Write down each of their names on a separate note card.
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It runs away when you approach, leaving behind a note card.
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In every picture, there is a bloodstained note card bearing the number twenty-three.
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" Another note card reads, "On waking tell your room what you think of it.
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Each note card was a story beat, and we had the entire game played out.
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Drew Gobbleser kept it simple and wrote his proof of voting out on a note card.
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Tim Scott of South Carolina scribbled on a note card and handed it to Republican Sen.
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These paintings, which are no bigger than a note card, display Thornton's mastery of a tight, precise realism.
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With a blank note card or a piece of paper, you can create a personal index without defacing the book.
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The message on the sharpie-scrawled note card Trump clutched firmly in one hand: The Democrats were choosing investigation over legislation.
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"White Cheddar?" he wondered aloud after a bite, while his fellow judges checked the ingredient list on a handwritten note card supplied by the contestant.
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Inside is a onesie reading, "I ❤ My Amazing Dad," plus a teddy bear holding a note card bearing the news that Nikki is due on Jarred's birthday.
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"It may look dainty, but inside you'll find powerful, high-performing products for equally powerful women — just like you," Witherspoon says in a personalized note card included in every box.
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To stay on track, write down your vision on a note card or piece of paper and carry it around with you to remind you why you are doing what you are doing.
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Former Apple solutions consultant, Huxley Dunsany, resurfaced the laminated note card his boss gave him in 2004 with 503 strategies for employees to prosper in a post on Reddit under the username Wowbobwow.
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Gray, with the help of Leinberger, started by drawing up a long-term revitalization plan, which he carried around on a small note card every day to make sure every decision aligned with it.
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But the in-depth policy discussion, aided by the rare presence of a note card in Mr. Booker's hand, reflected an increased focus on policy specifics in his campaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Trump's note card for Parkland shooting discussion: 'I hear you' At a listening session Wednesday at the White House, Trump met with several family members and students who have been affected by school shootings.
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One of the first vitrines in the exhibition features several dozen performance sketches, including some of the trio's better known chain letters, each no larger than a note card or sheet of office paper.
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President Donald Trump is facing criticism after he was spotted holding a note card reminding him to actively listen to survivors of the Parkland, Florida, massacre during a meeting at the White House on Wednesday.
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A note card that Mr. Trump held while he met with survivors and relatives of students killed in last week's Florida school massacre seemed to suggest that aides felt he needed to be reminded to show compassion.
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In this grisaille painting, which is largely made of neutral grays and measures around three by five inches (the size of note card), Balke does not apply paint so much as wipe away areas of thinned washes, achieving effects we might associate with film emulsion.
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One key detail: More on Hicks... In a notebook, Hicks had "written two lists in the same bubbly print that had recently been photographed on a note card in Trump's hand, reminding him to tell survivors of a school shooting, among other things, "I hear you.
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But, reading from a note card, she said a fair process would not include the Republican Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell working hand in glove with the White House to define the parameters of the trial, as has been reported in the press in recent weeks.
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"I just feel everyone saw on his note card, 'I hear you,' and I think he did hear us, but I don't think he was listening to us, mainly because he only listens to people putting money in his pocket," said Zeif, who added that he also does not think raising the age limit goes far enough.
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Before buying anything that you suspect may not be a great move for your finances, ask yourself these six questions: "If they can answer these questions to their satisfaction, preferably in writing, it's probably not a compulsive purchase," says Benson, who recommends writing the questions down on a note card that you carry at all times.
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Social media users on Wednesday went after 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 after photos revealed he was holding a note card that included the bullet point "I hear you" during a White House listening session with Florida shooting survivors.
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Each word was written in contracted braille on a 5 x 7-inch note card using a Perkins braillewriter.
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That is, also men. That is, I am gay!”. In 2007 at the ProSieben live broadcast of the Bundesvision Song Contest, Blomberg read the score for Rhineland-Palatinate from a note card that said “Raab ist doof” (English: “Raab is stupid”) on the back.
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Cardinals formerly used these intricate ballot papers, one of which is shown folded above. Currently, the ballots are simple cards, folded once (like a note card), with the words "I elect as Supreme Pontiff" printed in Latin on them. Today, cardinal electors receive copies of multiple ballot cards, scrutiny ballots, and a copy of Ordo Rituum Conclavis (Order of Conclave Rites). Shown above are the ballot papers of Cardinal Roger Mahony used in the 2013 conclave.
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Giovanni Ribisi had to audition twice before being cast as title character Darin Peter Oswald. The genesis of this episode can be traced back to a note card reading "Lightning Boy" that series creator Chris Carter had tacked to a board in his office since the first season. Carter's idea had not developed much beyond that two-word idea until the show's writers decided to approach the boy's power "as a metaphor for disenfranchised adolescence".Lowry, pp.
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He never gave altar calls at the conclusion of his sermons, but he always extended the invitation that if anyone was moved to seek an interest in Christ by his preaching on a Sunday, they could meet with him at his vestry on Monday morning. Without fail, there was always someone at his door the next day. He wrote his sermons out fully before he preached, but what he carried up to the pulpit was a note card with an outline sketch. Stenographers would take down the sermon as it was delivered and Spurgeon would then have opportunity to make revisions to the transcripts the following day for immediate publication.
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Expedition note card with drawing of a jug found at Tell en- Nasbeh, illustrating the manner of recordkeeping Wax impression of the Seal of Jaazaniah, discovered by Badè at Tell en-Nasbeh Badè had a long-standing interest in archaeology. He traveled in the Middle East in 1909 and had planned to start fieldwork in Syria in 1914, but World War I and his appointment as Muir's executor intervened. He continued to study archaeology, including the methods employed in desert areas of the American Southwest. In 1925 he went to Palestine to organize an excavation, having corresponded with William F. Albright to identify suitable locations for excavation.
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Akers' autograph on a note card, dated 1912. During the 1910 season, Akers played for two teams. First, with the Class-D Kearney Kapitalists of the Nebraska State League. His pitching statistics were not kept during his time with the Kearney team. The second team Akers played for in 1910 was the Class-B Dubuque Dubs of the Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League. With the Dubuque club, Akers went 5–4 in 10 games. In 1911, Akers continued playing for Dubuque, who were renamed the "Hustlers". In 39 games, Akers went 19–12. His 19 wins tied him for seventh overall in the Illinois–Indiana–Iowa League.
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The prosecution alleged that Austin was the man whom Clint Bobo had described as walking into the woods with his sister, as he was the only one of the men who was close to the size of the man he had described. The three men were alleged to have raped Holly Bobo in a local barn owned by the grandmother of both Austin and Autry. Two pieces of paper belonging to Holly Bobo, a receipt and a note card, were found on the road where Austin lived; the receipt was found 75 feet from his driveway. The prosecution also presented other pieces of circumstantial evidence linking Zach Adams to the murder, including that he drove a white truck.
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