I mailed it to him after Labor Day in September.
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Letters are then mailed, proposing the honor to the nominee.
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It was later mailed back to him, darned and washed.
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The statements are mailed three months prior to your birthday.
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So in theory, it can be mailed to your house.
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Results can be mailed back in up to six weeks.
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It was the second package Sayoc allegedly mailed to Steyer.
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She mailed an account of her premonition on November 1st.
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The packages were not mailed, but left near their doors.
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The poem he mailed on June 21 had no title.
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When Button's birthday came, he mailed her two birthday cards.
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In 2019, statements were mailed to about 15 million people.
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Mailed statements would be provided if a worker requests it.
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North Carolina has already mailed out 53,000 ballots to voters.
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Florida law says that the votes mailed domestically need to arrive by Election Day, regardless of when they were mailed; the lawsuit said that requirement subjects the votes to the vagaries of the Postal Service.
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In Pittsburgh, Susanne Susany mailed her client's application on September 11.
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Specifically, he said he had mailed HGH to Manning's wife, Ashley.
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The detective also mailed a letter to the victim on Oct.
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"I probably would not have mailed him the letter," she says.
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He then mailed her an invitation to go on a date.
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She mailed the report to The Intercept a few days later.
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Results are expected to be mailed to parents within a week.
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She mailed it to Tesla, but I figured I'd paste here.
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Officials mailed out more than 16,000 copies of the addiction warning.
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The last day they can submit mailed ballots is Sept. 24.
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He mailed back a death threat with a personal note on
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None of the mailed devices exploded and no one was injured.
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Andrew e-mailed himself the line, At Whole Foods the subject.
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She e-mailed Diane Moulton, the director of Scott's executive staff.
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This was the second IED that the defendant mailed to Steyer.
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To soothe it, the company's scientific director mailed them Italian talc.
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Over time he mailed 364 love letters to his forbidden Juliet.
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The paperwork was mailed from New York in plenty of time.
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More than 12 million eligible voters mailed in their postal ballots.
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A friend who forgot his starter had it mailed to him.
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For $35, runners are mailed a race hoodie and a bib.
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Finally, after, like, 10 years, he mailed it to my house.
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But still, not a single thank-you note has been mailed.
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The official 2020 census is expected to be mailed in March.
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Mr. Sasaki mailed them American biscuits, and baking powder for cake.
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She mailed Ms. Pombo the water she collected from Mexico anyway.
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Aramco did not respond to an e-mailed request for comment.
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Hunt e-mailed the latest version of the music that afternoon.
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Absentee ballots have already been mailed, and Alaskans are already voting.
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According to Carrie Carranza of CWS, his application was mailed September 18.
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Constellium did not immediately respond to an e-mailed request for comment.
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Unabomber, who mailed bombs to universities and airlines between 1978 and 1995,
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He often receives tips and documents, sometimes mailed anonymously to his office.
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THR reports that Goldman e-mailed the cast to share the news.
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Tesla did not immediately respond to an e-mailed request for comment.
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The new census for 2016 will be mailed in the coming months.
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Then they e-mailed me to say, 'Are you free to talk?
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She said she has heard nothing since she mailed her inventory back.
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In March 1998, someone mailed Marquis a package containing a pipe bomb.
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Contributions may be mailed to the following: The Charlie Holt Memorial Fund
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He mailed the book to the campus, along with a brief note.
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There, Tieu mailed a letter to his mother, the sheriff's spokesman said.
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You can give the card electronically or have a physical copy mailed.
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It is unclear whether the Dukes have mailed the letter as instructed.
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Ballots mailed inside the U.S. must reach election offices by 7 p.m.
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He even hand-wrote his answers to our questions and mailed them.
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In 2013, for instance, ricin was mailed to then-President Obama, Sen.
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Not until 1940 were the first Social Security pension checks mailed out.
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When Rudin e-mailed her, she was trying to get it back.
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Later he e-mailed to request Morsi photographs to show his kids.
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Devices were also mailed to CNN offices in New York and Atlanta.
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Everything is conducted quickly online, and prescriptions are mailed to your door.
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Our contribution was mailed prior to Hyde-Smith's statement being made public.
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The police said Mr. Hundiashvili admitted that he had mailed the books.
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Officials said several of the bombs may have been mailed from Florida.
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This was part of a series, and it was mailed in 1906.
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Wong mailed the books himself, selling out of the first print run.
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"The card is free," Ms. Nofziger said, and will be mailed automatically.
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Tampering with a mailed paper ballot, while a crime, affects one ballot.
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It then mailed them to employees they knew would be on vacation.
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And mailed checks could reportedly take up to four months to arrive.
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Harold Reed of Costa Mesa mailed in his ballot for the primary.
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A majority are still using mailed statements and invoices or phone conversations.
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The endorsements came as ballots were being mailed for the June primary.
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I mailed a check for about $100 and requested a payment plan.
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A reminder notice was mailed to Atkinson—or was it Nineteenth Street?
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"I can't imagine spending my life fighting this," she e-mailed me.
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Amazon mailed out a thick toy catalog, a first for the company.
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Geoff mailed me, about three or four weeks before the VGX Awards.
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For 343 weeks straight, Giorgia Lupi and Stefanie Posavec mailed each other illustrations.
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For 52 weeks straight, Giorgia Lupi and Stefanie Posavec mailed each other illustrations.
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Saudi Aramco did not immediately respond to an e-mailed request for comment.
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Days after her release, she found a delivery mistakenly mailed to her home.
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Two people were hospitalized after a white powdery substance was mailed to Sen.
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He said he mailed the documents, and a satellite phone, to the source.
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The cards are then mailed out by his assistant, who confirmed the process.
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This year, it mailed out to consumers its first printed holiday toy catalog.
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I did so and she said my ballot would be mailed in September.
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The 72-year-old's death took place after officials had already mailed ballots.
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"If this behavior continues, your degrees will be mailed to you," he said.
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The cookies were mailed from Texas on December 23, 2016, according to BuzzFeed.
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Exxon Mobil did not immediately respond to an e-mailed request for comment.
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The 1½-page lawsuit was mailed to the U.S. District Court in Detroit.
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Craig had received fragments of Trump's 199 tax records, anonymously mailed to her.
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Comments can be mailed to Customs and Border Protection at its Washington office.
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A lot of it is done with paper and pen, and mailed in.
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More than 22019,000 mailed ballots in Florida went uncounted in November's midterm elections.
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When Allen went to study writing in Iowa, Bob mailed them a manuscript.
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The ballots were never mailed in and instead were turned over to him.
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These ballots did not have a postmark to confirm when they were mailed.
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Her father, a cop in San Bernardino, e-mailed the attorney Gloria Allred.
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Chen Liming stressed the benefits of cooperation in a subsequent e-mailed statement.
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He once mailed a dead gopher to an editor he was feuding with.
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A few weeks later, 4,000 letters were mailed to companies around the globe.
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Svalina recently mailed a month's worth of dreams to a subscriber in Denmark.
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The 1904 subway map apparently was mailed to customers of Wanamaker's department store.
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You should receive a confirmation and you'll be mailed information on your claim.
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The fate of the device mailed to the Social Security Administration was unclear.
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To keep me sane, a lieutenant buddy jokingly mailed a cheap Walmart board.
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Then he mailed a letter to tell her she was going to hell.
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She mailed them to me wrapped in a million layers of Bubble Wrap.
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More than 65 percent of ballots cast in November 2018 were mailed in.
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I mailed this in early December and it was accepted in mid-January.
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Grapple with it, and it evanesces like smoke clutched in a mailed fist.
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To be sure it would work I mailed the first couple to myself.
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Sekar e-mailed the data to McCarroll on the evening of December 31st.
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The campaign will feature television, radio, digital and mailed advertisements, per the group.
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The envelopes had been individually mailed to the consulate by an unknown sender.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz was evacuated Wednesday after a suspicious package was mailed there.
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And then they mailed them out and they show up at your door.
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Luckily the invitations mailed out for the event were free of basic spelling mistakes.
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In response, Posavec mailed a burst of colorful lines that communicated the same thing.
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He was real supportive of us and mailed us microphones to use while recording.
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The agency emphasized that there may have been additional packages mailed to other locations.
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Mueller paid the dollar by way of a Sacagawea coin mailed to her residence.
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Claire mailed me a wooden chip/dip combo platter for my own bridal shower.
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Sponsor is not responsible for lost, late, damaged, misdirected or postage-due mailed entries.
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Sayoc is being charged with five crimes related to the series of mailed bombs.
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The FBI emphasized that there may have been additional packages mailed to other locations.
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Here's what Amazon spokesman Erik Fairleigh said in an e-mailed statement to CNBC.
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Right before he mailed the wallet, he decided to add in the extra $40.
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He merely signed it, mailed it back and pursued his tour in the midwest.
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A device addressed to former Attorney General Eric Holder was mailed to Wasserman Schultz.
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By the way, you can also get "53 Things" as an e-mailed newsletter.
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Honda said in a statement that it mailed multiple notices to several registered owners.
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He never e-mailed, but then his wife called, and she made an appointment.
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I told him I mailed it to Cuba and it came back 'Addressee Unknown.
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The pollsters mailed questionnaires to 10,85033 registered voters and received responses from 2,079 voters.
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The ATF says the package is similar to others mailed to high-level politicians.
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Shortly upon arriving, she e-mailed the company's president to ask for a meeting.
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A few hours after the hearing, Hammer e-mailed Pete Antonacci, Scott's general counsel.
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But before the content behemoth pioneered movie streaming, it only mailed out DVDs. Remember?
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"I put the script in a binder and mailed it to him," he recalled.
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Tonight: Trump crowd chants "lock her up" after bomb mailed to Hillary Clinton pic.twitter.
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The bureau noted that it is "possible" more packages were mailed at other locations.
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President George W. Bush mailed out checks during the recessions of 2001 and 2008.
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FedEx did not immediately respond to an e-mailed request for comment from Reuters.
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Idealized country life, in a card mailed in 1907, as Americans flocked to cities.
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"It's done, sealed in an envelope and about to be express-mailed," he said.
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Three years after she disappeared, her skull was mailed to the local sheriff's department.
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If that information is not on file, a check will be mailed to you.
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So the White House mailed the magazine cover to the Canadian Embassy in Washington.
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Mailed explosive Two days after the tripwire blast, the bomber's tactics shifted yet again.
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Typically they need to be downloaded and then mailed or faxed in, said Kantrowitz.
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"Calvin Klein e-mailed me yesterday," a ponytailed blonde waiting in line said recently.
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A report, in two parts, was then e-mailed to David Chang and others.
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Volk wrote letters to him and mailed them to his ship, the U.S.S. Bataan.
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They advised her and they designed, printed and mailed political pieces to her voters.
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" She mailed me back right away and said, "This is the song I want.
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After the watch was mailed, though ... the jeweler says the check did not clear.
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"We are disappointed in the verdict," Walmart told MUNCHIES in an e-mailed statement.
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He mailed and emailed this form sometimes multiple times a year, to play it safe.
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Maxine Waters and others were targeted with pipe bombs mailed to their offices or homes.
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He mailed Durrant entire vas deferentia, the ducts that hold the sperm, from dead snakes.
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China's embassy in Phnom Penh did not respond to an e-mailed request for comment.
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It's like the AOL distribution method back in the early '90s, they mailed those out.
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Owens will be mailed his gold jacket Saturday morning, the day of the induction ceremony.
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In November, Traficante mailed the woman drugs, including cocaine and methamphetamines, to her college mailbox.
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He has also mailed back a donation Schnatter had committed to the building in 2017.
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He also mailed invoices requesting payments from parents who had struck a deal with Singer.
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All claim forms must be filed online or mailed no later than July 20, 2020.
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The tweet came just a day after a pipe bomb was mailed to Soros's home.
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The cards are mailed on thick, 100% cotton paper, and most designs are hand-pressed.
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Several months later, in 2017, USC mailed Isabella her formal acceptance letter, the complaint alleges.
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Mutilated currency can be mailed or personally delivered to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
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It gets sealed up, mailed to me and we ship it all over the country.
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In an e-mailed statement, EasyJet extended an apology and said it would offer compensation.
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Each year should be done on a separate form and mailed in a separate envelope.
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"The bank is working with FIFA representatives," Sberbank said in comments e-mailed to Reuters.
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"We are reviewing the court's decision," a Fed spokesperson said in an e-mailed statement.
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And somebody had mailed it to me because they thought I had a good idea.
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Law firm Linklaters will serve as legal advisor, the spokesman said in e-mailed comments.
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"It is too early to speculate about potential outcomes," it said in e-mailed comments.
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For the past decade, Siegal has mailed a creative Valentine's Day card to her contacts.
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One possibility was that the notices to voters were mailed incorrectly, or not at all.
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Authorities in New York City discovered an explosive device mailed to the offices of CNN.
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Newsweek reported that the constituent who mailed the check is a woman named Fern Malila.
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A company rep named Vincent wrote that he would have a replacement mailed to me.
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On MSNBC Johnston said the portion of the tax return was mailed to him anonymously.
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Then, there was a series of explosive devices mailed to prominent Democrats and media outlets.
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He titled the novel "John Crow's Devil" and mailed it to agents and to publishers.
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That piece of paper, "Understanding AIDS," was mailed to almost every American home in 1988.
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Dozens of young immigrants mailed in their DACA renewal forms weeks before they were due.
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Instead, these devices must be mailed to a larger service center to be fixed offsite.
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The agency mailed just under 15 million statements last fiscal year, which ended on Sept.
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Political consultants have relied on voter data for years: That's why you're mailed campaign literature.
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He mailed pages to Mr. Johnson, and sometimes weeks later, would get edited pages back.
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I snail-mailed the puzzle on a Friday and got an email back on Monday!
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She also mailed them to both white and black public schools requesting they be used.
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" Once, I mailed everyone I knew a copy of Clifton's "won't you celebrate with me.
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"This colleague does not travel to Iran for work," it said in its mailed statement.
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"If you purchase this item, you will be mailed this exact little guy right here."
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Angry homebuilders mailed chunks of two-by-fours to the Fed's marble headquarters in Washington.
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The letter, written on August 20, was mailed on August 25 from McCain's Phoenix office.
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Last year, a Republican Senate candidate in Massachusetts said he mailed Warren a DNA test.
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She said a representative told her that she'd mailed the check to the wrong address.
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The packages mailed Wednesday were in manila envelopes with bubble-wrap lining, the FBI said.
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Reaction-call season — those hairy weeks after the decision letters are mailed — was long over.
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The site went offline in 2018, one week after Soros was mailed a pipe bomb.
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One day he requested a photo of her, and she mailed him an autographed photo.
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Mailed ballots, on the other hand, are easily scanned and or can be hand-counted.
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As of Sunday, roughly 214 million ballots had been mailed in, suggesting a high turnout, but more than 22020 million ballots had been mailed out, suggesting that many more people will send in ballots and show up at the polling places at the last minute.
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According to the NYPD, the pictures were anonymously mailed back to the museum on Nov. 3.
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Warburg Pincus and ESR did not immediately reply to e-mailed requests for comments on Saturday.
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UNSMIL did not respond to a mailed question whether Salame had discussed with Haftar his health.
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The third was mailed to the White House and named Donald Trump as the intended recipient.
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Many still collect paper checks and send mailed paper notices when rent isn't paid on time.
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The couple then created beautiful cards announcing their engagement, and mailed them to friends and family.
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"But it is too early to speculate about potential outcomes," it said in e-mailed comments.
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About two weeks ago, they all sat down, filled out the ballots and mailed them in.
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"DNB believes the customers got what they were promised," it said in an e-mailed statement.
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The trees will be mailed out — sans water — fewer than 23 days after getting chopped down.
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Remember, the devices mailed to Barack Obama, the Clintons and others appeared to be pipe bombs.
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The flyer was mailed anonymously, and no person or group has claimed credit for sending it.
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Torres alluded to the Austin bombings in postcards mailed to Beaumont police, according to the affidavit.
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Related: John Kasich Will End His Presidential Campaign "[I] mailed in the form today," Hart said.
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Subscribers will also get a physical omnibus edition of The New Teen Titans mailed to them.
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I e-mailed every TD in Ireland earlier this week to ask if they liked Beyoncé.
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A friend had mailed me four hacksaws concealed in a religious scroll inside a care package.
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A plastic blank doesn't have to be encoded, embossed, and mailed off to a new client.
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I mailed my own spit samples to AncestryDNA, as well as to 25andMe and National Geographic.
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"French authorities just informed us that it was mailed from Greece," Nikos Toskas told Ant1 Television.
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After Falwell's support for Trump following Charlottesville, several Liberty graduates mailed back their degrees in protest.
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Uber will later reimburse them these payments, it said in an e-mailed response to questions.
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Most employers have already mailed out W-2 forms, so keep an eye on the mail.
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The FBI also confirmed that two packages containing bombs had been mailed to California Democratic Rep.
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Practice Fusion said in an e-mailed statement that it was following typical start-up practices.
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The president is suggesting a string of bombs mailed to his critics is a false flag.
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Doebler mailed his findings to his contacts at the city's code department along with the Museum.
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Weird twist: The tax returns mailed to the Times had Trump Tower as the return address.
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The haunted house my plant was mailed from was built by Dr. Christopher Best in 1884.
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The earliest date an absentee ballot can be mailed to a voter is on Sept. 20.
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He stopped at the front desk to drop off a bunch of envelopes to be mailed.
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As for mailed in ballots, the Democrats held wide lead of 85033 points over the Republicans.
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For years, too, Andrew later mailed packages from Hella in Australia to mysterious benefactors in Poland.
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"I have a strong preference for an external candidate," Woodford said in an e-mailed statement.
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Steyer was one of several high-profile Democrats targeted with a mailed pipe bomb last week.
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The digital-media revolution has meant fewer magazines are mailed and more bills are paid online.
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Capitol Police later in the day said they had intercepted a suspicious package mailed to Rep.
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For many people, requests for donations come in the form of mailed solicitations or phone calls.
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In July, Forever 21 mailed diet bars to some customers who purchased items from its website.
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Six weeks after I mailed the DNA test back, I received my first month of vitamins.
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One year, after we won a league championship, I e-mailed my brother a team photo.
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Spokespeople for Brasil Kirin and Heineken did not immediately respond to e-mailed requests for comment.
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Pledge-signers have e-mailed to say that their homes are on the market, she says.
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But Max's teacher -- so Max is in first grade -- she e-mailed us this giant schedule.
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Impression kits can also be purchased online for $49, mailed to consumers and facilitated at home.
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City transportation officials oversee the program, selecting camera sites and reviewing violations before fines are mailed.
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On Wednesday, she mailed the masks with a note from two other mothers in her neighborhood.
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Residents can have their ballots mailed to them in states such as Oregon, Colorado and Washington.
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They mailed more than 185,000 to back Conor Lamb in a special House election in Pennsylvania.
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In an e-mailed statement to Reuters, the consortium said it expects to finish the facility.
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The group mailed news stations TV-ready videos showing drill-wielding Barbies operating on GI Joes.
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Mailed ballots and easily obtainable absentee ballots allow participation by those who find travel a hardship.
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If we want a sizable check mailed to every American, only the government can do it.
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Similarly, Latinos made up 38 percent of returns, compared with 60 percent of the mailed ballots.
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About three weeks ago, Mr. Thomas said, someone mailed a letter containing methamphetamine to an inmate.
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For more than a year, CNBC e-mailed State regularly to check in on the status.
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All proceeds will be mailed to the Clemson University Athletic Department, according to the GoFundMe page.
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A week later, Lindell mailed it back — three months after declining to run for Omar's seat.
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Dark wood desks were filled with letters ready to be mailed, addressed using quill and ink.
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The city publishes its lien notices in the local newspaper and residents receive mailed delinquency letters.
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Microtargeting has always existed (just look at mailed advertising campaigns), but obviously the internet amplifies it.
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And if the nonprofit isn't registered with that network, a check is mailed to the organization.
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And in October explosive devices were mailed to leaders of the Democratic Party and to CNN.
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Two spokeswomen for Lenz & Staehelin did not respond to e-mailed and phone requests for comment.
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"Welcome to Denver," he said, waving in his left hand the note I had mailed him.
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Still, he mailed and emailed this form sometimes multiple times a year, to play it safe.
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But Chief Justice John Roberts argued that failure to return the mailed notice constitutes some evidence.
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In addition, Singer mailed a $100,000 check to Jorge Salcedo, the former UCLA men's soccer coach.
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Kushner mailed images from the tape to his sister, who promptly shared them with federal authorities.
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Fenlator-Victorian did not immediately respond to e-mailed queries about the IBSF ruling on Saturday.
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Without the proactively mailed ballots, the county had to relocate and consolidate roughly 80 polling locations.
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At one point, the kidnappers cut off Getty's ear and mailed it to a Rome newspaper.
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An online head count, the reasoning goes, should reach more households more efficiently than mailed forms.
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One set gets mailed to Congress for the official counting of electoral votes on Jan. 6.
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The survey was conducted before, during and after several pipe bombs were mailed to prominent Democrats.
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Amazon has mailed flyers to Queens residents touting the economic benefits of its New York expansion.
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When the exhibition closes in February, all the letters will be mailed to the White House.
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The bank did not immediately respond to a Reuters e-mailed request for comment on the IPO.
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In this case, the theme is camping gear and a new box is mailed every month. Theoretically.
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Shyp mailed stuff for you and Washio dry cleaned your clothes, until they both died sudden deaths.
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The newspaper hired tax analysts to examine the documents that were mailed anonymously to a Times reporter.
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On September 20, Logsdon mailed WilmerHale a Pepe oil painting, according to Tompros and the court filing.
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In these states, ballots are mailed to registered voters at least two weeks prior to Election Day.
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The New York Times reported that "a number of the explosive devices" were mailed from southern Florida.
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He also mailed out three packages to various U.S. addresses, including one addressed to an undercover officer.
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In an e-mailed statement, the company said it had "no news to announce at this time".
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The tougher EU targets, Diess said in e-mailed remarks, would require further changes to its strategy.
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Golden Globes winners are handed a statuette on stage and later mailed a plaque with their names.
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At each encounter Mr Morelli projected onto a screen three of the most critical e-mailed responses.
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"Since the Ukraine crises, Russian buyers have almost completely disappeared," he told CNBC in e-mailed comments.
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The prize will be mailed to each winner along with a T-shirt and letter of authenticity.
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DocuSign has reduced the hassle of requiring ink-on-paper signatures to be mailed around the country.
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Mr Harris had discovered then, he said, that mailed ballots had arrived "in batches" which seemed suspicious.
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Several months later, in 2017, USC mailed the oldest daughter her formal acceptance letter, the complaint states.
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The next morning, I took my "after" saliva sample and mailed both vials off to the lab.
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Comcast, in an e-mailed statement, said it disagreed with the trade commission's decision and will appeal.
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The company did not respond to our repeated requests for an interview or to e-mailed questions.
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"So I beat off into a Ziploc baggie and mailed it to Howie at Sire," writes Jourgensen.
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A spokesman for Dauman called the steps "illegal and invalid" in an e-mailed statement to Reuters.
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Odebrecht denied in an e-mailed statement to Reuters any intention to sell the stake in Braskem.
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Aubree Spath mailed her high school graduation announcement to the White House and got a lengthy reply.
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Because otherwise, the number of PowerPoint decks that get mailed to me, cold called, you wouldn't believe.
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Mailed voter registration applications will now be accepted as long as they are postmarked by Oct. 11.
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He tracked her down on Facebook and mailed it to her in New York three days later.
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The figures targeted with mailed bombs were all critics of Trump who he has criticized in return.
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Trump said he'd written the letters over the weekend, and suggested they'd be mailed early this week.
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In 1812, the two started writing again and eventually mailed more than 185 letters to each other.
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I snail mailed him the Parable of the Sadhu article, which he received about a week later.
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One aggressive experiment mailed people a sheet of paper with their own turnout history and their neighbors'.
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Bianca's mother, Susan, had discovered Laura's blog two years earlier and had e-mailed her right away.
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Donations can be made by check, including the name of the scholarship, mailed directly to the school.
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Kelly, McDavid and Brown are also accused of conspiring to receive child pornography mailed across state lines.
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Gray documented the entire renovation process in two large photo albums, which he mailed to Business Insider.
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Just in the past few days, bombs were mailed to a number of prominent Democrats, plus CNN.
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Tens of thousands of forms mailed to local residents this month do not contain the citizenship question.
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Within hours, the site manager e-mailed Thompson to tell her that her internship had been terminated.
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The mailed threat is just the latest fallout since David brutally killed the family's French bulldog, Nugget.
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The cards are mailed to "Valued Voter" or some variation of that, and not to an individual.
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Back in the 2010 fiscal year, the agency automatically mailed out 155 million statements, the report noted.
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"We are analyzing our portfolio to identify Iran-related business," he said in an e-mailed statement.
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These ballot are valid if received by Friday, as long as they were mailed by election day.
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Ride mailed NASA a letter asking for an application and ended up beating thousands of other applicants.
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Handguns cannot be mailed in any state, and have to be shipped via a private contract carrier.
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In 2003, Mr. Roberts filled out and mailed a 75-page questionnaire to have his case reviewed.
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He's now earning at least some of that laundered money he's being mailed, which is the point.
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Intoxicating liquor can't be mailed in the U.S., and services like FedEx have strict requirements for delivery.
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So I went to the bathroom and e-mailed my manager and said the musical was off.
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A month later, he mailed me a piece of writing unlike anything he had ever sent me.
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When envelopes containing anthrax were mailed within the United States shortly after the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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Luckily, Brian had mailed me a second battery, which I happened to be carrying just in case.
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Even its stores have a twist — customers are fitted on site, but the clothes are later mailed.
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"Doodle for Google" is accepting online and mailed submissions until March 13, 2020 at 8:00pm PST.
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According to a federal complaint, Winner printed the intelligence report and mailed it to the news outlet.
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He was referring to the suspicious packages that were mailed to CNN and several prominent Democratic politicians.
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The discs will be sent to France to be replicated en masse and mailed to Newvelle's subscribers.
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A letter filled with white powder was mailed to the NYC home of Donald Trump's son, Eric.
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Last week, Holder became one of almost a dozen high-profile Democrats targeted with a mailed pipe bomb.
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"Good ESG performance naturally secures confidence of long-term investors," the company said in an e-mailed statement.
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Thanks to his hiding skills, Baloo accidentally got packaged and mailed with the tire rims on Dec. 6.
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Authorities intercepted "live explosive devices" mailed to Hillary and Bill Clinton, former president Barack Obama, and US Rep.
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New cards that were mailed to all enrollees during 22020 and 2019 use a unique, randomly assigned number.
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The professor's explanation then was that the data came from a survey mailed in the summer of 26.
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Arizona: A poll of likely voters conducted just as ballots in the state were mailed out on Oct.
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Panic unfolded yesterday after a series of pipe bombs were mailed to CNN and prominent critics of Trump.
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One soldier in his unit said that Bergdahl mailed his belongings back home to his parents before deserting.
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I only saved one, a "studying for finals" mix a high school friend mailed to me at college.
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He also mailed the devices to CNN's offices and major Democratic donors, including George Soros and Tom Steyer.
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"We've become more targeted in whom we mailed letters to and more prescriptive in our language," McNabb said.
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"Amazon has zero tolerance for the sale of counterfeits," a company spokesperson said in an e-mailed statement.
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Get this print UNCENSORED mailed to you when you join the $20 tier or higher on my Patreon!
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"Our direct exposure is small," a spokesman for the company said in an e-mailed statement on Friday.
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He told the agency that the documents had originally been mailed and were postmarked "Augusta, Georgia" — Winner's home.
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Three to five years later, the researchers followed up using general practitioner notes and questionnaires mailed to patients.
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The conceptual artist Andre Tót typed symbolic slashes onto postcards he mailed from Budapest between 1971 and 1978.
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According to Cipriani, the threats culminated with a DVD, mailed first to Greice, and then to Cipriani himself.
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So Khurshid deposited the amount in the bank account provided by Wallace and mailed him the payment details.
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Only 100,000 cards will be available initially, and the first cards will be mailed by November 1 2018.
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Honda mailed a new recall notice on July 21, one day before the crash, to the new owner.
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"We're now up to 46 states," she says, noting the locations to which the group has mailed packages.
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I couldn't get an answer to my written, mailed queries to The Village Voice to save my life.
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It said Allen told investigators that he mailed the letters "to send a message" but did not elaborate.
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The White House has condemned both the mailed explosive devices and the Pittsburgh shooting while denying any culpability.
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"We expect to have senior representation at the event", a spokeswoman told Reuters in an e-mailed statement.
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At the end of September, the department mailed one large check for $53,863 to the American Red Cross.
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Many were mailed by voters to local registrar offices by Tuesday's deadline but have yet to be delivered.
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Checks should be mailed to: California Community Foundation 221 S. Figueroa St., Suite 400 Los Angeles, CA 90012.
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Those who are inactive for two years -- which could mean skipping a federal election -- are mailed confirmation notices.
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Six months ago, Marrero mailed a fifty-dollar money order from an old-style mailbox in the Bronx.
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A few weeks after my ordeal in the MRI machine, Andrew Segerdahl e-mailed me the resulting images.
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In addition, thousands of ballots mailed by overseas military service members and civilians may still be in transit.
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He also e-mailed photographs of Yazidi children, weakened by thirst, and a video of a mountaintop burial.
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The Yazidis e-mailed and texted Cannon and Padgett reports that they received by phone from Mt. Sinjar.
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I e-mailed a photograph of Hany smiling happily with the twins after a trip home from school.
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People who are having difficulty validating their identity can request online to have their transcript mailed to them.
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Eventually, the couple realized the package wasn't for them and mailed it back to their local post office.
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At least two of the letters Gravelle mailed last year contained baby powder and not Anthrax, officials said.
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Odebrecht said in an e-mailed statement it was advancing toward agreements in other countries in Latin America.
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The White House has condemned both the mailed explosive devices and the Pittsburgh shooting while denying any culpability.
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Tom Steyer's Need To Impeach organization just mailed 5,171 candidates a guide to impeachment to reference while campaigning.
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Schwartz said Express Scripts is being "duplicitous" in its responses and his pharmacy operation has never mailed anything.
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It was 30 dollars to have it snail-mailed but it would come six weeks after the fact.
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The letter comes the day after authorities intercepted several pipe bombs that were mailed to top Democratic figures.
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"This ends a distressing time for Mr. Ricketson and his family," Payne said in an e-mailed statement.
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Within four days, I had mailed out 3,250 questionnaires to a broad range of individual and institutional investors.
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His first three bombs were hidden in packages that were not mailed but instead placed on people's doorsteps.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz evacuated due to suspicious package Yet another bomb may have been mailed to Democratic Rep.
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Back then, Benjamin managed to escape from the plantation by having himself mailed to Philadelphia in a box.
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Bail had been set at $30,000, and, like Lewis, he had appeared in response to the mailed summons.
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"The reports are without any foundation," the German government spokesman said in an e-mailed statement on Tuesday.
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The authorities believe that a number of the explosive devices were mailed from the area, our reporters learned.
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Since I mailed in my ballot, Amy Klobuchar, Pete Buttigieg, Elizabeth Warren and Mike Bloomberg have dropped out.
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Then she snapped a picture, posted the letter on Facebook and mailed it back to the White House.
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" Asked if this warning has come to pass, Roth e-mailed, "My novel wasn't written as a warning.
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At the same time, the moms were asked through phone interviews and mailed questionnaires about prenatal vitamin use.
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According to Evan Greer, deputy director at Fight for the Future, the letter has not yet been mailed.
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During that period, he reportedly e-mailed Matt Drudge an infamous scoop about the shape of Clinton's penis.
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I mailed the book back with a letter of apology and a donation to the school alumni fund.
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Four days later, Lobuzov e-mailed to say that his lawyer was waiting for Lucas to make contact.
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Officials said it is possible additional packages could have been mailed to other locations and not yet discovered.
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A wave of suspicious packages have been mailed to high-profile Democrats and figures who have criticized Trump.
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Another device, addressed to former CIA Director John Brennan, was also mailed to CNN's New York City office.
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Barack Obama: One package was mailed to Washington but intercepted by the Secret Service at a screening facility.
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Teachers and students have mailed him homework so he won't fall behind while they're working to free him.
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I filed away his notes on the murder along with all the other material he had mailed me.
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When I e-mailed President Obama about Aretha Franklin and that night, he wasn't reticent in his reply.
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Morgan Stanley mailed letters through the United States Postal Service to affected clients on Wednesday, Mr. Dunbar said.
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In the past, the younger Guerrero simply returned mailed baseball cards of the elder Guerrero to the sender.
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Shortly thereafter, package bombs were found in London airports and a train station, mailed from locations in Ireland.
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Denzel: One of my older fans, she mailed me this long letter and coloring book… with dicks in it.
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"That's what we're focused on achieving, including in Montreal," Alex Lawrence, the spokesman, said in an e-mailed statement.
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Sarmiento arranged for me to test a ten-speed Gazelle Cityzen, (retail price: $3,999) and mailed four charged batteries.
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They had no reason to believe, when they mailed their applications, that the applications wouldn't be received in time.
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A search of a postal database suggested at least some may have been mailed from Florida, one official said.
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Six months later, she won a pair of tickets to Paris, which were mailed to her on her birthday.
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Prescriptions are mailed monthly, every three months, or annually, depending on what the doctor and insurance allow, said Yen.
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So while still under FBI suspicion for his involvement with WikiLeaks, Katz dutifully mailed his fingerprints to the FBI.
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In January, customs officers at JFK performed a spot check on two packages mailed to Okparaeke from Hong Kong.
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And the device uses "100% recyclable" pouches that are meant to be mailed back to the company for reuse.
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West Virginia mailed vinyl records of a song, "Ole Hoss, the Ballad of West Virginia's Jeff Hostetler," in 1983.
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Design files can simply be e-mailed to a vast network of engineering firms that offer their services online.
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Nielson's letter informing Grayeyes of the decision to take him off the ballot was mailed to his P.O. box.
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She sent emails, tweets, and even mailed letters to Mark Zuckerberg, Sheryl Sandberg, and the company's board of directors.
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"The power is moving to Erdogan and his less orthodox policy advisers," he wrote in an e-mailed note.
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Gawker then received the full 30-minute video, burned onto a DVD and mailed to its office in Manhattan.
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The paper says it obtained the three pages of documents when they were mailed to a reporter last month.
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We actually sent that to Amy's sister in Texas and she ordered the shoes and mailed them to us.
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A new battery will be automatically mailed to you before the old one in your Mate or Pro dies.
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The Social Security Administration (SSA) mailed 47.9 million paper statements in the 230 fiscal year, which ended September 210.
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Instructions for joining the call will be mailed to members about an hour in advance, so check your inboxes.
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While incarcerated, Phillips created 400 watercolor paintings, and mailed them to a friend on the outside for safe keeping.
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If women meet the medical screening criteria, the pills can be provided at the clinic or mailed to them.
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In response to my FOIA, the DEA mailed me the following treasure trove of documents (scanned and uploaded below).
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At least that's what we thought until my Aunt Cat mailed a tube of her spit in to AncestryDNA.
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Irked by Murray's move, Irving grabbed the ball and air mailed it into the stands at Denver's Pepsi Center.
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As a response, the musician mailed back a burned CD featuring some unreleased tracks made using an original PlayStation.
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In an e-mailed statement, the presidency denied Amaral's allegations and said Rousseff would take legal action against him.
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In an e-mailed statement to Reuters, BTG Pactual denied any wrongdoing in the acquisition of the PetroAfrica stake.
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In an e-mailed statement to Reuters, Cemig, which has a 26 percent stake in Light, declined to comment.
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The authors e-mailed 3,773 formation agents around the world, posing as consultants looking to set up untraceable firms.
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The incident came a few weeks after several suspicious packages were mailed to prominent Democrats that contained explosive devices.
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LEGERE: DAVID, YOU KNOW – THIS IS – I'M SO HAPPY THAT YOU READ THE QUESTION THAT I E-MAILED YOU.
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The union recently mailed out ballots for an election this summer listing Mr. Seabrook as running unopposed for president.
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She e-mailed her boss, listing her accomplishments and reminding him that her performance reviews had all been positive.
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Authorities say they believe Sayoc was behind a series of explosive packages mailed to prominent Trump critics this week.
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Trump pushed the theory weeks after a deranged supporter mailed a bomb to Soros' home in Bedford, New York.
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Indeed, the then 14-year-old Bird mailed his unsolicited finished animated short to the animators at Walt Disney.
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That program generated more than 300 "Dear John" letters mailed to the owners of the vehicles spotted by residents.
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No doubt a printout of the Airbnb page mailed to the co-op board anonymously would force the issue.
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Rush Limbaugh said Wednesday on his radio show that it could be a "Democratic operative" who mailed the packages.
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They started early fan clubs and mailed out fanzines like Skywalker and Moonbeam, packed with fiction, essays and art.
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The puzzle was last in a package of four that was mailed off as soon as I completed it.
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" When I e-mailed Jon Amiel, the director of "Copycat," about parallels between the two narratives, he replied, "Wow.
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A Florida man was arrested Friday in connection with explosive packages mailed to prominent Democrats and CNN this week.
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The team mailed samples from the hunt to Alan Rubin, a geophysicist at U.C.L.A. who later confirmed their finds.
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Last month's costly translation error occurred on Democratic primary ballots mailed to military personnel and American citizens living abroad.
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A few times, I e-mailed or telephoned Rifaat, who said that he was looking forward to our return.
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He said the girls had a day to test the robot in Afghanistan before it needed to be mailed.
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Blank ballot papers were mailed across Australia on September 12 with the instruction to return them by November 7.
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He e-mailed his editor and said that he did not want "Sabrina" to be read by the public.
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A fake bomb in a suspicious package was mailed to a local Republican office in Tennessee on Friday morning.
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Cops say Hurst mailed 2 jerseys to the Lincecum imposter ... including one from a Ravens-Bills game on Dec.
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Hollywood stars filmed short civic-minded videos, and thousands of activists called, mailed letters, emailed, and outright harassed electors.
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He had mailed a short handwritten card to the Braggs back in July, apologizing for not being in touch.
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The Times said it had obtained the documents from an anonymous source who mailed the documents to its offices.
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"Michael Cohen has never represented me in any matter," Hannity said in an e-mailed statement provided to Reuters.
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Atkins mailed the pages to subscribers as she completed them; readers then sewed the fascicles together as they pleased.
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The remarks came just over a week after pipe bombs were mailed to several of Mr. Trump's political targets.
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While the city mailed letters and held a town-hall-style event on Facebook, officials kept minimizing the problem.
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Elizabeth also gets 2 horses ... Belle Reve's So Photogenic and Pebbles (they kinda mailed it in with that name).
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When she received no replies, she mailed a letter to the governor, Bobby Jindal, whom she had voted for.
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Ballots are being mailed this week to more than 400 voting members of the Baseball Writers' Association of America.
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Multiple letters mailed to the Pentagon tested positive for a suspicious substance on Tuesday, according to the Defense Department.
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She tore out the page and later wrote to Mr. Pennebaker and Ms. Hegedus, who mailed her a DVD.
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He and his staff have mailed tens of thousands of fliers that have included information in English and Spanish.
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According to Maysh, Jacobsen also anonymously mailed a $1 million winning piece to the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
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At each place, he picked out presents to be wrapped and mailed directly to his list of nineteen friends.
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After he dismembered Lin's body and mailed parts to various locations, he fled to Germany to evade law enforcement.
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The devices stashed in manila envelopes and mailed nationwide targeted top Democrats, critics of President Donald Trump and CNN.
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The unknown finder mailed the keys to The New York Times and they were promptly returned to the owner.
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After the applicant was admitted, Singer mailed Meredith a check for $212,000, money drawn from the KWF charitable account.
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" Later, she e-mailed me: "I could not get on board with the idea of Jeremy being Rachel's 'Mr.
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Mr. Carlineo's sentencing follows two other recent convictions of people who phoned or mailed threats to prominent public officials.
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Federal investigators were already on part of the case, looking into a threatening letter Smollett allegedly mailed to himself.
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A photo is taken to upload to the app, and the sneakers are mailed out when someone buys them.
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"We want people to feel safe on our service," a spokesperson said in an e-mailed statement to CNN.
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I hastily shoved the cash in an envelope and mailed it home, afraid to be caught with the contraband.
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Samsung just mailed out invitations for its Samsung Unpacked 2016 event, where it's expected to unveil its latest Note smartphone.
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When Coachella festival-goers get their tickets mailed, they will find something surprising in their welcome boxes: A VR headset.
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When hackers revealed they could remotely take over a Jeep, Chrysler mailed USB drives carrying the security patch to owners.
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They have also asked a federal judge to accept ballots that were mailed on time but received after Election Day.
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Suspicious packages were mailed to Clinton's New York home, as well as to former president Barack Obama, Democratic US Rep.
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None of the mailed bombs exploded, and no one was harmed, leading some websites to declare the attack a hoax.
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If you mailed in your registration, you'd write the closest landmark and indicate how many miles you were from it.
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The smugglers, in turn, put the passports in packages and mailed them to final destination addresses in the United States.
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Authorities said Cesar Sayoc, 57, mailed more than a dozen pipe bombs to prominent Democrats and critics of the president.
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I heard that if those pills are mailed to you they can be confiscated and that there could be complications.
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According to the volunteer, Watson had mailed Wikipedia a printout of his page, with a number of proposed handwritten edits.
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The outlet also reported that a source indicated the suspect lives near the Florida facility where the packages were mailed.
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Mr Cheatham mailed the raw tale to a national children's magazine – which published it as a two-page, illustrated spread.
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Thankfully, the same heroic stranger who slipped us Trump's tax returns also mailed us a transcript of Trump's Comey recordings.
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The central piece of evidence in the trial was an alleged videotape mailed to the Chicago Sun-Times in 32800.
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The fraudsters provided a W9 form of a particular company, and the finance department mailed a check for over $82,000.
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A cellular connection on your credit card means you never have to be mailed a replacement if it gets compromised.
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She passed out flyers at several major restaurant conventions, and mailed them to a handful of homeless shelters in Indiana.
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Update at 7PM ET, Thursday, January 28th: Clarified that Mick Management mailed the postcards in partnership with Sony's RCA Records.
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Each recipient was mailed a box filled with one of the three new scents: BFF, Bae and Ride or Die.
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And we mailed stuff hence and forth throughout the tour then we got together to record when we played Belgium.
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Ukraine's security services have accused that unit of involvement of a 2015 incident involving spyware mailed to Ukrainian military personnel.
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I even e-mailed John, who responded that he couldn't have contact with me … All of this breaks my heart.
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Preliminary field tests on the substance mailed to WAGA suggest the powder consisted mostly of baking soda, the FBI said.
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Blue Apron also mailed me several informational cards which explained to me things like, for example, what a scallion is.
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Ballot papers will be now be mailed out to households across Australia from September 12, beginning the two-month process.
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The form can generally be can filed online for instant approval or mailed for approval in a couple of weeks.
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The U.S. ambassador to Canada was mailed a package containing a death threat and white powder on Thursday, Bloomberg reported.
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In Dougherty County, absentee ballots from the county were mailed out late, with at least one postmarked after Election Day.
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To promote the styles, she mailed pacakages containing masks of her face wearing the glasses to her friends and family.
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A ruling that required officials to count the 22019 mailed absentee ballots from Winneshiek County could have changed the outcome.
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The mailed packages, which are being examined by the FBI, have ratcheted up concerns about potential attacks targeting political figures.
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I warned my friends in a set of e-mailed instructions: Don't try to make me stop thinking about death .
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" Indeed, in 2010, Burnett had e-mailed Arnold, "Is there any way I can get you to do Celeb Apprentice?
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I burned them onto a disc, mailed it to her house in Atlanta, and never made another mix CD again.
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She spoke of how many checks needed to be sent and mailed each month, and how much work that took.
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In the two weeks leading up to the vote, pipe bombs were mailed to Democratic leaders, Trump critics and CNN.
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The first newsletters were mailed, and only to Ohio-area high school coaches, ostensibly to help build relationships for recruiting.
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Rutt has mailed Enrique Peña Nieto an invoice for this portion of the wall — construction of which amounts to $14,635.42.
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Half a million social security checks are mailed internationally each month but far more elderly Americans live abroad than that.
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"We are just so relieved and excited about this news," Ricketson's son, Jesse, told Reuters in an e-mailed statement.
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There has also been confusion among Trump administration officials over the number of testing kits that have been mailed out.
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The Postal Inspection Service would examine the postage and postmarks and seek to determine where the envelopes were mailed from.
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We had told you mailed poems were accepted, but we are now asking for submissions only through our online form.
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For the presentation, Mr. Miller had leis mailed from Hawaii, and brought in an act called the Hula Belly Sisters.
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She called her lawyer on Saturday night as soon as the USCIS announcement came out, and mailed her application Tuesday.
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"It was an easy decision to just submit the renewal," said another DACA recipient who mailed his application in Monday.
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On Baseball This year's Hall of Fame ballot, announced Monday and mailed to voters this week, is tinged with sadness.
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Cops eventually arrested Cesar A. Sayoc, the suspect they believe mailed the pipe bombs and charged him with 5 felonies.
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It takes time for the cards in each wave to be mailed, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said.
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Before the White House mailed this diplomatic correspondence, it went through the normal clearance process inside the National Security Council.
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"I personally have a number of kind friends who have mailed me things from around the country," Schechter-Perkins says.
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After the friend received a show, she mailed Ms. Coyne a box of candles blessed by the Pope in appreciation.
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Did you get a ballot mailed to you at home that you've let languish on your kitchen counter for weeks?
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But many were probably mailed in before it was clear how big a virus risk there was in the state.
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It started with hair clippings and a Q-tip of saliva, mailed from a military prison in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
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The couple sells shirts, hoodies, totes, sailing guides and cookbooks they have written from their website, mailed in compostable envelopes.
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President Trump doesn't seem to be doing anything about the free flow of untaxed goods being mailed into the country.
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I can update them for free for a year, and it costs $20 to get fresh paper copies mailed out.
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The Intercept said it did not know the identity of its source, who mailed the document in a plain envelope.
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The packages on doorsteps weren't mailed: Instead, they were hand-delivered and left on people's doorsteps, likely during overnight hours.
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You can download your files as needed, or even have a USB drive containing all your data mailed to you.
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CDRs are typically handled via a set of forms that need to be mailed in or a full medical review.
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During this time, one of Mr. Axelrod's old managers mailed him an acetate of some unreleased recordings from his prime.
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A "no handguns" pin went on my jacket and my first check was mailed to an anti-gun advocacy group.
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In mid-December, a spokesperson for Football Leaks, calling himself John, agreed to answer questions e-mailed by the Times .
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That they had to be mailed to us by relatives on the East Coast plunged me into an annual funk.
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The day was all set to be a heralded unveiling — until Amazon mailed copies to its customers one week early.
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Matthew Specht, House of Representatives Republican Caucus spokesman, said in a statement to CNN the mailed products haven't arrived yet.
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Participants mailed the patches back and, if the results indicated an emergency, were contacted immediately and instructed to receive care.
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On Wednesday, bombs were mailed to Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, former attorney general Eric Holder, and CNN's offices in Manhattan.
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The school mailed Everett — age 81, and now living in Florida — the handbag she probably hadn't thought about in years.
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In January New York state prison officials began sharply limiting the books and packages that could be mailed to state prisoners.
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Investigators found "over 200 suspicious parcels were mailed from California to a particular ZIP code -- 21223 -- in Baltimore," court records say.
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Packages were also reported to have been mailed to CNN, billionaire George Soros, and other frequent, public targets of Trump's scorn.
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USCIS sent notice that they'd mailed the green card on March 16, and it was scheduled to arrive by March 19.
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"Each market has its unique considerations that may impact costs," spokeswoman Julie Knell said in an e-mailed response to questions.
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Green's wife also allegedly mailed one of the stamps, making it the only Inverted Jenny to actually be used for postage.
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Edwards sent Brown and Smith about a dozen bottles by mail, which they filled with local tap water and mailed back.
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During the holidays, Dror and his staff designed, printed, and mailed more than a thousand desktop calendars to people in tech.
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The Savannah College of Art and Design mailed cardboard headsets to 5,000 prospective students to help them envision life on campus.
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The letters would be scrambled and mailed out to us in a few weeks, delivered like a call from the universe.
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When you're finished, the cards are printed, sealed in their square envelopes, stamped and mailed on your behalf within 24 hours.
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Take, for example, the magazine inserts, aptly named "The Bathroom Minutes," that are mailed to members with their monthly DSC packages.
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The devices, which resembled pipe bombs, were mailed to political targets frequently criticized by President Donald Trump and right-wing figures.
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Carter has been transitioning Ben on to using the dozens of new cups people who saw his tweet have mailed in.
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The company conducts mailed in doggy DNA tests, which reveal the breeds that were mixed together to create your furry friend.
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The mailed surveys included six questions about primary care provider access and awareness and three questions about doctors' involvement in treatment.
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Nonetheless, I filled out the form and then, since it was my only option, snail-mailed it back to the FAA.
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No longer will consumers be required to print and fill out forms that must then be either faxed or mailed in.
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Red light cameras automatically flag when a driver has blown through a traffic stop, and the driver is mailed a citation.
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After answering screening questions and going to a lab for blood work, patients are mailed a three-month supply of Truvada.
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We wrote long letters to each other, some so fat they had to be rolled up and mailed in a tube.
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The drugs are mailed by "labs" in China to individuals who consume them or to middlemen who dilute them for resale.
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Before he fled Rakhine, a young NGO worker named Mayyu Ali secretly mailed verses to local literary magazines under a pseudonym.
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Manning collected her own hair clippings and cheek swab and mailed the DNA samples to Dewey-Hagborg, who created the composites.
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"We have no indication that our network and core messaging services have been compromised," it said in an e-mailed statement.
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The cleanest example is the rebate checks that were mailed out to households in 2202 and again in 2628 and 28500.
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In an "interstitial" meditation on Bob's text, Allen tells the story of the mailed manuscript, reflects on Bob's diagnosis of schizophrenia.
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It mailed out a 70-page toy catalog with top items and deals, and even began selling toys at Whole Foods.
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In the 2202 midterms, according to Pew Research, 2628 percent of votes cast in the West emanated from mailed-out ballots.
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Reuters telephoned and e-mailed an official of the portal's owner, Info Edge (India) Ltd for comment, but received no response.
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They are mailed a $40 debit card that can be activated with a code provided only after they complete an interview.
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In one instance, a New York lawyer mailed her client's application on September 14, three weeks in advance, via certified mail.
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In an e-mailed statement on Wednesday, the EPA confirmed that all 27 seniors in the SEE Program are currently furloughed.
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Photograph by Victor Llorente for The New Yorker At fourteen, Grant mailed Streisand a fan letter, offering refuge from Hollywood stardom.
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But he never e-mailed his Al Qaeda handler from his personal e-mail address, or even from his own computer.
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Most of the corrected ballots were mailed last weekend, although some may have gone out as late as Monday, he said.
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He pointed to the recent synagogue shooting, as well as mailed bombs, and a grocery store shooting that targeted African Americans.
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Sayoc, who has since been identified as a Trump supporter, mailed the explosive devices to some of the president's harshest critics.
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Authorities say they were able to identify him by a fingerprint he left on the bomb he mailed to Democratic Rep.
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And reading through lists of goods the survival box services have mailed out, the whole concept starts to seem unintentionally silly.
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He also reads his 2015 letter to Leonard Cohen, which he mailed to the singer a year before the legend died.
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"We need to fire Anthony Levandowski," Chris Urmson, the head of Project Chauffeur, e-mailed his colleagues on August 2000, 1.853.
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The pages were mailed last month to Susanne Craig, a reporter at The Times who has written about Mr. Trump's finances.
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" In October, Avedisian e-mailed Wong, embedding links to several videos: "We have had at least one mouse [sighting] each night . . .
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"I am not doing this because I believe all who had them were saints," he said in an e-mailed statement.
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Mr. Soros is repeatedly cited in right-wing conspiracy theories, and was targeted in last week's wave of mailed pipe bombs.
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The projection comes more than a week after the state's primary because ballots that were mailed in were still being counted.
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The trouble — and time — comes with closely examining paper ballots that were mailed in or turned in during the shareholder meeting.
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But officials said the crucial first break came when Mr. Conditt mailed the packages at the FedEx store earlier this week.
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The new parents have mailed special missives to royals fans who sent their good wishes following baby Archie's christening in July.
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"I have mailed boxes of cups to people I have never met for shows I'm not sure ever happened," he said.
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"They were around, saying they would help people cast absentee ballots," said Barbie Silvas, who mailed in a ballot this year.
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In that 1989 attack, disks claiming to offer information about AIDS were mailed to more than 10,000 people around the world.
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After we completed the project, I mailed the intern a thank-you with $70 worth of Visa and grocery gift cards.
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Most fentanyl enters the United States from packages mailed directly from China, or through Canada from China, according to the report.
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About a dozen lawsuits have been filed in efforts to extend deadlines, impound equipment and count mailed ballots that were rejected.
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"They mailed me a replacement within a week and I&aposve been using it for a few days now," she said.
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He added that the state does the same to infrequent voters, adding that potential cuts are mailed a postcard before removal.
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In May, two weeks before the parole interview, White mailed copies of Dennis's packet to a parole coördinator at the prison.
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And a third, who referred to himself as a white supremacist, allegedly mailed 2100 pipe bombs to critics of President Trump.
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"I could have mailed those jeans to Allison in Duluth, but I wanted to know who this person was," she said.
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There are no addresses in places like Matamoros, which means there is no place to receive mailed updates on court dates.
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Since most student papers are composed on computers and e-mailed to teachers, the writing is already in a digital form.
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It was mailed to him by a woman who claimed it was bent by her son while watching Geller on television.
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The package has markings similar to the pipe bomb packages recently mailed nationwide to top Democrats, two law enforcement sources said.
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"It is my mission to have as many cards as I can mailed to my little guy," Lara wrote on Facebook.
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In states that don't allow that form of registration, Democracy Works mailed users the forms they'd need to complete the process.
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The Soros package was believed to have been placed in a mailbox rather than mailed, a separate law enforcement source said.
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Forms would have to be delivered or mailed within 10 days of being collected, or by the state's voter registration deadline.
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Samarco plans to file a revised recovery plan later on Wednesday, the company said in an e-mailed response to questions.
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" The caller e-mailed a teaser from the video that reached Diana Dasrath, who until recently was TMZ's "clips-clearance manager.
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Amazon said in an e-mailed statement that small businesses on the site are already delivering packages more quickly than expected.
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In an e-mailed response, the Tesla spokesman said the company isn't worried about the relatively slow pace of new orders.
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"We are all in on you guys and are very excited about it," one ValueAct partner e-mailed Pearson in 2014.
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The letter, mailed last spring throughout England, encouraged violence that ranged from pulling off a woman's head scarf to bombing mosques.
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A few hours later, another suspicious package, similar to the pipe bombs mailed out last week, was found addressed to CNN.
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But on Tuesday night, MSNBC's Rachel Maddow shared Trump's 2005 1040 form, which was anonymously mailed to reporter David Cay Johnston.
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"It is possible that further packages were mailed to additional mail processing facilities in the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan area," the FBI said.
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The bombs were mailed to former President Barack Obama, former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, former CIA director John Brennan, and Rep.
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"It will be done step-by-step at the expense of fixed income," Mammadov said in an e-mailed answer to Reuters.
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That's a lot of spit in tubes being mailed to companies that promise customers information about their health, ancestry and family trees.
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Those ballots will be mailed back, collected, and read to determine the majority opinion by November 15, reports the Australian Broadcasting Cooperation.
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Mediengruppe Bitnik have Random Darknet Shopper, mailed a package to Julian Assange, and glitched out the House of Electronic Arts buildingin Basel.
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Sayoc was arrested in October after authorities said he had mailed the explosive packages to 13 intended targets, including Hillary Clinton, Rep.
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You can see the refund/deletion form here, which needs to be printed, filled out and mailed to the FAA for processing.
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At camp, we were all dreaming of homemade food, and everyone wrote a list of their favorites and mailed the list home.
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The New York Times, for example, mailed over a million of them to print subscribers in 2015, then another round in 2016.
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Danius did not immediately respond to an e-mailed request for comment but an auto-reply said she was currently on leave.
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When Melania Trump mailed her ballot, she reportedly forgot to sign the envelope, as required by New York City's Board of Elections.
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Pipe bombs were mailed to prominent media organizations and Democratic figures last year — and the suspect appeared to be a Trump supporter.
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Former U.S. first lady Michelle Obama weighed in on the brand in July after Chandran mailed her a box of Tea Drops.
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On April 28, 2018, the hospital mailed letters to 2,762 patients warning of potential exposure to hepatitis C and offered free testing.
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For the third, those proceedings are ongoing, according to an e-mailed statement from the cancer center's president, Dr. Peter W.T. Pisters.
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At least 10 devices resembling pipe bombs have been mailed to prominent Democrats and media organizations, with the latest removed early Thursday.
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Authorities say the envelopes were mailed to Trump, FBI Director Christopher Wray, Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and the Navy's top officer, Adm.
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Then you can submit a claim online, print a copy and mail it, or have a hard copy form mailed to you.
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While in prison, Manning mailed cheek swabs and hair clippings to artist Heather Dewey-Hagborg, who used them to algorithmically generate portraits.
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The turning point was the 2001 anthrax attacks, in which letters filled with the spore-forming bacteria were mailed to several Senators.
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One of them drew cluttered black-and-white cartoons in felt-tip pen and mailed them to various chapbook presses in Brooklyn.
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Republican officials previously defended the closings, saying there was less demand for polling places because so many voters mailed in their ballots.
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The missive's handwriting appeared to match the anonymous letter mailed to Beverly Hills police, alerting them to a "cadaver" at Berman's residence.
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After parents made payments to Key Worldwide Foundation, employees at the organization mailed letters thanking them for the contribution, federal authorities alleged.
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In the 1970s, Lynn Hershman Leeson mailed postcards advertising installations she made in New York hotel rooms with stamps featuring her face.
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Once rid of the fearful and vilifying male gaze, we can recover Medusa's "grace" and "mailed radiance," rendering her human once more.
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Last week, the Greek militant group Conspiracy of Fire Cells claimed responsibility for a parcel bomb mailed to the German finance minister.
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In the comment chain on her initial Facebook post, Andriesi also responded to Zhuravleva directly, explaining he'd e-mailed her an explanation.
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The clients then mailed the T-shirts back to Brain and Lavigne's "Sweat Shop" at NYU, where they were cut into swatches.
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A few years back, he e-mailed me out of nowhere; I nearly had a heart attack when I saw his name.
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Mailed to customers, it's reminiscent like the toy catalogs of yesteryear, with entire sections dedicated to LEGO, board games, and plush toys.
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You can customize dresses to your specifications, and get a sample mailed to try on in the comfort of your own home.
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It mailed out a toy catalog and is offering free shipping on toys with no minimum purchase, including to customers without Prime.
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Police have located the post office branch from where the parcel was mailed to Schaeuble and are examining videos from a camera.
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Activists have also mailed her wire hangers, referencing a dangerous abortion method women sometimes resort to when the medical procedure is illegal.
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It wasn't mailed-out ballots themselves — 220006 million were cast in the midterms without a hint of real scandal in other states.
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In another recent case, controlled substances and unapproved drugs from India were mailed to patients in the U.S. for over 18 months.
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Citing safety and other concerns, SpaceX mailed letters to residents offering to buy out their properties at three times their appraised value.
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The IRS has warned taxpayers about a scam in which letters are being mailed to taxpayers from a fake agency called the .
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The missive's handwriting appears to match an anonymous letter mailed to Beverly Hills Police, alerting them to a "cadaver" at Berman's residence.
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Honda said the owner had been mailed multiple recall notices about the five-year-old recall effort, but repairs were never made.
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He chronicled the home's transformation in photographs and compiled the photos in two hard-copy albums, which he mailed to Business Insider.
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Reiff said Lipinski's staff organized his paperwork for the Veterans Affairs hospital and got his Vietnam War medals mailed to his home.
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The police said it was also mailed from a FedEx facility in Sun Valley and was headed to an address in Austin.
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Pete transferred those VHS recordings to DVDs on the libraries equipment, and we mailed them out and put them up on MySpace.
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In that case, the person could reset the KeyMe password, log in to the app and have a key copy mailed over.
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Mr. Sayoc mailed 16 devices to his intended victims around the country, who also included the actor Robert De Niro and CNN.
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They physically mailed VHS cassettes to customers, ran magazine ads and even dressed their employees as members of Starfleet at trade shows.
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After pipe bombs were mailed to over a dozen Democratic leaders, Tony Perkins did make calls to end the rhetoric of division.
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The company mailed its 5 billionth DVD, an honor that went to this year's Elton John biopic Rocketman, according to Entertainment Weekly.
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The plates, bowls, and trinkets lining the walls were purchased by Kyo's family in Malaysia and mailed here to New York City.
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They may also include so-called convenience checks — paper checks mailed to consumers that allow them to draw on their credit card.
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Winner is said to have mailed a top-secret NSA report on Russian hacking to The Intercept, which the outlet then published.
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Two weeks before Giglia's death in 2014, Raggiani's mother mailed her an old Vaccaro turtleneck that used to belong to her grandmother.
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"It is possible that further packages were mailed to additional mail processing facilities in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area," the FBI said.
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"The Australian Government does not comment on the details behind its consideration of particular cases," Porter said in his e-mailed statement.
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Ward mailed a photo of herself with Trump along with a portion of a 2017 Trump tweet praising her decision to run.
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The device mailed to Brennan forced an hours-long evacuation of the Time Warner Center, which houses CNN's offices in New York.
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Tickets are mailed to the registered owner of a speeding car, because the cameras do not identify the driver behind the wheel.
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Allen also mailed threats to Defense Secretary James Mattis, CIA Director Gina Haspel, FBI Director Chris Wray and others, the indictment said.
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Eventually, word got to the sender, Helen M. Churko, who had mailed her Con Edison bill and check a few days earlier.
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So they walked down to a music store, bought a CD and mailed it to Hastings house using a first-class stamp.
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If you don't live near your family, you could offer to have their medications or other supplies mailed or delivered to them.
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The postcards I found are from the 1930s and 1940s, and were mailed home by people from New England visiting the south.
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"His application was mailed out at same time as many other DACA applications that have now been approved," she told Vox on Wednesday.
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So, naturally, they wrote an anonymous note, slapped on a Santa Claus stamp and mailed it to the Brünings with no return address.
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The patient is then mailed mifepristone and misoprostol—the drugs used in combination to induce abortion—prophylactic antibiotics, painkillers, and anti-nausea drugs.
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Sayoc, a registered Republican voter who lives in Aventura, Florida, will face federal criminal charges for the mailed devices, according to NBC News.
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Once I built the Raspberry Pi, I mailed it to Kashmir and she plugged it into her Netgear Router using an ethernet cord.
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Rolls-Royce Holdings said in an e-mailed statement it was "working closely with ANA to minimize the effect on aircraft service disruption".
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More than 12 million eligible voters mailed in their postal ballots, and 61 percent of voters supported the legalization of same-sex marriage.
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Instead, the complaint says the Ottawa County Sheriff's Office mailed Kelley a warrant for his arrest over Reilly's domestic violence report on Oct.
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"Treasury does not comment on whether any particular transaction is pending before CFIUS", a Treasury spokesman told Reuters in an e-mailed statement.
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In an interview, Halpin confessed that he had mailed as many as 35 packages containing between 50 to 100 mg each of fentanyl.
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The dress belonged to a woman in Florida named Tonya Bervaldi-Camaratta, who had mailed the dress to Vermont for a Hollywood Convention.
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"Ordinary people have spoken and broken ranks with the experts and their political leaders," Odey said in an e-mailed statement on Friday.
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Sayoc, 57, was arrested in October after authorities said he had mailed 16 explosive packages to 13 intended targets, including Hillary Clinton, Rep.
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Cesar Sayoc, the Florida man who mailed pipe bombs to the president's opponents and critics in 2018, was apparently inspired by Trump's rhetoric.
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In the midst of a dispute over a contract, he mailed 213 bricks to a publisher, postage to be paid by the recipient.
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It also requires anyone who wants to buy political ads to register with a government ID, using a code mailed to their address.
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It follows a spate of pipe bombs found mailed in recent days to prominent political figures, mostly Democrats including former President Barack Obama.
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The missive's handwriting appears to match an anonymous letter mailed to Beverly Hills Police, alerting them to a "cadaver" at his Berman's residence.
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Yildiz, Turkey's largest food manufacturer and the owner of the Godvia chocolate brand, made the comment in an e-mailed statement to Reuters.
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I mailed a letter to Rent-A-Center by priority mail which I tracked and they received it February 2144 at 01:25.
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Even when the boy's captors sliced off one of his ears and mailed it to a Rome newspaper, the oil tycoon was unmoved.
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Lawrence's movie wasn't much loved, but it made money (and, crucially, a lot of it right when Oscar ballots were being mailed in).
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Yes.Deadline to register: October 10, 83 for online registration, but if you miss that, mailed forms can be postmarked by October 11, 2016.
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The Defense Department e-mailed workers imploring them not to use network bandwidth to stream the NCAA men's basketball tournament, which begins today.
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"Today's Commission Opinion reinforces the need for Comcast to take the necessary licenses to our IP," Rovi said in an e-mailed statement.
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"The Munich regional court's decision in now way gives us reason to change our legal position," it said in an e-mailed statement.
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However, besides the price and selection process, the subscription services are nearly identical: five samples mailed monthly solely based on your personal needs.
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She had removed the intelligence reporting from her office and mailed it from Augusta, according to the affidavit in support of her arrest.
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Dordick said when filing the lawsuit Fiat Chrysler had mailed a recall letter to Yelchin that was received seven days after his death.
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Rhodes, who mailed in his vote for management, said he has also received a Facebook message and two phone calls from each side.
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"I salute the solution found to resolve the situation at BPI, which reflects shareholders' consensus," she said in e-mailed remarks to Reuters.
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Under Montana law, however, ballots that have mailed in and received by county election administrators are considered votes received and cannot be changed.
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In 2016, almost ten years after the release of the record, they mailed out fanzines to each person who had sent off money.
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I put the phone down and e-mailed my travel agent, asking her to put me on the next available Air India flight.
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The parcel was mailed to Schaeuble from a post office branch in Athens but was intercepted by the German finance ministry's mail department.
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Choosing a political party — or opting out entirely — is a matter of checking off preferences on a postcard mailed later to registrants' homes.
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The federal government's Election Administration and Voting Survey (EAVS) finds that the most common reason to reject mailed-in ballots is signature mismatch.
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"The ban will be extended for a further six months to September 30," read an e-mailed statement by government spokesman Steffen Seibert.
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Vice President Pence on Wednesday condemned suspicious packages mailed to former President Obama, Bill and Hillary Clinton and CNN's offices in New York.
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After she won the Australian Open in 2017, Serena signed one of her practice balls for 'Nee Nee' and I mailed it out.
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Republicans in Florida, Nevada and Missouri can expect additional PAC money for television, digital and mailed advertising, as well as other campaign support.
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In the e-mailed draft, Ritvo seems to address Ruhl directly: If I am still an object, Then we'll know that, won't we?
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The state allows absentee ballots to be mailed through primary election day, meaning it'll likely be days before the final votes are counted.
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She found some answers for her pain, though, when she started reading the long, poetic love letters her father mailed to her mother.
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"Murad we are sending every bit of information you give us to very high ranking officials at State and DoD," Padgett e-mailed.
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Other issues included voters having their party affiliation changed, incorrect primary notifications getting mailed out and poll worker training, the news outlet added.
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At the time I e-mailed with my daughter, a terrorist group had taken credit for the attacks on our facility in Benghazi.
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"They also told us that they suspected (it) was from the same guy, but it was mailed to a different address," Cavalaier said.
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The joint show with Heather Dewey-Hagborg will feature self-portraits built from cheek swabs and clips of hair Manning mailed from prison.
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Earlier this fall, just ahead of the holiday season, Amazon mailed a catalog of its best-selling toys to some 20 million customers.
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In 1964, FBI agents mailed an anonymous letter to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. written in the guise of a disgruntled black follower.
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Instead, my Vimovo was mailed to me from White Oak Pharmacy in Nutley, New Jersey, which is about 45 minutes from my house.
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"The board acknowledges the shareholders' support for this proposal," Occidental Chairman Eugene Batchelder said in a statement e-mailed by a company spokesman.
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Voters cast their ballots by mail in Washington, and many ballots were mailed before the field of candidates winnowed over the past week.
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Investigators said that the crucial first break in the case came when Mr. Conditt mailed two packages at a FedEx store this week.
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And on Wednesday, after his office and his own brother denied reports that explosive devices were mailed to his offices, New York Gov.
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While he drove us back to Shanghai, from the back seat I took notes about the visit and e-mailed them to myself.
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If you're a woman in the same age range, you've probably been mailed a millennial pink pamphlet from no-makeup makeup brand Glossier.
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I mailed in the completed BIRD DROPPINGS grid, and then at the 2017 A.C.P.T., I broached the subject with both Will and Joel.
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An avid student of subjects that he cared about, he barely mailed it in for school courses that did not grab him. Mrs.
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For more specialized types, the machine will most likely say that the keys need to be programmed elsewhere and be mailed to you.
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Literally, the head of our government right now, is saying it's the media's fault, for the pipe bombs that were mailed to it.
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For the following summer, I mailed away for another brochure, this time for Phillips Exeter Academy, and I took another public speaking course.
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After a woman in Houston lost teacups that had belonged to her mother, a stranger found replacements online and mailed them to her.
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As Florida recounts votes county by county, one major issue of contention is unclear signatures on ballots, particularly those that were mailed in.
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After he heard I'd canceled my flight, he bought 292 Magic the Gathering cards and had them express-mailed to him next day.
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"I printed up 125 copies of the manuscript and actually mailed those to 87 people that I knew were concerned conservatives," he said.
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Surveys have been mailed to voters all over the country by the government, asking them to tick yes or no to this proposal.
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Campaigning would effectively be reduced to TV ads, appearances on cable news, mailed flyers and promotional materials, billboard advertising, and, of course, digital.
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Trilogy is "looking forward to having our day in court," Barry Kupferberg, director of research for Trilogy said in an e-mailed statement.
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" Global Head of Ledger Vault Demetrios Skalkotos, via an e-mailed statement: "The pros of Facebook finally getting into cryptocurrency outweigh the cons.
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Christian Democrat officials took down his photograph from a wall in their Lisbon headquarters and mailed it across town to the Socialist Party.
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She provided, according to Merrill's biographer, Langdon Hammer, "plausible-sounding names and addresses," and letters were mailed, only to be returned to sender.
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On Thursday, he sent multiple conspiratorial tweets about the bombs mailed to high-profile Democrats, Soros, and the New York offices of CNN.
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The company added that it had mailed 12 notices about the recall effort over nearly seven years to the owners of the vehicle.
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A three-person committee is due to submit the review to the government by June 2020, Frydenberg said in an e-mailed statement.
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Well, we don't know yet, but he is one of the boys that Lara Jean's sister Kitty (Anna Cathcart) mailed love letters to.
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Barbara Kennedy mailed her rent check in a box at Fort Washington Avenue and 183rd Street after the last pickup on Dec. 28.
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" Decred co-founder Jake Yocom-Piatt, via an e-mailed statement: "Libra goes against the central ideological underpinning of cryptocurrency — it's not decentralized.
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Eventually, though, I found the right fellow and mailed him photos of the bag and bottle along with a letter outlining the situation.
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Sabeco said in an e-mailed statement that it has been carrying out programmes to support customer sales and improving its product quality.
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" The indictment says Dowless "directed individuals to collect absentee ballots from voters, at times instructed individuals to sign certifications indicating they had witnessed the voter vote and properly execute the absentee ballot when they had not, and mailed or instructed others to mail the absentee ballot in such a manner to conceal the fact that the voter had not personally mailed it himself.
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Federal authorities arrest a man in connection to the pipe bombs mailed to public figures; Israeli forces kill five Palestinians in a Gaza protest.
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In early July 2018, Marc Benioff packed his iPhone and iPad into a FedEx envelope and mailed it to his summer home in Hawaii.
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They were mailed to an attorney for The Capital newspaper, a retired judge of the Maryland Court of Special Appeals and a Baltimore judge.
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According to CTV News, a Nova Scotia kitty named Baloo snuck into a box of tire rims being mailed through Canadian shipping company Purolator.
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Tello said that she repeatedly e-mailed the companies, but that Vitals and Healthgrades only removed the suspect reviews after she involved a lawyer.
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Oh, and it happened because he took unsolicited advice from a random woman he had never met who mailed him numerous letters of support.
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The FBI, which is investigating the incident, said that "a suspicious package containing white powder" was mailed to an office at 3200 Southwest Freeway.
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GameFly's service resembles the early days of Netflix, when you would rent a DVD by mail and keep it until you mailed it back.
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In January 230, Claude McKay mailed an audacious letter to the director of the Compagnie Fabre, one of the oldest shipping lines in France.
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The Scott campaign contends this means that only ballots mailed by overseas voters can be tabulated for the first time after noon on Saturday.
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A postmark indicated the documents were mailed from New York City, and the return address claimed the envelope had been sent from Trump Tower.
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Friends e-mailed me after the first few posts, waiting for me to start writing about the utter improbability of what I was reading.
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"Odey is not rejecting any specific level of firm offer," the firm, a top 1903 shareholder in Acacia, said in an e-mailed statement.
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The Dolly Parton's Imagination Library, founded in 1995, has mailed more than 100 million books to children in the United States and other countries.
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That's why, at the urging of the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections, I mailed in my application to be an Election-Day poll worker.
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"The issue of the Eurobond was not brought up," Storchak said in e-mailed comments, referring to Ukraine's controversial $3 billion debt to Russia.
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The Tiny Letters are mailed in normal-sized clear plastic envelope sleeves to ensure they arrive safely (and your mail deliverers won't hate you).
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A Florida mom whose 14-year-old left a note and then disappeared five years ago says her daughter has mailed a letter home.
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Higgs and friends used a photocopier to reproduce the artist's work, then folded it up and mailed it out to the network of recipients.
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The efforts started somewhat benignly: with the party's slate card, a party document mailed to each registered Republican in the state naming official endorsements.
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The department mailed letters to victims soon after they reported they were assaulted -- sometimes on the same day that detectives were assigned to investigate.
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Officials at the Florida Department of State informed a federal judge last week that 6,670 ballots that were mailed in ahead of the Nov.
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John Baldessari, who took over the studio space I had in Los Angeles when I left for New York, mailed it back to me.
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Sayoc's lawyers, meanwhile, argued that heavy steroid use had made him delusional when he mailed the devices and asked for a 10-year sentence.
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The Washington Examiner reported Tuesday that Rubio mailed the Alaska Republican Party a letter about keeping delegates he won in its caucuses last month.
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Fear spread across the nation after someone mailed suspected package bombs to CNN and to several prominent Democratic officials and critics of Donald Trump.
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My reasoning was that I'd lost a wallet three times previously and twice strangers of good faith had mailed the thing back to me.
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He hoped his family in China would be treated leniently if he remained loyal to that promise, said Mr. Kam, who mailed the letter.
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Drivers may miss mailed manufacturer notices or be unsure what action they need to take, said Patrice Vincent, manager of federal affairs for AAA.
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Redford mailed out the first edition of the Sundance catalog in 1989, inspired by the artistry of Sundance Village, which he founded in 1969.
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The suspect accused of killing five people in the Capital Gazette newsroom last week reportedly mailed a series of threatening letters before the attack.
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During the 2628 election, the Times was anonymously mailed a copy of Trump's 28500 state tax returns, showing losses of more than $6900 million.
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Ballots for the California primary will be mailed out in just two weeks, and nearly 80 percent of California voters cast ballots by mail.
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Donations to Trickster and his owner can be made via the rescue's PayPal or mailed to Angelcat Haven P.O. Box 2261 Plainville, MA, 02762.
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Since its founding in 2006, LGBT Books To Prisoners has mailed books to over 5,500 people, including over 3,000 packages of books in 2015.
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Women with high scores are asked if they want to submit DNA; if so, they will be mailed a kit to donate their saliva.
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According to the Waco Tribune-Herald, Gourneau mailed the edible genitalia to Tracy Chance's office at the McLennan County Sheriff's Office in December 2017.
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This used to happen post facto, when photographs were mailed; now celebrants keep cellphones by their side throughout dinner, posting images as they eat.
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Printing of the 2020 Census forms has started for the more than 600 million documents to be mailed to more than 130 million households.
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He told friends to delete the copies that he'd e-mailed to them, and ceremonially burned the manuscript on the balcony of his apartment.
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Several law-enforcement officials said that investigators would likely obtain data from cell towers in the areas where they believe the packages were mailed.
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The first took their own readings daily for one week every month over the course of a year and mailed them to a doctor.
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It remains a mystery what happened to the backlog of mailed notifications that existed in September 2016, when responsibility for reviewing them was transferred.
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I had my Magic Socks mailed to my parents' address in Southern California so they'd be with me during an extended vacation back home.
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In 2010, Dr. Pamela Munster mailed her saliva to 23andMe, a relatively new DNA testing company, and later opted in for a BRCA test.
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The outcome in Arizona had been too close to call for nearly a week, as large numbers of early and mailed ballots were counted.
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So far, millions have headed to the polls or mailed in ballots, showing more enthusiasm compared with advance voters in the last midterm election.
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When they finish one — or all — of the three 25Ks in the series, they can download a finisher's bib and are mailed a medal.
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Ballots were mailed this week, and activists on both sides of the issue have used the well-being of children to make their arguments.
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Of course the specific works in the show, which are more three-dimensional and often include wood blocks and artists' frames, were never mailed.
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But he said that underestimates how much of the race is already over, as millions of ballots that were mailed out won't be returned.
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Less than an hour later, in Kerkrade, a Dutch town near the German border, a second package mailed to a local business blew up.
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The city has mailed 8,002 letters to residents in an effort to collect about $5.8 million in unpaid bills for water and sewer services.
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"Sarah Miller, Co-Chair of Freedom From Facebook, via an e-mailed statement: "Facebook is one of the world's most dangerous and irresponsible monopolies.
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Leaked medical files, largely made up of breached files, also include accidentally released documents - like when the wrong documents are mailed to a patient.
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Huntsman was so angry that he mailed back his master's degree and had university officials remove his plaque from their athletic hall of fame.
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"This report is a series of speculations, or in short, nonsense," a spokesman for Deutsche Telekom said in an e-mailed statement on Tuesday.
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Finally, one of our best-read articles this week was about the thousands of letters mailed to Mr. Obama each day of his presidency.
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Except for those that offer rolling admission, colleges generally mailed out the last of their acceptances for the class of 2020 by April 1.
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She cared only about his Social Security payments, he said, and had gone AWOL now that the checks were being mailed to her house.
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And an affidavit asserts that The Intercept revealed to a second contractor that the document was mailed from Augusta, Ga., where Ms. Winner resides.
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But by Thursday, the DNA fragment had been mailed to Munster's lab in Hamilton and Letko began cloning the code into his viral particles.
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Philip Bartlett of the US Postal Inspection Service told reporters that authorities are not yet able to say where the packages were mailed from.
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In September, 2012, someone—it's never been entirely clear who—mailed a DVD to A. J. Daulerio, who was then the editor of Gawker.
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Thousands of knitters created them in the weeks between the election and the inauguration, then mailed them off to strangers who shared their views.
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"Performance is not a one way bet, paying off on the way up, and never going down," she said in an e-mailed response.
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The "caravan" and the mailed bombs are happening after a big chunk of people have already made up their minds and cast their ballots.
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Authorities also warned residents of the Austin area that Conditt may have also planted or mailed other explosive devices during the last 24 hours.
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None of the bombs detonated, and no one was injured, but the FBI has said additional packages may have been mailed to other locations.
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A year-long congressional report found that the deadly substance could be bought online from Chinese labs and mailed through the U.S. Postal Service.
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U.S. District Judge Edward Korman, however, said Midland presented sufficient evidence that the agreement was mailed through the U.S. Post Office and presumably received.
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It also said in an e-mailed statement that it was not involved in the design, development, or production of its customers' semiconductor devices.
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Clapper, speaking on CNN Friday morning, said he expected to be a target based on the other people who were mailed packages this week.
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Mary Clare Peate mailed me a delightful version of my favorite Obamacare chart, which shows public opinion solidly split over time for seven years.
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For Zola, he led the "Love Notes" campaign that resulted in more than 900 real love letters being written and mailed around the world.
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Over the 60-day public comment period, more than 19983,000 comments were mailed to US Citizenship and Immigration Services or submitted online at Regulations.
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These submissions are colloquially referred to as "tapes," from when they were mailed out on actual, physical tapes, though they're now mostly stored online.
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His application arrived at the USCIS service center in Chicago on October 10 — three weeks after he mailed it, and five days after the deadline.
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The team mailed testing kits to Flint, and in August a group packed into Dr. Edwards's family van and set off for a site visit.
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Hillary actually e-mailed with President Obama from her unsecure private account while in a territory of and foreign adversary and Comey covered that up.
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Twitter, similarly, was into the idea: To whoever mailed dildos and a literal bag of dicks to the #OregonMilitia, you are the heroes we deserve.
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On January 9, with the internal investigation well under way, detectives seized an envelope mailed to Bybee at the Sarasota Sheriff's Office, according to officials.
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"The health and safety of Credit Suisse's employees, clients and partners is our highest priority," a Credit Suisse spokesperson said in an e-mailed statement.
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"Google would be setting a chilling precedent and handing the Chinese government a victory," its China researcher, Patrick Poon, said in an e-mailed statement.
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Then they took things one step further and mailed thousands of bugs from New Mexico to their colleagues over at the University of California, Davis.
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Overall, he is thought to have mailed three threatening letters, including one to a Baltimore City judge and another to Maryland's Court of Special Appeals.
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And they were encouraged by a strange photograph mailed to them in the '60s, purporting to show one of their sons as a grown adult.
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At one point, Jacobson even anonymously mailed a $216.6 million game piece to the donations clerk at the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Tennessee.
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An information statement containing details of the spin-off and important information about Aptevo will be mailed to Emergent stockholders prior to the distribution date.
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When Mom and Dad sent Christmas presents to the quarterback and his girlfriend that year, the source said, those gifts were mailed back in February.
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"In the light of these good numbers we expect that we can reach last year's record again," Blume said in e-mailed comments on Thursday.
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The anonymously mailed flyers said "Make Edison great again," and featured photos of candidates Jerry Shi and Falguni Patel with red "deport" stamps on them.
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"Our team has the right skills and track record working on multimillion-dollar franchises," Spil CEO Tung Nguyen-Khac said in an e-mailed statement.
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From 22018 to 2018, the agency mailed statements in five-year increments to people at ages 224, 22016, 252, 40, 45, 50, 55 and 60.
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In October 2016, Lizzie was mailed a Joy for All Companion Pet manufactured by Hasbro — for no reason at all that was clear to us.
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The mailed bombs and the massacre of 11 Jews at a Pittsburgh synagogue last Saturday took place against the backdrop of highly charged political campaigns.
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Last year, Making Game of Thrones shared an image of the prop letter Ramsay Bolton mailed Jon Snow just before the Battle of the Bastards.
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And from that so-called seclusion, she regularly wrote and mailed letters to friends and family, some of which can be seen at the Morgan.
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So his mom decided to play a little prank: She put all of his garbage in a box and mailed it to him at college.
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Like so many in the public eye, I&aposve had numerous death threats over the years, white powder mailed to my office and guess what?
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He pleaded guilty in October to charges related to 13 threatening letters he mailed from 2015 to 2018, six of which contained a white powder.
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As the Islamic State, or ISIS, loses territory and with Ramadan approaching, militants may want to show their strength, she said in e-mailed comments.
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"The strategy was and is the strict preservation of brand and corporate identities at both firms," he said in an e-mailed response to questions.
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Towne was not arrested; instead, prosecutors mailed him a notice to appear, said Assistant State's Attorney George Mueller, who declined to discuss the charges further.
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She e-mailed the document, fewer than four hundred words in all, to the local NPR station, and got a call back within an hour.
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Authorities announced Friday they arrested Cesar Sayoc Jr. in connection with a string of pipe bombs mailed to prominent Democrats nationwide in the days prior.
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Ohio's mailed Confirmation Notice, which explains the steps voters must take to avoid removal from the rolls, is, of course, generally only provided in English.
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"In light of these good numbers we expect that we can reach last year's record again," Oliver Blume said in e-mailed comments on Thursday.
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In some cases, companies mailed a debit card to students with instructions to activate it, suggesting that not doing so would delay receiving the funds.
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Four days later, Hammer e-mailed John Konkus, the chief of staff for Lieutenant Governor Jennifer Carroll, who was the chair of the task force.
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Redeeming it is simple: You're mailed a voucher, and you can use the accompanying code to book any US-originating American Airlines flight on AA.com.
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The university has already created a website to fulfill diploma requests with the goal of having each diploma reprinted and mailed out within two days.
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David Cay Johnston, a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist who was sent Trump's tax returns, has speculated that Trump could have mailed it to him.
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The envelope had been mailed to Mr. Trump's campaign office, where a staff member opened it and immediately called the police, The Associated Press reported.
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When Snowden mailed a drive containing the trove to the filmmaker Laura Poitras, another collaborator, he wrote his name as "Manning" in the return address.
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FedEx records show that between March 2016 and July 2017, about 47 packages were mailed by the same San Francisco sender, according to the complaint.
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The board then mailed out a correction that may have inadvertently confused voters about the date of the higher-profile presidential primary on April 19.
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"- Student volunteer in the admissions office at a small, private college in the Mid-Atlantic "One time, a student mailed a cake to the office.
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Why it matters: The handbook will be mailed to 43 million households this September; it is a primary source for people to learn about Medicare.
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I rent a private mailbox for about $150 a year, and once in awhile either check it myself or have my mail mailed to me.
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Explosive devices mailed to public figures like the Obamas and Clintons prompt a national response; the EU votes to ban single-use plastics by 2021.
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The monthly magazine, which was always mailed in anonymous manila envelopes, contained news, editorials, poetry, short stories, letters, and a running bibliography of lesbian literature.
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When Lester Bangs mailed in an unsolicited review of Lou Reed's fourth solo record Sally Can't Dance, Parrett and Jones knew it had to run.
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The packages are said to have contained homemade explosive devices, with authorities in New York describing the device mailed to CNN as a pipe bomb.
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Bayer spokesman Darren Wallis said in an e-mailed statement that Roundup Ready 2 Xtend soybeans were the number one trait platform in the market.
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"Building the value of the market is crucial, due among other reasons to the investments awaiting the industry," Solorz said in an e-mailed statement.
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"The most natural reading of this language is that service must be mailed directly to the foreign minister's office in the foreign state," he wrote.
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One aspect of the case is known to be in federal hands: a threatening letter mailed to Mr. Smollett in the weeks before the Jan.
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The Trump administration's new "postcard" tax form still must be mailed in an envelope, unless you want your neighbors to see your Social Security number.
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In the event of lengthy closures, Weingarten recommended alternatives such as telephone trees, mailed lessons and assignments, and instruction via local radio or TV stations.
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While election mischief is certainly possible in any system, Oregon has had only two dozen cases after 20 years and 100 million mailed-out ballots.
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REMS drugs are prohibited from being mailed to patients or prescribed via pharmacy, requiring patients to physically come into a clinic to receive the prescription.
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However, Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill decided that absentee ballots would be mailed immediately, creating a four-month voting window that is currently open.
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A man who mailed pipe bombs to CNN and other targets of Trump's contempt "found light in Donald J. Trump," according to the man's lawyers.
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You'll go to a doctor, get prescribed, the contact lenses will be mailed to you and should last about the length of a normal pair.
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In January, a reporter named Jessica Choy mailed unused Lunapads and Thinx menstrual underwear to nuclear scientist Graham Peaslee of the University of Notre Dame.
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Two weeks before he died unexpectedly at age 53, my father mailed a copy of Miguel de Cervantes's "Don Quixote" to my freshman dorm room.
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It's voting day there too, sort of — early ballots will be mailed to millions of California voters today ahead of the state's Super Tuesday primary.
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"You can call them, you can email them, you can fax them," he said, and ask for a replacement ballot to be mailed to you.
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She is also managing the cross-country journey of an Ace & Jig shirt that is being mailed from fan to fan every couple of weeks.
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The packages are a considerable expense — the more ostentatious, the more likely to stand out — and are mailed to a large number of potential voters.
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I called the manufacturer, and a very nice customer-service representative mailed me instructions for replacing the switch at home, along with five new switches.
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SOFAZ will allocate this year's additional funds to agriculture, health and education and infrastructure projects, it said in e-mailed answers to questions from Reuters.
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From a former Pentagon and CIA spokesman: Wow, that major university that sent me a rejection letter years ago mailed it to me in error.
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Because of the large number of mailed ballots already in possession of local county election officials, it appears we will see a very high turnout.
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A 56-year-old Florida man named Cesar Sayoc was arrested Friday in connection with 13 explosive devices mailed around the country, federal authorities said.
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The letter was mailed anonymously in December to reporters for The Times; its authenticity was verified by several people who have been briefed on it.
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Moments after Johnson's birdie at the 2923th, Koepka air-mailed the green with his tee shot at the par-three 14th and made another bogey.
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But after the client mailed in "four very, very high-end luxury" watches, Burke's company was able to provide him with $400,000 in 48 hours.
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The slim yellow envelope had been mailed to her old house, the one where she had lived before it became impossible to pay the rent.
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A ballot was mailed to every registered voter, to be returned, either by post or at a drop box, by the day of the election.
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With an electric typewriter sent by his parents, he typed his stories and mailed them to his younger sister, who submitted them to literary magazines.
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By April, city officials hope to be able to have eligible New Yorkers sign up online for the cards to be mailed to their homes.
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I mailed a package to a young woman who recognized me at a Petco, where I was buying pet toys to mail to an event.
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