Now Kardashian is also making noise about a possible reconciliation.
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The United States was making noise about closing the border.
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Already, officials in China and Mexico have made noise about retaliating.
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Even Biden's allies have made noise about him embracing free college.
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So why is he making such a big noise about it?
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People are making a lot more noise about representation and diversity.
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Ditto for Caitlyn Jenner, who's made some noise about possibly entering politics.
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Second: there's been a lot of noise about this withdrawal from Syria.
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The Chinese have made noise about retaliatory tariffs on corn and soybeans.
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The auto industry is making some serious noise about electric pickup trucks.
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All the noise about immigration and travel restrictions is missing the point.
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He also urged clients to "ignore the noise" about AMD, according to Barron's.
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They are making lots of noise about LNG, but (it) seems more politically driven.
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As the devolution revolution takes off, expect more noise about this down the line.
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And Diesel is in the film city of Mumbai to make noise about it.
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He said anti-Amazon protesters are making "noise" about benefits the company already offers.
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Do you know of other members who are making noise about this issue now?
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Generally speaking, Cisco hasn't been making lots of noise about its heightened Webex usage.
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Elected officials have made a lot of noise about the cost of prescription drugs.
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"I think it's good that we're making noise about this problem," Dr. Drimmel said.
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It is curious that Facebook seemingly made little noise about Lasso prior to its launch.
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And the noise about challenging that is something that we have withstood throughout our history.
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The Trump team screamed bias, and continued making noise about it even after his electoral victory.
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THE aviation industry tends to make a lot of noise about potential mergers and tie-ups.
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Samsung certainly made a lot of noise about the Gear VR leading up to its launch.
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As you know there's been a lot of noise about China slowing a little bit, Joe.
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"That's one of the reasons we didn't make too much noise about it," Father Warner said.
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That sounds good, but since the government started making noise about regulation, Chinese markets have slumped.
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The most endangered species, California Republicans, make the most noise about how awful the state is.
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The meeting would allow the leaders to cut through "political noise" about alleged Russian collusion, Bolton said.
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There hasn't been nearly enough noise about ReCore, an Xbox One exclusive from Comcept and Armature Studio.
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The only good Hispanic, in other words, is one who doesn't make too much noise about it.
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And you’re going to make a fucking word the fucking thing you make noise about?
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The solution isn't to outlaw algorithmic ranking or make noise about legislating what results Google can return.
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It made noise about creating its own platform, but just buying Hulu outright makes a certain sense.
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Making noise about invisible signals and secret surveillance devices was only going to get him in trouble.
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What's the point: For the last few months, de Blasio has made noise about running for president.
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Even Lindsey Graham, Trump's enemy-turned-pal in the Senate, made noise about new sanctions this week.
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The path for sterling will be determined by the noise about and the substance of the Brexit negotiations.
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With the end of the fiscal year looming, Congress is making noise about shutting down the federal government.
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Democrats have been raising noise about the separations for weeks, and Republicans have started to work on legislation.
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Sure, Congress makes noise about reforming the regulatory process and gaining more of a voice in regulatory decisions.
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There was some noise about her not being the best speaker of the House and she's been outstanding.
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Legacy players like Ford are making a lot of noise about their reinvention as technology-driven companies, too.
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Every cycle since 2006, LoBiondo made noise about retiring, Dems asked Van Drew to run, but neither happened.
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Lots of folks are making noise about it, while at the same time saber-rattling around this issue.
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I never made a lot of noise about it but it's always been on the forefront of my interest.
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"People will continue to make political noise about it, but as a legal matter, it's quite straightforward," he said.
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With all pre-orders up to date, Oculus is making more noise about the headset's once-maligned retail availability.
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She's somewhat sheltered from the louder noise about body image, but she's a gymnast, so I know it's coming.
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A March strike in LA made some noise about driver pay cuts, but ultimately didn't really see big results.
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But Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is starting to make some real noise about Democrats joining the negotiating process.
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"There's going to be a lot of noise about automotive technology, but nothing distinct or specific," Mr. Gillett said.
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The team behind it, Jeffrey Katzenberg and Meg Whitman, have already made tons of noise about their content deals.
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Contrast that with the Maserati Levante, which supports Android Auto alongside CarPlay, but makes no big noise about either one.
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China has tried to make some noise about luxury prices going down within the country to keep shoppers at home.
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"I remember in L.A., he made his first noise about, like, positive thoughts in the clubhouse," Sánchez told the outlet.
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Some tech workers are already making noise about unionizing, and service workers at several tech companies have already joined unions.
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Why not just buy Lyft, which has made noise about trying to sell itself and which remains unprofitable as well?
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In other words, while Democrats intend to raise noise about the ZTE issue, Republicans are providing the president with some cover.
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After years of near-silence, Apple is slowly starting to make a bit of noise about its work on artificial intelligence.
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Here's the CEO's message in full: Hey everyone, There's an insane amount of noise about SoundCloud in the world right now.
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Brownback told Darroch that British authorities should be aware that the website was making noise about the case, the source said.
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House conservatives, including members of the far-right Freedom Caucus, have been making noise about a change at the top. Rep.
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And those fans have been consistent in making noise about what they see as an ethically messy interaction for the WWE.
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And with tech players like Amazon and Uber making noise about getting into financial services, things have gotten even more confusing.
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Despite much noise about how whites with a degree are the future for Democrats, each group is about 123% of the party.
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ING said expect more "noise" about the Scottish referendum during the weekly Prime Minister's Question Time on Wednesday at midday U.K. time.
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That could be one reason why Microsoft isn't making a lot of noise about its Office Android apps now working on Chromebooks.
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There has been a lot of noise about President Trump's comments, both on the campaign trail and now as commander in chief.
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During that downtime, diplomats, isolationists, and anti-war sorts would make lots of noise about settlements, cease-fire agreements, and so on.
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But it clarified a misunderstanding shared by many of the pundits and drumbeaters who made such a noise about the rampaging chart.
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If you don't want to see ads on your favorite NHL team's jersey, you need to make some noise about it now.
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"Though they made some noise about creating a community center out of the store, I don't think that had any traction."Ms.
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In the Senate, Republicans are already making noise about tax reform's potential to add to the deficit and hurt the middle class.
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They were Democrats but they never made a noise about it, because they thought it would be disruptive and socially frowned upon.
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Johnson also made noise about opposing the Senate health care bill this summer, before changing his position without a very good explanation.
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As for privacy, we're giving the nod (just barely!) to Apple, because it makes a lot of noise about wanting to protect users.
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Mathews said this result did not come as a surprise, given ongoing noise about the election when the survey was conducted late October.
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And Trump allies have already made noise about the fact that three members of Mueller's team donated to Democratic candidates, including Hillary Clinton.
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For months, the media, liberals, and anti-Trump conservatives have made a lot of noise about what the president is hiding and why.
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Passengers aboard the double-decker Airbus A380, the world's largest passenger airliner, described hearing a loud noise about five hours into the flight.
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These are facts — things you already know but may have forgotten amid all the noise about witnesses, documents, amendments and long, boring speeches.
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But the Trump White House continues to make noise about using the sale as a potential point of leverage against Time Warner's CNN.
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There's a little bit of noise about a primary challenge to Mr. Trump, a rumbling that grew slightly louder last week after Gov.
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After making a lot of noise about the centers at launch, the company seemed to realize pretty quickly that the economics just weren't there.
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In Syria, for example, Mr Putin makes a big noise about fighting IS terrorists, but he has made no real effort to do so.
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They complained about the food, about the noise, about the difficulty of studying German, about how weeks stretched into months at this "emergency" center.
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The vaping industry was still relatively young then, and the feds were making noise about imposing more aggressive regulation on tobacco products, he recalled.
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Morgan Stanley's Katy Huberty wrote in a report that the "supply chain noise" about Apple suppliers was creating a buying opportunity for the stock.
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He still seems to care intensely about things like his ratings, otherwise why make all this noise about mythical voter fraud or crowd sizes?
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Only after the POLITICO story, when keeping it secret was no longer an option, did officials begin to make more noise about the issue.
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"When people in Syria know their relative has been killed in prison, they don't make any noise about it, but it is impossible to forget."
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That had to be completed, and had the roles been reversed, Republicans would certainly have made just as much noise about it as Democrats have.
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He made a lot of noise about saving the coal industry without taking into account that what is killing it is the natural-gas industry.
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"I know there's a lot of noise about it, but I hope he follows the advice of his own attorney general and signs it," Sen.
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Yet this time around, save an announcement from Kering about its new chief diversity, inclusion and talent officer, there was little noise about the subject.
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When the iPhone 8 was released I made a lot of noise about how it was the first of a new wave of augmented photography.
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Arora's exit was unexpected, but it wasn't completely out of left field; many SoftBank investors have long been making noise about various issues with Arora.
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So, now I find myself in the position to use my voice when so many others do not have one, to make noise about the disparity.
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Now actor Ricky Whittle is making some noise about his own character's death with claims that his former boss Jason Rothenberg "bullied" him off the show.
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For Burberry, I think it was a number of shareholders who started making noise about it, and that's how it got into a more broad discussion.
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But until there is proof positive of discrimination in academic hiring based on ideology, I consider the noise about left-leaning academics to be just that.
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If enough people are making noise about something — regardless of what it is — they'll usually err on the side of acting fast to make it stop.
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" The bottom line, per Allison: "Beneath the noise about the South China Sea, the growing Chinese military, and the trade conflict is an underlying Thucydidean dynamic.
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Toyota has never, in my experience, made any noise about how difficult it is to manufacture its inexpensive and staggeringly reliable four-door with four wheels.
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If this musical is still our narrative ghetto, then the least we can do is make noise about what it feels like to live in it.
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"There's a lot of noise" about higher minimum wages, he said, but he decides whether to enter an area based on an overall favorable economic outlook.
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They've made a lot of noise about the president's low approval ratings, magnified each mistaken tweet or verbal miscue, and thrown gasoline on every political spark.
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The opening lines of the Don DeLillo classic novel White Noise about the impact of technology on civilization captured the station wagon's cultural identity in the '80s.
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And this guy keeps saying, 'I need to move beyond this, I need to move beyond this' — but he's the only one making any noise about it.
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I THINK IT'S A LOT OF NOISE ABOUT IT. IT SHOULDN'T BE A NEGATIVE TO THE PEOPLE WHO THINK IT'S A NEGATIVE IF THEY SPREAD IT OUT.
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They don't eat … Sometimes there are just some subjects that you absolutely have to make noise about because it's so tedious and it's gone on and on.
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The Trump administration — especially Attorney General Jeff Sessions — has made a lot of noise about defunding "sanctuary cities" that don't help the federal government enforce immigration law.
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Damashek added that within all the noise about the company's Super Bowl ad being rejected, there's "irony we are looking to highlight" in the US about cannabis.
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Mainly, it's an excuse to meet with the community and have some astronomy-based fun, but some are taking the opportunity to make noise about marijuana reform.
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"The reason I'm making the noise about it that I am is to try to draw some attention to it so that doesn't happen again," he said.
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And to prevent Trump from installing one while lawmakers are on vacation, Democrats have made noise about employing parliamentary trickery to prevent what's called a recess appointment.
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"I think the cynicism is fair," Nuggets General Manager Tim Connelly said after the victory, acknowledging that he was well aware of the noise about his team.
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Colgate: Cramer's been hearing a lot of noise about how this consumer goods stock might be ready to rally after years of muted performance, but he's not convinved.
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Despite the noise about Make America Great Again, anyone who has traveled outside of the United States knows how outdated our infrastructure is compared with other industrialized nations.
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Defense hawks in the GOP, meanwhile, are making a lot of noise about how further short-term funding fixes could jeopardize the military's ability to carry out operations.
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Discussion of causes, along with the noise about weather and drug addiction, typically includes Ronald Reagan's evisceration of federal funding for subsidized housing and public mental health hospitals.
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I know you can't talk about every part of it, but you felt it was your duty to bring it up, and to make noise about it, correct?
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A lot of developers have made noise about Apple's policies, but generally it holds a lot of power and so many are careful to limit how much they complain.
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The main source of noise about an internal challenge in 2020 has come not from Romney but from John Kasich, Ohio's governor and Trump's unlikely rival deep into 2016.
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Microsoft and Google might be the big tech companies making noise about game streaming this year, but Amazon also looks like it will eventually stream games to your home.
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Apple made a lot of noise about the feature at its big event back in September and rolled the feature out in early October via the iOS 13.2 beta.
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Dropbox has making noise about a possible IPO and this kind of approach which speeds up service delivery and cuts costs should appeal to potential investors down the road.
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The Cook Political Report rates the race as a toss-up, and Democrats have made noise about seeking to bring out young voters over the issue of net neutrality.
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"Both professional and institutional credibility are at stake," she said when asked why more doctors and policymakers aren't making noise about the harms caused by the government's dietary guidance.
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Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado and other congressional moderates, like Representatives Seth Moulton of Massachusetts and Tim Ryan of Ohio, are making noise about launching their own presidential bids.
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When her landlord made noise about raising the rent, she shuttered the restaurant (the bodega's still there, but carnitas production ceased last month) and moved the operation to Brooklyn.
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John Kasich -- are making noise about primarying Trump, the 45th President is in a MUCH stronger position with his party than Carter was at this time of his presidency.
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The Houston Police Department is expecting the worst outside the Super Bowl and is ready to combat a wave of Prez Trump protesters making noise about disrupting the game.
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Germany may make the most noise about low interest rate policies, but new research by the European Central Bank (ECB) claims Italians have been harder hit than their German peers.
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The takes have emerged like cicadas from the uneasy earth: inevitable, predictable, the same droning noise about misandry and sex panics and feminism going too far for its own good.
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"People in the United States have to get up and make a big noise, and business in the United States has to make a big noise about this," she said.
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There's a lot of noise about it, and there is often a lot of dialogue between government and companies so that was not an issue that we got involved in.
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There was all that noise about it being too expensive, but it was 25 years ago and it was a six-floor walkup so it was cheaper by the flight.
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Alex Trebek is sticking around on "Jeopardy!" for at least a few more years -- the host just agreed to a contract extension after making a lot of noise about retirement.
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Yet Microsoft has been making a lot of low key noise about VR, AR, and the mixed reality recently, and how it can be more than a tool for fragging aliens.
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Ray tracing on Nvidia cardsImage: NvidiaWith the switch to the RTX moniker from GTX, Nvidia is making a big noise about the ray tracing capabilities of its new series of cards.
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Voter fraud Back during the campaign, when Donald Trump was making noise about possibly not accepting the election results, we never dreamed he'd be casting doubts on an election he won.
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If the European Commission is about to give France some leeway over its budget you can bet that Italy's coalition government is going to make a lot of noise about it.
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There has been a lot more noise about Rupert Murdoch's Fox buying it than any other media giant, but that would be a big bet for him and his two sons.
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They love to make noise about how dedicated they are to improving your service, rolling out new features and generally adhering to both the law and their own code of ethics.
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"Now I find myself in the position to use my voice when so many others do not have one, to make noise about the disparity," she said during the phone interview.
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"Our point of view is that there's a ton of noise about this, a lot of marketing about marketing companies saying they solve these problems, but they don't actually," he said.
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Strowman has made more noise about the world title than most of those wrestlers, but he still mostly sticks to the simple pleasures of beating people up and throwing people around.
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Nürburgring times were more than a tad dorky before Tesla started making noise about taking on Porsche and its new Taycan, which holds the record for an all-electric Nürburgring lap.
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With all the noise about a possible Federal Reserve rate increase and the presidential elections, investors shouldn't forget about the Chinese economy and diverging monetary policies overseas this summer, two analysts said Wednesday.
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Photo: Eleanor Fye (Gizmodo)As you would expect considering Samsung has made such a noise about the feature, everything works automatically once the cables are connected and the monitor and peripherals are detected.
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There was a lot of noise about CurrentC when it was first revealed in 2014 as a joint effort from dozens of large and small retailers after what looked like years of planning.
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I think Facebook in particular really quickly needs to figure that out, because it was pretty extraordinary to me listening to the podcast, and everyone made so much noise about his Holocaust comment.
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The Eagles are led by second-year head coach Doug Pederson, who has gotten his players to buy into his next-man-up attitude and shut out the noise about the mighty Patriots.
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That wasn't even his only baldfaced lie of the evening—he also made noise about protecting Americans with preexisting health conditions when his party is actively trying to do away with those protections.
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Trump has made noise about softening his position on the ban, saying in May it was just a "suggestion" and that "nobody's calling for it" (though he had of course done just that).
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But while the noise about the "amnesty" for "wall" trade was the loudest, it obscured what actually would be a much more difficult fight: the President's proposed sweeping changes to the immigration system.
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But there still isn't too much evidence that venture capital really scales — at least not on an IRR basis — and veteran firms will make a lot of noise about picking up their old knitting.
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And so many brows were furrowed when on May 1st Akbar al Baker, Qatar Airways's chief executive, arrived with his jamboree in Cardiff to make noise about his airline's first flights to Wales's capital.
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Net neutrality's day of reckoning is fast approaching, and musicians of all persuasions – pop, rock, rap – are making noise about Federal Communication Commission Chairman Ajit Pai's intentions to quash Obama-era internet equality rules.
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After initially making some noise about a "jobs-first Brexit"—a plan for the U.K. to stay in the EU's customs union and single market—Labour nominally threw its weight behind a second referendum.
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Every time you express the soul of yourself in any way outside of you through your mouth, you're technically bullshitting a little, just letting people know you're there by making some noise about it.
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All but one of the past five Liberal prime ministers have made some noise about reforming or doing away with Canada's anti-cannabis laws, but under Justin Trudeau, legalization has never seemed more likely.
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Matt Gaetz, a 37-year-old congressman from Florida who is mostly known for his full-throated defenses of Trump, has made some noise about his party needing to do something about climate change.
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In the words of local artists, the noise about the Tehran art scene that bubbles up in the global circuit seems based on the assumption that no art scene exists in Iran at all.
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It wasn't until the run-up to this year's CES that Earin started to make noise about how it would be at the show, presumably to follow up with more information about its second product.
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He left feeling encouraged, he said, especially as his team continued to cope with so much noise about its pursuit of the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls for the best regular-season record in N.B.A. history.
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In the summer of 21946, with the shock of Snowden's turning up in Moscow still fresh, Russian officials started making noise about an "association agreement" that Ukraine was about to sign with the European Union.
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And, with Conor making so much noise about wanting an ownership stake in the company, we asked Conan if he would follow Mark Wahlberg's lead and offer to sell Conor a piece of his share.
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As big tech gets bigger, industry leaders have begun making more noise about helping homeless populations, particularly in those regions where high salaries have driven up the cost of living to heights not seen before.
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" Butler urged people who believe in the power of a free press to "make a big noise" about what's going on -- Not just in The Philippines, but across Asia, "where press freedom is in retreat.
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There is so much noise about what is 'pretty' or 'healthy' or 'sexy' or 'trendy' with our physical bodies that people don't even know how to own their own body or assess what they even want.
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He's made little noise about any changes he would implement on the central bank, though two and perhaps three vacancies at the Fed will give him the opportunity to remake it in whatever vision he chooses.
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When Bungie revealed the first gameplay trailer for Destiny 2 on Thursday, fans made a lot of noise about the new superpowers available and the CGI trailers setting up the new "Red War Campaign" story mode.
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Kellen Zale, a professor at the University of Houston who studies property law and short-term rentals, told me there's no politician at the state or federal level who's made all that much noise about Airbnb.
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He was making a lot of noise about being owed money from one of his fights with Ali at exactly the time Ali was about to face Joe Frazier in the largest fight in boxing history.
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As a kid born and bred on the continent, it bothered me for a while that amidst all the noise about great fortunes beneath and above, the continent as a whole wasn't in a better place.
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While Chinese policymakers have already made plenty of noise about the need for structural reforms, including from the premier, economic conditions throughout China may not be anywhere near as strong as official growth figures would suggest.
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All you do when you make a lot of noise about assault weapon bans, noise that you can't even remotely back up with legislative action, is boost sales of the very weapons you hope to eliminate.
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Clearly, homophobia is still rampant, and in the face of such a specific type of atrocity, like the attack in Orlando, it is comforting to see politicized LGBT people mobilizing to make noise about this problem.
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We looked at millions of 216-23-21 complaints, filtered them down to find out basically how many complaints are out there in New York where people are complaining about noise, about the neighbors, about each other.
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These hearings, by the way, are being held before the Office of Government Ethics has announced that all the nominees are free of potential conflicts—an irregularity that Democratic senator Elizabeth Warren has been making noise about.
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Commissioners have in the past asked Congress for authorization to levy stiffer civil penalties, and though Democrats in the U.S. Senate have been making noise about the Yahoo hacks, it's unclear if that will amount to anything.
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But President Trump and his administration keep making noise about ending the program — and if they don't make a move by September 5, a group of Republican state officials are threatening to get it blocked in court.
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This counts as both an insight and a strategy: Mr. Trier's direction is as restrained and tense as the behavior of his characters, who suffer without making too much noise about it until they seem ready to explode.
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"Democrats will make more noise about the harassment allegations and obviously about him having a website and super PAC dedicated to defending Trump," said Ian Katz, director at Capital Alpha Partners, a political intelligence and policy advisory firm.
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Like other big studios and networks, Fox has been making noise about reclaiming shows like "The Americans" from other companies; if you want to watch old Fox shows, you'll have to watch them on Hulu or other Fox properties.
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" The Texas senator, a constitutional scholar himself who has risen in recent Republican presidential polls, responded more directly on Wednesday, telling reporters: "People will continue to make political noise about it, but as a legal matter, it's quite straightforward.
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Netflix has made noise about following up this dark British comedy with a second season, but doing so would be self-defeating, as this first season tells its story so perfectly that to tack on more would feel wrong.
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In the long term, for progressives to be successful against Trump, it will require vigilance, discipline, and a laser-like focus on bread and butter issues — not just a lot of noise about the Trump controversy du jour. 3.
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At the same time that these competitive adjustments are occurring, the Trump administration is expanding its China tariff coverage to cover more consumer goods, including electronics, and also making noise about potential tariffs on French wine and European automobiles.
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But it's hard to blame Merkel for trying her strategy — Trump has shown a tendency to make a lot of noise about change while sliding back to the status quo on everything from China policy to Middle East intervention.
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Apple bull Gene Munster told CNBC on Wednesday if you "look through the noise" about the company's decision to ax unit sales from future earnings reports, investors will see that the iPhone-maker's stock will reach $350 in three years.
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In August, he made the same kind of noise about vetoing a spending bill, but Democrats welcomed his threats, since if the government did shut down after such bluster, Americans might blame the blusterer-in-chief, not the opposition party.
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People have made a lot of noise about how voice is the future of shopping, but it seems like most people who have smart speakers or smart assistants on their phones or whatever devices aren't using it to buy stuff yet.
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All this noise about the league's struggles to draw up and enforce rules drowned out what should be our collective water-cooler talk: Two incredible playoff games that set up one of the most intriguing Super Bowl matchups in years.
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Many of the more moderate, female and nonwhite House Republicans lost their seats in the 2018 Democratic wave election, and while Republicans have made noise about recruiting more women this cycle, there's little evidence they'll be successful at diversifying their caucus.
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But the F.C.C. and Department of Justice, which is also reviewing the deal, have made more noise about them in various speeches because they think such deals stifle streaming services by keeping the most popular shows exclusively in the cable bundle.
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Jason Ware, CIO of Albion Financial, said Tuesday on CNBC's "Power Lunch " he tells clients to "stay the course" and "you need to ignore the noise" about a potential weak period for the markets that historically comes in August and September.
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Donald Trump, the president-elect of the United States, made a lot of noise about how he would arrive in Washington, DC, and "drain the swamp," putting an end to the corruption that has strangled the government and hurt ordinary Americans.
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There was noise about King as a result of the horrific event in Pittsburgh … I think that's how eyes were on us, but … fundraising, being on national media, being on statewide media, and being in the papers every day now, that's the bump.
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"The more tangible noise about a possible near-term agreement [between U.S. and China] and at the same time that the threat (to) European cars is off the table all helped to boost the risk sentiment," said Commerzbank rates strategist Rainer Guntermann.
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She makes no defense against this wordless revelation: if she could stand naked before God, silent just like this, free of all the noise about who she is and how God feels about her, she might rise above it and become St. Annie.
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But because Android phones don't get the monolithic upgrades that Apple does -- in fact, it's almost pot luck if such phones ever get upgraded (with the extra security and new features such upgrades bring) -- you don't see the same noise about it.
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If you are saving for retirement using index funds and ETFs and trying your best to stay away from the daily noise about the markets, headlines like one earlier this week claiming the "real bubble" being in passive investing can seem unsettling.
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"I heard a lot of noise about the idea of bolting but not from people who are as close as you would expect to the decision-making circles," said Ghassan Khatib, a Palestinian political scientist at Birzeit University in the West Bank.
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"It's still a long shot, but you only get one chance to make a lot of noise about the demise of the filibuster and to try to preserve a mechanism that gives the minority some degree of veto power," Mr. Hasen said.
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Still, all this noise about the SDR has a serious message for Washington: The world economy cannot function without a truly global currency, because savers and investors need a stable unit of account, a widely accepted means of payment and a reliable store of value.
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" Noa Shlomay, who works at the winery, said that "we proudly label" the items "from the places where they are produced," adding that "every time there is noise" about a boycott, "a lot of people who love Israel call to support us and the vendors.
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And while House Democrats have made noise about using their bully pulpit to give Mueller a platform if he were fired—and can fire off their own subpoenas—the Justice Department under Whitaker remains the only real mechanism for compelling presidential cooperation with outside probes.
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"The more tangible noise about a possible near-term agreement 1/8between U.S. and China 103/8 and at the same time that the threat (to) European cars is off the table all helped to boost the risk sentiment," said Commerzbank rates strategist Rainer Guntermann.
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Since being elected in the wake of Park's impeachment, Moon Jae In, South Korea's new president, has been making a lot of noise about reforming the system which has seen chaebol leaders forge close ties to government officials with a complete lack of transparency.
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Eddie Hearn has been making noise about Canelo Alvarez fighting Jacobs if Jacobs wins the IBF belt, but the title could just as easily set up a rematch with Golovkin who will likely be trying to rebuild his collection while Canelo seems keen to move on.
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I didn't predict that this was where I would be sitting at this moment in this year after what had happened but it's an obligation now and one I love having because most people don't have the voice to go out and make noise about this issue.
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On the campaign trail, he made noise about the U.S. refusing to live up to our treaty obligations to defend NATO members from Russian invasion, going so far as to threaten to leave the organization that has spent the last sixty-seven years curbing Russia's expansionistic impulses.
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And the precarious state of Ressa and her news operation is not likely to improve better unless you and I, people who believe in the power of a free press, make a big noise about it -- and get our governments to put pressure on the Philippine government.
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Responding to a question (which starts at around the 39 minute mark) from Maynard Um of Wells Fargo, Tucci admitted that there has been a lot of noise about possible pitfalls in this deal, but he insisted the reports of problems have been largely based on bad information.
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Big Boi has largely avoided making too much noise about his appearance, and considering that Super Bowl 53 is taking place at Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium, his status as a representative of the Atlanta music scene at an Atlanta-hosted Super Bowl may have softened the criticism against him.
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On Thursday, however, there was no denying it anymore: The Senate has a bill, it will pass unless three or more Republican senators vote against it, and though a few conservatives have made noise about how they don't like it, that doesn't mean it won't ultimately become law.
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Members of Congress from both parties were already making noise about investigating Flynn's ties to Russia—as well as Russian interference in the election—when, less than 24 hours later, multiple prominent outlets reported that people in Trump's orbit met repeatedly with Russian intelligence officials before the election.
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From the perspective of Democratic Party unity, Trump's march to the nomination is great news: Sanders's supporters have made a lot of noise about going "Bernie or bust," but a poll out from CNN on Wednesday finds they prefer Clinton to Trump by an 290-to-10 margin.
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Their offense, the third-most efficient in the league, has made up for most of that deficiency, and there was even some noise about defensive improvement during a winning streak in November — but that fell apart in December as Cleveland went 9-5 and had their defense to blame.
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That for all the noise about "big data," and the fights over how the security services harvest digital information, what the vast majority of counterterrorism operations are built on is the old-fashioned business of policing: officers on the street, in communication with people as they go about their lives.
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To address this issue on the new Galaxy Note 43, Samsung made quite a bit of noise about how it tripled the size of its heat spreader from the 100 square-millimeter unit used in the Galaxy Note 8 and Galaxy S9, to a 335 square-millimeter unit in the Galaxy Note 9.
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Last month Samsung did make some noise about its latest smartphone chipset, explicitly touting the potential for the silicon to power similar experiences to what Apple has done with the iPhone X — writing that "through depth sensing" the chipset could be used to "scan a user's face in 3D for hybrid face detection".
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Its first 5G markets are set to be New York City, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Houston, Phoenix, Kansas City and Washington, D.C. Sprint has also made the most noise about actual consumer 5G hardware, promising a 133G phone with LG in the first half of next year and 5G PCs with Intel.
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Bigger picture: Fox, like other big studios/networks, has been making noise about reclaiming its old shows from other people — namely, Netflix — and it is starting to do that: If you want to watch old Fox shows, you increasingly have to watch them on Fox properties (or Hulu, partly owned by Fox).
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"The researcher who found the flaw made an extremely loud noise about it, but in practice it wasn't a flaw in the Matrix protocol itself — it was specific to the French deployment's configuration, and was found prior to launch, and we addressed it within a few hours of being reported," he adds.
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"We know there is a lot of noise about the monetary situation, however the capacities are available and we are continuing to secure dollars to the markets in Lebanon," Banque du Liban Governor Riad Salameh, who is in the United Arab Emirates for meetings, said in comments to journalists distributed by Tele Liban.
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Despite the fact that Mayor Bill de Blasio recently spoke in Iowa as the national voice of progressive politics, he has not made nearly enough noise about the effort to get a state civil rights law — known as Section 50-a, shielding the disciplinary records of police officers from public view — repealed.
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DIMON: THAT'S SO PEOPLE CAN GET NOISE ABOUT IT BUT IF WE HAVE A CO2 PROBLEM IN THE AIR WHICH IS HURTING THE WORLD AND MOST OF THE SCIENTISTS SAY THAT, MY VIEW IS IF THEIR IS CHANCE IT IS BAD WE SHOULD DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. KERNEN: NOT IF IT COST $30 TRILLION.
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"There's been some noise about a new dollar bond issuance coming out of Egypt soon and, given the heavy investor positioning, we might expect some selling as investors make space in their portfolios to purchase the new issue in the primary market," said Farouk Soussa, senior Middle East and North Africa economist with Goldman Sachs.
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"The re-tightening in peripheral spreads has further to go but beware of bumps from the dynamics towards a left-wing government in Spain, further chatter about the setup of the bad bank in Italy, noise about a delay of the next bailout tranche for Greece or the budget plan in Portugal," said Commerzbank rate strategist Rainer Guntermann.
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I have always approached this category by trying to identify who had the best overall season — based on a subjective and imprecise mixture of individual and team success — rather than paying attention to the noise about which player is most widely regarded as the game's best … or the best two-way player … or any other such designation.
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"There is a lot of noise about workers in California, New Jersey, New York and Illinois (facing higher taxes), but 80 percent of our clients there were already paying the alternative minimum tax so they don't benefit from the state and local deductions," said Jack Meccia, a tax associate at financial planning firm Vestboard, which works with several hundred individuals in tech.
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But the government ethics office is not a law enforcement agency, and it can't actually compel any meaningful change—it's just there to spotlight issues and occasionally make noise about glaring misconduct, like Kellyanne Conway hawking Ivanka's clothes on TV. And the Obama-appointed head of the agency will finish his term in early 2018, which means President Trump can select a new one sympathetic to his worldview.
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And she only was able to help others when she changed her relationship with her own body and "got physically available to myself on my own terms," Anderson told PEOPLE earlier this month, "There is so much noise about what is 'pretty' or 'healthy' or 'sexy' or 'trendy' with our physical bodies that people don't even know how to own their own body or assess what they even want."
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On Wednesday, President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is made more than just noise about offering Dreamers a path to citizenship, earning the ire of Breitbart and the alt-right in the process.
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Democrats in their 85003s have started pushing back against some of the more youthful members of the House Democratic Caucus who are making noise about launching leadership bids in the wake of caucus Chairman Joe CrowleyJoseph (Joe) CrowleyOcasio-Cortez chief of staff to leave her office Ocasio-Cortez about as well known as top Democrats: poll Boehner won't say whether he'd back Biden over Trump MORE's stunning primary loss last week to 28-year-old democratic socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in New York.
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Frida Ghitis is a world affairs columnist for The Miami Herald and World Politics Review, and a former CNN producer and correspondent Commentary from Tim Naftali In light of Trump's pre-debate stunt, we should worry that the most important questions tonight -- who is the most fit to lead this nation and whose programs will respond to the needs of most Americans -- may be lost in a sea of noise about the sexual history of two old men, one who is on the ballot and one who isn't.
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The organization also dug into the glory of protest, using their newfound celebrity and social media feeds to make noise about the issues that they felt needed to be at the forefront of the new movement: They planned A Day Without A Woman, a strike on International Women's Day, aligning with the leftist International Women's Strike anti-establishment platform, hit the streets on May Day with the Black Lives Matter coalition, Beyond The Moment, and in July, after the National Rifle Association released a scaremongering, racially charged ad, they organized an 22018-mile walk from NRA headquarters to the Department of Justice to protest police brutality and gun violence and demand action on gun control.
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