his family history.
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He learned of the diagnosis this month, after what Lewis, D-Ga.
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He and his fellow passengers learned of the city lockdown mid-flight.
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She said she had learned of Mr. Gasser's release through the radio.
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Shortly before their son's first birthday, Ms. Jordan learned of the affair.
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Washington overseeing the Rich murder case, learned of the SVR bulletin from
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Mr. Downey said he was stunned when he learned of the arrest.
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The Times first learned of Mr. Comey's firing at 5:41 p.m.
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Hitler had learned of Kiefer's German heritage and wanted to meet him.
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Lee says that when he learned of Kim's misconduct he fired him.
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DeMourot has learned of other odd offline activity seemingly directed at him.
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Since then, I'm sorry to report, I've learned of many similar cases.
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This correction was delayed because editors learned of the error only recently.
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Orgeron said he learned of the plane crash at 12:30 p.m.
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When McGrady learned of their plight, she made a very unconventional choice.
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I was first tested and learned of my mutation in the 1990s.
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The Telegraph learned of Ms. Hollingworth's work in Poland, and on Aug.
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It harks back to my youth, when I first learned of Balanchine.
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When I learned of Russ's death, two images immediately popped to mind.
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Developers learned of Mr. Rollins's connection to the neighborhood from the campaign.
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Mr. Comey learned of the Clinton emails on the evening of Oct.
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We learned of our thirst for understanding only as we slaked it.
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Just weeks before Christmas in 2015, NASA learned of a tantalizing discovery.
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Prosecutors did not say how they learned of Jabbateh's alleged true identity.
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They learned of a handful of promising results predating the deep-learning revolution.
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And we've just learned of another honoree: Kesha will receive the Trailblazer award.
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I learned of that in the paper yesterday as well when Mark did.
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A lawyer for Jerry Sandusky said he had just learned of the charges.
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The company says it learned of the breach in late July, not May.
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" When Meadows learned of Cummings' passing Thursday, he said he was "truly heartbroken.
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Ricco and Callaway said they first learned of d'Arnaud's elbow soreness on Tuesday.
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The audience learned of this occasion just after the actors took their bows.
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Tesla learned of the accident "shortly thereafter" from local authorities, the spokeswoman said.
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She also recalled the alarming way she learned of the sex tape's existence.
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After Munn learned of Striegel's conviction, she informed the studio on August 15th.
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TechCrunch learned of the feature from Matt Rappaport after Dana Glidden spotted it.
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Facebook learned of the violation that year and removed his app from Facebook.
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He said he learned of the proposed tariff reductions through his trade association.
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When Rajko learned of this, he knew immediately what he had to do.
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The Trump administration told the Post it learned of the allegations Thursday night.
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The company's security chief quit in protest when he learned of the program.
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Taylor's high school friend emailed the father after he learned of the death.
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After 14 seasons, that's how I learned of this inquiry, from the streets.
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Last Saturday morning, Cadet turned on the radio and learned of Castro's death.
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Barton also recalled the alarming way she learned of the sex tape's existence.
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Matt, 17, was at church in Arizona when he learned of the massacre.
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CNN learned of the subpoenas hours before Trump fired then-FBI director Comey.
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If the patching took time, others who learned of the flaw moved quickly.
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The more the Old Man learned of the project, the crosser he got.
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The more he learned of Estonia's digital endeavors, the more excited he became.
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Mr. de Blasio said he first learned of the matter from news reports.
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The authorities learned of the attack from a paid informant, the affidavit said.
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When Ellis learned of the trade on Thursday, he and Kershaw cried together.
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The president had "no reaction" when he learned of the arrest, Kudlow said.
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American officials soon learned of the activity between Israel and the Trump team.
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Microsoft declined to say how it learned of the exploits without outside help.
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Ukrainian officials learned of the freeze in early August, shortly after the call.
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Los Angeles school officials learned of the 238-percent rule the hard way.
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TechCrunch learned of the news on Twitter, in fact, as the article circulated.
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If they had, they would have easily learned of their drug smuggling connections.
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Mr. Dees said he learned of his firing in an email this week.
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He had been on the battlefield when he learned of his sons' deaths.
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"We never learned of the gorge as far as its dangers," she said.
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"I learned of this tragic accident in Madeira with deep sorrow," he said.
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Puzder said he ended the woman's employment when he learned of her status.
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Then in 2016, he learned of an affordable spare room in Washington Heights.
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Warren said she had learned of some Native American heritage from her family.
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But the Warmbiers learned of their son's grave medical condition only last week.
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Zubair was at his uncle's house when he learned of the suicide attack.
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"We've learned of this situation involving Rob Porter last Tuesday evening," Sanders said.
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And at a local adoption event, she learned of the scholarship program HelpUsAdopt.
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When Hong Kong learned of his abduction, the revelation sparked fear and anger.
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But that's not what unsettled me when I first learned of her speech.
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Tillerson first learned of his defenestration via the President's preferred mode of communication.
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Each with a different story as to how he'd learned of Tiny's shop.
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The FBI, the Times reported, had not learned of the breach until Dec.
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Kelly said he first learned of "serious" accusations against Porter through the media.
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That exchange came to mind this morning when I learned of his nomination.
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The report does not specify when the FBI first learned of the emails.
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During a guided tour, he learned of a cave that contained old bones.
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Judge Gorsuch has said he cried when he learned of Justice Scalia's death.
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For example, the committee asked Obama when he first learned of the attack.
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After she learned of her husband's death, her efforts became even more vigorous.
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Hours later, reporters learned of the drinking, work environment, and medication dispensation allegations.
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We learned of the tremendous experience and superb qualifications he brings to the bench.
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Strzok was removed from working on the probe when Mueller learned of the texts.
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But his long absence didn't diminish the pain when she learned of his death.
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" NHTSA said on Thursday it "learned of Tesla's troublesome non-disclosure agreement last month.
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After daylight broke Saturday, Law learned of a Red Cross emergency shelter in Ridgecrest.
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Reuters learned of the request via a statement from Japan's Personal Information Protection Commission.
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The agency reportedly began steps to deport him once they learned of the incident.
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Asked by parliament when he had learned of the smear, Mr Kenny contradicted himself.
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CEO Elon Musk took to Twitter, saying he learned of the incident on Sunday.
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Some were women the cops knew, but most learned of the opportunity through intermediaries.
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Ex-Uber CEO Travis Kalanick learned of the incident one month after it happened.
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As we first reported We have since learned of several details in the investigation.
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Once Dr. Manica learned of the conundrum, he and his colleagues retraced their steps.
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In December 2015, Leaphart learned of a casting for another video being made locally.
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Fans first learned of Sunday Service after Kardashian West tweeted about it in January.
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Piper had just learned of "The Tall One's" death and believed Alex was dead.
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When the school district learned of the prank, they called the Mesa Police Department.
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The company first learned of the vulnerability via a coordinated disclosure from Microsoft Research.
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A Facebook spokesperson told VICE News it first learned of the incident on Nov.
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Comey learned of his dismissal from television reports while addressing agents in Los Angeles.
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He began reading about the illness and learned of the antioxidants in green tea.
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Maduro said he had learned of Santrich's possible presence in Venezuela from Duque's statement.
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Lenin and the Bolsheviks are household names; some readers just now learned of Martov.
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Toby Bozzuto said he learned of it this week at a real estate conference.
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A thousand miles away, his mother, Ms. Merced, 48, learned of her son's death.
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A retired FBI agent named James Connolly learned of a sealed indictment against Bulger.
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"Early this morning I learned of Ed Lee's death," she said in a statement.
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He learned of the previous record — 60 consecutive days — and vowed to beat it.
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This correction was delayed because editors learned of the error only late last week.
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Whelan's family learned of his detention on Monday after media reports surfaced, CNN reported.
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She learned of pan dulce after marrying her husband, a native of Morelos, Mexico.
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"Everyone has a God given gift," Harvey tweeted when he learned of the drawing.
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Mr. Scheer's vocation was frequently a deal breaker once a woman learned of it.
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She learned of her youngest daughter's death through a phone call by a relative.
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Since I learned of his affair, my interactions with my father have felt stilted.
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The airline took no action when it learned of the assault, the women said.
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What was your initial reaction when you learned of the cease-and-desist letter?
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Instead, I learned of Fatboy Slim's great escape; the thing we all search for.
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Mr. Van Hecke said he learned of his friend's death from Mr. Rohter's daughter.
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The White House learned of it late Wednesday, people close to Mr. Trump said.
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Much of what he had learned of military leadership had been from a book.
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Police learned of the tunnel after a traffic stop yielded 39 pounds of methamphetamine.
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He learned of his mixed-race ancestry through a genetic test, and discovered relatives.
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In an interview with PEOPLE, Giuffre recalls the moment she learned of Epstein's arrest.
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He had not known she was an officer until he learned of the shooting.
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DCS later learned of two additional children, according to police, ages 4 and 9.
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His wife learned of his engagement only when he was arrested for grand theft.
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He was out of town visiting his family when he learned of the charges.
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He was fired November 13, the day Burns says he learned of the incident.
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She told CNN that she learned of the death from contacts in Sri Lanka.
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One learned of the place in an aside or a whisper, and was invited.
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Trump, who had learned of him through friends, but whom he had never met.
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Strzok was removed from his assignment this week after Mueller learned of the texts.
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Business Insider first learned of the presentation from an analyst note from Cantor Fitzgerald.
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Charlize Theron couldn't contain herself when she learned of her SAG Award nomination — literally.
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We learned of our Army&aposs role in creating and running the Nuremberg Trials.
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That was the first time Trump learned of the other leader's call, Comey wrote.
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He learned of the tumor after surgery last week to remove a blood clot.
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He was fired immediately after the company learned of his arrest, the statement said.
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Her father, Benny Corbitt, had learned of the abduction and gone searching for her.
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When she learned of Trump's victory the next day, she was horrified and disappointed.
|
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Earlier this week, we learned of the death of famed health economist Uwe Reinhardt.
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Once the Justice Department learned of these texts, Mueller removed Strzok from his team.
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Abrams posted a handwritten note to Yelchin on Twitter after he learned of his death.
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Gladys also shared that she learned of the tragic death from her younger son, Christopher.
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On Wednesday's episode of the long-running soap, viewers learned of Neil's cause of death.
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"I won't forget that day," he says of when Stefani learned of his surprising split.
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Amy Aziz, an artist from New Jersey, first learned of the study from her boyfriend.
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Kelly learned of its public disappearance only through an acquaintance who had visited the museum.
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Shaw has been called a hero by police and others who learned of his bravery.
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She says she only ever learned of the killings and bombings after they had happened.
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She says she learned of the crash while at work, when Zachariah's teacher called her.
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Hollander said she only learned of the commutation around the time Obama made the announcement.
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Like many students of neuroscience, I first learned of patient HM in a college lecture.
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Equifax claims to have learned of the breach, which began in May, in late July .
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The two then learned of the other independently coming up with the pun on Twitter.
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But Mr. Shi was using one long before he learned of the Hudson River painter.
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Despite having only learned of the spice a few minutes earlier, I totally get it.
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Brown's boss learned of her search, then found a woman named Leshundra Washington on Facebook.
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"I learned of that in the paper yesterday as well when Mark did," she said.
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This was the first time that Plaintiff learned of Ms. Harris's involvement in Vice City.
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When he learned of his sibling's existence, it damaged his relationship with his adopted mother.
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On Wednesday's episode of the long-running soap, viewers learned of Neil's cause of death.
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Simmons had learned of her balance after an expensive shopping trip in Beaver Creek, Colorado.
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HBO told PEOPLE that Louis-Dreyfus learned of her diagnosis one day after the Sept.
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Musk's email to Buss came after the CEO learned of investor resistance to the deal.
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After Sean learned of his paternal background, he began to develop a relationship with Arnaz.
|
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Anderson had intended to visit South Africa this week, until he learned of the news.
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Police said the victim's father learned of the alleged assault and notified police Wednesday afternoon.
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The intelligence-sharing system through which the U.S. learned of the plot is incredibly sensitive.
|
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CNN learned of the subpoenas hours before President Donald Trump fired FBI director James Comey.
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FTN fired him on Wednesday when the firm learned of the allegations, a spokeswoman said.
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He also said the German government had learned of Air Berlin's situation on Friday night.
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We learned of this only yesterday and the board needed time to process and discuss.
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He only learned of her marriage, and alleged suicide attempt, days later from his assistant.
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By the end, we'd learned of a second, "VR-ready" Xbox coming in fall 2017.
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The day I learned of the exoneration was worse than the day I was assaulted.
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Editors learned of Mr. Bates's May 2212 death after the section had gone to press.
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Hardy said he learned of his own nomination during a shoot earlier in the day.
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Editors learned of Mr. Bates's May 20 death after the section had gone to press.
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Officials at the State Department and Pentagon only learned of the halt in recent days.
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As soon as Congress learned of it in early September, three House committees opened investigations.
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Kelly in February said he first learned of the allegations against Porter through media reports.
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In early September, BMW learned of another incident involving a 2011 BMW 3 Series vehicle.
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Once they learned of their shared interest, they began comparing notes, like trading-card fanatics.
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"I only just learned of these outrageous accusations," he told the Week back in June.
|
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Forbes said it learned of the trusts after questioning Ross about his financial disclosure form.
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When they learned of his plans, they did not speak to him for eight weeks.
|
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Waymo apparently learned of the second device during an Uber employee's deposition on April 13.
|
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Google learned of the data breach during a security audit of its APIs in March.
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Ukrainian officials learned of the aid freeze in early August, days after the phone call.
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When residents learned of the government's lackluster relief efforts, some started organizing aid groups themselves.
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Detectives only learned of the "cheating husband" scheme from faithful spouses who were not victims.
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Mr. Sappington learned of this secondhand, he said, because he wasn't invited to the event.
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When he learned of the appointment of Robert Mueller as special counsel, Mr. Trump exploded.
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They learned of the woman who was becoming a regular presence in their friend's life.
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Ms. O'Rourke thus learned of her impending marriage from a form email from the museum.
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Once they learned of the amputated fingers, there was little debate about the slides' removal.
|
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Lauren only learned of the deception after Insider showed her the results of our reporting.
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Over time, other people learned of Reilly's project and were inspired to write their own.
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Had Congress not learned of the plot, he might have even gotten away with it.
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She learned of the puppy from a Facebook post about a pair of abandoned dogs.
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They said they were unaware of the plea deal and learned of it in court.
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She said she learned of The Times's report through a news alert on her phone.
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Brett never learned of the overdose until someone told him at his son's memorial service.
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Sources said top staff members in Ryan's office only learned of the decision Tuesday night.
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Ms. Zhou first learned of it on WeChat, a messaging app popular among Chinese-Americans.
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Senior members say they learned of the investigation when Nunes announced it on Fox News.
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Afterward, Orgeron said he learned of the crash by text message about 12:30 p.m.
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Sue Hodgkinson told media that she was shocked when she learned of her husband's crimes.
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At the time Williams learned of McKinely's infidelity, Pilar Jhena was only 3 months old.
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Blanche said he'd been unaware of Manafort's condition and learned of it from inquiring reporters.
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One by one, the firefighters — some of them first-time dads — learned of the pregnancies.
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Boy Brow, available at Glossier, $16I only recently learned of the merits of brow gel.
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Just as quickly as my family learned of my father's diagnosis, everything in our lives changed.
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In 2002 the world learned of a large, secret Iranian uranium-enrichment site buried deep underground.
|
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Cindy Warmbier said she only learned of this demand when the Washington Post first reported it.
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According to The Stranger, the Foundation's staffers first learned of the decision from Behnke's press statement.
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On Wednesday, he departs for Mexico -- a trip Americans first learned of from the Mexican press.
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We've learned of yet another shady 2016 meeting between a Trump associate and a Russian national.
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The Post reported last month that Gross was incensed when he learned of Sue's alleged switcheroo.
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"I just learned of this dispicable [sic] Comcast practice today and I am livid," bham3dman wrote.
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The energy commission learned of the Whitefish Energy contract after it was struck, in early October.
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I learned of this in Alison Marks's exhibition One Gray Hair, at Seattle's Frye Art Museum.
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The weekly services started out are invitation-only, and followers first learned of them in January.
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Kelly learned of the allegations at least as early as this fall, the Washington Post reported.
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HBO told PEOPLE that Louis-Dreyfus learned of her diagnosis just one day after the Sept.
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Correction: This story has been updated to correct when Shaquille O'Neal learned of the Google investment.
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The paper learned of the payments through a request filed under the California Public Records Act.
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She even resisted his attempts to see her when he learned of her illness last year.
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I've learned of the psychiatric treatment of various A-listers that the media has not reported.
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TechCrunch has learned of a potentially serious new bug affecting a wide range of Apple devices.
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In his letter, Johnson said he learned of the software problem from the FBI on Jan.
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Vox learned of McNamee's bat incident during a running, months-long investigation into emergency room costs.
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In a PEOPLE story earlier this year, Pelisek recounted how she first learned of Franklin's crimes.
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Several Republican senators learned of the news during a meeting about health care, North Dakota Sen.
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He said he only saw Gabriel a few times subsequently before he learned of his death.
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When others on IRC learned of the source code theft, they pressed Moore to release it.
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Through various channels his family learned of his detention and was told he would be released.
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When Ortiz-Luevano learned of possible charges against her, she allegedly fled the country to Mexico.
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Every indication is that Trump learned of this deal—one of many such deals—very recently.
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It was then that the president learned of [REDACTED] call and he confronted Flynn about it.
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Army Chief of Staff Mark Milley later said he learned of Trump's decision from the news.
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" "The Karolyis first learned of the exact nature of Nassar's conduct leading to his dismissal -- e.g.
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Finally, when he learned of Ms. Heard's filing for divorce, our deputy prime minister turned serious.
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Mitt Romney offered "a special prayer for the L.G.B.T. community" after he learned of the attack.
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Strzok was removed from Mueller's team last year once the special counsel learned of the messages.
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The actor was crushed when he learned of his mother's illness just weeks before her death.
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Kalanick, who at the time was CEO, learned of the breach a month after it occurred.
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Over the past week we've learned of reasons to doubt that these promises will be fulfilled.
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Joey Crutcher and his wife, Leanna — first learned of their son's death while inside the church.
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After cursing on-air, Jenny Slate says she learned of her firing by reading it online.
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She said she had learned of Russian involvement not through intelligence briefings, but through other means.
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Fortune interviewed McMillon about a number of topics, including how he first learned of the shooting.
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If it were up to Congress we might never have learned of any of these breaches.
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Interior set up meetings with EPA officials to discuss the rules after they learned of them.
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In 1814, then-Secretary of State James Monroe learned of the imminent British attack on Washington.
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CNN reported that it learned of the subpoenas hours before Trump's firing of Comey on Tuesday.
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Another daughter, Brenda Haymon, told CNN she learned of Stephens' suicide while arranging her father's burial.
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In both cases, Bugatti learned of the problem years ago, but only recently informed federal regulators.
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In each case, Bugatti said it had learned of the problems — and found fixes — years ago.
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On Tuesday, we along with everyone else, learned of the suspension of 10 of our teammates.
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I learned of Davison's murder after finishing an outdoor run, which I do twice a week.
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Co-host Kelly Ripa only learned of his move moments before it was announced to fans.
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Fields was shocked, and cried and sobbed, when he later learned of the fatality, Young said.
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Nodler, the artistic director at Catastrophic, learned of Morey's response from a fellow denizen of ClutchFans.
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The head coach at the time, Jim Tressel, lied about when he learned of the infractions.
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When a home health aide named Desiree learned of the killings, she had a chilling realization.
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Vice employees learned of the moves in a memo sent to the staff on Tuesday morning.
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When she learned of Mr. Martin's resignation, she suspected that there were other instances of misconduct.
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Mr. Netanyahu said he learned of the withdrawal decision in talks with Mr. Trump on Monday.
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We first learned of that meeting from news reports last year — and the committees know it.
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Mr. Saikawa has said he learned of the investigation in October, well after it had begun.
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I learned of it from a post by Ian Millhiser on the liberal Think Progress website.
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"The Boston Uprising has learned of allegations against Walid "Mouffin" Bassal," the team wrote on Twitter.
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Ms. Batista learned of possible deformities and other deficiencies that could develop after they were born.
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He learned of his dismissal from a TV screen, while delivering a speech to bureau employees.
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Mr. Taylor said then that he had only recently learned of the episode from Mr. Holmes.
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Kavanaugh has vehemently denied the allegations, telling sources he was "flabbergasted" when he learned of them.
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White House aides were stunned when they learned of McEntee's sudden departure, two sources tell CNN.
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We had learned of each other's movements, literary and otherwise, intermittently and remotely, through my mother.
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The accounting firm said it had learned of the matter from a whistle-blower in February.
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The New York City Education Department fired Hay the day after it learned of his arrest.
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Scientists learned of the successful mission Tuesday morning, 85033 hours after the spacecraft reached its destination.
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The companies have said they worked to remedy the problems once they learned of the misconduct.
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When Peterson learned of his prize, he was more concerned for his wrist than his wallet.
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Haig said he learned of the massacre when authorities contacted him at work the next morning.
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Why didn't Kelly fire him when he reportedly learned of the abuse allegations in the fall?
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He learned of their account through a news release posted online that evening, March 3, 2014.
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Trump himself first learned of the allegations this week, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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After a supervisor learned of the arrest, it was halted before the student could be processed.
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We're told some members of Prince's family only learned of Darcell's existence a few days ago.
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UFC says USADA learned of the potential violation late Thursday night ... 5 days after the fight.
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"Once RCMP leadership learned of the unauthorized action, that surveillance was immediately terminated," the statement said.
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Two years after the Emancipation Proclamation, Juneteenth marks the day that slaves learned of their overdue freedom.
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The pipeline ignited two hours after authorities learned of it, the Times wrote, creating a giant blast.
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By 1989, however, Golden Gate Park Police had learned of the event and prohibited any actual burning.
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"The day I learned of the exoneration was worse than the day I was assaulted," Beerntsen writes.
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Facebook learned of Cambridge's use of the data in 2015 and demanded the firm delete the data.
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"It's a free country," Batman told an agitated Robin when they learned of the Penguin's mayoral campaign.
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The president of Central Michigan University, Bob Davies, learned of this on the morning of Stephan's graduation.
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Rylett's channel remains live on YouTube; the streaming video company learned of his arrest in mid-August.
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Mifsud is alleged to have told Papadopoulos he'd learned of the emails during a trip to Russia.
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While the workers were collecting signatures for the petition, they learned of another recent time-off firing.
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The Verge first learned of the factory after speaking to a source with knowledge of the situation.
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A furious Hankerson learned of the wedding while the couple were flying to Florida for their honeymoon.
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Kramer and lawyers admit, however, that they did not know how DCMS actually learned of his location.
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On Saturday we learned of a much more disturbing — and in-person — method of social media hacking.
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The question of when Yahoo learned of the breach is essential to its planned sale to Verizon.
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Nothing was said publicly about the technical error until The Verge learned of the flaw and alerts.
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In a statement, company management claimed they had only learned of the court appearance earlier that week.
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He says he first learned of the company when he saw the Vaev Squad at Venice Beach.
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She says she learned of it long afterward by investigators, but she recognized her ex-husband's handwriting.
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Enslaved people from various African backgrounds took what they learned of English and made it their own.
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Joe Tone: I first learned of José in 2012, after the feds raided his ranch in Oklahoma.
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Valencia said he learned of his best friend's death on social media before Randalls' wife found out.
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HQ reportedly struggled to raise money after potential investors learned of co-founder Colin Kroll's alleged behavior.
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In Friday's statement, the foreign ministry said it had learned of the planned military exercises on Thursday.
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Many of the senators' spokespersons said they learned of Weinstein's behavior yesterday when the news broke. Sen.
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That was despite Zachary being categorized as a "VIP" after administrators learned of his successful venture career.
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CNN reported backlash erupted against Barber when the public learned of several private Facebook posts he authored.
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NHTSA confirmed Hemmersbaugh's departure after TechCrunch learned of the top lawyer taking leave of the federal organization.
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But things changed dramatically when she returned for season 9 and she learned of his shocking split.
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In fact, he thought the whole thing was a joke when he first learned of the story.
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A family friend told CNN his family learned of his death about 13 hours after the shooting.
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The actor Kevin Spacey learned of the ritual and began exchanging messages on Twitter with the players.
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Clinton said on Telemundo that she had learned of the breach only after news outlets reported it.
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That's how Kate Kingsbury, my former colleague at The Boston Globe, learned of the prize last year.
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I learned of Ms. Denes late, in 1982, by which time she already had a significant career.
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When she learned of the warrant in October 2017, she accused authorities of trying to "silence" her.
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The complaint adds that investigators learned of the fight while interviewing Jenkins in the Ontario County Jail.
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It was through a funeral home director, for instance, that we learned of Vidal's death and others.
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Walmart CEO Doug McMillon spoke to Fortune about the moment he learned of the El Paso shooting.
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Ms. Grady later learned of the apartment's history when a neighbor shared the building's lore with her.
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Once John Churchill learned of his wife's demotion at court, he knew his own fate was sealed.
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He didn&apost give a specific date or the month during which he learned of the connection.
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His granddaughter and great-grandson learned of that decision only 50 years later, after researching his fate.
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The others learned of the rape and threatened to expose it, then also raped her, he said.
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But the couple also learned of an unanticipated tax benefiting the Peconic Bay Region Community Preservation Fund.
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Mr. Stocks learned of Carolyn Rafaelian, the owner of Alex and Ani, from a friend in 2013.
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Just two weeks ago we learned of another unprecedented attack on our nation and our great democracy.
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Hall allegedly was not thrilled about the news either — especially considering how she reportedly learned of it.
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Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett said he learned of Hamzeh's arrest from the U.S. prosecutor in the case.
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Scates told WEWS she learned of the identification on a Wednesday night from one of Linda's relatives.
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"I was in total disbelief," Nichole, 40, tells PEOPLE of the moment she learned of the diagnosis.
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So have other medical centers that learned of the results, beginning at a medical meeting in March.
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Recall that Yahoo only learned of its 2013 breach in 2016 when user data turned up online.
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Lyudmilla Ignatenko learned of the disaster when her husband, a firefighter, was called to the power plant.
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Patriots linebacker Kyle Van Noy even expressed surprised when he learned of Darnold's comment after the game.
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On Wednesday, when asked to clarify exactly when it learned of it, the company declined to respond.
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The campaign refunded the money as soon as it learned of the source, according to a spokesperson.
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I learned of DUNSINANE hill, and have definitely forgotten about it by the time you read this.
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As the details emerged, we learned of sleek, white-columned interiors and a large, private outdoor terrace.
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When Dr. Nolan learned of their efforts, he offered to examine samples sent to him for DNA.
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His widow learned of his cross-dressing fantasies only when she found the drawings after his death.
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The company disclosed the breach more than a month after it learned of it on July 29.
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I learned of these events in college, long after my family had emigrated to the United States.
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That was the first Gartenlaub's team learned of the secret meeting the panel of judges had planned.
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Some members learned of the allegations when The Harvard Crimson first reported on some of the investigations.
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The company said it had learned of Mr. Whelan's arrest from news reports published on Dec. 31.
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Once recovered, he learned of his little sister's fate — she was infected, too, but did not survive.
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The F.B.I. is investigating the attack, which the committee learned of this week, according to two officials.
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I think of it as a uniqueness — though I've learned of other people with the same condition.
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Residents learned of the radiation risk only a year after the accident, said Ms. Fomina, now 21957.
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During an internal investigation, Yale administration learned of similar complaints 24 years earlier, the independent report said.
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"I just started praying for everybody who was there" when she learned of the shooting, she said.
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The Cuban government learned of it in February and two of its diplomats were expelled in May.
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In her statement, Pels stressed that the magazine only learned of these photos after filming the episode.
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After it learned of the tip to the police, the state health agency sent an inspection team.
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Reed learned of the trade during the game, before he notched his 19th save of the season.
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Woods told CBS that he had only learned of Bryant&aposs death after he finished his round.
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Gary Cohn quit when he learned of Trump's decision to slap tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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The Sliz family initially learned of Sleep in Heavenly Peace through their church St. Joseph Catholic Church.
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The family of Kadiza Sultana learned of her death a few weeks ago, the family's attorney said.
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When he learned of the issue in October, Ross said he ordered the shares to be sold.
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Silver learned of claims Bollinger has a history of making lewd comments and propositioning women at work.
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As to why, consider the response of some in attendance when they learned of her family connection.
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"When I learned of his death, my first thought was about the baby, actually," Mr. Venediktov said.
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The team aboard the helicopter learned of that accident as they made their way up the coast.
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Conversions were kept secret within families; many grandchildren of Christian converts learned of their ancestry as adults.
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"I've learned of a colonial ancestor who I've traced back to the early 1700s," Mr. Dreyfuss said.
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When newsroom executives learned of this, they made it plain he was not to employ ringers again.
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Ann, Tai's girlfriend of a year, recalled the anxiety she felt when she learned of his arrest.
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As Republican lawmakers learned of the firing Tuesday night in scattershot fashion, no unified party message emerged.
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We learned of these charges this morning and of course will support the ongoing criminal federal investigation.
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In his plea agreement, Schmidt said he learned of the illicit software in the summer of 2015.
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She learned of his death at the vigil Saturday night, before officials released the names of victims.
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The university said it learned of the allegations against Mr. Faherty from the student newspaper on Monday.
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Raisman learned of this research and made plans to visit Wrocław, where Tabakow had joined the faculty.
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But the specifics of when and how Mr. Trump learned of it have not previously been reported.
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It was there that I learned of the necessity — and the possibilities — of self-sufficiency and cooperation.
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After being airlifted to a hospital, Quinn learned of the most damaging injury: a shattered T9 vertebra.
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Ms. Harris said she only learned of the problem several months later, when it was revealed publicly.
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Siemens said that it terminated its relationship with Yameiya when it learned of the cases in 43.
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She learned of the Le Roux investigation at the outset and followed its progress in real time.
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"I cannot put this into words," she told Spectrum News NY1 as she learned of the results.
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Randy Foye, for example, learned of his trade to the Oklahoma City Thunder on the NBA App.
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TechCrunch learned of the negotiations from sources close to the matter, and has confirmed it with further sources.
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The Portland Press Herald reports that cemetery trustees learned of the marker&aposs disappearance during Memorial Day weekend.
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Employees were not told in January when the board fired him, and only learned of it last week.
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When a politician learned of this particular quirk, he used it to his advantage to woo the president.
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Her husband panicked when he learned of the pregnancy and the couple decided it wasn't the right time.
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On Tuesday, Odom's family learned of her death while watching local news, according to the New York Times.
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Gizmodo first learned of OKCupid's decision from a now-deleted tweet by Vice News social editor Rex Santus.
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He first learned of the siblings' plight because their father was one of the many Thomas once fostered.
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Young's Motorsports issued a statement saying it had learned of the decision on Thursday and respects NASCAR's decision.
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I first learned of the translation last summer, when I ended up reviewing it for the Washington Post.
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Mueller learned of the president's order in recent months, the Times reported, as investigators interviewed White House officials.
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Hill learned of Zelenskiy's concerns from former U.S. diplomat Amos Hochstein, now a member of Naftogaz's supervisory board.
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VICE: Tell me how you first learned of this meme and what your reaction to it was like.
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She learned of the shooting via phone calls from people witnessing the live stream on Facebook, she said.
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Pfizer sells Prevnar 13, and the drug company's stock shot down 2% once investors learned of the vote.
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Richards, who was away on tour, faced criticism for performing the night he learned of his son's death.
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But once I learned of the opportunity to adopt a Chihuahua puppy from the Puppy Bowl last Oct.
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Nor did they know the contents of the conversations, and declined to say how they learned of them.
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Jacobs said he learned of this activity primarily through discussions at Uber involving his manager and other colleagues.
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Citing the affidavit, WSBT reported that investigators learned of an incident that occurred just months before Savannah's death.
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In Russia, he learned of boreholes drilled during the Cold War, some of which reach 12 kilometers down.
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Officials with the organization said they were moved to tears when they first learned of little Faye's efforts.
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Years later, when I learned of the possibility of uploading human consciousness into digital Edens, I was enthralled.
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Back in December 2015, I first learned of a shooting in San Bernardino, California from a Snapchat Story.
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Court documents state that investigators first learned of the life insurance money about three months after Stacy died.
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Amberson has been overwhelmed by the support from people near and far, who've learned of the dog's story.
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Carter initially said he thought he had only weeks to live when he first learned of the diagnosis.
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His parents said they learned of their son's condition -- what North Korea called a coma -- only last week.
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Authorities learned of the situation from the baby's maternal grandmother, who had called the Holmes County Sheriff's Department.
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When Allison's congregation learned of the murders in the shadow of their church's bell tower, they were shaken.
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Laidlaw was placed on leave after officials at the Spring Branch Independent School District learned of her arrest.
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Apart from faves, I learned of another interest that I share with some of my online-only buddies.
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The department said it learned of the incident with Wubbels on Thursday and was grateful for her actions.
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Demedyuk said his department learned of the hack when about 15 companies reported that they had been compromised.
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He was visiting Paris on a school trip in late March when he learned of the schools' decisions.
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Management learned of the breach, which put information from over 8003 million consumers at risk, on July 29.
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They have all learned of Immanuel Kant's belief in the inherent dignity of each and every human being.
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Less than two weeks later, the mayor learned of a federal corruption investigation into top Police Department officials.
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Comey told the inspector general that when he first learned of the emails, they "didn't index" with him.
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Speaking from the House floor, Brooks said that he learned of his "high risk" prostate cancer in October.
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Trump, who learned of the case from first lady Melania TrumpMelania TrumpHas the G-7 outlived its usefulness?
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More than three weeks later, Mr. de Blasio said he first learned of the situation from news reports.
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"His condition only began to improve as he learned of the possibility of legal recourse," the filing said.
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At some point, I learned of a private online group where parents discussed treating their children with helminths.
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After she learned of the news, she was sent to the delivery room to get a nutritional injection.
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That agent, Peter Strzok, was removed from Mueller's investigation over the summer after he learned of the messages.
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She says she decided to take the photos after paparazzi learned of the new addition to her family.
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Clayton said he first learned of the EDGAR breach last month during an internal review of SEC cybersecurity.
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The police said they had not learned of any problems between Ms. Saavedra and Mr. Uribe until Jan.
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When the group learned of his many stretches in the pokey, they sought to distance themselves from him.
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That's why we were so excited when, in 2014, we learned of this new invention called The Barisieur.
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Her husband, Kanye West, abruptly ended his Sunday concert at Citi Field when he learned of the attack.
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Spokespeople for both Pelosi and Lujan disputed Kihuen's claim, saying both representatives learned of the allegations last week.
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Susan Collins, a Republican from Maine, learned of the Manafort news as she walked off the Senate floor.
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When Ailes learned of the plan, only hours before the event, he demanded that Hannity cancel his appearance.
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Mr. Andropov learned of the addiction weeks before the war in the Middle East but refused to intervene.
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In some cases, W.H.O. officials learned of travel shutdowns only after they happened, from reports in the media.
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He did not directly respond to questions about whether they learned of that identity before signing the lease.
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Matthew F. Malone, the magazine's president and editor in chief, said he learned of the allegations last week.
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Lieutenant Stout learned of the shooting later that night, and while no one was hurt, his heart sank.
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When he learned of the proposal to stage his opera in the Green-Wood catacomb, he responded enthusiastically.
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Even after top-level managers learned of the cheating, the company contends, they were blindsided by its impact.
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He said he had learned of her death from her parents, who are still members of the church.
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But as they met more parents of children with similar needs, they learned of additional programs and opportunities.
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The president said he had only "recently" learned of the allegations against his former aide and was surprised.
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The second was the anger of the company's other South Africa clients when they learned of the arrangement.
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When Gutt learned of a recipient in need of a bone marrow transplant, he immediately agreed to help.
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" He added, "Once I learned of the new DNA findings, I immediately directed that all charges be dismissed.
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The US learned of its first coronavirus case the same day that South Korea did, back in January.
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Ms. Beamon said she learned of her brother's arrest through a co-worker who had seen an article.
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The Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Wednesday that it learned of the health issues on Feb.
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Mr. Korenthal's family moved from Southern California to McKinney this year, after he learned of the Chabots' move.
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A native New Yorker, Trump recounted when he first learned of the attacks on the World Trade Center.
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Mr. Barr learned of the whistle-blower complaint in mid-August, not long after it was formally filed.
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They were accused of not alerting shareholders when they learned of an investigation into the company's diesel emissions.
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He learned of the Jersey City shooting when the police banged on his door at 2:30 a.m.
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Investigators said they learned of the alleged fraud after the deal's terms were set, according to court documents.
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Gibbs, the eponymous team owner, first learned of Edwards's decision shortly before Christmas and was shocked, he said.
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She said she "learned of the allegations against VW from the media" only after the E.P.A. went public.
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Some members of Mr. Cotton's staff learned of his test results just before Mr. Cuomo made the announcement.
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Jonathan D. White of the United States Public Health Service, said he learned of it from watching television.
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The top American skaters learned of Coughlin's death while they were gathered in Detroit for the national championships.
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The organization learned of the proposed policies at the same time as the legislature and the other promoters.
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Fans first learned of this secret OTH reunion when the cast hinted at a #Christmas2018 project on social media.
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Under Armour said it first learned of the MyFitnessPal breach, which took place in late February, on March 25th.
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Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that Under Armour learned of the breach in late February.
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People reported that Sophie rushed back from Africa, where she was visiting, after she learned of her father's stroke.
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Obama and his aides responded with disbelief when they learned of Trump's Saturday morning tweets laying out the charges.
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Grant Thompson, 14, reportedly learned of the bug accidentally while trying to start a Group FaceTime with two friends.
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Like Dias, he first learned of the activity online, although in his case it was on a photography forum.
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The President praised Shanahan as a "terrific person" and said he only recently learned of the domestic violence allegations.
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Then he learned of the devastating impact of antimicrobial resistance on human health - and it revolutionized his treatment choices.
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For example, French crew member Cyprien Verseux learned of the 2015 Paris Terror attacks while living at HI-SEAS.
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A statute of limitations, Justice Kennedy said, is equitable and gives leeway to plaintiffs who haven't learned of violations.
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Rules like these are celebrated by anti-abortion groups, which expressed outrage when they first learned of Aid Access.
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Detectives learned of the alleged assault after interviewing the husband, Joe Ribando about his daughters' deaths, FOX4 KC reported.
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Earlier that day he had called out of work for a "family emergency" after having learned of the investigation.
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As taxpayers learned of examples like these and realized how their money was being spent, the public became furious.
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He said lawyers were not notified and their client may have learned of the transfer at the last minute.
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His list of portfolio companies was removed from TinTin's website after Anatot learned of BuzzFeed News' interest in him.
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Mifsud told Papadopoulos he'd learned of the emails during a trip to Russia, but who told him is unknown.
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"Frank Sr. was always nice," says Keenan, who said a prayer for Sinatra when he learned of his death.
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When they learned of the registration programs announced in 2013 and 2014, they had no idea what to do.
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The leaked data was posted throughout the month of December, but authorities reportedly only learned of it last week.
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Tubbs said he first learned of basic income from Martin Luther King's book Where Do We Go From Here?
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Last week, we learned of the truly upsetting divorce scandal that rocked Blake's family during his high school years.
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The documents include an emotional handwritten letter from White, written after she learned of her diagnosis in February 2013.
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He had asked why we didn't ban Cambridge Analytica at the time when we learned of them in 2015.
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"Titan's extreme physical environment requires scientists to think differently about what we've learned of Earth's granular dynamics," Dufek said.
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A Kansas couple are now millionaires after wining the lottery — but they almost never even learned of their earnings.
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Rossmiller said that the Manhattan U.S. attorney's office recently learned of Epstein paying $350,000 to two possible co-conspirators.
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This is how Earth learned of one of the largest impact craters on any body in the solar system.
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Doherty, 45, learned of her breast cancer diagnosis in March 2015, which she exclusively revealed to PEOPLE last August.
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Most only learned of it in recent weeks, but the community, which primarily operates on Twitter, is growing fast.
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Although Uber conducts background checks on new hires, Uber learned of the complaint against Singhal from a Recode reporter.
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A different participating publisher told Mashable that they had not learned of the confirmed launch time until this week.
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Dianne Feinstein, D-California, both learned of Trump's new pick for FBI director just like everyone else -- on Twitter.
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Ex-Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, who was ousted in June, learned of the incident one month after it happened.
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The park service belatedly learned of the trademark issue when it prepared to open bids for the concessionary operation.
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A rep for the University of Michigan confirmed Vetere was "immediately suspended" when the school learned of his arrest.
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We only learned of Musk's tunnelling ambitions last December when the mogul mused about LA's traffic problems on Twitter.
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Obviously, there's coffee ice cream, chocolate-covered espresso beans, and recently we even learned of Trader Joe's Coffee Syrup.
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Flynn held on to his job for over two weeks after the White House learned of his supposed duplicity.
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Christie has said he learned of Kelly's possible involvement in January 2014, when emails discussing the scheme became public.
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Nearly a decade ago, many Americans first learned of a vaccine to prevent infection from the human papillomavirus (HPV).
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Mogahed went on to explain the horror she felt when she learned of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
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They said they learned of the payments through records they obtained from a financial institution, which was not identified.
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Months after the murders, Love learned of another link that connected him personally to Manson's group of murderous misfits.
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Authorities learned of the posts after a Michigan resident reported them to police, according to the attorney general's office.
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As The Keepers reveals, after Cesnik learned of the rampant sexual abuse, she was poised to contact the police.
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"In doing research for her platform, the first lady learned of #NoOneEatsAlone," Trump's communications director, Stephanie Grisham, told CNN.
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Let me also add that I've not learned of anything regarding the surveillance practices that would be considered illegal.
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ISABELLA: But after all that I have learned of men During this exceptionally hard week, I weep no more.
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Facebook has said it first learned of the leak in 2015 and demanded Cambridge Analytica delete the data then.
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Englisbee's seven children learned of their mother's death on Sunday evening and gathered in her house in El Paso.
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The city said the fire chief learned of the incident on September 9 and suspended 11 firefighters with pay.
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When he learned of the decision from a senior staff member, he had a big smile on his face.
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I only learned of his actions when they were reported in the media related to his prosecution in Florida.
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Apple said that after it learned of the techniques, it reviewed the iPhone operating system code and improved security.
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Rishi Shaabara's commentary on the Vedas is a highly regarded reference book for the most learned of Hindu scholars.
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Apple said its security engineers learned of the problem on Tuesday afternoon and posted the patch within 24 hours.
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But he narrowly got out of it because days before, on September 9, Congress learned of the whistleblower complaint.
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He said he had learned of the call after he previously was deposed by House lawmakers behind closed doors.
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As soon as they learned of the possible condition of an investigation in exchange for aid, they contacted him.
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Comey was in Los Angeles when his termination was announced, and reportedly learned of the decision in the news.
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Simons was further excited when he learned of one of Georges's projects: research into the properties of superconductive materials.
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According to Swift, she learned of the label's purchase at the same time as the rest of the world.
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The facility said in a written statement that Sutherland was fired as soon as administrators learned of his arrest.
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So, it was true before we learned of the tumor in his brain and the surgery to remove it.
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After their breakup, Abramovitz learned of the plot to sabotage his studies when he reapplied to study with Gilad.
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After initially refuting her status, Shelton rallied, as did Ruby Garner, who learned of her positive diagnosis in 1999.
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It was there that I learned of the irrepressible groove of homegrown acts like Moon Runner and Daniel Maloso.
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Facebook also said it learned of one of the three Iranian attacks via a tip from security firm FireEye.
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"To just discard his body like his life meant nothing?" his daughter protested after she learned of his end.
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Family members learned of her death when they tried to call her and Islamic State militants answered her phone.
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One juror, Jared, who declined to give his surname, said he had learned of Rose's identity at the trial.
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The newspaper reported that he learned of the break-in from a security notification system while out of town.
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She told reporters the county never contacted them and they learned of the development only through a third party.
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If it had, readers would have learned of record-breaking achievements that landed her in several halls of fame.
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Mr. Rhodes denied this and said in an email that he learned of the study only earlier this month.
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The offer was rescinded when the company learned of Mr. Ying's stock trading, according to the S.E.C.'s complaint.
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That may sound like decisive action, but it came more than two years after Facebook learned of the problem.
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And few states' public officials have shown less concern or taken less action after having learned of the problem.
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Ms. White learned of her son's travails after diplomats from the Swiss Embassy in Tehran visited him on Feb.
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Alexei Kasprzhak, the resort's director, told Reuters he learned of the children's identities only after they arrived last year.
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He left college and, through a basketball coach in Detroit, learned of a tryout in Chicago for the Globetrotters.
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Dear Sugars When Steve Lickteig turned 18, he learned of a secret that threw his very identity into question.
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Most of them learned of the possibility of other victims for the first time when they received the letter.
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He said that Mr. Cleves's mother was out of town and learned of the event too late to attend.
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One family learned of the shooting from their son, who was in Israel and saw it on the news.
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But the carefree part of their romance ended, Ms. Batista said, when they learned of the high-risk pregnancy.
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Mr. Davis, who has squamous cell carcinoma, a form of skin cancer, learned of his terminal diagnosis this year.
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But he quickly learned of his fascination with the business of investing in his accounting and corporate finance classes.
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"As we learned of the situation in Wuhan, we started to pivot our resources there," Qi told CNN Business.
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When Mitchell learned of the tapes — well after he'd tortured Zubaydah — he said he asked the jihadist about them.
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The authorities learned of the deaths of the three other infants as part of the current investigation, he said.
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Goldbarg read from Sanchez's testimony about the day Guzmán learned of the slaying of his cousin, Juan "Juancho" Guzmán.
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They also met other partisan leaders, and learned of a British agent who had recently parachuted into the country.
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City Chief Operating Officer Richard Cox told reporters that officials learned of the ransomware attack at 85033:40 a.m.
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"Recently, we learned of never-before-reported and deeply troubling comments allegedly made by this same individual," Brennan said.
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Jettisoned officials have learned of their fates by tweet or ill-timed phone call or following a humiliating leak.
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Eden Hebron, 14, had just finished her A.P. human geography test when she learned of the attack in Texas.
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She, too, learned of other allegations only after seeing Yang's interview this past January, more than 16 years later.
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As most people did, I only learned of the power outage on Tuesday afternoon, while I was at work.
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As part of that review, the university learned of potential misconduct relating to one graduated student taking online courses.
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I interviewed for every job imaginable, but when potential employers learned of my record, I'd be denied the position.
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The Mamba Sports Academy was hosting a tournament on Sunday, and players kneeled as they learned of Bryant's death.
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Ms. Hawkes learned of the Supreme Court's decision as she finished her first shift at the laundromat on Monday.
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"For me, social media tells you everything," said Draymond Green, who learned of Kerr's return by checking his smartphone.
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She wrote that when she learned of the allegations, she demanded Baker receive counseling and launched an internal investigation.
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Some DHS officials who learned of McAleenan's resignation late Friday were concerned about what and who would come next.
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A few months after I learned of the threat of Skate World's closing, Donald J. Trump was elected president.
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If not, why did he not fire Mr. Flynn weeks earlier, when he apparently first learned of his lies?
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While working as a Special Olympics volunteer, he learned of a disturbing fitness problem for many of the participants.
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NBC has maintained that Mr. Lauer was fired as soon as managers learned of a misconduct complaint against him.
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LabCorp and Quest Diagnostics both dropped AMCA after they learned of the breach, as well as Conduent and CareCentrix.
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The paper also said investigators "learned of calls" between Schiller and David Pecker, the head of American Media Inc.
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Last week, John Jay College learned of Isaacson's "future dead cops" tweet, and he was placed on administrative leave.
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The municipal power company learned of the deliberations and offered the airport a significant cost savings on its rate.
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Yeidi Caro, his sister, first learned of the news when a friend called to mistakenly say he was kidnapped.
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Ellis also learned of a spreadsheet that Google employees had created for men and women to share their salaries.
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Investigators said they learned of the alleged fraud after the bail deal's terms were set, according to court documents.
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Employees understand that the departure came after management learned of his relationship with a female employee, three people said.
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She only learned of his death from an acquaintance, with no official word from Wagner or the Russian authorities.
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The special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, removed the agent from the investigation when he learned of the texts.
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The Washington Post recently learned of the death and became the first English-language news outlet to report it.
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In a statement, Aristeia said it had learned of McKinsey's role advising Valeant only when contacted by The Times.
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We only learned of Musk's tunnelling ambitions last December when the mogul mused about LA's traffic problems on Twitter.
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When the video emerged in November, the N.F.L. suspended Hunt, though it had learned of the altercation months earlier.
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"The review was designed to pinpoint the date on which each of the four senior officers first learned of the security investigation that uncovered the breach and to determine whether any of those officers was informed of or otherwise learned of the security investigation before his trades were executed," the report states.
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I first learned of Araiza during a conversation with Leonardo Spencer, owner of taco al pastor-specialist El Tizoncito Taqueria.
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"I never saw him perform live," he said, adding that he learned of the monologist's work through videos and texts.
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Per the report, Kardashian learned of the alleged hookup and ended things with the father of her daughter, True Thompson.
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It was just last month that we learned of Facebook-owned Instagram's likely plan to steal a key Pinterest feature.
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Anthony Bourdain's mother is opening up about how she learned of the celebrity chef's death from apparent suicide on Friday.
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The Sheriff's Office said 14 inmates had access to the kiosk in question before the vendor learned of the breach.
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Once visitors learned of the primate's habit, many would purposefully throw the animal lit cigarettes to get her to smoke.
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The report also notes that Fischer was interviewed twice, and said he learned of the officers' misconduct in October 2016.
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When Walmart learned of corruption risks, the company did not "sufficiently investigate the allegations" or mitigate them, the SEC said.
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The district said in a statement to the paper that board members and administrators learned of Amero's indictment Monday morning.
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"There was sadness, of course," Sarah tells PEOPLE of the moments she and her husband, Jason, learned of the diagnosis.
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As so many others before him, Trudeau learned of Trump&aposs ire straight from the president&aposs fingers on Twitter.
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But, he added, the club "did a great job" and "did everything they could" when it learned of the injury.
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Clayton, who was installed as chairman in May, only learned of the 2016 breach in August through the enforcement investigation.
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A senior administration official in Washington said colleagues learned of the tweet storm about Obama only after Trump sent them.
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He said he's also learned of instances where the system incorrectly redirects revenue after someone makes a false copyright claim.
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He said he was advised to return to Sandringham by a police officer, and only subsequently learned of Fairweather's injury.
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Sarah Lawrence College said in a statement obtained by The Hill that the college had just learned of the indictment.
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Iraq, a key American ally against Islamic State, was "taken aback," having learned of the ban through American news media.
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Judge Alsup wasn't happy that he learned of a prior attempt at arbitration through the news and not the lawyers.
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I was embarrassed by this, and embarrassed to be embarrassed about something so petty after I'd learned of such horrors.
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The night of her primary win, CNN host Brian Stelter admitted he'd only learned of Ocasio-Cortez eight days before.
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Officers learned of the warrant as they were en route to the home in the Highland area of San Bernardino.
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It is with great sadness that I have learned of the death of Dolores O'Riordan, musician, singer and song writer.
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George is the one who invited Fauna to L.A. in the first place after she learned of her true heritage.
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"When Athina learned of Doda's cheating in March, she left Wellington, Florida, and has not returned," the source tells PEOPLE.
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A reporter for The New York Times learned of the event, which was not publicized by the de Blasio team.
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Mr. Modanlo, 55, said in an interview that he was shocked when he learned of the proposed deal on Jan.
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Hillary is happy to oblige with a sample of the now-oft-quoted moment when Trump learned of Mueller's appointment.
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The Michigan company said it has received no reports of illnesses and learned of the potential problem after routine tests.
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University officials learned of the event being scheduled for April 27 when they read it in a newspaper, he said.
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TechCrunch first learned of Kleiner's pending investment in Prisma (formerly Graphcool) back in March, when the deal hadn't yet closed.
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The legal group said it learned of the death through someone in contact with the family it could not identify.
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Why it matters: Lightspeed today tweeted that it regrets not taking "stronger action" when it learned of Caldbeck's alleged behavior.
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That information breaks with Obama&aposs initial claims that he learned of Clinton&aposs private email from the media reports.
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Most people first learned of Damore after his 10-page document railing against Google's diversity efforts was published by Gizmodo.
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When Villagómez learned of the case, he approached several of his victims to ask if they had filed the complaint.
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"The first I learned of it was when I woke up and checked my phone," she told the Daily Mail.
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And once people on the inside learned of his investigation, they anonymously fed him bits and pieces of information, too.
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When Sammarco first learned of Taye's death in January, she was shocked that an 8-year-old would commit suicide.
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Health officials learned of the E. coli illnesses in early August and linked them to the Chipotle outlet within days.
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Paolo Zampolli, a UN ambassador and a longtime friend of the pair, told PEOPLE that after he learned of Mrs.
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In a statement on Tuesday, DiCaprio's representatives said he had first learned of the probe through press reports in July.
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The White House denies that, and Pence on Thursday reiterated that he only first learned of Flynn's lobbying in March.
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During one of our recent conversations, she learned of Deacy's involvement and was frank about her disgust of the violence.
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Doctors at the VCU Health Pauley Heart Center in Richmond, Virginia, learned of Gilmore's condition and agreed to help her.
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Bachelorette villain Chad Johnson said he thought the whole thing was a joke when he first learned of the story.
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However, investigators had already learned of his affair with Nichol Kessinger, which they proceeded to tell him, the docs state.
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Investigators say Papadopoulos had told them he met with the professor before he learned of his role in the campaign.
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Cooper's testimony suggests that top officials also questioned the legality of Trump's actions as soon as they learned of them.
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The cast learned of Brexit and Trump's election from passing walkers but did not know if the news was true.
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Wonder was performing in Atlantic City, N.J., when he learned of McCain's death from brain cancer, according to People magazine.
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And Ms. Weber received an email from a high school friend who had learned of the broken engagement on Facebook.
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RAHMAN When I learned of the result, I did the very British thing and made myself a cup of tea.
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The first took place at home in late November 2014, two months before he learned of his terminal cancer diagnosis.
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The company first learned of the potential link to the illnesses Monday night and voluntarily pulled the salad from stores.
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Ms. McSally, who was the first female fighter pilot to fly in combat for the Air Force, learned of Mrs.
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More than 3,200 people were evacuated from Liberty Island after officials learned of a bomb scare at around 11 a.m.
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Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, said he only learned of the Rivington House sale in late March from news reports.
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The Dutch Embassy in Qatar said it had been helping the woman from the moment it learned of her arrest.
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The White House says Trump ordered the flags be lowered as soon as he learned of the Annapolis mayor's request.
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The company learned of the problem in May when a 2014 Chevrolet Silverado crashed and its air bags didn't deploy.
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In Garden City, Mr. Mohamed said his instinct after he learned of the plot was to pack up and leave.
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Potter learned of Moore's plight on Reddit in January after his daughter used the site to scope out possible donors.
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During Circe's childhood, the Hamilton ancestry was not a part of family conversations; she learned of it only last fall.
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Esty learned of the allegations within days, the Post reported, but kept Baker on the payroll for three more months.
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" He also claimed to have learned of an alleged text she sent that said, "MFer is going to go down.
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When I first learned of Bacon at that time, Bacon was not nearly as publicly accepted as he is nowadays.
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Instead, his family learned of his fate when the Associated Press published a report about his demise in March 2010.
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Lawler learned of the suit, read it, and decided at that point she should separate herself from the Bikram Empire.
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Her father, Abdul Aziz Sheikh, learned of the shooting at her school through a TV report on his local news.
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It was only after Turkish officials suggested he had been killed that their superiors investigated and learned of the killing.
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As my respondents told me on their questionnaires, most people learned of the market plunge through direct word of mouth.
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Marie recognized the puzzle but didn't know it had a name, and couldn't remember exactly how she learned of it.
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Her first campaign manager only learned of her announcement, live on CNN, from a reporter calling to ask about it.
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Business Insider has learned of additional departures that take the total to at least 10, which haven't been previously reported.
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The Roots were scheduled to play Sunday, but the show was cancelled after Austin police learned of a bomb threat.
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During my yearlong tenure, I learned of so much wonderful advocacy and research and spoke at conferences around the country.
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Canadian officials said Wednesday they had learned of a second Canadian, Michael Spavor, who may have been detained by China.
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Mr. Lagomarsino, who learned of the indictment while he was being interviewed on live television, insisted that he was innocent.
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"I wish him luck," the real Trump said when he learned of the arrest, according to White House pool reports.
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John A. Olien, my great-uncle, was killed by German machine gunners, but the family never learned of the circumstances.
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After it learned of his behavior, Kent "actively discouraged" him from working in other schools and denied him a recommendation.
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That is precisely what George H.W. Bush did when he learned of Anita Hill's accusation against Clarence Thomas in 1991.
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A few months later, one of her cousins learned of the Homelessness Prevention Program at Dorot, a social services agency.
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When he learned of the funeral, he chose to stay, though like so many others he did not know Lesandro.
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Mr. Rowley's brother, Matthew, said he had learned of the poisoning from a friend who heard it on the news.
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Pakistan's official stance — and the Americans' — has been that Pakistani officials learned of the raid only after it took place.
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He played a jazz funeral for a Houston woman, where he learned of friends who had died in the flooding.
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He said he learned of the project's goal of building an atomic bomb only when it was dropped on Japan.
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What is the implication, if any, of these texts being exchanged before we learned of the killing of Mr. Khashoggi?
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There were no negotiations between Mr. Cuomo and federal authorities; state officials only learned of the ban on Wednesday night.
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When administrators learned of this in 1982, Mr. Lyman was permitted to retire at the end of the school year.
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Mr. Kleinfeld implies that he has learned of Mr. Singer's purported antics during the 2006 visit to the soccer championship.
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I learned of Bob's passing while I was in France, where he'd worked for the Paris Review in the 1950s.
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He said he and his fellow passengers on the Wuhan flight learned of the lockdown in that city mid-flight.
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LIFE IN LIMBO Ann, Tai's girlfriend of a year, recalled the anxiety she felt when she learned of his arrest.
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The CBI first learned of CAM's possession of the documents when it questioned Modi's office staff, the police source said.
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Rubio fired his last chief of staff in January after he learned of allegations of inappropriate conduct against the individual.
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As it frequently happens, the more I saw and learned of Brooklyn, the more I wanted to see and learn.
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The D.C.C.C. shut down its computer system for a week — from the moment it learned of the attack in June.
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Mr. Mulvaney has told associates he learned of the substance of Mr. Trump's July 25 call weeks after the fact.
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The indictment claims Wilkins learned of the recording by the deputy in 85033, believing he planned to make it public.
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Laquna Ross, Marrable's daughter, said she only learned of the insect-infested conditions shortly before her father's death last week.
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The statement said that "with total surprise and disappointment," the company learned of the investigation and "energetically condemns" the behavior.
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Lori Alhadeff, hours after dropping off her daughter Alyssa, raced back to the school when she learned of the shooting.
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The White House reportedly learned of the hire as Pence was traveling to Peru for the Summit of the Americas.
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"We were in there with Antwerp and Milan!" said Melody, who learned of the distinction after a friend phoned her.
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When I learned of the comandante's death, I realized that from now on we would have to fend for ourselves.
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But multiple reports last week said Kelly first learned of the allegations against Porter last year and took no action.
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I first learned of the place from Lapo Elkann, the Fiat heir and style avatar, who ordered his shirts there.
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United Nations officials learned of the executions from a statement posted on the Ministry of Justice's Facebook page, she said.
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More trickery in Alabama race: The Times has learned of a second stealth campaign in the state's 2017 Senate race.
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Citing anonymous sources within the ministry, the newspaper said that the authorities first learned of food poisoning symptoms on Feb.
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Having overcome an early skepticism, he was eager to attend the grand opening — before he learned of the president's visit.
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He regularly posts his paintings on Facebook and Instagram, which is how I believe Dan Devening learned of his work.
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King learned of the motion to vacate his charges from a phone call with the Innocence Project, according to Cleveland.
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It's the most suspicious single event we've learned of in more than a year of coverage of the Russia scandal.
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Raised a Catholic, he learned of his Jewish ancestry when his grandmother declined to receive the last rites from a priest.
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Out of an abundance of caution, it said it added more chlorine into its system when it learned of this incident.
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I learned of his desire to get back to UT, so I helped him along that very complex and bureaucratic process.
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Seth had recently learned of a new surgery that redirects remaining nerves so they can control the prosthesis using brain signals.
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While some details are light, like how police first learned of this creep show, we do know a few disturbing facts.
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The world learned of He's experiment earlier this week, though we're still waiting to see outside scientific confirmation of his assertions.
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The women who learned of Alldred's betrayal became diligent detectives, and worked together to take down the con man for good.
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James Mattis, Trump's secretary of defense, had already approved the raid by the time Trump learned of it, the official added.
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One parent of a student at the school told WFMJ she learned of the allegations from her son, not the school.
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Some visitors learned of the child's death through family members who called or texted to see if they were all right.
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That is months before the previously known breach, which Equifax says began in May and it learned of in late July.
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Muinudinillah Basri, Saifuddin's brother, said by telephone he had learned of his brother's death after receiving a photo of his body.
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When we learned of a potential data breach we immediately, and aggressively, began pursuing multiple avenues available to uncover what occurred.
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During his concert on Sunday night in New York City, West learned of his wife's ordeal and immediately stopped the show.
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A senior administration official in Washington said colleagues learned of the tweet storm about Obama only after Trump had sent them.
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"It is with great sadness that we learned of the passing of a Cisco employee, Vishnu Viswanath," a company spokesperson said.
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Twitter learned of the withdrawal in a meeting with the Department of Justice earlier today, and has subsequently withdrawn its lawsuit.
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The post was removed when BuzzFeed News learned of its existence after receiving an advance copy of the Citizen Lab report.
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TCW had hired an independent law firm to look into Tirschwell's allegations after it learned of them, according to the memo.
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Since Robin the hamster's owners learned of their pet's tumor, they've made sure he's living his final days to the fullest.
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Over the years, when I learned of relatives back in Kiev dying of cancer, I wondered if Chernobyl was to blame.
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Cabinet members were reported to be "stunned" when they learned of her opinion a few minutes before she informed the country.
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When Price learned of the Guard's claim that it had moved Emily out of harm's way, she decided to speak out.
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" When he learned of the devastation wreaked upon his favorite date night spot, he immediately thought, "We've got to do something.
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While speaking with PEOPLE, the 50-year-old singer revealed that he first learned of the phenomenon while being pranked himself.
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IKEA recently learned of this tip-over incident – which took place in September 2011 – through the CPSC (Consumer Product Safety Commission).
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In both jobs, Vechery learned of the growing number of companies that are empowering customers with information about their own bodies.
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When we learned of a potential data breach we immediately, and aggressively, began pursuing multiple avenues available to uncover what occurred.
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When USA Gymnastics first learned of athlete concerns regarding Dr. Nassar in the summer of 2015, the organization acted without hesitation.
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But even on Monday, he said, he learned of an immigrant mother who had yet to make contact with a lawyer.
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Instead Young paired up with Beck, a solo practitioner who learned of Young's story and offered to represent him for free.
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And here's where Yahoo could have done more: there is speculation they may have learned of the breach in early August.
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Several Secret Service agents who spoke to VICE News learned of Alles' ouster through news coverage and phone calls from reporters.
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He insists on it even after the local hospital rejects hosting Fiennes to perform the surgery, having learned of its harmfulness.
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Bingaman's mother, Donna Lawson, who lives in Pennsylvania, jumped on a plane as soon as she learned of her daughter's death.
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Then there were the analysts at one larger ratings agency who learned of flaws in outside models used to determine ratings.
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Indeed, these are our first tantalizing glimpses of a mysterious realm whose existence astronomers only learned of a few decades ago.
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So did two relatives of Egyptian victims on the voyage, who separately learned of their relatives' fates by questioning the brokers.
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In January, Alison learned of the paralyzed pup, who was found abandoned in a North Dakota ditch, and took her in.
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Yahoo has yet to formally acknowledge when it learned of the breach, which remains the biggest unanswered question to industry insiders.
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Laurita had learned of the apparent set-up and warned Gorga before all hell broke loose at the Posche fashion show.
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University officials learned of the event being scheduled for April 27 when they read about it in a newspaper, he said.
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University officials also learned of complaints against Nassar after Michigan State launched a Title IX investigation into the doctor in 2014.
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They were watching Spanish-language television when they learned of the Trump administration&aposs announcement that it would end mass separations.
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Olaiz's mom, 35-year-old Lara Husary, learned of the condition when she was just 20 weeks pregnant with her daughter.
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According to the Guardian, Ali later moved to Canada but was deported to the U.S. after locals learned of his past.
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Reuters reported Monday that the move had been under consideration since the U.S. government learned of a threat several weeks ago.
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"The moment we learned of this news, all the bank stocks plunged and anyone who bought them was underwater," Cramer said.
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Spokeswoman Heather Nauert said two weeks ago the State Department learned of incidents at its embassy in Havana in late 2016.
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"He only learned of the extent of the positions in January and took steps to address the situation," the spokesman said.
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In mid-February, Refinery29 learned of a boycott of Trump Model Management by industry makeup artists, stylists, and photographers via Facebook.
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Bilyeu said she didn't know her son was homeless until she learned of his death from the Orange County coroner's office.
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Ravi, though, had surreptitiously learned of Clementi's sexual orientation and spied on him remotely during an intimate encounter with another man.
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It is just recently that we have learned of the disturbing rise of narcopoliticians who use drug money to buy votes.
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Regulators learned of these prescriptions in 2015, after a family member discovered that her relative was receiving Nuedexta without her consent.
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US officials learned of the letter's substance through diplomatic channels in the absence of reading the letter itself, the person said.
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Queen Elizabeth II: It was with sadness that I learned of the death of President George H W Bush last night.
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Uber did not say when Khosrowshahi first learned of the breach, or reveal the specific date of its disclosure to SoftBank.
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The FBI's seventh director learned of his termination via televised news reports while appearing before an FBI audience in Los Angeles.
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He was hospitalized just before the hurricane hit, nearly two weeks ago, and the family has just learned of his death.
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Yahoo, which then owned more than 40 percent of Alibaba, said it learned of the move only after it was completed.
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FBI Director James Comey learned of his firing from a television news report, according to CNN and The New York Times.
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Working as a mining financier in London when the war began, Hoover learned of the dire food situation in occupied Belgium.
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Anecdotally, we learned of some drillers having to turn down already scarce jobs because of their difficulty in securing quality personnel.
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As Mr. Muhammad was making his way back to Faryab, Mr. Basir learned of his son's plans and set up ambushes.
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According to BIC, Brownell learned of the possibility that Diallo was a worker for the company from labor advocates in January.
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Once Smith learned of the decision, he walked out of his office and into the newsroom where he shouted the news.
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"It is with immense sadness that I learned of Charlie's sudden passing," said Jean Todt, president of the International Automobile Federation.
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"We've recently learned of the allegation and are working with our Afghan counterparts to look into it," he said on Monday.
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A Thomas Cook flight attendant said she learned of the company's collapse and that she had lost her job from Facebook.
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Disability In midsummer, I learned of the death of Laurie Hoirup, a prominent 60-year-old disability rights advocate in California.
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He explained to the committee that he had two bad options when he learned of the existence of new Clinton emails.
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Sheriff Joe Lombardo said the LVMPD had learned of 200 instances of the gunman being seen in Las Vegas, always alone.
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As police investigated the complaint, they say they learned of three other alleged victims, all of whom were 5 years old.
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Mr. Rosenberg said he and other local officials learned of the intrusion in 2013 but were asked not to discuss it.
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A White House aide, speaking anonymously to news outlets, said officials first learned of Sessions's talks with Kislyak through media reports.
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Halpern-Felsher said she learned of at least one school that used materials from Juul after a student's mother contacted her.
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But he acknowledged that Facebook did not notify the FTC in 2015 when it first learned of that company's data-harvesting.
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Cabada's wife, he said, divorced Farfan after only six months of marriage, as soon as she learned of his drug trafficking.
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A spokesman for Japan Tobacco said the company was surprised by the allegations, which it had learned of through the media.
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But Democrats say Mueller simply acted promptly as soon as he learned of the texts to remove Strzok from his team.
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When we started looking into the company, we learned of accusations that celebrities are allowed to run wild at H.Wood properties.
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After all, Mattis' close ally, former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, learned of his likely firing on a trip to Africa.
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His wife was still in the process of packing up to join him in Washington when she learned of his death.
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Comey wasn't at FBI headquarters when Schiller delivered the letter, and instead learned of his firing from a TV news report.
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But throughout the past year, we've learned of secret meetings, intercepted phone calls, overseas contacts, lies to the FBI and more.
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But I have known plastic surgeons who, when they learned of my surgical potential, tried to sell me on the idea.
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Then Nigel Powell, the longtime head of communications for Nike, learned of the decision and "went ballistic," the former employee said.
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"Today, we learned of our first case of someone who works in a domestic annex in Washington, DC," the email read.
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Loeffler denied any wrongdoing, stating she has used a third-party adviser and had not learned of the sales until afterward.
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Three said they only learned of the new standards when they asked their manager whether they might qualify for paid leave.
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The charges come nearly nine months after officials at Somerset High School first learned of the allegations, according to RiverTown Multimedia.
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Police first learned of Kowalczyk's crimes after he was stopped by Des Moines, Washington Police for several traffic violations on Dec.
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Comey learned of the letter from TV news reports that aired while he was speaking to his staff in Los Angeles.
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When we learned of this breach of trust, we conveyed our concern to Dr. Baselga's institution, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
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Panzy Edwards, Dakota's mother, said on Friday that she had learned of the civilian board's decision when contacted by local journalists.
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Getsy originally learned of Varble from unpublished transcripts of the sculptor Scott Burton speaking to The Advocate in the early '80s.
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FDA Commissioner Stephen Hahn said in a statement late Sunday that once FDA learned of the issue, it worked with CDC.
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They learned of the theft only when the Internal Revenue Service confronted them for not declaring a tax refund as income.
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About a year ago, a distant friend of our family learned of her condition and began a closer friendship with her.
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Once Christine learned of that unexpected relation, she decided she had to help Adam rid his family of their worst secrets.
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We have learned of unprecedented millions being purged from the rolls since 22019 — which has not been addressed during the debates.
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Regardless, the fact that he posted it just as the world learned of the split makes some wonder about the timing.
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Both said they had second thoughts about being at the show when they learned of Pamella Roland's ties to Mr. Trump.
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I learned of this particular bit of hysteria when it was being discussed one night on Anderson Cooper's show on CNN.
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Many Muslim leaders were outraged when they learned of the surveillance, and demanded the resignation of the N.Y.P.D. commissioner, Raymond Kelly.
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Corbyn learned of his victory just before noon on Saturday, September 22013, 21975, in a small conference room overlooking Parliament Square * .
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The special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, learned of the meeting's true purpose from The Times, prompting him to investigate further.
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Sesame Workshop said it learned of the trailer two weeks ago and asked that the tagline be removed but was rebuffed.
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She had learned of the drone video footage showing Sergeant Chapman's efforts to continue fighting after the SEAL team had left.
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The admission caught White House staffers off guard; Sanders said she first heard Trump learned of the reimbursement during Giuliani's interview.
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Speaking to reporters early Tuesday, Manchester's chief constable, Ian Hopkins, said the police learned of the explosion around 10:33 p.m.
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American officials would not comment on how they learned of his travel plans or say whether the Russian government had cooperated.
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Chris Martin, a Honda spokesman, said in an email the company learned of the incident through a legal claim in March.
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Mr. Pérez, his viola teacher, learned of the news when he saw his student's name suddenly appear on Twitter that day.
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After it learned of "these regrettable actions," the association said, it suspended its sanctioning of the tournament, pending a detailed review.
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Alexander Vindman, the top Ukraine specialist in the National Security Council, testified that he learned of a hold in early July.
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The idea to honor the city's roots came to Mayor Woody Jacobs after he learned of a pyramid in Fredericksburg, Tex.
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Once Congress learned of the scheme and began investigating it, Trump launched a scorched-earth campaign against the legislative branch itself.
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Mifsud told Papadopoulos he'd learned of the emails during a trip to Russia, but who told him is still not known.
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Aaliyah's uncle and then-manager, Barry Hankerson, learned of the wedding as the couple were flying to Florida for their honeymoon.
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Trump released the rough transcript in September, after the public learned of the existence of the whistleblower complaint about the call.
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On the rebel side, Sidorenko learned of her husband's death at the time, but did not know where his body was.
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So she was cautiously optimistic when she learned of a clinical trial for a medication that could potentially reverse peanut allergies.
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Farkhanur Gavrilova, 67, from the central Russian village of Kedrovoye, said she only learned of her son's death from an acquaintance.
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The district attorney learned of the incident from the complainant's attorney last week, after DiGaudio was accused of coaching a witness.
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Trump first learned of the allegations against Porter on Tuesday ahead of the first story on the domestic abuse, Shah said.
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Several days after Equifax says it learned of the hack, company executives unloaded almost $2 million worth of shares, Bloomberg reports.
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It said it only learned of Coulter's complaints after she began tweeting about it on July 15, following the flight's arrival.
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Ms. Ali first learned of her cancer in 2017 while working on a pop-up restaurant at the United States Open.
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In a post on Instagram, Mellencamp said they learned of the shooting from the leasing and management company overseeing the home.
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Ms. Harris said she learned of the case in a New York Times column last year — after which she urged testing.
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Dingell first learned of Trump's broadside while at a dinner in D.C. with some of her colleagues following the impeachment vote.
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The university had learned of the contents of the article just a few hours before releasing the statement, The Post said.
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For all they knew, I might have just been jilted, received a horrid diagnosis or learned of a loved one's death.
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Thanks to the IG, the public learned of the text messages between Strzok and Page, and the fact that special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE removed Strzok from the Russia probe once he learned of them.
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He had learned of the matter during the annual session of China's parliament—the boy's family had posted bloody pictures of him.
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At the time, an anti-terrorism task force was surveilling Rahim around the clock because authorities had learned of the beheading plot.
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"I was thinking I was the worst mother in the world," Leslie, 43, recalls of the moment she learned of the accident.
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It said J.C. Penney kept selling its infringing products for two months after the Plano, Texas-based retailer learned of Burberry's objections.
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When he learned of Garvey's vision and movement, J. Edgar Hoover circulated an internal memo stating his clear intention to target him.
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The USDA learned of the inhumane conditions at the dealer after receiving a video from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
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