But let it be known that Illinois had them first.
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So let it be known – I do my own mooning.
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Let it be known, South London is on fire right now.
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On other days, he'd let it be known he was reconsidering.
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Let it be known: Brian Stelfreeze is a good guy. Owl.
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"Bloomberg let it be known he liked strong personalities," Randolph wrote.
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Siatta let it be known that he still intended to enlist.
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Let it be known... If you do not we're coming for you.
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Let it be known worldwide ... "Nature Boy" Ric Flair is back, baby!!!
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He often let it be known that it wasn't easy having green.
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But if there were others like me, then let it be known.
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Some are serious about doing so but don't let it be known.
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"He let it be known that it was over," the diplomat said.
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City Hall let it be known that earlier administrations had created the backlog.
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Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor, let it be known that she supported her minister.
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Let it be known, however, that Erlich's gift for vulgar phrasing is formidable.
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Also, let it be known that one time Hagendorf left himself a review:
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Let it be known that homophobic and transphobic language is absolutely not allowed.
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"Well let it be known how they really feel about us," she wrote.
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McCain let it be known that she would never say such a thing.
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But let it be known the man who cried "lynx" was telling the truth.
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So let it be known that Pink and Xtina are no longer at odds.
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And let it be known that Hillary helped raise $1 million for McAuliffe's PAC.
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Let it be known, Scarlett Johansson keeps her promises with fans and doppelgängers alike.
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Let it be known — Jon Bon Jovi, aged 54, can still rock like nobody's business.
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If that documentation shows police in a positive light, that's wonderful — let it be known.
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And she never let it be known that she was going to those prayer breakfasts.
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He also let it be known that he was grounding the firm's fleet of jets.
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If something happens, be safe, but let it be known we won't stand for this.
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So, let it be known that our hero's journey is one deeply rooted in love.
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He has let it be known he is closely monitoring the search and rescue operation.
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Sure enough, Mr Trump has let it be known that he now wants to tackle tax.
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Let it be known that today, November 7, 2018, Oprah dropped her annual Favorite Things list.
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Let it be known it was not avocado toast that did in this millennial's bank account.
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Together, we will let it be known: that this House will truly be the People's House!
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He did let it be known that he was unhappy about them—which didn't help his
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Let it be known that you do not come out intoxicated or smelling like beer, either.
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EDWARD ROSENFELDNEW YORK To the Editor: Let it be known that all translation is cultural appropriation.
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" Earlier on Saturday, Mr. Baldwin let it be known that he would be returning to "S.
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Let it be known that HTGAWM creator, Shonda Rhimes, does not write for the weak of heart.
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She claims Jordan "let it be known there was only room for one celebrity in the relationship."
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And when Lawrence let it be known that he had a girlfriend, Tasha took it in stride.
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Let it be known that Sarah Silverman can do sci-fi: time-travel sci-fi, no less.
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Great stuff -- but let it be known that TMZ Sports got his first comeback pass on camera!!
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Neil cut our guy off and let it be known where he stands ... LEAVE THE CAT ALONE!
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Let it be known that style stops for nothing — not even days upon days of pouring rain.
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A few, almost certainly, let it be known that they expected to be carried by a human.
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More to the present point, the director let it be known that Kanders is here to stay.
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Let it be known: the Six god is not here for your disrespect of women anywhere and anytime.
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And if I hadn't been aware, my peers egregiously let it be known just how different I was.
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And let it be known: Body prefers his sandwiches made with no gloves on—screw a health code.
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But let it be known that I believe in my heart that Betty Shelby got away with murder.
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Let it be known that I am truly shocked and disgusted to my core at her recent actions.
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Let it be known, Steve Bannon has a painting of himself dressed as Napoleon Bonaparte hanging in his office.
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"Let it be known that I believe in my heart that Betty Shelby got away with murder," he said.
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Two days later Tate's director, Sir Nicholas Serota, now 70, let it be known he would retire next year.
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Charlie Baker was more cautious, but he let it be known that he would not be voting for Trump.
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Moving forward, let it be known to all that I enjoyed the ever-loving shit out of this gig.
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President Trump has let it be known that he'd support the organization if it just stopped providing abortions, period.
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Let it be known, I will do all in my power to prevent this from happening in our State.
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Hernandez says he let it be known around the office he wasn't comfortable fudging numbers, and was fired shortly thereafter.
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At the same time, though, McConnell let it be known that he didn't want Trump to declare a national emergency.
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Allies of both Mr Macron and Mrs Merkel let it be known that their bosses are bridling at each other.
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A frustrated President let it be known that members who opposed him would face tough primaries in the next election.
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" "Let it be known that there is no way I could have been associated with armed robbery against my people.
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Not invariably: This spring, she and her fellow principal Cory Stearns let it be known that they were a couple.
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That prompted an ambitious group of Oversight members to let it be known that they're eager for the top role.
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And Elon Musk let it be known on Twitter that he would object to the ban to the president's face.
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So he let it be known to me right away that he wants to win, he wants to win here.
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Mayer has not publicly addressed the issue, though she has let it be known that she has raised concerns internally.
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That one did not fly: Mr. Mandelblit instead let it be known that he was speeding up his timetable accordingly.
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"Let it be known that I believe in my heart that Betty Shelby got away with murder," said Crutcher's father, Rev.
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You know, Representative Kevin McCarthy of California has certainly let it be known that he wants to be the next speaker.
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"Let it be known that if we are attacked we will react collectively and we will react firmly," Le Maire said.
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But let it be known that Facebook has officially won our hearts by showing its reverence for one of comedy's finest.
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But she persisted, and after she let it be known that she might seek a play in New York, he proposed.
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One of Mr Trump's most trusted advisers, she has let it be known that climate change is an issue she cares about.
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We're all going to let it be known we're okay with this and it's okay to do this and we legally can.
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"If you're not familiar with what he did..." But the audience let it be known that it wanted no excuses about Spicer.
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And while fans loved that darker moment, they let it be known on Twitter that they're not mad at this look, either.
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Both George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush let it be known immediately the real estate mogul wouldn't be getting their endorsements.
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He let it be known that he favored a special counsel in the fund-raising case and a new inquiry into Waco.
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The expletive was directed less at firms than at pro-EU bodies such as the CBI, he later let it be known.
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But Trump quickly let it be known that he appreciated Scaramucci's passion, and found it contemptible that Priebus didn't fight back publicly.
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"What I am saying is that when the president has a decision to make, he will let it be known," Spicer said.
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He has let it be known that he plans to go next summer, after Brexit, but seems determined to resist leaving before then.
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Lyles won their only meeting this year, a 100m in Shanghai, and Coleman let it be known afterward there would be another round.
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Mattis has let it be known that he dislikes the nickname "Mad Dog," which has unclear origins but continues to stick to him.
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When he first told them that he was gay, at eighteen, "they let it be known that this was not O.K.," Sando recalls.
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Recently, the administration let it be known it opposes the Equality Act, a nondiscrimination bill for LGBTQ people, which recently passed the House.
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Let it be known that Ashley Volk had loved Sam Siatta since elementary school, the age of True Love Always in sidewalk chalk.
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I think the least I can do is to let it be known right now that I am not a candidate for president.
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"Let it be known that I am shocked and disgusted to my core at her [Lisa's] actions," Jerrod posted in an Instagram story.
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Gail Samuel, the executive director, who served as acting president during the search, let it be known she was interested in the job.
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After meeting the new publisher, Beckett, now a Nobel laureate, let it be known that he would never give another book to Grove.
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The network soon let it be known that Mr. Napolitano was being sidelined "for the foreseeable future," as The Los Angeles Times reported.
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King Maha Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavarangkun, who let it be known early on that he was closely following the search effort, donated food and supplies.
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I felt agony yet urgency and a civic duty to let it be known, in a confidential manner, prior to the nominee being selected.
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Kissinger has criticized Trump's proposal to ban Muslims from entering the United States and let it be known he would prefer a different nominee.
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Last December, to the dismay of many Vermonters and some of its franchisees, the company let it be known it was considering other opportunities.
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Here's a bit of the pair's history: Biles let it be known way back in 2013 on Twitter that she thought Efron was bae.
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"I've let it be known that I've enjoyed it and I'd like to stay," Staal said during the NHL Player Media Tour on Thursday.
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If you've never made your own mayo before, let it be known that it's about a zillion times better than the store-bought stuff.
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Mattarella, who stresses that Italy must meet its European commitments, has let it be known through his aides that he does not want Savona.
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If the Houston Rockets suddenly let it be known that James Harden was available for a trade, how much could they get for him?
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Soon after Mr. Trump declared his candidacy, I let it be known on "Access Hollywood Live" that I thought this was an absurd idea.
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"Please let it be known that, like every trader or bank, I have no knowledge how my clients get their money," Mr. Ghorbaniyan said.
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Now before you accuse me of possessing Anna Nicole levels of bimbo pragmatism, let it be known that I had genuine affection for Richard.
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One of the absentees was out of the country seeking medical care; the others only let it be known that they were somehow indisposed.
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And let it be known that four years before images of the male romper crowded social media feeds, he sent them down the runway.
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The Obama administration quickly let it be known that, in fact, intelligence leaders always intended to brief Mr. Trump on Friday in New York.
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After the news conference his press office quietly let it be known that the mayor would speak at two events in Iowa this weekend.
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Didn't get to see the box opened, but a phone call let it be known that it was beautiful and just what the mother wanted.
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Fair enough if the ad gets more Americans drinking Australian wine, but let it be known: Most Aussies consider themselves better than that p*ss.
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Germany -- one of Israel's closest allies -- let it be known last week that it had been "profoundly shaken" by the passage of the Regulation Law.
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I'll resist a comparison to a certain big-budget crossover movie from April, but let it be known: This is a crossover movie as well.
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Its federal, democratic system will give voters plenty of chances to let it be known how badly Mr Modi has messed up his rupee rescue.
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Let it be known that we are absolutely here for the new version of The Lion King, whether it features Beyoncé's "Texas" accent or not.
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Making the press rounds before the show, Gervais let it be known that he'd been given the freedom to say whatever he wanted this year.
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Let it be known that the most important time of your entire life to have a good pair of leggings is when you are pregnant.
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Less than a week after G.E.'s announcement, he let it be known that Kleban Properties would try to buy the 70-acre G.E. campus.
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"Please let it be known that I would never do anything that would put my team, family or anyone else in harm's way," Hoiberg says.
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Vice President Mike Pence and other members of Mr. Trump's team let it be known privately that the president would not back such a deal.
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Ms Vestager let it be known as she announced her €2.4bn fine that her team is making progress in two other investigations into the firm's services.
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Before the election the agencies let it be known that they had concluded Russia hacked, stole and leaked documents which damaged Hillary Clinton, Mr Trump's opponent.
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" In Thiel's personal application letter, he wrote that "it would give me great pride to let it be known that I am a New Zealand citizen.
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Ms Vestager has let it be known, too, that Google is likely to be found guilty in the two other cases she has launched against it.
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Much of the competition, meanwhile, has used the moment to let it be known that they aren't slowing down older model phones the way Apple has.
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The accusations against Iran—unnamed officials let it be known that it might have been planning to attack America's forces or its allies—was suspiciously unspecific.
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Even before his resignation he had let it be known that he was deeply unhappy about the Chequers agreement, reportedly comparing it to "polishing a turd".
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Let it be known that all seven members of WIRED Book Club finished the assigned reading on time—and now we're dying to talk about it.
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Related: Julia Louis-Dreyfus has breast cancer But she took a moment on Thursday to let it be known she is in it to win it.
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Let it be known, though, that the most important time of your entire life to have a good pair of leggings is when you are pregnant.
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The cheap flights that Arty bought usually involved a transfer in Miami or Houston, and Gladys let it be known that she found the stopovers arduous.
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His administration let it be known that it would soon unleash tariffs on steel aimed at constraining China's massive sales of cheap product on world markets.
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"I felt agony yet urgency and a civic duty to let it be known, in a confidential manner, prior to the nominee being selected," Ford wrote.
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Cohen is such an ardent, lifelong Trump fan that he has let it be known he read Trump's Art of the Deal twice as a teenager.
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Pretending he was concerned for her safety -- but obviously communicating the reverse -- he let it be known that the number was awfully close to the threshold.
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In Springfield, Illinois, on November 9, 2015, one woman let it be known that she did, in fact, want to read instead of listen to Trump's speech.
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Mr Tillerson had become increasingly detached from the White House as the president let it be known that he wanted to pursue a more muscular foreign policy.
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Still, with his eye, as ever on ratings, Trump did not let it be known until mid-afternoon on Monday that he had made up his mind.
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The Pentagon then let it be known the withdrawal of US troops would in fact not happen immediately, but it would take place over about four months.
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Let it be known that Kevin Durant is the greatest boon to Mississauga tourism since the Absolute World condos popped up in what passes for a downtown.
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First, McCabe had let it be known in 2017 that he was planning to retire — but only once he became fully eligible for his pension, in March.
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This week, Mr. O'Rourke let it be known that he would not challenge Senator John Cornyn next year in Texas, shrugging off Mr. Schumer's dogged recruitment efforts.
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And as his 500th day drew to a close, Mr. Trump let it be known that he was not about to let his critics mar his celebration.
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On Friday, he let it be known he was not going to let his treatment at the Garden pass without a full public airing of the evidence.
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Through intermediaries and the media, Mr. Trump has let it be known that offering reimbursement as repentance was no guarantee that Mr. Price would keep his job.
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It's all very abstract; in the case of nonspending bills, the minority party simply let it be known that it has enough votes to block the legislation.
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And the best-known Democrat from the blue state stronghold of California, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, also let it be known Friday that she's not on board.
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Susana Mendoza was running for re-election last November as state comptroller, a race she ultimately won, but let it be known she'd be a mayoral candidate.
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"But," she added, "you had to be lucky to catch those media appearances, because Miriam never let it be known that they were about to be broadcast."
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Let it be known, no conflict is too big or bitter enough for two Canadians to pass up an opportunity to be stiflingly polite to each other.
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Tillerson has let it be known that he wants to establish an environment where employees feel empowered to debate policy within the department without the discussions becoming public.
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Mr Sirisena has let it be known that he cannot achieve both the tricky constitutional reforms and the even touchier business of transitional justice at the same time.
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" Around the same time his Japanese counterpart, Shinzo Abe, let it be known that "the employment rate for young people is at a level surpassing all previous records.
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Regardless, let it be known that I'm totally DTO (Down To Olsen), and perhaps the most DTO person on the planet — with the possible exception of Olivier Sarkozy.
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Women in this supposedly greatest nation in the world are currently second-class citizens at best, and we need to let it be known vocally this is unacceptable.
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Let it be known this is not an homage to the male struggle — study after study finds an unfair division of household labor between male and female partners.
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Indeed, the Trump administration has let it be known the United States will not sit back and watch as the nightmare of a nuclear Iran becomes a reality.
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Her aides reached out to former GOP officials, business leaders, and even current politicians to let it be known that as president, Clinton would be open to collaboration.
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One loan was approved a day after a July 27, 2016, call in which Calk let it be known to Manafort he wanted a role in the administration.
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Let it be known that E. asking me to visit Lowe's is like me asking E. to go on an all-day shopping venture to an outlet mall.
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It let it be known that Donald Trump had been unacceptably muzzled and controlled by Washington insiders, and that the new leadership team would make Trump Trump again.
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He let it be known that he does expect formal responses, and hopes the guests will show up in time for the start of the talks on Friday morning.
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It's tough to predict who will all end up on the list, but the NHL let it be known that very few current players will hear their name called.
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"IT WOULD give me great pride to let it be known that I am a New Zealand citizen," Peter Thiel wrote in his application to become one in 2011.
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In a strongly worded statement published to its social media channels, the Detroit Red Wings let it be known their logo would not be commandeered for and by hate.
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After Warren started talking about the four tech giants, along with other critics, the Trump administration let it be known that it was scrutinizing them for potential antitrust violations.
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"I believe the governor purposefully did this first, and then let it be known that he did it later, so that it would be a done deal," Zeigler said.
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The governor had publicly endorsed Mr. Wray for the job on June 1 and let it be known on the day of the nomination that he was his guy.
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Tebow also let it be known that he had spent part of the off-season working on his hitting with Daniel Murphy, the former Met and current Washington National.
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Let it be known that Marie and I are placed in the cage farthest away from the woods and the puzzles, so we are already starting off with a disadvantage.
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Mr Guterres, who has a reputation as a consensus-builder, has quietly let it be known that he will embark on a cost-cutting and streamlining campaign of his own.
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Tossing tight for baggy and stature for pain-free, let it be known that no matter who you are, what you like, or how you look: anything, and everything, goes.
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AT&T has also let it be known that it will allow customers to exchange their device, though the specific parameters around such a plan have yet to be revealed.
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Mr Mnangagwa has also let it be known that he would reverse the racist "indigenisation law" that requires businesses to be mainly owned by black Zimbabweans or by the state.
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Yes, I'm a lifelong vegetarian who has voted for both Bernie Sanders and Jill Stein in the past (but WILL be voting for Hillary in November, let it be known).
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The current Prime Minister David Cameron has already let it be known that he will not fight a third term, meaning the U.K. will have a new leader before 2020.
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He doesn't max out the fat and the funk, the standard tactic now for American cooks who want to let it be known that they are down with Asian cuisines.
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Mr. McCain might have stood back and let them do his dirty work; instead he quietly, firmly let it be known he and his campaign wanted no such underhanded tactics.
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"It's pretty sad when opposing teams let it be known what their game plan is, which is to be physical, hit me and whatever the case may be," Cousins said.
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But I could help educate the public and let it be known it would be desirable for the person in the office of the presidency to get a capacity exam.
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She let it be known that it was alright to be a certain age and not be married, to be a certain age and not have a date on Saturday night.
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If he wants a way to needle the world's largest economy, however, he has set a precedent – and next time he could let it be known that he initiated the call.
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" One administration official with knowledge of the matter told me: "Whitaker let it be known [in the White House] that he was on a team, and that was the president's team.
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Writing in the conservative Washington Times last year, Mr. Carson let it be known that he is no fan of government intervention in the housing market, specifically to force racial integration.
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Meeting with African-American supporters at the White House on Wednesday, the president let it be known that Mr. Douglass, an important figure in American history, had come to his attention.
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After weeks of tweeting, giving interviews and writing his memoirs, John Bolton has let it be known that he will testify before the Senate, if he is subpoenaed by the Senate.
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The brilliant Detroit Lions receiver Calvin Johnson, known as Megatron, recently let it be known that he might walk away from the game, leaving millions upon millions of dollars on the table.
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Vivica A. Fox raised her fist and emphatically let it be known -- "Black Panther" producers, Disney, could do wonders if it donates a big chunk of money to the African-American community.
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By continually making it clear--through petitions, social media campaigns, and of course, purchasing power--audiences can let it be known that we want to see more diverse representations in our media.
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As much fun as Kylie Jenner has been having teasing fans about her pregnancy rumors, she let it be known on Sunday that she is not OK with paparazzi doing the same.
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For anyone who might have gotten here by Googling "How to fix broken Apple Airpod" while standing over an AirPod and a pile of tools, let it be known: don't do it.
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But let it be known: We'd pay a lot more than $15 that to get our hands on whatever George R. R. Martin has written of The Winds of Winter so far.
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The lawmaker who held the seat — a married man and an opponent of abortion — fled Congress after his mistress let it be known that he had pressed her to have an abortion.
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In the five weeks since Mr. Trump fired Mr. Comey, he has let it be known that he has considered firing Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel leading the Russia investigation.
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But Senate Republicans let it be known that they didn't have the votes for a motion to dismiss — so the idea was dropped, guaranteeing the trial will last at least a week.
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But he has remained the elder statesman of Cuba's revolution and, from the beginning of the diplomatic reëngagement with the United States, has let it be known that he distrusts America's intentions.
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" The dearly departed punchline barbarian Sean Price teamed up with Phonte for "Let It Be Known," wherein he expressed the uncompromising dietary stance, "I don't eat tofu, I don't drink soy milk.
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After sweeping the night's top awards for song and record of the year for "Hello" and album of the year for "25," Adele let it be known she thought Beyoncé deserved the latter.
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He had let it be known that he was prepared to dissolve the Knesset and hold a snap election, more than two years ahead of schedule, if he had not got his way.
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The state of play Clinton had not yet finished her two-day swing through the Sunshine State before her campaign let it be known that she would be back in Florida this weekend.
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"Let it be known here today that Noura was a victim of child marriage, forced marriage, rape and denial of justice," said a statement by Hussein's defense team passed on to Equality Now.
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Ivanka and her husband, Jared Kushner, have also let it be known that they sank the idea of an executive order that would have rolled back protections for LGBTQ workers at federal contractors.
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Before you go taking sex advice from the Bombay Night Frog, let it be known that the "dorsal straddle" position, as the newly discovered mating style is called, involves no actual genital contact.
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The restaurant's co-owner, Homer Murray, had let it be known that there would be a special guest bartender on duty that night: his father, the actor and urban folk hero Bill Murray.
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Decamping for the West Coast for two months of "pastiming," as one newspaper put it, Ruth let it be known that he expected the Red Sox owner, Harry Frazee, to double his salary.
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President Trump may not be accepting media reports that his son-in-law sought a back channel to the Kremlin, but the Kremlin let it be known that the Russians would welcome one.
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Nearly 70% of customers gave it 5 stars and let it be known in the reviews that the sous vide is on its A-game even though it's not a specific sous vide device.
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"Let it be known that animal cruelty doesn't go unnoticed in our town," animal control wrote on Facebook, along with several photos of the pooch standing in the snow and after he was rescued.
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If you take anything away from this, just let it be known that the only person Donald Trump could get to play his inauguration so far is a random, albeit a random with success.
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Mrs Clinton's polling lead collapsed, never to recover, even after Mr Comey let it be known, a couple of days before the election, that there was nothing to the new e-mails after all.
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Comey let it be known he felt he had to send the letter as a follow-up to his congressional testimony earlier this year regarding the FBI's probe of Clinton's emails, the source said.
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When the lockout ended, with the musicians approving smaller cuts, Mr. Vanska said he would return to his old post — but let it be known that he believed the orchestra needed new administrative leadership.
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Mr. Ralston, a Republican, said that Mr. Spencer had "disgraced himself," and his office let it be known that Democratic and Republican leaders were in talks about jointly filing an ethics complaint against him.
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" Even Queen Elizabeth shared the general squeamishness; seven years into Thatcher's rule, she let it be known through her press secretary that she considered the Prime Minister to be "uncaring, confrontational and socially divisive.
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Recently, the World Food Programme let it be known it will be canceling its food assistance program in Ukraine -- one of the poorest countries in Europe and the only that relies on food assistance.
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You can accuse PUP of half-assing a lot of things (general hygiene, for starters), but let it be known that when it comes to making music videos, the band uses their whole Canadian ass.
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His French counterpart, Elisabeth Borne, said on Friday the European Commission had let it be known it was willing to increase its share to 50 percent, leaving France and Italy to finance 25 percent each.
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Christie called in to the Hugh Hewitt show to talk politics ... and when the subject of Johnny Manziel possibly joining the Cowboys came up ... the outspoken Governor let it be known ... he's not with it.
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The president has let it be known he's impatient with the hold-up in the Senate over Grenell's confirmation and has told people he had wanted to get it done before Merkel's visit this week.
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Before you think that this is just a little crew of inside-jokers having a laugh over some alligator pear puns, let it be known that there are more than 30,000 readers of this subreddit.
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French Transport Minister Elisabeth Borne said on Friday the European Commission had let it be known it was willing to increase its share to 50 percent, leaving France and Italy to finance 25 percent each.
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But the Iranians and the Syrians, along with their Lebanese ally Hezbollah, realized that something like that was in the offing, and let it be known that they would not let it happen without responding.
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The solution, he suggested, was to hold an election before then, to let the people decide who should be negotiating with the EU. He let it be known that October 15th was his preferred date.
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Trump let it be known that at least one athlete should not expect clemency: O.J. Simpson, who spent time in prison after being convicted on robbery and kidnapping charges in an effort to retrieve memorabilia.
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" Mr. Reich also let it be known what he thought of the speaker: "How can students understand the vapidity of Coulter's arguments without being allowed to hear her make them, and question her about them?
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I throw on Nike leggings, a sports bra from Old Navy that I've determined to be the best running bra I've ever had (let it be known), and an SF marathon long sleeve athletic shirt.
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President Enrique Peña Nieto of Mexico, who had planned to travel to Washington next week to meet with Mr. Trump, let it be known that he was considering canceling his trip, senior Mexican officials said.
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According to one source with knowledge of the matter, he let it be known "respectfully" that the President needed to "pull back" from his venting about his top diplomat and heed his advice to cool it.
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Because let it be known: Whether you're a man or a woman, good-natured rear-patting of someone you aren't 100% sure would welcome it is never as good-natured as you might like to believe.
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He's still in the running for secretary of state, though the Trump team has let it be known that the former Trump nemesis Mitt Romney will be meeting with the president-elect to discuss that job.
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Mr. Trump also took on Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors after Mr. Curry let it be known that he would probably skip his team's visit to the White House to celebrate their N.B.A. championship.
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Perhaps the leadership opportunity for Biden is to let it be known that he will work to solve this rift in the party between the desires of the unions and the needs of vulnerable minority kids.
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However, last July, he changed his mind and announced he'd enter the race after all — and he let it be known that he'd spend $100 million of his own money, an enormous sum, on his campaign.
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Mr. Bolton, Mr. Trump's former national security adviser, has let it be known that he has additional relevant information about the Ukraine affair than other witnesses who defied the White House and testified before the House.
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After Bloomberg's campaign announced this yesterday, the Trump campaign let it be known that it too will spend that amount to run a commercial early in the game, the most-watched television event of the year.
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Sirius also let it be known that the government in August refused a request to guarantee $1bn of bonds in 18 months' time, even though state backing via export credit agencies is common in project finance.
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EMC CEO Joe Tucci, responding to an analyst's question on this morning's earnings call about the status of the Dell deal, let it be known in no uncertain terms that the deal is going forward as planned.
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Buttigieg, who identified himself as "the youngest guy on the stage," has let it be known that he's focused on "generational change" in the past; in fact, his entire campaign seems to be centered around that principle.
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Internationally renowned for their heroic, pioneering work and their well-honed talent for disruptive protest, groups like the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo let it be known that Obama would not be welcome on March 24.
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Benzino got busted for failing to appear in court for a traffic violation, but before cops slapped the cuffs on him ... and he let it be known he thinks the real reason is because of his race.
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He bragged a lot and let it be known that his second wife, the former Peggy Shippen, was good in bed; he also sent Peggy the same love letter he had once sent to another romantic prospect.
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When the prospective and current parents of the Two Rivers community did all they could to shield their young from the violence of the protesters' signs, the protesters let it be known that they were only beginning.
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He made his entrance into the members- and invite-only suite shortly before tip-off (though he was just a guest), and let it be known that he rarely shows up to games before the second quarter.
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Seattle Seahawks defensive end Jadeveon Clowney becomes an unrestricted free agent this offseason, and he let it be known he is looking for one thing in a new team: a solid shot at a Super Bowl ring.
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After the first debate — which, incidentally, all the polls say Trump won — Fox let it be known that the moderators had been prepared to forcibly remove Trump from the debate if he failed to follow the rules.
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The result is that McConnell, who let it be known he didn't want a national emergency, had to stand on the Senate floor and say he supported the president's decision to sign one to keep the government open.
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That was when Xi Jinping, already the world's most powerful man, let it be known that he will change China's constitution so that he can rule as president for as long as he chooses—and conceivably for life.
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Despite the show of cabinet unity in Florence, Boris Johnson, her foreign secretary, has let it be known that he personally shot down the Norwegian model, as well as insisting on a limit of two years for transition.
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"I let it be known that I like girls who have a healthy lifestyle, but nobody in my personal life knows that I get an intense thrill from engaging in sessions with full-on female bodybuilders," says Johnny.
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One of the under-appreciated comic aspects of this explosive story is that Stormy let it be known in her 60 Minutes interview that their supposedly torrid affair now riveting the nation was but a one-night stand.
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When Iraq's prime minister, Haider al-Abadi, tried to walk a delicate tightrope, opposing the Trump sanctions while reluctantly agreeing to observe them, Iran let it be known that Abadi's planned visit to Tehran would not be welcome.
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" In fact, no one even mentioned it — including Mr. Thiel, despite his declaration in documents submitted for his application that "it would give me great pride to let it be known that I am a New Zealand citizen.
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Shakira, 43, who is from Barranquilla, Colombia, had let it be known in the build up to the show that she sympathized with Latinos in the United States, where anti-immigration rhetoric has become more open in recent years.
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" Despite that very aggressive statement — and a later podcast appearance where Lala criticized Lawrence's appearance and drinking habits — the Vanderpump Rules star confirmed last week, "I wanted to let it be known J.Law and I are all good now.
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Even before the show was renewed for another season, the studio let it be known that it was interested in doing reboots of other Lear sitcoms from his 1970s golden age, like All in the Family and The Jeffersons.
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And it's not just Trump who's looking to cool things off: Inside the Kremlin, Putin has let it be known that he's decided to give Trump another chance to mend U.S.-Russian ties, Bloomberg reported, citing four unnamed sources.
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Last December, President Trump's chief of staff, John F. Kelly, let it be known that the red team, blue team debates should be considered "dead," according to people familiar with a White House meeting on the matter that month.
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Less than two years after her retirement from the bench, O'Connor let it be known that John had found a new romance in his care facility in Arizona, an occurrence not uncommon with Alzheimer patients who forget their spouses.
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President Bill Clinton, pivoting sharply to the right during his 1996 re-election campaign, let it be known that he thought it would be a nice thing if Judge Baer — one of his own appointees — resigned from the bench.
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President Sergio Mattarella, who stresses that Italy must meet its European commitments, has let it be known through his aides that he does not want Savona, setting up a potential clash even before the radical government gets off the ground.
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Piles of candy, late boozy nights, and wearing pajamas as clothes seemed like the price we had to pay to get through our mid-twenties, but for those entering responsible adulthood, let it be known, this is not actually the case.
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If people were really genuinely concerned about Russian meddling, and by the way the fact that the spy let it be known that he was looking for dirt, meant that he opened himself up to exploitation by Russian government operatives.
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Steve-O and Kennedy are buds ... so much so that Steve-O let Tim CHOKE HIM OUT at a recent comedy show ... and when we ran into the "Jackass" star at LAX he let it be known ... he's got Tim's back.
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But let it be known that sleeping at the wheel while your company gets breached, turning a blind eye to the evil doings of your largest funding sources and executive immunity from sexual misconduct violations no longer have their place here.
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The Frenchman had let it be known after his third-round victory over the much-heralded Felix Auger-Aliassime that he too was part of tennis's "next generation", yet in the current climate that appears far from a badge of honor.
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The current lease is set to expire in 18903 — after that year's European Championship, for which Hampden will be one of a dozen host sites — and the S.F.A. let it be known that it was keen to explore its options.
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Angry that he was not protected from such publicity stunts, Mr. Salah let it be known that he was considering quitting the national team over the episode, and he posted an enigmatic Twitter message that hinted at his desire for accountability.
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She wanted it back so badly that she volunteered she would pay whatever the market price, and had always let it be known that when Trion was finally ready to flip the 180 Flats, she would still be an eager buyer.
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Furthermore, although the N.H.L. said in its statement that the I.O.C. had let it be known that the league's participation in the 2022 Beijing Games was contingent on its presence in Pyeongchang, the league is striving to make inroads in China.
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It's also the first day on the job of the new chairman of the Federal Reserve, after a weekend when his predecessor, Janet Yellen, let it be known she was most disappointed in not getting a second term from Donald Trump.
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He has, instead, simply let it be known — via Twitter and other means — that he regards the entire inquiry as illegitimate and is in no way impressed by the charges it has brought or the plea agreements it has reached.
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In summer 20173, five months before the Iowa caucuses, her campaign let it be known that Clinton already had commitments from about 440 superdelegates, putting her at close to 20% of the total delegates needed to win the nomination at the convention.
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Mophie is undoubtedly the best-known name in the battery case business, but the company has been keen to distance itself from the space a bit — or, at the very least, let it be known that it has more to offer the world.
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"Let it be known that I believe in my heart that Betty Shelby got away with murder, and I don't know what was in the mind of that jury," Joseph Crutcher, the father of the victim, told reporters after Shelby was acquitted.
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Pras hopped on "TMZ Live" Friday and let it be known that only certain Latin people who have contributed to the culture and those deeply embedded in the black community are given an honorary pass to say the word while singing a song.
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Nissan, a Japanese carmaker, let it be known that it would think twice about whether to build its new Qashqai model at its Sunderland plant—Britain's biggest, where it currently makes 215,000 Qashqais a year—perhaps choosing another one of its factories overseas instead.
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The Panthers let it be known they were about to erase all doubts, dominating the Seahawks from the first play en route to a 31-210 victory that earned them the right to host the N.F.C. championship game next Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals.
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Emmanuel Macron of France, Angela Merkel of Germany and Jean-Claude Juncker of the European Commission have let it be known they want to punish the Brexiteers, yielding not an inch in any deal so as to deter any other departures from their club.
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In recent days, Mr. Priebus, who insists that the committee has stayed scrupulously neutral throughout the contentious primary fight, has also let it be known that he does not plan to let the Trump campaign take over the party apparatus if he captures the nomination.
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When Paul D. Ryan, the House speaker, rose to deliver the keynote address at the Al Smith charity dinner on Thursday night, he immediately let it be known that he wouldn't shy away from jokes about a president who doesn't react well to jokes.
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Madi and Peter revealed the split Thursday night ... just 2 days after an incredibly tense and awkward "After the Final Rose" finale where Peter's mom, Barbara, let it be known in not so friendly terms ... she's never gonna get on board with the relationship.
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" Nowhere has this been more evident than a statement by the protesting students at Amir Kabir University who, while condemning internal suppression, let it be known: "During the past few years, America's presence in the Middle East has produced nothing but increasing insecurity and chaos.
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Notably, John R. Bolton, Mr. Trump's former national security adviser, has let it be known that he has significant information about the Ukraine affair at the heart of the impeachment inquiry but is uncertain whether any congressional subpoena for his testimony would be constitutionally valid.
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At the Microsoft Ignite Conference in September, Microsoft let it be known it was going to be a player in the future of quantum computing, and today the company took another step toward that goal when it released a preview of its quantum computing development kit.
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And so as production of the final season approaches, let it be known that Game of Thrones will shoot many endings, maybe three, maybe five, probably more — upholding a Hollywood tradition of spoiler-proofing a TV narrative outcome with too much riding on it not to.
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But as concerns mount over the detritus of plastics that elude recycling, London's mayor, Sadiq Khan, let it be known on Monday that he wished to redress the balance by providing more drinking fountains and bottle-filling stations while reducing the prevalence of single-use packaging.
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Bureaucrats are experts at slow-rolling initiatives, or outright ignoring them, or leaking embarrassing information to the press—as Trump recently discovered when the National Park Service let it be known that the president demanded new pictures of his inauguration to prove his views on spectator turnout.
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In a letter accompanying his application to Nathan Guy, then minister for internal affairs, Mr Thiel wrote that it would give him "great pride" to let it be known he is a New Zealand citizen and an enthusiastic supporter of the country and its emerging high-tech industry.
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After the President asked Comey to let it be known publicly he was not under investigation, Comey told the President that if he wanted to know details about the bureau's work he should ask the White House counsel to communicate with the the Justice Department, according to the Times.
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Mr. Rodríguez let it be known he was willing to testify in court, and he seemed undeterred by the prospect of antagonizing the Cholos 152, a Mexican-American gang whose members he had come to know and who consider 151st Street and Courtlandt Avenue to be their territory.
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And, having interviewed the Homeland showrunner Alex Gansa this week, who let it be known that Dar's presumed sexual abuse of Peter was not at all a sure thing, I feel I can permit myself again to have a little bit of begrudging fondness for the old man.
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In a seismic shift for a country where hundreds of people have served long prison sentences for speaking out against the Communist Party, he organized community town halls and let it be known that Cubans were welcome to voice their opinions about vexing food shortages and other disappointments.
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The threat is real — there are several examples of smaller but important films that have had more pirate views than legitimate views — and should inspire everyone who loves and values movies to let it be known that we will not stand by and let pirates profit from theft.
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All this, as well as the tennis-playing summers in Kennebunkport, seemed to set him firmly apart from the average Joe, though he let it be known as president that his favourite food was pork rinds, and banned from the White House the broccoli his mother had made him eat.
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"Let it be known that, as long as the contempt situation persists and the National Assembly actions are invalidated, this constitutional court will guarantee that all parliamentary functions will be exercised by this court, or an institution designed by it, in order to safeguard the rule of law," the court wrote.
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Given that the benefit was held in Cleveland, we suspected that convention types might show up and we let it be known we were there to support Musicians on Call and that we in fact repudiate every last stitch of the RNC platform and the grotesque that is their nominee.
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Two sources familiar with the matter said one thing that bothered Trump was the possibility that Bolton let it be known that Vice President Mike Pence shared his opposition to Trump's effort to bring Taliban leaders to the presidential retreat of Camp David, Maryland, to try to reach a peace deal.
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For Arab citizens, he let it be known he would repeal a law that made it easier to demolish homes built without the required permits — though that law had been enacted by his own government and was aimed squarely at Arab villages, where building permits are notoriously difficult to obtain.
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Philip Roth, the celebrated chronicler of Jewish and American life who died in Manhattan on Tuesday at age 85, took a different approach six years ago when he let it be known through the press that he had quit writing fiction — after more than 50 years of near-constant scribbling.
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" He added, "Given that the benefit was held in Cleveland, we suspected that convention types might show up and we let it be known we were here to support Musicians on Call and that we in fact repudiate every last stitch of the RNC platform and the grotesque that is their nominee.
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Amid public alarm about terrorism, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida let it be known that he had bought a new gun last Christmas Eve, saying that if Islamic State visited his community or his family, his gun was "the last line of defence" and adding that "millions of Americans feel that way".
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In the interest of managing the experience, new couples also have to send photos—although I've never heard of anyone being turned down for membership on the basis of a picture (if that outrages you, let it be known that at least one club in the US requires couples to send their BMI).
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"Mitchell let it be known that he was contemplating the use of subpoena powers to summon reporters, to determine who and what they knew among the radical groups, and to determine the journalists' state of mind," Mr. Fromson wrote in describing the moment for the 35th anniversary of the founding of the Reporters Committee.
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Scaramucci has publicly and humiliatingly criticized Priebus, calling him a "paranoid schizophrenic" who will be pushed out soon, and let it be known that the only person he reports to is the President himself, not the chief of staff -- a stunning arrangement for a communications director and a sign of debilitating weakness for a sitting chief of staff.
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Vice President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceTrump adopts familiar mantra on possible recession: fake news The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud MORE and other members of Mr. Trump's team let it be known privately that the president would not back such a deal.
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That diminution is largely of the team's own making; Mr. Trump has let it be known that Mr. Cohn is in disfavor for publicly disparaging the president's response to violent racists in Charlottesville, Va., and Mr. Mnuchin suffered public scorn after jetting to Kentucky on a government plane with his wife to witness the solar eclipse.
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Now, the Trump administration has been under scrutiny for its actions toward Senators Murkowski and Dan Sullivan, also a Republican of Alaska, after Mr. Sullivan let it be known last week that he got what he perceived to be a threatening phone call from Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke after Ms. Murkowski's opposition to advancing a Republican health care proposal.
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And some network executives ... they don't actually send around a memo, because that could incriminate them, but they let it be known that no show on our network will be anchored by a woman over 40, or this talk show will never have a female guest on who is over 35, with a couple exceptions, like Meryl.
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Israeli defense officials let it be known that if the Iranians strike back, Israel may use the opportunity to mount a massive counterstrike on Iran's entire military infrastructure in Syria, where Iran is attempting to establish forward air bases and factories for GPS-guided missiles that could hit targets inside Israel with much greater accuracy — inside a 50-meter radius.
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In what seemed at first to be a throwaway line on the campaign trail in advance of the general election on June 8, Prime Minister Theresa May of Britain let it be known recently that she has "always been in favor of fox hunting," which has been outlawed if pursued with packs of dogs in England and Wales since 2004.
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Melania Trump, the first lady, let it be known that Mr. Giuliani has no idea how she feels about Stephanie Clifford, the pornographic film actress who goes by the name Stormy Daniels and says she had a sexual encounter with Mr. Trump, while Mike Pompeo, the secretary of state, made clear that Mr. Giuliani has nothing to do with North Korea policy.
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Despite her insistence throughout the Democratic primary that she had found progressive religion -- promising she was not beholden to Wall Street, embracing a $15 minimum wage (with caveats), shifting her position on the Trans-Pacific Partnership, announcing Bernie-like plans for debt-free college -- let it be known that Hillary Clinton is nothing if not a political creature, who puts politics first, principles second.
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Unlike those shows, "Roseanne" has seemingly appealed to viewers for reasons having nothing to do with nostalgia: In interviews leading up to the sitcom's premiere, the show's Emmy-winning star, Roseanne Barr, made it clear that she was a supporter of President Trump and let it be known that her program would grapple with a hot political moment that has divided some American families.
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In 2015, Mr. Turley testified at the confirmation hearing of Mr. Obama's second attorney general, Loretta E. Lynch, and largely used his testimony to criticize the record of her predecessor, Eric H. Holder Jr. In the Trump era, Mr. Turley has continued to stand apart from the usual partisan alignment of law professors who let it be known that they have liberal policy views.
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If I'm ever killed in a mass shooting, please let it be known that the best way to honor me is not by having the sports team closest geographically to the attack, playing on the earliest date after the attack, kick the shit out of some other team; it's by legislating as many guns as possible out of this country as quickly as possible so no other sports team has to have a ceremony like the one in Las Vegas on Tuesday.
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The list of top Trump officials who have threatened to quit after Trump pulled a Trump is astonishing: White House Chief of Staff John Kelly (multiple times) White House Counsel Don McGahn (then-) National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster (then-) economic adviser Gary Cohn (then-) Chief Strategist Steve Bannon Attorney General Jeff Sessions FBI Director Christopher Wray (then-) Secretary of State Rex Tillerson Reality check: In Normal Times, over the course of an entire presidency it's unusual for even one or two top-level people to let it be known publicly they want to resign out of frustration.
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