Here is what actually happened: The off-the-record meeting didn't stay off the record for long.
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And, almost everybody, and I'm talking to people off the record, and off the record, they really would like to see a deal.
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" The Star reported that Trump continued in his off-the-record comments, saying, "Again, off the record, they came knocking on our doors last night.
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Bloomberg has not published any off-the-record portions of our interview with Donald Trump, and we have not authorized the release of any off-the-record material.
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Stone said that it was an off-the-record conversation with a journalist, though he added he would ask the journalist to release him from the off-the-record agreement.
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It's all kind of off the record and over drinks.
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They had some off the record, some on the record.
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Turnbull's speech, however, was supposed to be off the record.
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The 1942 work is titled "Strictly Off the Record" ($15,000).
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That is clearly ... the board members went off the record.
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"Everything she said was off the record," Trump told reporters.
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COLBERT: [breaks down laughing] SCARAMUCCI: This conversation's off the record.
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We had movie stars, but they were off the record.
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Can I ask for that to be off the record?
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Off the record: Ideally, terms are established at the start.
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The chat is off the record, but the impressions last.
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A new version of "Jail Bait" led off the record.
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We only really play four songs off the record now.
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Off the Record: Located in the basement of the Hay-Adams Hotel, Off The Record is bedecked in red and offers one of the most intimate spots in the city to drink and relax.
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The memoir, titled "Off the Record," will also castigate the reporters who disclosed the details of the August 2019 conversation, who Westerhout accused of breaking an off-the-record agreement, according to publisher Center Street.
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GDAXI was flat, off the record high it reached on Wednesday.
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But I am not going to release something off the record.
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" Trump also said, "Off the record, Canada's working their ass off.
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Ladies and gentlemen, we are off the record for this moment.
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The Clinton people thought this clementine bowling was off the record.
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Defense attorney: Can we go off the record for a moment?
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SULZBERGER: No, if you want to … TRUMP: I don't want to violate, I don't want to violate a … SULZBERGER: If you want to go off the record, we have agreed you can go off the record.
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The traditional pre-State of the Union address lunch with anchors is considered off the record, though CNN, which was not included in this year's event, noted it was not subject to the off-the-record agreement.
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Joseph was then recorded asking to take the conversation off the record.
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Go deeper ... Scoop: Former White House counsel Don McGahn off the record
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Still can't believe that Bloomberg violated a firm OFF THE RECORD statement.
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It was still off the record low of 7.1382 set on Tuesday.
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Like other Off the Record sessions, this will not be live-streamed.
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In some cases, the officials thought they were talking off the record.
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Asy: For me, this is probably my favourite song off the record.
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Their conversation was originally off the record, but Trump tweeted about it.
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"I'm not sure that Presidents should go off the record," Baquet said.
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And I think being off the record is a very important thing.
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These three gentlemen have gone off the record many times with reporters.
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Tech leaders mostly make their complaints about media bias off-the-record.
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But I can't fathom why that talk would be off the record.
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I don't know why it would have to be off the record.
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Politicians in fact go "off the record" with reporters with some frequency.
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What does it really mean for something to be off the record?
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Two wanted to hear, off the record, about my experience getting sober.
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There are certain things you said that I put off the record.
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She told me eventually, but insisted that it be off the record.
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The challenge, of course, is to veer off the record in style.
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Obama's staff that I had spoken to her, even off the record.
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" He continued, "I... responded in what I felt was off the record.
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They mock him off the record, and increasingly on the record, too.
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Judge Joseph: {Clerk,} can we go off the record for a moment?
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My trip with Serge to Hau Nghia was strictly off the record.
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But much of what Ullmann said to me was off the record.
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They spoke again on Wednesday, and he requested that their conversation be off the record, the newspaper stated, adding that Ms. Conway then got on the line without saying that their conversation was off the record as well.
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Craig Gordon, the Washington bureau chief at Bloomberg News, in a statement via Twitter said the publication did not publish any off-the-record portions of the interview or authorize the release of any off-the-record material.
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The trouble here had to do with the mixing of editorial and news side, the mixing of on- and off-the-record, and the well-intentioned but hazardous sharing of a recording that involved off-the-record information.
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I don't think — I have too much respect — if I deal with you off the record, if I deal with Bret or Chris off the record, I have too much respect for that process to say, just release everything.
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KS: And he said it off the record on a lot of issues.
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Another single off the record, called "With You," is scheduled for an Oct.
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"I normally respect when things are off the record," O'Malley told BuzzFeed News.
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The reason we hear most from officials speaking off the record is security.
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Off the Record: Get a speeding ticket for going 31 in a 30?
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The conversation was seemingly secretly recorded and almost certainly considered off-the-record.
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I asked Marilyn if I could talk to him privately, off the record.
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When we agree that something is off the record, we respect that agreement.
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The index is just 0.6% off the record it set on July 15.
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Back on, back off-the-record for Axe to get a jab in.
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We'll be announcing our Off the Record session speakers in the coming weeks!
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But I will not say that — we'll say that off the record, O.K.?
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But in off the record conversations, other Bush donors feel beholden and irritated.
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"I didn't expect Buzzfeed to publish an off the record email," Musk wrote.
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He said people shouldn't listen to "off the record" claims of "unaccountable" people.
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This is how we arrive at our brand-new series, Off The Record.
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TRUMP: I don't know exactly what — when you talk about off the record.
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Trump, for his part, goes off the record with reporters all the time.
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I was only surprised that he had been honest, even off the record.
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At an off-the-record gathering of supporters and donors in Bozeman, Mont.
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Unlike its Washington equivalent, the ball is supposed to be off the record.
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Sophisticated about media, he carefully goes off the record before unsheathing any daggers.
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For months, it has been a behind closed-doors, off-the-record conversation.
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As retaliation, she excludes him from an off-the-record dinner with Dobson.
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Several editors contacted declined to discuss the meeting, which was off the record.
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It's off the record, I'm not gonna deal with it on my program.
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During the off-the-record meeting, Porter told his story, according to Politico.
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Kimpton Hotels started its live music series, Kimpton Off the Record, in June.
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The conversation was initially thought by the journalists to be off the record.
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Politicians who insisted an on-the-record comment was actually off the record.
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Close your Gmail window and use OTR (Off The Record) instead to chat.
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These conditions must be agreed to by both parties, so don't reach out to a bunch of reporters with information that you want to share "off the record" if those reporters haven't already agreed to go off the record with you.
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Foxconn chairman Terry Gou has yet to respond about the off the record conversation.
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Chris Hahn, David Avella - and we can continue this off the record. Good-bye.
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Accepting an invite from this government to an off-the-record briefing is obscene.
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I never found someone willing to tell their story, on or off the record.
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That spokeswoman called and asked to speak off-the-record about the organization's plan.
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Although the meeting was off-the-record many of the attendees tweeted about it.
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Aviation officials, speaking off the record, have said that the plane most likely crashed.
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McGahn was invited as part of a regular series of off-the-record lunches.
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Furthermore, at eight points during the interview, Lee asked to go off the record.
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But that didn't make it into Bloomberg's reporting because it was off the record.
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The calls were off the record, but Greenberg believes exposing them now is important.
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"I'm not going to burn somebody I spoke to off the record," Stone said.
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"I'm not going to burn somebody I spoke to off-the-record," Stone said.
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"It was an off-the-record warning in order to protect me," he says.
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I miss our talks, even though nearly everything he said was off the record.
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Then he thinks the interview's over, he thinks he's off the record, I guess.
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And some of them continue to insist, off the record, that things are groovy.
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Mr. Bannon thought the conversation was off the record, people close to him said.
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His aides inform reporters that the rest of the trip is off the record.
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Guedes tried to walk back on his comments, saying they were off the record.
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Mr. Trump toggled from on the record to off the record with remarkable fluidity.
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CBS and CNN considered the remarks "off the record," and did not publish them.
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So you won't be playing anything off the record at the record release show?
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In November, Trump sat down for a similar off-the-record meeting with media executives.
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"OFF THE RECORD" indicates where portions of the interview occurred that were not for publication.
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He had an "off the record" talk with the CEO who told him as much.
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The party is usually held in early to mid-December and is off the record.
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Due to that agreement, the contents of the letter itself are considered off-the-record.
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I have spoken to others off the record who have made similar claims as CPAC's.
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However, Bach's comments have sparked a rash of rumors, speculation and off-the-record whisperings.
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The few times I managed to talk to a judge, it was off the record.
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Essentially, Trump was peeved the Times had refused to make the meeting off-the-record.
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"When we agree that something is off the record, we respect that agreement," he said.
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But Joan calms Hedda down and appeals to her off the record, as a friend.
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Here's the List of Off the Record sessions: Ticket and exhibit packages are now available.
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You had a dinner a Salon dinner off the record with some reporters last night.
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But unlike the US version, the leader's speech is supposed to be off the record.
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OTR, or Off-the-Record, is a protocol for encrypting instant messages end-to-end.
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A lot of people will say something off the record, which does me no good.
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The meeting was off the record, but after Trump tweeted about it Sulzberger released details.
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Transcript has been lightly edited for clarity, and off-the-record portions have been excluded.
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Instead, he told reporters he could talk off the record, but reporters declined the offer.
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I just liked the idea to start off the record and that became the title.
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"The ambassador's conversations with White House attorneys are off-the-record conversations," the spokeswoman said.
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How did Off the Record shape your outlook on music, and on life in general?
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I asked if she would tell me off the record after this piece was published.
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In particular, Judge Kern questioned the office's practice of talking with reporters off the record.
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Me: But I'm saying we never discussed everything about his tweets being off the record.
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The answers we were given by several senior officials were boilerplate and off the record.
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Conley said that "due to scheduling uncertainties," the hospital visit was kept off the record.
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Trump makes a comment off the record, and mentions the Fox News host Bill O'Reilly.
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There are more big, thematic campaign speeches, and more off the record chats with reporters.
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He laughed and then tried to declare what he'd just said ''kinda off the record.
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Coronavirus fears gripped Wall Street, knocking stocks off the record levels set earlier this month.
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I understand the thinking behind off-the-record meetings between journalists and the president-elect.
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And if he did mean for it to be off the record, isn't that leaking?
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The leak was highly unusual, given journalistic rules of engagement governing off-the-record material.
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" Wolff countered: "I absolutely spoke to the president... it certainly was not off the record.
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MORE, off-the-record discussions with reporters happened after work hours — not for an hour in the middle of the work day, and certainly not before an interview," she said, speaking of Trump's off-the-record conversation with former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly. "Mr.
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She arranged an off-the-record meeting with Trump, and then she interviewed him on air.
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It was at 3.7205 on Wednesday, well off the record low of 3.9417 hit last month.
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So you knew that he'd been making these payoffs, he showed you documentation off the record.
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"A couple of times people would say, 'I want to go off the record,' " Woodward said.
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He noted there had been several "off the record" conversations but negotiations have not yet begun.
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But Paltrow was willing to speak off the record about her previously unreported experiences with Weinstein.
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Haberman's report quotes aides on and off the record saying that Trump takes Cohen for granted.
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It's not unusual for White House officials to have informal off-the-record meetings with journalists.
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""I think the press is very dishonest because it was supposed to be off-the-record.
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Many of those things were off the record, I think at their suggestion and my suggestion.
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Trump and Sulzberger met last month for an off-the-record discussion at the White House.
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I reached out to him by email and asked him how he pulled off the record.
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Even in that context, Kelly's off-the-record remarks "stunned" journalists on Friday, reported the Beast.
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Half an hour later, takeout sushi arrived for lunch, and we went off the record again.
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In other words, Musk prefacing his comments with "off the record" doesn't trigger a binding contract.
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The British ambassador, teacup frozen in mid-air, hastily declared the minister's comments off-the-record.
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His liner notes were collected in "Blues Off the Record: Thirty Years of Blues Commentary" (1984).
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Another way to go is to talk to a local journalist, on or off the record.
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And agreeing to speak off the record is not the same as signing a legal document.
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The officials in some cases thought they were conducting off-the-record interviews, according to Axios.
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Kuttner, who wrote the piece, said he and Bannon never discussed it being off the record.
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Excerpts were collected in a book, "Off the Record: An Oral History of Popular Music" (2500).
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On Thursday, I asked again, and a spokeswoman offered an off-the-record interview with Hobbs.
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Westerhout was forced to resign as executive assistant to the President on Thursday after Trump learned she had shared information with reporters at a recent off-the-record meeting, during which she didn't say her comments were off the record, according to sources familiar with her departure.
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First, he'd hold a quiet, off-the-record meeting with his Hispanic advisory group at Trump Tower.
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Musk labeled the comments as off the record, but BuzzFeed claims it never agreed to that stipulation.
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Off the record, Kotkas divulged some of Veriff's "secret sauce," which — understandably — he wants to keep secret.
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The White House tried to insist that this event in the briefing room be off the record.
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It's off the record, but if they ask me a question, I'll give them an honest answer.
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But some cadres and scholars known to brief government and party bosses do speak off the record.
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Murdoch is more adept with the media than Musk — except Murdoch prefers to stay off the record.
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At the end of the interview, the reporter asked Peruto if they could go off the record.
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The conversation was deemed off-the-record, meaning the participants agreed not to publicly discuss its contents.
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But he insisted that those discussions were off the record, an agreement he said he would honor.
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Among themselves, and speaking to reporters off the record or on background, Republicans say incredibly alarming things.
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The officials in some cases believed they were conducting off-the-record interviews, according to the report.
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When I get founders off the record and out for drinks, the true story starts to emerge.
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It is not unusual for White House officials to have informal off-the-record meetings with journalists.
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When Trump asks to go off the record, Haberman agrees; the film bleeps out his next words.
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President Trump will have an off-the-record lunch with network news anchors Thursday, according to Politico.
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Predictably, Rice charged, Russia has been able to use the off-the-record meeting for propaganda purposes.
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Introducing Off the Record (OTR), a new series of sessions inside Disrupt Berlin that delivers just that.
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Bloomberg said in a statement: "When we agree that something is off the record, we respect that."
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It was their prerogative to decide, given the off-the-record provision to which I had agreed.
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The event is considered off-the-record, so I can't share exact details of what was said.
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By the summer, the secretary's focus on efficiency and reorganization over policy provoked off-the-record anger.
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On and off the record, providers and activists said that there are still major problems in Florida.
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Guedes tried to walk back on his comments, saying at first that they were off the record.
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Reportedly on Trump's invitation, Hicks talked off the record to reporters, even joking about her career prospects.
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According to the Post, Trump also reportedly told national television anchors during an off-the-record Feb.
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"When we agree that something is off the record, we respect that agreement," Gordon wrote on Twitter.
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They have been lightly edited for content and clarity, and omit off-the-record comments and asides.
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He initially invited A. G. Sulzberger, the publisher of The Times, to an off-the record dinner.
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President Trump had invited the publisher of The New York Times to an off-the-record dinner.
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What got The Times in trouble was the mixing of purposes (opinion and news), the blending of on- and off-the-record material in a single candidate session and the sharing of the recording — including among those who evidently didn't care much about an off-the-record agreement.
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Madeleine Westerhout was forced to resign as executive assistant to the President on Thursday after Trump learned she had shared information with reporters at a recent off-the-record meeting, during which she didn't say her comments were off the record, according to sources familiar with her departure.
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Following Kelly's report and disclosure of the post-interview conversation, which she maintained was off-the-record, Pompeo accused the veteran NPR reporter of lying about her intention to ask him about the Ukraine, and claimed that she had agreed to keep the second conversation off the record.
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Oh and his strict off-the-record ground rules meant no one could report on any of this.
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Mr Reed reveals information that McLemore had imparted off the record, often despite its corroboration from other sources.
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Piven himself then called these reporters directly (the actor never said the phone call was off the record).
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Piven then called a second time (once again, he did not request the call be off the record).
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Andrew Cuomo once called to request an off-the-record talk to discuss a story, and Baquet declined.
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The spokesperson later asked that the email be considered off the record, and the company declined to comment.
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After several attempts to get comment for this story, Oren Frank requested an off-the-record phone call.
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Upon sending the email, the spokesman called Tiku to ask her to keep the email off the record.
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Wow, I made OFF THE RECORD COMMENTS to Bloomberg concerning Canada, and this powerful understanding was BLATANTLY VIOLATED.
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"I'm not a reporter," the stranger adds, as if hoping to elicit a more off-the-record response.
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All these conversations happened off the record, of course, with few "informants" willing or able to identify themselves.
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Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-Texas) to make sure the female senators held a monthly off-the-record dinner.
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Francis spoke on and off the record about a wide range of topics, including religion in China reut.
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At the time, Stone argued that his intermediary was a journalist, and his conversation was off-the-record.
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He was careful with every word and asked to go off the record more than a government official.
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It's unclear if that interview was on or off the record, and it's unclear precisely when it occurred.
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The President also revealed an off-the-record late-July meeting with New York Times publisher A.G. Sulzberger.
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This was a comment repeated in off-the-record conversations even with a source who works for Adelson.
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"Important information flow isn't always forthcoming," he said in mid-January on WKAR-TV's "Off The Record" show.
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The lunch will reportedly be smaller than other off-the-record meetings Trump has held with media figures.
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Trump called Westerhout's comments "unfortunate," but also accused the press of improperly leaking an off-the-record discussion.
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"He continued: "I think the press is very dishonest because it was supposed to be off-the-record.
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When I visited McCarthy at the Capitol, the majority leader kept toggling between on and off the record.
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We still have some independent music stores left, but Off the Record was more than just a store.
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The meeting was off the record, but Saudi officials allowed some of Prince Mohammed's comments to be published.
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Musk disagreed in yet another email that he declared "off the record" to which Mac did not consent.
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Most of it's off the record, but then Mark Zuckerberg comes in and talks to 30 of us.
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The judge, Christopher Robles, intervened, ordering the lawyers to meet with him in an off-the-record sidebar.
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The Times once went so far as to bar its journalists from talking to him off the record.
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It has been lightly edited for content and clarity, and omits several off-the-record comments and asides.
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In the past, BuzzFeed has respected emails prefaced with 'off the record,' but this time they did not.
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Most refused to be identified by name and several talked entirely off the record, only to confirm details.
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I never said the conversation was off the record or commented on that one way or the other.
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They have been lightly edited for content and clarity, and omit several off-the-record comments and asides.
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In July, the publisher met with the president in the Oval Office for an off-the-record chat.
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Bannon told associates he thought he was talking to an academic and thought he was off the record.
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He later claimed those comments were off the record, but Buzzfeed's reporter said they never agreed to those terms.
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Instead, you go to the media and, off the record, tell a reporter what a moron your colleague is.
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Sallie asked to go off-the-record when getting very open about some of the fundraising challenges she's faced.
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We're still not finished; there's the Hackathon, Off the Record sessions, after parties and plenty of time for networking.
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Kelly insists as well that no one ever asked her to keep Pompeo's post-interview comments off-the-record.
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He has a reputation for busting embargoes and burning sources by putting off-the-record comments on the record.
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Fears of deportation are strong among those I speak to throughout Long Beach, both on and off the record.
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Jabber users can install the off-the-record plugin if they want to stick with something like Jabbim too.
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He assumed his comments to Bloomberg News were off the record; however, they were leaked to the Toronto Star.
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The off-the-record gathering was typically the kind of event at which journalists and politicians clear the air.
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And Trump had an off-the-record meeting Monday with several other news media executives and on air personalities.
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Asking for remarks and information to be off the record — and journalists granting that — is common practice in journalism.
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I asked why, thinking perhaps Clinton was going to meet off-the-record with reporters, but she was vague.
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On the night prior, Facebook requested the conversation be moved to on background and with parts off the record.
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By the way, it's an off-the-record meeting so whoever said that and mischaracterized it should think twice.
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They were previously off-the-record, but the White House has chosen to release these excerpts to the public.
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But Scott cheekily managed to get one "off the record" stop in on the way back to the Falcon.
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The off-the-record answer from dermatologists we've asked is that most of the time, it's simply the packaging.
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While the meeting was planned to be off-the-record, Trump broke the agreement when he tweeted about it.
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Mayo insisted that the meeting remain off the record, yet now says that the meeting was on the record.
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"This was an off-the-record dinner and [they] blatantly violated that agreement," the official said, according to Politico.
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Because the meeting was off the record, she won't repeat his answer, but, she says, it wasn't a denial.
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We'll have an Off The Record session focused on privacy and security, which is only available to conference attendees.
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Madeleine Westerhout was reportedly fired Thursday after gossiping about Trump's family with journalists during an off-the-record dinner.
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On several occasions, in the midst of our conversations, Trump would go off the record — usually with good reason.
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The Wills have been hosting these off-the-record encounters with political celebrities at their Maryland home for decades.
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We went off the record and chatted a while longer, focusing on his decision to drop his security detail.
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The value of summits anyway is often the personal off-the-record contact between leaders and high-ranking officials.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Sulzberger met for an off-the-record discussion at the White House on July 20.
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Clearly he disagreed with my assessment of what defines "off the record" as is taught my most journalism schools.
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It was without question Brady, who was portrayed as self-involved in a flurry of off-the-record intimations.
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You hear it repeated on think tank panels, at off-the-record roundtables, even in informal conversations with policymakers.
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I've heard other C.E.O.s offer up brutal judgments of this and previous administrations — invariably in off-the-record interviews.
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Off the record, a company official told me that its software had not been used to target my phone.
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The Chinese embassy released a copy of Cui's speech, originally delivered in an off-the-record setting, on Tuesday.
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Attendees were told the remarks were strictly off-the-record and that recording or reporting on them wasn't allowed.
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He praised Ms. Westerhout's work in the White House and admonished reporters for breaking an off-the-record agreement.
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Legislators, by contrast, are free to take into account all kinds of "off the record" information in making decisions.
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I thought it was a very telling statement that even off the record he was willing to say that.
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But, I did speak off the record to a custom high-end clothing manufacturer that I've known for years.
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"There would be one narrative on the record and a totally different narrative off the record," Mr. Panneerselvan said.
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Against the dollar, it was 4.273 percent firmer but still not far off the record lows seen in January.
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Career musical chairsA few people who complained about the practice preferred to remain off the record for professional reasons.
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He praised Ms. Westerhout's work in the White House and admonished reporters for breaking an off-the-record agreement.
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His disregard for the "off" part of an off-the-record meeting would seem to surprise exactly no one.
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He initially invited A. G. Sulzberger, the publisher of The New York Times, to an off-the-record dinner.
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You can't send a note to somebody saying, "This is off the record," and then give them the information.
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The lawyer also released a statement in a court filing asserting that my conversation with Labrie was "off the record" and that I had "accosted" him, when the reality is that I introduced myself as a reporter, he greeted me warmly, and at no time did we discuss going off the record.
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Hollande strived to be seen as "Mr Normal", holding regular press conferences and talking frequently off-the-record with journalists.
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Company leaders across industries are telling Cramer — off the record — that they're worried about a slowdown in the U.S. economy.
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Though Musk prefaced one email with "off the record," BuzzFeed News did not agree to that condition of the correspondence.
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Democrats would muse, off the record, about the terms they would demand for supporting policies like a vast infrastructure programme.
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"Off the record conversations are agreed in good faith and in advance between people known to be participating," he said.
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"Oh, and then there's this tidbit: "Off the record, he finds Facebook bots to be boring and not very smart.
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The Times said it was Trump who had tried to change the terms, wanting the entire meeting off the record.
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Still, that was well off the record short-position in the currency of more than 89,000 contracts from late September.
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KORO originally disclosed to Heier, off the record, that the funding she sought had been approved by the artistic committee.
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What happens when a developer shows you something off the record, but it's just too good to keep quiet about?
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There are definitely parts of Michael Wolff's "Fire and Fury" that are wrong, sloppy, or betray off-the-record confidence.
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Michaelangelo Matos examines the history of masked musicians in DJ and producer culture in his regular column, Off the Record.
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Speaking of deep dives, you won't want to miss our newest addition to the Disrupt experience: Off the Record sessions.
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If you recall back in March, the newspaper leaked Trump's off-the-record comments to its editorial board to BuzzFeed.
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Not showing up will still get you crucified, of course, but at least you're off the record while it happens.
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Their first single off the record, "Hearts In Motion" puts into action some of the band's biggest work to date.
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Rather than whining off the record to prominent journalists, they are actually out there talking about jobs and health care.
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In more than a dozen hours of taped conversation, he went off the record, for very brief periods, only twice.
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Not off the record but on the record -- meaning he can be quoted with his name attached to it. Why?
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President Obama and other government officials occasionally hold similar off the record sessions with reporters, anchors and other media bigwigs.
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" He went on, "I don't think the President can go off the record unless he wants to talk about coverage.
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McCain's longtime strategist John Weaver also wasn't invited, per the report that cited three sources who spoke off the record.
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"He told me off the record — he thinks he may go $30 billion," Trump said of Foxconn CEO Terry Gou.
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"Off-the-record, counsel, ... I think I've seen you on 'House Hunters,' " Walls said, to roaring laughter from the jury.
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Should The Times continue to host off-the-record sessions with candidates, so that the editorial board can consider endorsements?
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People apparently have no idea how often we hear elected officials of both parties drop f-bombs off the record.
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Off The Record Workshop Disrupt attendees will also have a chance to attend a workshop around Cryptocurrencies and the Blockchain.
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Only a couple of times during the discussion do the executives ask to go off the record to clarify something.
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As soon as the reporter grants the off-the-record provision, he is effectively allowing "veto power" over that material.
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He tried once in 2008, finishing a week off the record; in 2014 he dropped out with 600 miles left.
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The White House had requested that the meeting be kept off the record, according to the statement from The Times.
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Interview subjects have complained in the past that he took comments meant to be off the record and used them.
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I took the Zoot Sims album we listened to most nights off the record player and replaced it with nothing.
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That's because she wasn't apologizing for an off-the-record comment that was leaked or an ill-advised Facebook post.
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These dinners are common during the President's trips and are typically treated as off the record, as was this one.
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The staffers went on to pitch the Inquirer on negative stories about Krasner and guns in off-the-record conversations.
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People familiar with the off-the-record interview suggested that what the columnist wrote reflects something Trump said to them.
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"What does that have to do with why you're here tonight?" he asked, before requesting to go off the record.
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" Then he stopped himself and said that he would tell me, "at some point over a beer—off the record.
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It may not matter, to that child, what kind of clever remarks they make about the boss off the record.
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Perhaps they worried a discussion about what "on the record" and "off the record" mean would add too much complexity.
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In working on the interviews that became "Off the Record," Mr. Smith used his connections to broker meetings with stars.
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"He told me off the record -- he thinks he may go $30 billion," Trump said of Foxconn CEO Terry Gou.
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Such off-the-record sessions with the president are somewhat infrequent but common through the history of White House reporting.
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We are treated to a discussion of what "off the record" means — according to Musk, that means not for publication.
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"He told me off the record he may go [to] $30 billion – $30 billion – think of this," Trump said Tuesday.
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The committee members spoke with CNN on condition of anonymity because the meeting was intended to be off the record.
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"He told me off the record -- he thinks he may go $2900 billion," Trump said of Foxconn CEO Terry Gou.
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In an interview in May, he snapped at a question about his son before requesting to go off the record.
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He'd evidently assumed the conversation was off the record, but it was instead being broadcast, through headphones, to waiting reporters.
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Kalanick apologized to PandoDaily founder Sarah Lacy, who Michael specifically targeted in what he thought was an off-the-record discussion.
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"As a rule I don't go off the record with high-ranking officials, particularly the president," Baquet said in an email.
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TechCrunch agreed to keep the details of the breach off the record as to not give any potential attackers an advantage.
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Here's a taste of what you can expect: We haven't even mentioned Off the Record sessions, CrunchMatch or the fireside chats.
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All of these women who I thought would never talk, who told me all these stories off the record, suddenly [talked].
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He also held an off-the-record lunch with Senate chiefs of staff and had a private meeting with Utah Sen.
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"OTR" stands for "off the record," and we were all told that's what the meeting with Zuckerberg was supposed to be.
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"It's very well-organized," said a staffer with one NGO, speaking off the record due to the sensitivity of the subject.
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I like when people share information and insights on background or off the record, because it helps me do my job.
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It was lightly edited for length and clarity and does not include some small asides and comments made off the record.
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The complete interview is a little bit hard to parse, since Trump keeps ducking off the record and the transcript interrupts.
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David Ford: Can I just make one point of clarification—are we still off the record or are on the record?
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Follow that up by sitting in on the Off the Record robotics session to learn even more about this critical technology.
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Sometimes, you talk to someone off the record—you go for a drink and they relax and let their guard down.
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A reporter, Vicki Vale, slips into the fray to ask a question or two—strictly off the record, for appearances anyway.
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After his off-the-record answer on Manafort, the Post reporters ask to put it on the record in some form.
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The Hill has removed brief segments where the president went off the record or made personal observations unrelated to the interview.
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Hicks briefly spoke with media traveling with the president off the record after Trump's rally, according to a later pool report.
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Quantitative metrics included off-the-record information on sales and user growth, and data from a pair of outside data partners.
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"Few politicians say, on or off the record, 'I will exchange official act X for payment Y,'" Judge Frank Easterbrook wrote.
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I may have discussed something like that with the New York Times, but I would never release off-the-record conversations.
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Ground rules are ground rules and if something's off the record, I'm going to honor that, no matter where you're working.
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Employees and people connected with the brand spoke to me off the record to tell me how worried they were, too.
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Crowds, Stoked by Trump's Rhetoric, Increase Their Ire Toward the Press Understanding The Times: What Does 'Off the Record' Really Mean?
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She and Mr. Kushner invite legislators, lobbyists and C.E.O.s to their Washington home for off-the-record discussions of their agenda.
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The email began with "off the record," but Mac hadn't agreed to the terms, meaning journalistically, Musk's assertion didn't really matter.
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Others say the onus is on Westerhout for making those comments and on the media for breaking off-the-record protocol.
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When contacted, most asked to speak off the record or on background, and picked their words carefully, tiptoeing around the idea.
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Some of the runners "had whispered to me off the record because the details of contracts were completely confidential," she said.
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It's common for reporters to meet with White House sources in an informal and off the record setting, particularly while traveling.
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Pompeo did not deny that, but he called Kelly a "liar" and accused her of violating an off-the-record agreement.
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He will be experienced enough to remind you to state beforehand that your comments are off the record unless otherwise indicated.
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Lam's off-the-record talk with the business group last week holds hints of what may come in the medium term.
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The White House summoned reporters for a background briefing but then made the session off the record, leaving the matter unaddressed.
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The White House has not denied this, but Conley claimed "due to scheduling uncertainties, the trip was kept off the record."
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The Washington Post reported in October that Clovis had encouraged Papadopoulos to accept an "off the record" meeting with Kremlin officials.
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Read them below: Previously off-the-record White House transcript THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary ________________________________________________________________ Internal Transcript July 12, 2017 REMARKS BY PRESIDENT TRUMP IN AN OFF-THE-RECORD CONVERSATION WITH PRESS Aboard Air Force One En Route Paris, France 9:0003 P.M. EDT On the visit to France: Q When were you last in Paris?
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Nor by the stories the old dudes at the East India Company decide to share only off the record (and off camera).
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The event, called "OTR" (shorthand for "off the record"), is an annual gathering meant for new media news executives to talk shop.
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Prince's team apparently contacted Ebony after publication and told them that Prince had believed portions of the conversation were off the record.
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They say Steele held some off-the-record briefings with reporters before the election but never provided them with documents for publication.
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Talks will resume on Wednesday, and when they do, they're likely to be a little awkward, given the off-the-record leak.
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I've been very lucky at times to host Republicans in my restaurant and Democrats in impromptu off-the-record lunches or dinners.
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Smerconish was in Washington on Friday to interview Arnold Schwarzenegger as well as to have an off-the-record chat with Spicer.
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The session will be off the record and all of the editorial leadership at Conde Nast publications will attend, according to Politico.
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Since then, he has claimed the discussion was off the record and hypothetical, but it created a major controversy for the company.
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They'll say something on background, which does me even — perhaps it's not as bad as off the record, but it's not helpful.
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Instead, the departing deputy attorney general is giving a series of off-the-record interviews to reporters, multiple sources confirm to me.
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"Journalists need their interviewees and subjects to have confidence that statements made 'off the record' will remain that way," Mr. Jassy said.
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The president spoke about the U.S. ally with the understanding that the comment would be "off the record," according to the Star.
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One of the things that was told to me — can I say this off the record, or is everything on the record?
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When we first spoke last July, she agreed to our meeting on the maddening proposition that we do it off the record.
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"Off the record I don't know who that is, but I'll ask around," Trump Jr. responded to the account the following day.
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Judicial sources in Rome, speaking off the record, have complained about how long it took them to organize the meeting with Abdelrahman.
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Obviously if you have informed someone that part of the interview is off the record, going back on that would be unethical.
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Off-the-record encryption, or OTR, used for securing messaging, is in CoyIM from the start, as well as support for Tor.
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How we know this: Axios was not invited to the off-the-record session and is therefore not bound by the rules.
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She publishes the scoop on him and the industry in a juicy exposé using their off-the-record, between-the-sheets exchanges.
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President Trump left the White House on Marine One at 3 PM with his daughter, Ivanka, on an off-the-record excursion.
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In two years of covering this issue, no manufacturer has ever spoken to me about it either on or off the record.
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Most foreign officials were reluctant to talk about Trump to a U.S. reporter when prompted — even for an off-the-record remark.
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She reportedly shared details to reporters during an off-the-record dinner in New Jersey while he was on his working vacation.
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Trump's personal assistant, Madeleine Westerhout, was reportedly fired on Thursday after gossiping about Tiffany with reporters during an off-the-record dinner.
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A lot of the stuff he said to me that he declared to be "off the record" was potentially harmful to him.
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With all that in mind, here are some thoughts about what the phrase "off the record" means to the likes of Musk.
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The vignette previews multiple tracks off the record, most notably highlighting his collaborations with Charli XCX, Peaches, Skrillex, Boys Noize, and others.
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Off-the-record comments she made to a colleague about Mr. Rush were later repeated by a source to The Daily Telegraph.
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Government secrets are guarded with less care, and requests from public officials to go off the record are addressed with more skepticism.
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Pompeo on Saturday claimed Kelly's characterization of the exchange was false and that the conversation was meant to be off the record.
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The secretary put out a statement on January 25 alleging that he and Kelly were speaking off the record, which NPR refutes.
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The editorial page editor of the Times declined to comment about the off-the-record portion of the interview to Buzzfeed News.
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We can talk about moving our conversation to Signal, an encrypted chat app, or even going on background or off-the-record.
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And maybe she finally understood that, because now, with me, she weighed her words carefully and took innocuous things off the record.
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And the most cunning trick of all: They also lie off the record, hoping you'll smuggle it into your copy some day.
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The conversation took place at an off-the-record dinner that was revealed after publication to have taken place at Wolff's home.
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One aide said the chat was off-the-record, but Trump insisted, over objections from nervous-looking staffers, that he be quoted.
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He and his team read every book available, and a journalist was hired to interview Cheney's associates and friends off the record.
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The general feeling among scientists and analysts, especially off the record, has been that 983 C is impossible and 2 C unlikely.
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The off-the-record event last Tuesday was organized by Twitter to discuss social justice in India with prominent writers, journalists, and activists.
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The paper thought it had an off-the-record, then on-the-record sit-down interview with the President-elect in Trump Tower.
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And Dean Baquet, our editor, has an iron-clad rule, which I've always appreciated, that he won't meet the President off the record.
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Here's the List of Off The Record sessions: And if you are ready to buy an early-bird ticket to Disrupt, click here.
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Bloom needed to find creative ways in — she talked to Megyn Kelly off the record, but Kelly opted not to go on camera.
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Likewise, someone who prefers to keep their visits to alcoholism support groups off the record, or a night out at a gay bar.
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Off the Record session – Security & Privacy with Ted Schlein (KPCB), John Whaley (UnifyID) and Ryan Lester (Cyph) 10:10 AM – 10:20 AM
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But they also quote a "Campaign Supervisor" telling him in August 2016 to meet Russian officials off the record "if it is feasible".
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Go deeper: Scoop: Former White House counsel Don McGahn off the record White House instructs Don McGahn not to comply with House subpoena
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During media availabilities, he normally takes just a handful of questions and prefers to speak to reporters in an off-the-record setting.
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Go deeper: Scoop: Former White House counsel Don McGahn off the record White House instructs Don McGahn not to comply with House subpoena
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Reed cites three reasons: First, he's had on-the-record corroboration from other people about the substance of McLemore's off-the-record comments.
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" A New Yorker spokesperson tells us: "Late in the conversation, Scaramucci requested that one part be off the record, and we respected that.
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Not only did the designer shoot his own fashion campaigns, but he also published his photographs in books such as "Off the Record."
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A transcript of the event, which was meant to be "off the record," was obtained by The Washington Post from an unnamed source.
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Wilson and the next five U.S. presidents held off-the-record news conferences, meaning they could amend anything they said to the media.
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Additionally, all 16 tracks off the record rose to the Spotify Global Top 50 chart, thanks partly to his popularity in international markets.
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But he added that he planned to go back to the intermediary and ask to release him from the off-the-record agreement.
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And so we arrive at the issue of the transcript of his off-the-record chat with The New York Times editorial board.
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At the off-the-record meeting, Trump reportedly said he might not stand by the views he expressed on immigration during his candidacy.
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She also criticized countries she said agreed with the United States off-the-record but would not publicly support change on the council.
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The authors also met with Plumbo and four senior Mayo officials on the condition that the information provided would be off the record.
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NYT spox says paper didn't change ground rules of Trump meeting, though his side pushed yesterday for only off the record component: pic.twitter.
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Off The Record With Joy Crookes Musician Joy Crookes is solid proof that taking the leap for what you believe in pays off.
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On the record, they're telling me I can't do it... [but] off the record, they all say not to stop and keep going.
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When the auto off switch is enabled, you still have to lift the tone arm off the record for it to automatically stop.
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The New York Times reported that she resigned after details from her conversation with journalists at an off-the-record dinner were published.
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During an off-the-record briefing with three reporters, which Snodgrass attended, Mattis was asked what Trump's policy was with regard to allies.
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After being contacted by a reporter on Facebook, she agreed to discuss her story over the phone on an off-the-record basis.
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In a leaked off-the-record speech, Mrs Lam said China had no plans to send in the army to control the unrest.
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In retrospect, the meeting was a screening, and while its contents were off the record, I felt and still feel it went well.
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A trendier vibe is found at Off the Record, the hotel's all red bar that's famously lined with caricatures of prominent political figures.
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Wilson and the next five US presidents held off-the-record news conferences, meaning they could amend anything they said to the media.
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First, last month, in setting up our interview and, then again yesterday, in agreeing to have our post-interview conversation off the record.
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In a response issued Sunday, Pompeo accused Kelly of lying to him twice and claimed their post-interview talk was off-the-record.
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The message is striking, which may explain the president's address as well as on- and off-the-record briefings from top administration officials.
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News website BuzzFeed reported on Monday that Trump had suggested to the Times' editorial board in an off-the-record briefing on Jan.
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That became untenable after the American Prospect interview, in which he mocked colleagues, though he later said he thought was off the record.
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However, a soccer official, speaking off the record, said broadcasters and fans did not want the matches to be played in empty stadiums.
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Following Pompeo's statement, All Things Considered host Ari Shapiro reiterated on Twitter that Kelly did not agree to an off-the-record conversation.
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"As Mary Louise explained, no one requested that it be off the record nor would she have agreed to those terms," he wrote.
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Notre Dame hit 80 percent of their freebies this season, not far off the record of 82.2 set by the 1984 Harvard team.
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And third, it was supposedly an "off-the-record" conversation that Bannon, a longtime player in the media, surely knew would be published.
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On Friday, off-the-record comments that Trump had made to Bloomberg concerning trade negotiations with Canada were leaked to the Toronto Star.
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At the end of December, foreigners held 32.1 percent of issued debt, just off the record high of 33.2 percent hit in October.
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While he insisted most of the conversation be off the record, he later repeated a few things in public in little-noticed asides.
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Everyone involved in Governors Island said, off the record, that it was everyone's least favorite event, but it brings in $95 a head.
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Background: The interview was arranged after Mr. Trump invited A. G. Sulzberger, the publisher of The Times, to an off-the-record dinner.
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For those of you who don't know, when you say something is "off the record" you go into an agreement with a journalist.
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This situation worsened after Trump said he would refuse to make any concessions to Canada in leaked off-the-record comments made to reporters.
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He met with families from Santa Fe, off the record, no media in the room on Thursday, I happened to be there with him.
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Part of that session was on-the-record, but a portion of that meeting (along with official transcripts and recording) remains off-the-record.
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" In subsequent emails, Massoumi asked that information he previously sent be considered off the record and said, "I have no business relationship with LifeZette.
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Echoes of their stories, which first surfaced as off-the-record "rumors" all the way back in 2012, ring throughout each cringe-inducing joke.
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Off the record, Tories from all sides of the party, including some Brexiteers, were happy to tell journalists that Mr Johnson's time was up.
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In his interview with Post reporters he couldn't name any friends except for three men, whose names he asked to keep off the record.
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Mr. Trump was expected to speak on the record with Times reporters and columnists; there is also a short off-the-record session planned.
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Columnist Michaelangelo Matos returns with a look at the history of the smiley face in rave culture for his regular column, Off the Record.
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It was off the record highs near $20,000 touched 12 days ago but still headed for a gain of roughly 1,400 percent in 2017.
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According to the House website, these talks with "prominent professionals and influencers" are off-the-record and only congressional interns are allowed to attend.
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Scaramucci called Lizza, and neither man has said there was any sort of agreement that the conversation would be off-the-record or confidential.
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In an interview with New Yorker editor-in-chief David Remnick, Lizza said he and Scaramucci had never discussed any off-the-record arrangement.
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I interviewed women on the record for this book, I interviewed women off the record for this book, and this subject didn't come up.
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But on Thursday night, Trump said the bond between reporters and politicians who agree to go off-the-record is too strong to break.
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He clocked 2200 seconds to take 0.04 seconds off the record set by Britain's Liam Tancock at the world championships in Rome in 2009.
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Robert Kuttner, the author who interviewed Bannon and the magazine's co-founder, said Bannon never asked for his remarks to be off the record.
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The New Yorker article said that some of the 13 women also had spoken on and off the record with The New York Times.
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One of the off-the-record arguments put forward to not include PWDs in diversity reporting is that the resulting data would be inaccurate.
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Masters, who writes for The Hollywood Reporter, told CNN she first met Weinstein more than 15 years ago at an off-the-record lunch.
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The latest inversion has since reversed, albeit marginally, and yields on 2105.8-year Treasuries rose off the record 2106.74% low reached in Asian trade.
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In likewise off-the-record remarks during the Obama administration, officials had cited a need to shore up international support for the Iran deal.
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Though our conversation was off the record, Mr. Kimchi's detailed answers to my questions suggested I had been too quick to dismiss the initiative.
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She talks effusively about her plans, even as she checks herself periodically, explaining that she's new to the on- and off-the-record thing.
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Mr. Fitzpatrick writes: Can you please elucidate why the NYT is conducting any part of an interview with a Presidential candidate off the record?
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He told me that the editorial board's meetings with presidential candidates are often done on an off-the-record basis, at the candidates' request.
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After we settled into the study, he told me he wanted to stay off the record for a bit, so we could freely chat.
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The event was strictly off the record, but DealBook has the results of a survey of 2000 business leaders who were there: President Trump.
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On a tour of the house they share in New Castle, N.Y., much of it is deemed off-the-record, if not off-limits.
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Kelly said she did not agree to an off-the-record stipulation and provided email exchanges setting up the interview to support her claims.
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During Friday's negotiations, Canadian officials reportedly brought up remarks made by President Trump on Thursday during an off-the-record conversation with Bloomberg News .
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" The next month, the tech executive emailed reporter Ryan Mac with new allegations against Unsworth, prefacing that that the message was "off the record.
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Context: Westerhout resigned last week after Trump learned she'd shared intimate details about him and his family during off-the-record drinks with reporters.
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On Friday, Kelly sought to provide an upbeat view of the administration during a mostly off-the-record session in his West Wing office.
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Sometimes people think the words "off the record" are a magic command and, once uttered, immediately go into effect to hide what comes after.
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You hear of longtime Washington lawyers, operatives and consultants who are shunned and disparaged (usually off the record) for deigning to work with Godzilla.
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When pressed by the committee, Stone cited "journalistic privilege" because his conversation with a journalist was "off the record," he said during his testimony.
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McCammond said "there are almost no times" in which she would break an off-the-record agreement, but that this particular instance warranted publicizing.
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"Our policy on off-the-record with presidents and presidents-elect is to push long and hard to do things on record," she said.
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The press building's bigger names often have a full slate of paid appearances, entertaining diners with pro-level patter and off-the-record scuttlebutt.
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" Wolff defended his choice to include the conversation in his book, saying that Ailes's death meant that "off-the-record died with the source.
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The responding group members, who appear to be younger than 18, have refused to confirm their identities to CNN on or off the record.
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He also wrote that he believes Trump's intent to deceive released him from a "good-faith pledge" to keep the conversations off-the-record.
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He said Trump's visit to the medical center was for a regular check-up and that "scheduling uncertainties" kept the visit off the record.
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" In November 220006, Solomon said Giuliani was "never an on-the-record, off-the-record or on-background source for any of those stories.
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The interview was arranged after Mr. Trump reached out to the publisher of The Times, and invited him for an off-the-record dinner.
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What was interesting, though, is it was the first thing that he said and he did not say it was off the record. Right.
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No: "At various points during the interview, the President asked to go off-the-record, and TIME is honoring those requests," a spokeswoman told me.
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According to Politico, Condé Nast had offered off-the-record meetings with their top editors to both Trump and Hillary Clinton during the 2016 race.
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That hyperpartisan dynamic is why Republicans keep their disdain for Donald Trump to off-the-record Washington whispers: They are afraid of a primary challenge.
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John primarily wanted the conversation off the record in order to protect a closeted fellow resident of S-Town with whom he'd had a relationship.
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When Kushner thought he noticed another reporter, New York magazine's Olivia Nuzzi, recording the exchange, he was startled and said it was off the record.
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Speaking off-the-record to your correspondent in Helsinki, some EPP staffers (even German ones) expressed disappointment at the missed opportunity to rejuvenate European politics.
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Zuckerberg's remarks were initially meant to be, like the name of the conference, off the record, but he agreed to answer questions on the record.
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Off the Record session – Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning with Sebastian Thrun (Udacity), John Giannandrea (Google), Jenny Lee (GGV Capital) 10:35 AM – 10:55 AM
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Known for its notorious secrecy — once telling a reporter, "off the record, no comment" — the company doesn't like to talk when it doesn't have to.
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Woods then turned off the record player she was standing at, as four other women stepped up onto the platform and turned off the rest.
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Because of our customary journalistic rigor, we weren't fooled, and we can't honor an 'off-the-record' agreement that was solicited in maliciously bad faith.
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"Off the record, this is a very honest government," says a political scientist, who fears any such statement in Argentina is a hostage to fortune.
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Canadian officials reportedly found Trump's off-the-record remarks reflective of their negotiations and brought them up at a meeting with US officials on Friday.
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This isn't a deal-breaker, but I like some sort of safeguard that lifts the needle off the record at the end of a session.
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But guidance on preferred price levels comes from officials speaking off the record, and from industry sources who have discussed the issue with Saudi officials.
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After all, I'm well aware that most of the time, the off-the-record difference between men and women beauty products is simply the bottle.
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Earlier on Friday, the Toronto Star released off-the-record comments President Trump made about Canada on Thursday during an Oval Office interview with Bloomberg.
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At one point, after describing her husband's anti-Trump tweets as "impolite" and "disrespectful," Conway tried to suggest the whole conversation was off the record.
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The sessions were off the record, but because Steele has since disclosed having participated in them I can confirm that I attended one of them.
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RUBIO: Well, first of all, let me say that on the issue of the off-the-record, that's not up to the New York Times.
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At first, AirWayBill's managing director, Khaled Sehly, declined to discuss whether the app could be breaking any TSA regulations, asking to go off the record.
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I discussed the dilemma with my bosses — the principle at stake versus the payoff of what I could learn in an off-the-record setting.
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The Times report provided numerous examples from aides both on and off the record who described Trump's relationship with Cohen as taking him for granted.
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Asked whether he believed American pilots would have been able to handle a malfunction of the software, Mr. Calhoun asked to speak off the record.
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It is likely that these meetings included "off the record" discussions about what Flynn could provide Mueller in exchange for leniency in charging or sentencing.
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You meet candidates and size them up, on and off the record, assessing how knowledgeable, intellectually agile, and comfortable with criticism and combat they are.
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I am willing to make the trip off the record if it's in the interest of Mr. Trump and the campaign to meet specific people.
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As a matter of custom, these interactions are usually off the record and stick mainly to pleasantries, wrapping up in less than half an hour.
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Pompeo issued his own statement on Saturday accusing Kelly of lying and suggesting the reporter said the post-interview conversation would be off the record.
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Kelly, a co-host of NPR's "All Things Considered," has also said that she never agreed to an off-the-record conversation following the interview.
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Cheri Bustos in a "frank, off-the-record conversation about the challenges and opportunities next year's election brings," according to an agenda reviewed by POLITICO.
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Which was made abundantly clear when reporters -- at an off-the-record pre-State of the Union gathering with Trump -- asked him about Collins' comments.
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His off-the-record meeting with Guardian U.S. staff came just hours before the noon deadline for Guardian U.S. employees to apply for voluntary buyouts.
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Protecting them has been a paramount concern, even if most venture capitalists say off the record that they hate giving total control over to them.
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Reports emerged Tuesday that the White House arranged an off-the-record meeting between Porter and the four reporters after the accusations were made public.
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Resolution Both men were present at an off-the-record meeting at Condé Nast headquarters, at 1 World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan, on Friday.
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The White House reportedly arranged an off-the-record meeting between four reporters and former aide Rob Porter after he was accused of domestic abuse.
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Mark Milley rattled a conference on future military challenges Tuesday by abruptly ordering the live-stream cut off and putting his remarks off the record.
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The subject: an off-the-record meeting between Trump and the Times's publisher, A.G. Sulzberger, that the president put on the record with a tweet.
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It's supposed to be off the record, but it was all dudes, and when I left, the percentage of women went down by 50 percent.
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The most despairing, hysterical commentary I've heard about Trump this cycle has been from Republicans speaking off the record — including Republicans who have endorsed Trump!
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I think that they did ... they had these series of off-the-record dinners with journalists and Campbell Brown went around and talked to everyone.
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Above everything, it presents a many-sided artist—one who is shifting perceptions of what rap music in Britain can be, on and off the record.
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On Monday, White House senior adviser Jared Kushner spoke to a group of congressional interns as part of an ongoing, off-the-record summer lecture series.
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Company leaders across industries are telling Jim Cramer — off the record — that they're worried about a slowdown in the U.S. economy, Cramer said Thursday on CNBC.
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And I think it's up to us to just not ever accept an off-the-record denial from a major media company, or any major institution.
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The meeting was meant to be an off-the-record stop, but excited local Democrats told reporters and the place was filled when Clinton walked in.
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Cox can't talk about why he was banned – his conversation with Twitter was off the record – but after writing his post he saw a strange pattern.
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The demonstration was supposed to be "off the record," which is a strange thing to tell a crowd of people with video cameras in their pockets.
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Applications are still open to find some crack investors for each Off The Record topic, each of whom will be able to attend Disrupt SF gratis.
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"Off the record, I'd be really interested to see how the story turns out!" said a spokesperson for one of the agencies that declined to comment.
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According to other Canadian club owners and promoters THUMP contacted (all of whom spoke off-the-record), it's by far the leading reason for 911 calls.
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I spent the last few weeks talking to a range of Silicon Valley leaders, all of whom will only talk off the record, because, well, Trump.
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The transcript does not include requests he made of his staff during the interview, or a comment he made after asking to go off the record.
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These are official people with press badges — the more off-the-record photos come from Instagram and Twitter, where the power players of music get intimate.
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Plus, you'll have a chance to extend the conversation at our Off the Record sessions featuring top-notch investors and founders breaking ground in several categories.
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I think if Carrie said no, we were set with the schedule and everything, we would have just had to leave that song off the record.
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Now those informal social controls are keeping crime down without the need for police intervention, as a top official in the department confirmed off the record.
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The first is that Schonfeld never agreed to keep the email exchange off the record, thus giving us all the joys of Karl Rove's music criticism.
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The invite sent on August 24 was billed as such, but in the week prior to the event, Facebook moved the event to off the record.
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Thursday's event featuring Obama was closed-press and off-the-record, and hosted by the A&E network for a private audience, according to a source.
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Her off-the-record comments were put on the record by The Australian, a publication owned by Rupert Murdoch, a canny and persistent antagonist of Facebook.
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Stone said his conversation with the intermediary was off-the-record and with a journalist, and he would honor the agreement to protect the journalist's identity.
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The Times said in a statement that the meeting was off the record, but issued its comment after Trump made it public knowledge on Sunday morning.
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MSCI's gauge of stocks across the globe rose slightly to stand at 543.70, just a hair off the record high of 550.63 reached in January 2018.
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" Dawsey then asked Trump if there was "any version" of what he said off the record that he'd be "willing to give us on the record.
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Nor did Hicks, who is 27, see it as her job to spend evenings sharing off-the-record insights over drinks with the traveling press corps.
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They laughed at my (still appalling) Arabic grammar and explained which regime officials were true fanatics and which were good for an off the record briefing.
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Judging by on- and off-the-record conversations with several of these firms over the past month, the response appears to be one of cautious optimism.
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He wanted to know where "your people" are from, according to the officials, who spoke off the record due to the nature of the internal discussions.
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Kipchoge's run was the biggest improvement on the marathon mark since Australian Derek Clayton took almost two and a half minutes off the record in 1967.
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On Wednesday, UFC President Dana White took to Michael Landsberg's Off the Record to announce that CM Punk finally has an opponent for his UFC debut.
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In season 1, local newspaper reporter Shauna (Alison Becker) scores off-the-record quotes from city employee Mark (Paul Schneider) while getting into bed with him.
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In Off the Record, rave historian Michaelangelo Matos takes a critical look at the culture surrounding dance music—from food to clothes to design and writing.
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I also said no initially when the campaign said I could interview Secretary Clinton but only on the condition that we do it off the record.
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Though both were closed-door, off-the-record meetings, someone familiar with the meetings told me that New Democrat members' ideas and experiences were well received.
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"I interviewed women on the record for this book, I interviewed women off the record for this book, and this subject didn't come up," Lashinsky said.
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Because, reportedly, a journalist at the dinner broke the "off the record" terms and told the White House what Westerhout had said about the first family.
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The lunch conversation is considered off the record, but it gives the anchors a sense of the president's state of mind before they anchor SOTU coverage.
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An aide may try to steer him away from perilous topics or suggest that something be said off the record, but he usually plows forward anyway.
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He is president of Off the Record Strategies in Washington, D.C. The views expressed by contributors are their own and not the views of The Hill.
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When the top White House press person calls a reporter and just starts talking, there's absolutely no reason to believe that conversation is off the record.
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They also saw how a post-Election Day meeting with television executives, while supposedly off the record, turned into public humiliation after Mr. Trump attacked them.
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The talks were thrown into doubt after the president reportedly made an off-the-record comment that was published, suggesting he wouldn't give Canada any leeway.
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In remarks to Bloomberg News reporters Thursday that the president wanted to be off the record, Trump said he would not make compromises in trade talks.
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I'm not allowed to tell you exactly how Anchorage keeps rich institutions from being robbed of their cryptocurrency, but the off-the-record demo was damn impressive.
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"He told me off the record he may go [to] $30 billion – $30 billion – think of this," Trump said Tuesday in a quote first noticed by CNBC.
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At a recent, rare "interaction" with news editors from the southern state of Tamil Nadu, the dozen visitors were told the meeting was wholly off the record.
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Here, there is some off-the-record commiserating about how hard it can be to stay strong and not fall back into old patterns with our exes.
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One of the newer events, Off the Record sessions, gives attendees the chance to ask questions and delve more into the critical technologies discussed at the show.
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Off the Record session – Augmented & Virtual Reality with Jacob Mullins (Shasta Ventures), Maureen Fan (Baobab Studios), and Tom Emrich (Super Ventures) 4:35 PM – 5:05 PM
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Off the Record session – Health & Biotech with Nina Kjellson (Canaan Partners), Nish Bhat (Color Genomics) and Robert Mittendorf (Norwest Venture Partners) 1:35 PM – 1:40 PM
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His sister provided him with the names of two DC-area psychiatrists anyway, and urged him to see one "off the record" to alleviate his clearance concerns.
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Disrupt: Off The Record is a forum to bring together investors, founders, speakers and show attendees for a moderated discussion, Q&A and networking to go deeper.
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Apparently, there were talks of leaving the track — which includes a star-studded feature list of JAY-Z, Minaj, Rick Ross, and Bon Iver — off the record.
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A sequel, Dead Rising 2, and that sequel's Off the Record spin-off are also pegged for a re-release, but only on PS4 and Xbox One.
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The potential for such resolution was decreased Friday morning when the Toronto Star published off-the-record comments made by Trump in an interview with Bloomberg News.
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Archibong, who is seen as close to Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, also spoke off-the-record with members of the bipartisan Congressional Tech Staff Association on Monday.
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SCHOEN: Listen, there are many -- there are many reasons Mr. Comey has to be brought before Congress, not in a backdoor off-the-record hearing, public testimony.
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Initially, I left the two heavier tracks off the record—"The Morning After" and "On the Sunshine"—but it just didn't make sense as a Spiritualized album.
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Jared Kushner, the President's son-in-law who was also in that meeting, will make an off-the-record appearance at an event with congressional interns Friday.
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Night after night there were unplanned delays, drama about speakers going over and pissing off later speakers, and plenty of off-the-record shit-talking to reporters.
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Exactly where loyalties truly lie is almost impossible to determine – many in Austria will not even speculate off the record on who was behind the Ibiza recording.
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"I wonder how many [White House] staff told Wolff things off the record that he then used on the record," Bloomberg View columnist Joe Nocera tweeted Thursday.
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Trump's team tried to change the conditions of the meeting on Monday, asking that it be off the record, but the newspaper refused, said spokeswoman Eileen Murphy.
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Today, they're sharing a new single off the record, "Kitty Klap" featuring Baltimore scene stalwart TT The Artist and San Francisco choreographer Sir Joq of Vogue & Tone.
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Gave an OFF THE RECORD luncheon, somewhat of a White House tradition or custom, to network anchors yesterday - and they quickly leaked the contents of the meeting.
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Saturday, June 30 • Ivanka and co were reportedly met with protesters at the Bedminster resort, where she had an off the record conversation with a BBC reporter.
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"Because of our customary journalistic rigor, we weren't fooled, and we can't honor an 'off-the-record' agreement that was solicited in maliciously bad faith," Baron said.
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At one point, Papadopoulos' campaign supervisor said he would "encourage" him to make an off-the-record trip to meet with members of the Russian foreign ministry.
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Mr. Trump spent an hour or so with our editorial board not long ago, a visit that has become famous for comments he made off the record.
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" Greenberger wrote in the Post that he decided to publish the off-the-record conversation because the "intent to deceive" released him from his "good-faith pledge.
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A career technologist who spoke with us off the record said that states should provide data in a format that's easy for people and advocates to understand.
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The backstory, in brief: Donald Trump had an off-the-record conversation with the New York Times editorial board, which is something a lot of politicians do.
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Trump frequently used the phrase "off the record but you can use it," according to the New Yorker's Mark Singer, who profiled Trump in the late 90s.
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There are videos of the demo floating around Twitter for those interested (it was supposed to be off the record, but social media ultimately made that untenable).
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One senior officer, speaking off the record, dismissed the criticism, saying Caruana Galizia had made too many enemies to make any mass questioning of her foes worthwhile.
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The meeting with President Trump and Vladimir V. Putin, president of Russia, last Monday was off the record, and both leaders have been reluctant to offer specifics.
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"I've really learned a lot," Mr. Trump told the reporters, according to a partial transcript of an off-the-record lunch released publicly by the White House.
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I think if you were to ask a bunch of Democrats off the record, like do you think these companies should be regulated, they'd all say yes.
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But he has also held off-the-record talks at think tanks and academic centers, where he has been described as deeply knowledgeable and far from doctrinaire.
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A sympathetic nurse eventually slipped her off-the-record information on a private clinic where she might be able to get a Covid-19 test next week.
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The Times recently refused to release an audio recording from an off-the-record meeting with Trump in which some speculated the front-runner talked about immigration.
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It has also invited local journalists to at least two off-the-record happy hours, one leading up to the primary election and the other this month.
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg has been hosting off-the-record dinners at his home with conservative pundits and media figures, including Tucker Carlson and Ben Shapiro, Politico reported.
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Speaking off the record because of the sensitivity of the issue, officials expressed frustration over the political line they had been asked to follow in recent months.
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It was off-the-record, allowing Trump to be viewed as a friend to the press while continuing his months-long policy of not holding press conferences.
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When Mr. Trump came to the back of Air Force One, his deputy press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, stipulated that the conversation would be off the record.
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In an off-the-record meeting with various news executives a few days after he won the election, Trump demanded there be "nicer" pictures shown of him.
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"Always pack a fresh set of clothes on the campaign trail or have them FedEx'ed," Mark Pfeifle, a Republican strategist for Off the Record Strategies, jokes to PEOPLE.
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They countered by releasing audio of an off-the-record briefing and outing the person who gave that briefing and saying well, see this proves we were right.
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"There's no military solution [to North Korea's nuclear threats], forget it," Bannon said in an interview with the American Prospect that he apparently thought was off the record.
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If you've ever set up PGP for your email or implemented an off-the-record chat in Pidgin, you know that it can be a clunky, burdensome process.
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Russian officers speaking off the record admit that between their training and their final demobilization month, the majority are only usable for maybe three months of that year.
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More than once, he follows up a juicy bit with "That's off the record" and he has no qualms firing even longtime employees if they break their NDAs.
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It also prides itself on being a bit on the "edgy" side and flouting some journalistic conventions (witness Mic publishing a letter Apple sent it "off the record").
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The Off The Record format is simple — the time and place for each will be listed in the show agenda so you know the who, when and where.
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While our conversation was off the record, I can say at no point has Camm or anyone else from Thiel Capital denied to me that he called Karmazin.
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And, indeed, for all the off-the-record impotent rage of congressional Republicans, it's not exactly clear what it is they think Trump should have held out for.
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But too many of these conversations are off-the-record, on background, or are run through spokespeople rather than the people who actually work on the projects themselves.
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Today, he's sharing one cut off the record, "Sweet"—a fitting title to a track that bounces and curls with its dreamy guitar riffs and shimmering wind chimes.
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The White House said that the book contains "several falsehoods," and Axios has reported that several of his assertions are wrong, sloppy, and betray off-the-record confidence.
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This is obviously not how journalism works, and Trump, as someone who has repeatedly gone off the record with journalists over the last four decades, knows as much.
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The Off the Record format is simple — the time and place for each will be listed in the show agenda so you know the who, when and where.
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" The Toronto Star reported earlier on Friday that Trump had told Bloomberg News off the record that any trade deal with Canada would be "totally on our terms.
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Shortly after that, Axios reported that he had participated in an off-the-record session with conservative outlet Breitbart News, which Bannon ran before joining the Trump campaign.
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Folks who attend the conference will have a chance to check out an "Off the Record" workshop session that focuses on cross-border venture capital investment in Asia.
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Officially, the government says it is confident of persuading the Commission to quickly drop the case for disciplinary action, but off-the-record, officials give a different version.
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Officials have flooded the airwaves ahead of Trump's address Tuesday and the White House invited anchors from the television networks to an off-the-record lunch with Trump.
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People across the country are sacrificing gas and healthcare to pay off the record $1.5 trillion student loan debt — and black borrowers in particular are hurting the most.
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The Toronto Star is reporting that the president of the United States made off-the-record comments to Bloomberg New disparaging Canada's negotiating position in NAFTA trade talks.
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Though the 10-year yield for triple-A munis rose 1 basis point on Thursday, it still closed just 7 basis points off the record at 1.54 percent.
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The Off The Record format is simple — the time and place for each will be listed in the show agenda so you know the who, when and where.
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Rancourt also said that Zalkind "accosted" her client and that his comments were off the record, but also showed he did not break his curfew that specific day.
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" He said that a journalist had connected him with Guccifer 2.0, but he refused to name the journalist because he had spoken to the person "off the record.
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Pompeo in a statement on Saturday said the reporter had lied in setting up the interview and in agreeing to conduct the post-interview conversation off the record.
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The lunch is a tradition where the president and members of the new media are able to speak off-the-record before the State of the Union address.
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On Saturday, Pompeo released a furious statement alleging that Kelly had lied to him by agreeing the post-interview conversation would be off the record, which NPR denies.
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After the publication of this story, NSO Group issued another statement, referring to interactions with me that it had insisted at the time be conducted off the record.
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The members did not identify themselves on or off the record to CNN, and it is unclear how they knew Cruz or became connected with him on Instagram.
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POLITICO reported last month that Zuckerberg had previously held a series of off-the-record dinners starting in July with conservative pundits and journalists, as well as Sen.
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"I absolutely spoke to the president ... it certainly was not off the record," Wolff said on NBC's "Today" Friday morning, just after the midnight release of the book.
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"I've got to go inside," Mr. Warner said to a photographer, quickly crossing the threshold into the home, which the organizers firmly said was off-the-record territory.
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But in a leaked off-the-record summer lecture, Kushner told congressional interns he'd had enough of people telling him to understand the problems in the Middle East.
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For the year as a whole, iron ore imports were 1.069 billion tonnes, up 0.5% from 2018 and not far off the record 1.075 billion clocked in 2017.
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All of Sean Spicer's speeches as a visiting fellow at Harvard University's school of government have been off-the-record, according to a master's student at the school.
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In other news, Donald Trump held an off-the-record holiday party for the press at Mar-a-Lago on Sunday, and a Times journalist was in attendance.
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"Wow, I made OFF THE RECORD COMMENTS to Bloomberg concerning Canada, and this powerful understanding was BLATANTLY VIOLATED," Trump wrote in a post on Twitter at the time.
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On Sunday, Bloomberg Washington bureau chief Craig Gordon said the organization neither published or authorized the release of any of the off-the-record material from Trump's interview.
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"My wife watches it — off the record," said one communal leader in Borough Park, Brooklyn, New York's largest Hasidic neighborhood, smiling mischievously and asking not to be identified.
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First, he asked to speak off the record, but with an ounce of prodding agreed to go on the record, as long as his remarks remained off camera.
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Despite his self-identification as a conservative, David Brooks has long been considered the Obama White House's favorite columnist, becoming a regular at off-the-record events and dinners.
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Moody's reports that its Covenant Quality Indicator has held at its lowest level of classification for 18 straight months and is just off the record set in August 2015.
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The president is 100 percent fine with giving secrets to Russian officials in the Oval Office or telling the world about "off the record" conversations he has with CEOs.
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"Even if he has informal or off the record meetings, Ri's interlocutors can be assured that whatever proposals they proffer will be taken directly to the top," he said.
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Rogowsky will certainly be sure to get his interviews approved in the future, and Yusopov will remember to confirm his comments are off the record before he makes them.
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Yet, according to The New York Times, Trump told news anchors at an off-the-record lunch Tuesday that he considered the planned border visit a mere photo op.
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The first daughter and special advisor to the president held an off-the-record meeting with conservatives at the Americans for Tax Reform headquarters in Washington D.C., Politico reports.
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Worse, if you talked to editors, writers and teachers off the record, you encountered a consensus — or at least a prevalent view — that American literature itself was in decline.
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More than 500 start-ups responded to our call for submissions, supplying information about the company's founders, investors, growth, recent milestones and more, some of it off the record.
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Instead, he said that he never possessed documents proving his version of Miller's death, but had received the information from German intelligence specialists during an off the record conversation.
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The event was off-the-record, but an Australian journalist leaked the tape anyway, saying that because he hadn't attended the event he wasn't constrained by the confidentiality rule.
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When Woodrow Wilson introduced the concept of the presidential press conference, he stipulated that they should be off the record and that the president would not be quoted directly.
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Chuck had a secret meeting with Boyd and told him that he could make a deal and be back at home if he helped him out (off the record).
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In a call with co-founder and CEO Thor Fridriksson yesterday, he said a little more off the record and on condition that I don't write about it yet.
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But, on the subject of his role as an adviser to Trump and his effort to change the E.P.A. regulation, he preferred to talk almost entirely off the record.
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The comedy highlight of the debate was Trump's claim that he cannot release the transcript because he just has too much respect for the off-the-record agreement. Wow.
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These investors will not have sweat it out in a Startup Alley, but rather, if selected, expected to help lead the conversation at a relevant Off The Record session.
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The series the verbally abusive man worked on was still making its network a lot of money, so no one would talk, even on background or off the record.
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Trump had initially requested an off-the-record meeting with Sulzberger, but the publisher declined, saying he would only agree to an on-the-record interview with Times reporters.
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" In it, he proposed to make an "off the record" trip to Russia to meet with Russian foreign ministry officials "in the interest of Mr. Trump and the campaign.
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Dean Baquet, the executive editor of the Times, did not want Kantor or Twohey to talk to Weinstein or any of his representatives on background or off the record.
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Rooms there sport custom Italian bed linens and flat-screen televisions, while the hotel's bar, Off the Record, is filled with red plush, political caricatures and old-school cocktails.
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More than 600 start-ups responded to our call for submissions, supplying information about the company's founders, investors, growth, recent milestones and more, some of it off the record.
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Stone said he had answered all of the committee's questions except about who his intermediary was because that person was a journalist and the conversation was off the record.
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In the episode, Reed defends his choice to air off-the-record information about McLemore and the alleged identity of another closeted, married man who still lives in Woodstock.
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Her finishing time of four minutes, 26.36 seconds, in a gruelling event where swimmers complete successive legs in butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle, sliced 2.07 seconds off the record.
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A few years ago a former congressman phoned the professor, offering a tip on something that was happening in Libya: "It's off the record, because it's classified," he said.
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He held an off-the-record meeting with a group of television anchors and executives on Monday afternoon and was scheduled to meet with print media representatives on Tuesday.
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There's no such thing as an off-the-record event, especially not one held in the United States, in front of hundreds of people with internet-connected phones, right?
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Trade-sensitive technology stocks provided the biggest boost among the 11 major S&P 500 sectors, taking the benchmark index just 0.3% off the record-high hit in July.
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Trump called Westerhout a "very good person" and said Friday that she was ousted after she made remarks about his children during an off the record dinner with reporters.
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"One Hundred Years" opens the record with the cacophonous boom of a drum machine and is paired with guitars that sound like they are warping off the record itself.
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"I think if you were to ask a bunch of Democrats off the record, like do you think these companies should be regulated, they'd all say yes," Lovett said.
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Trade-sensitive technology stocks provided the biggest boost among the 11 major S&P 500 sectors, taking the benchmark index just 2500% off the record-high hit in July.
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Indeed, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the principal deputy White House press secretary, specified that the conversation was off the record before the president's visit to the pool area last week.
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Lezhnev, who was in one off-the-record roundtable with the Congolese delegation on Wednesday, said the various participants had a "healthy dose of skepticism" about the delegation's presentation.
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Off-the-record, you acknowledge the gravity of this situation, the incompetence of the man in the White House, and the peril in which he has placed this country.
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The same day, Mr. Bolton's aides obtained a copy of notes taken by State Department reporters during an off-the-record briefing with Mr. Biegun discussing the nuclear freeze.
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Now that smartphones are always rolling, and social media offers people more ways than ever to tune in, "off the record" comments feel like a thing of the past.
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The Hill spoke with seven Capitol Hill staffers and lobbyists about the issue, all of whom asked to remain off the record to protect their clients, employers or associates.
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The interview was arranged after Mr. Trump reached out to A. G. Sulzberger, the publisher of The New York Times, and invited him for an off-the-record dinner.
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I will confess that, like Clinton, I once spoke off the record at a National Multi-Family Housing Council event, though unlike her I wasn't paid for my trouble.
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Citing an "exclusive agreement with another media outlet," preventing him from speaking further, he asked to take the rest of the conversation off the record before abruptly hanging up.
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On the way to the televised town hall, the motorcade made an "OTR" or off-the-record stop to the front lines of a protest of Culinary Union members.
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Confide, an "off the record" messaging service, has been mentioned several times as a tool that White House staff, as well as Republican insiders, use to privately send information.
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The second half of the race should follow a slight downhill slope, and the runners would have to continue using the drafting technique, shaving another 3 minutes off the record.
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"He told me off the record, he thinks he may go to $30 billion," Trump said at a small business event at the White House on Tuesday of Foxconn's investment.
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As I quietly peck away at my keyboard in an awkward attempt to take notes, Rus regularly points out which parts of the meeting are on- and off-the-record.
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Once was at an off-the-record gathering where nothing interesting happened, and another was at a press event where he politely shook my hand before heading in another direction.
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It's evident in the way they stare glumly at their desks during hearings; the way they flee reporters seeking comment; the way they slag the White House off the record.
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According to Politico, the White House press secretary arranged an off-the-record meeting with reporters from the New York Times, the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, and Axios.
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" The court papers also show that an unidentified Trump campaign supervisor encouraged Papadopoulos to travel to Russia for an "off-the-record" meeting with Russian officials "if it is feasible.
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The company last week held an off-the-record meeting with publishing executives in New York and among the dozen or so publications represented, there were six conservative-leaning outlets.
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Off the Record session – China Cross Border with Anna Fang (ZhenFund), Cindy Mi (VIPKID), Hans Tung (GGV Capital) and Norman Liang (WI Harper Group) 2:55 PM – 3:20 PM
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Fund managers still hold more than 11 long futures and options positions for every short across the petroleum complex, not far off the record set at the end of January.
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We spoke for a bit about his past bands and musical projects, but Darwish requested that I keep that part of our conversation off the record due to safety concerns.
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We Will Replace You called for Manchin to be removed from leadership after leaked audio revealed that the senator took part in an off-the-record meeting with Breitbart News.
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And when Hill finally steps off the record and confronts her lawyer Charles (Jeffrey Wright) with her frustration, Confirmation briefly feels more like a heartfelt drama than a dispassionate lecture.
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But there are a lot of reasons—say, the ones listed in the opening paragraph—that having an off-the-record chat with this politician is not advised right now.
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But if you talk to anyone off the record who's dealing with technology systems that have been around for 40 years, it is almost impossible to make it truly secure.
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Whenever I get to sit in on off-the-record meetings at this or that federal agency, I'm impressed by the quality, professionalism and basic goodness of the people there.
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The band released "Strangers to Ourselves" in 2015, after an eight-year sabbatical; despite all the time off, the record clanked and stomped as well as anything they'd done prior.
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"These coasters are great conversation pieces for our guests that come to experience cocktails and dinner in Off The Record," said Hay-Adams vice president and general manager Hans Bruland.
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He mutters something about John Kerry, and then goes off the record, to suggest, in effect, that the world of the Sunni Arabs that the American establishment built has collapsed.
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The white maize contract ending in July ticked up 0.21 percent to 1813.80 rand by 0820 GMT, far off the record peaks of over 5,000 rand reached 16 months ago.
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SULZBERGER: If I could interject, we had a good conversation there, you and I, and it was off the record, but there was nothing secret, just wanted to make sure.
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He also said that he found the idea of an off-the-record agreement when there are "30 people in the room" to be difficult to enforce and probably impractical.
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He said "Well I think it's off the record," so I kept it to myself, but then I said yeah, if we can work out a deal which makes sense.
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Behind the scenes: Trump's off-the-record comments that he would not offer Canada any concessions, which leaked and were reported by the Toronto Star, added a dose of drama.
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In June, the relationship between the two countries hit the spotlight again, after the release of a leaked tape of Turnbull mocking Trump at an off-the-record media event.
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Off the record, Big Pharma will tell you that the cure for most of the major diseases, including cancer, is likely to come from the ranks of the small biotechs.
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Multiple news outlets reported that Westerhout was pushed out of her job after speaking indelicately about the Trump children at an off-the-record dinner with the press in August.
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He liked to hang out and talk to reporters and photographers at times, just to feel them out, mostly off the record while on the plane or at social events.
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And Mr. Booker tolerated some joshing about his high-profile personal life — he is dating the actress Rosario Dawson — before pleading that the exchange be treated as off the record.
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The conference was held in secrecy under "Chatham House rules," by which participants pledge not to publicize the proceedings; journalists who attend do so on an off-the-record basis.
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And you can tell from the subtext of these complaints that she's not exactly popping by the back of the bus to shoot the breeze off-the-record style, either.
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In April, the conservative commentator Erick Erickson recounted in graphic detail his conversation with a G.O.P. congressman who, while publicly Trump-philic, fulminated obscenely off the record about the president.
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When someone does come… If you do end up having someone come out, talk to them to see whether there are any off the record deals they can offer you.
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Cabinet members and senior administration officials would hold off-the-record meetings with members of our association and solicit our advice, but it obviously never mattered to the president himself.
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He also called out journalists for not talking more about what Trump may have told The New York Times editorial board in an off-the-record portion of an interview.
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And as if on cue, Trump told reporters during an off-the-record lunch on Tuesday that, indeed, he doesn't feel he has any lessons to learn from getting impeached.
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As a result of the rainout, the three-plus innings of play at SunTrust Park on Thursday were wiped off the record, and the rescheduled game will begin from scratch.
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The White House initially put the session off the record, but then released excerpts from Mr. Trump's remarks on Thursday after he asked why reporters had not published his statements.
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We have found in the past that this has helped us with Obama," and she said off-the-record sessions gave The Times "thought and direction to pursue stories afterward.
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In a statement late Monday night, the White House doctor said that the President underwent "a routine, planned" checkup and attributed "scheduling uncertainties" for keeping the trip off the record.
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"These coasters are great conversation pieces for our guests that come to experience cocktails and dinner in Off The Record," Hay-Adams general manager Hans Bruland said in a statement.
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But to say that race doesn't matter at all blinks reality — or at least that's what most experienced prosecutors and defense attorneys will tell you, when speaking off the record.
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" And when Papadopoulos told the campaign of a potential "off the record" meeting with Russian officials in August, his campaign supervisor responded to "make the trip, if it is feasible.
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When Mr. Trump sat down with television anchors at the White House for an off-the-record lunch on Tuesday, he was supposed to preview his first address to Congress.
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" The president responded in a tweet on Friday, saying that his agreement to speak off the record had been "blatantly violated," before adding, "At least Canada knows where I stand!
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The publication said the White House had requested the meeting — which is not unusual — and that Trump aides requested the meeting be off the record, also par for the course.
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In two weeks, Goldman Sachs will lure some of Silicon Valley's most influential investors to the tony Bellagio hotel in Las Vegas for its annual off-the-record internet conference.
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You talk to anyone off the record who's dealing with technology systems that have been around for 40 years, it is almost impossible for them to make it truly secure.
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I used the word "meanspirited" because many of my conversations with the bank were off the record, and I couldn't include them in my column and I can't describe them here.
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Two senior U.S. officers gave myself and Michael Lawrence, then our global head of news at Reuters, an off-the-record briefing in Baghdad about the military's investigation of the attack.
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Earlier this week, he also defended his choice to hold off-the-record dinners with conservative journalists and commentators, widely seen as an attempt to protect Facebook from the Trump administration.
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One editor, who asked not to be identified because these gatherings are off the record, said he felt "humiliated" afterward, having been reminded that the power of traditional publishers is waning.
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In an off-the-record phone call later in the day, a Justice Department lawyer confirmed to a federal judge in Maryland that the question would not be on the form.
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At BuzzFeed News, we published some of the most riveting Uber leaks — including a particularly sloppy one, after Uber staff forgot to tell me that a dinner was off the record.
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We'll have a special part of Startup Alley dedicated to robotics, as well as an "Off The Record" session on robotics that will be exclusively available to attendees of the conference.
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Biegun signaled several times in the off the record conversation that he was open to some give and take along the way to that goal, according to one of the sources.
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Off the Record session – Robotics, Mobility & Drones with David Zito (Miso Robotics), Julia Collins (Zume Pizza), Carl Vause (Soft Robotics) and Rob Coneybeer (Shasta Ventures) 11:35 AM – 11:55 AM
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And you know, the book, I know you talk about these issues in sort of off-the-record conversations all the time, and people would always complain about this grave inequality.
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Off-the-record, Senator: For this to get real credibility, it has got to look like more than a capitulation to the Trump agenda, which will take the country nowhere good.
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He thinks that it should give up on the rules and focus instead on results, for example by arranging for American firms to inform it "off the record" of Chinese infractions.
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That insight led us to create smaller, more focused discussions we're calling Off the Record (OTR) sessions — which we're launching at Disrupt SF for the first time this Sept. 215-212.
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" Asked about the forthcoming award, White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham said in an email, "I actually have ethics so I'm not going to comment on an off the record lunch.
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Likewise, intelligence and Pentagon officials have been quoted on and off the record as saying they are concerned about their agencies' futures under Trump, and wouldn't trust him with sensitive information.
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Jessica Lessin, founder of The Information, hosted a day-and-a-half long event called Off the Record for around 25 news leaders last week in Menlo Park, Axios has learned.
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The idea of a sitting US president giving an off-the-record speech before a cluster of some of the most powerful people in the country sparked controversy in the press.
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However, from speaking to various experts off the record, it appears to be the result of water under the soil — similar to a quaking bog when vegetation grows over open water.
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"There's a little difference between you and me and the shop you're working for: integrity," he said, before remarking that Cohen had requested his talk with Cuomo be off the record.
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He did all this while traveling to Texas for a visit at the border that he himself had told reporters off-the-record would do no good earlier in the week.
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"[The] event will include an off-the-record conversation on America's continued investment in NATO, key European allies and partners, and the EU," an invite for the July 21 event said.
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During an interview with the publication in the Oval Office on Monday, Trump asked the reporters to go off the record while he showed them the letter he received from Kim.
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Spot market rates for flatbeds were at $2.71 a mile for the week ended May 12, just a penny off the record they had set the week before, according to DAT.
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David Berger will speak off the record at the Navy League of the United States and the Shipbuilders Council of America at the annual Shipbuilding Caucus breakfast event at 28503 a.m.
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Rhino horn on the street in Asia sells for around $22016,000 per kg, according to off-the-record estimates by conservationists, so 30 tonnes could generate up to around $2 billion.
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The Gridiron, whose motto is "to singe but never burn," was once considered strictly off the record; these days, cameras are still banned, but what is said is on the record.
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My take: Having agreed to an off-the-record conversation, The Times (both editorial department and news side) was and is obligated to honor that arrangement, as Mr. Fitzpatrick rightly notes.
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Of course, you don't want to miss the famed Startup Battlefield, our new Off the Record sessions, hundreds of companies in Startup Alley or all the networking opportunities and after parties.
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That part of the day was off the record, but the point of it was to outline how attendees in November can dive right into the problems and start creating solutions.
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As it turned out, there might have been one or two off-the-record things I asked him if I could use in our final conversations, but I don't recall exactly.
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She pointed to his willingness to do an on-the-record interview at the Times headquarters, as opposed to an earlier off-the-record chat with TV personalities at Trump Tower.
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Sources familiar with the matter said Westerhout said disparaging things about Tiffany Trump during the off-the-record dinner with reporters and mentioned the President's youngest son, 13-year-old Barron.
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Agents who spoke to PW for the aforementioned article, all off the record, complained that Regan was going out of her way to find problems in books the company had acquired.
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Pompeo on Saturday accused Kelly of lying about the terms for the interview and alleged that she had disclosed aspects of their discussion that were meant to be off the record.
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There are a lot of senators who are quietly in off the record trashing Donald Trump every day to journalists who I think you'll see stand up there and defend him.
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Johnson's ability to overcome deep European scepticism and salvage the stranded negotiating process was forged during an off-the-record countryside stroll with Ireland's leader, Leo Varadkar, on Thursday, Oct. 10.
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So all we get from the vast majority of elected Republicans are off-the-record expressions of "dismay" or denunciations of bigotry that somehow fail to name the bigot in chief.
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Historically, these intense interviews have been off the record, meaning nothing that's said leaves the room or ends up in our writing, other than the final judgment made by the board.
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She asked that it stay off the record, but I wish she hadn't, because it did what it was supposed to do, girlfriend, which is that it helped me feel better.
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And so on... Speaking of off-the-record meetings, the amount of leaks coming out of Monday's powwow with broadcast and cable news executives and anchors is nothing short of disturbing.
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"Off the record" means the journalist can have that information for their own knowledge, but can't publish it without confirming it with another source, and they can't attribute it to you.
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But separate discussions with Canada soured after the Toronto Star published off-the-record comments by Trump to Bloomberg reporters, in which the president said he would not make any compromises.
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The comments by Mr Trump were initially off the record and not reported by journalists travelling with the president, who was on his way to Paris to attend Bastille Day festivities.
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Mr. Trump rattled the trade talks at the 11th hour when The Toronto Star on Friday published off-the-record comments Mr. Trump had given during an interview with Bloomberg News.
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During the 2016 presidential campaign, Mr. Cruz held an off-the-record session with several reporters who were traveling with him, in the lounge area of a New Hampshire hotel lobby.
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"When I say something that you might think is a gaffe, it's on purpose; it's not a gaffe," Mr. Trump said at a recent off-the-record lunch with network anchors.
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Norm Ornstein: Back in 1978, when I first came to AEI, Tom Mann and I set up a series of small, off the record dinners with some new members of Congress.
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When asked in a recent off-the-record interview with congressional interns how the Trump administration's approach to peace is unique, Kushner responded, "I don't know," according to a leaked transcript.
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"I remember talking to him about it, saying, 'Look, Sean, we should just make this completely off the record—we just want to mention a name,'" Owen said, recalling the interview.
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According to Polanski's lawyer, Douglas Dalton, three days before Polanski was set to be sentenced, Rittenband invited Dalton and district attorney Robert Gunson to an off-the-record meeting in his chambers.
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Here's a photo via Getty: I asked ABC if Goldston had any comment, or if he'd be reporting on what was discussed, but I was told the dinner was off the record.
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The names of members are kept secret, and the only journalist to get a member of the committee to speak (off the record) was Robert Hilburn in 1999 for the LA Times.
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Off the Record Session – Cryptocurrency & Blockchain with Vitalik Buterin (Ethereum Foundation), Naval Ravikant (AngelList), Joseph Poon (Lightening Network), Karl Floersch (Ethereum Foundation), and Thomas Greco (OmiseGO) 1:00 PM – 1:20 PM
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The newest accusation came late last week in an email to BuzzFeed News' Ryan Mac that Musk had tried to claim was off the record, a condition to which Mac never agreed.
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Don McGahn, who has kept his head down since leaving as White House counsel, shared some off-the-record thoughts on Thursday in a lunch with about 40 senior Republican Senate aides.
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Turnbull mocked Trump in a speech in June to a gathered crowd of journalists and politicians during the Australian Parliament's boozy annual Midwinter Ball, an event that is usually off the record.
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In long, off-the-record briefings, his aides said that they had researched creating private health-insurance for the poorest, but had concluded that government control allowed the most control over costs.
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But midway through the interview, Alexis decided any talk of her former castmates—who had christened her "Jesus Jugs" because of her large breasts and love of God—was off the record.
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Borrowing a famous quote from 19th century Prussian statesman Otto von Bismarck, Macron summed up his policy of refraining from making off-the-record comments about his conversations with other world leaders.
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Stone initially declined to reveal his name to the House Intelligence Committee because he said they had an "off-the-record" conversation, though he insisted there was nothing untoward about their conversation.
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One of the reporters, Peter J. Hasson, received the email from Avenatti on Monday morning and promptly shared it on Twitter after stating he hadn't agreed to it being off the record.
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In off-the-record remarks to Capitol Hill interns, as reported by Foreign Policy, Kushner said that the Trump campaign struggled to stay in touch with its own representatives across the country.
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Yet despite this growing conversation, Amy still wanted to stay off the record: She is not confident that women starting out in finance today will have it much easier than she did.
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But coaches at other small colleges suggested in off-the-record conversations that diversity recruiting is demonstrably easier for Amherst because of its deep financial resources, including an endowment of $218 billion.
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Forbes interviewed 13 former Badoo employees both on and off the record about behavior at the company, which they said included drug-fueled parties, the objectification of women, and sordid software updates.
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But after the State Department made its orders, the speech was toned down and made off-the-record at the last minute, the FT reported, citing three people familiar with the matter.
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She referred to a Buzzfeed article that said he had expressed a less-than-firm commitment in an off-the-record portion of a meeting with The New York Times editorial board.
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I asked him for comment, he wrote me an email giving me comment, found my story with his comment in it, and then he tried to retroactively declare it off the record.
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In an impromptu off-the-record briefing with reporters Friday, White House chief of staff John Kelly went on-the-record to discuss how the White House mishandled the Rob Porter scandal.
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Our lineup of Disrupt main-stage interviews, Off the Record sessions and workshops throughout the Arena feature an outstanding roster of speakers and tech icons discussing today's most vital and compelling technologies.
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Hassan, 26, initially looked to be off the record pace in the rarely-run event but finished strongly to edge the 4:12.56 set by Russia's Svetlana Masterkova in Zurich in 1996.
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According to the newspaper's spokesperson, Trump was the one who had wanted to change the parameters of the meeting, making the whole thing off the record, which the Times wouldn't agree to.
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On Wednesday Feb 8, West Virginia's Democratic Senator Joe Manchin welcomed the Breitbart News editorial team to his Capitol Hill office for an hourlong off-the-record "get to know you" session.
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Netanyahu on Thursday hinted publicly for the first time at unease with Washington's hesitancy to take action, echoing statements in recent weeks from officials speaking off the record about Iran's growing boldness.
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Vida gets a yellow card for taking off his shirt in celebration after the goal, but he likely won't care (mostly because yellow cards are cleared off the record after the quarterfinals).
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On a recent trip to Israel, I had a series of off-the-record conversations with Israeli and Palestinian academics, lawyers, journalists, security professionals, and others to discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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On Thursday, an Australian news network released a brief recording of Mr. Turnbull poking fun at the president, at a dinner full of journalists that was supposed to be off the record.
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No amount of investigation can substitute for a person of conscience voluntarily stepping up to expose misconduct — particularly when that person is an insider with off-the-record access to the facts.
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The meeting was deemed off the record, meaning anything said falls under a variation of the Las Vegas rule: What happens (or is said) in the meeting absolutely stays in the room.
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"The event was off the record, as a result I have nothing to share," said Véronique Rodman, a spokeswoman for AEI, when asked if the organization had a transcript of the discussion.
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They're jumping on board and then talking to journalists like me off the record about their concerns, and about their concerns as to what happens if their misgivings were to become public.
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Thompson needed a place he could talk off the record with Chicano lawyer Oscar Acosta without fear of being bugged by the LAPD (which literally had a "conspiracy division" to infiltrate the movement).
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In 2013 he took audience questions for the better part of an hour, and as late as 2015, he showed up at an off-the-record press gathering and patiently mingled with scribes.
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His off-the-record sessions at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, where he received a fellowship, generated blistering criticism in both the Harvard Crimson and from students speaking anonymously to the national media.
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In February, the White House dismissed a senior National Security Council aide, Craig Deare, after reports surfaced that he'd criticized the administration's dysfunction at an off-the-record event at a think tank.
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In "Chapter 70," Duncan meets Claire at the White House for an off-the-record, totally secret meeting to discuss their mutual goals — though both of them have their own goals in mind.
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" Speaking off the record, another VC tells me, "It looks like it's geared towards newer funds, particularly those raising Fund I maybe II, as opposed to the more established VCs and seed funds.
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Alongside this main-stage panel, we'll also have an Off The Record session on AI with some of the top minds in the field, which will only be available to attendees at Disrupt.
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This applies to outright leaks and any informal "off the record" conversations with reporters, as well as any confidential information you let slip to people who are not authorized to know that information.
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So Wolff's liberties with off-the-record comments — while ethically unacceptable to nearly all reporters — have the effect of exposing Washington's insider jokes and secret languages, which normal Americans find perplexing and detestable.
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Along with hundreds of exhibiting startups, and a new workshop series called "Off the Record," Disrupt SF 2017's main stage will feature an incredible lineup of speakers, panels, roundtables and product launches.
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That, he said, is why he won't ask The New York Times to release a transcript or recording of an off-the-record conversation he had with the newspaper's editorial board about immigration.
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The innocuous location, combined with his request that I turn off my phone, as all information from that point forward would be off the record, immediately imparted the air of a covert operation.
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For that piece, Mr. Barbaro and Ms. Twohey spoke with dozens of women both on and off the record and combed through hundreds of pages of published interviews, depositions, court transcripts and books.
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However, CNN has proof in writing that before the story came out, Mayo officials had demanded that the meeting be considered off the record and that the information should not be reported publicly.
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It's a worldview that has become increasingly clear through the era of Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, via a mosaic of public political statements, off-the-record conversations with academics and intelligence insights.
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In off-the-record conversations, Clinton's tech policy team said that her words were gravely misinterpreted and she has no plans to regulate Uber or take any positions that threaten the tech industry.
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During his 45-minute fireside chat, Gurley gave a candid assessment of his experience, according to four people in attendance who asked not to be named because the event was off the record.
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Madeleine Westerhout, President Donald Trump's personal assistant, reportedly resigned on Thursday after the commander in chief discovered she had shared "private details" about his family during an off-the-record dinner with journalists.
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President Trump said he considered the ouster of his personal assistant, Madeleine Westerhout, to be virtually "automatic" after he found out about comments she made during an off-the-record dinner with reporters.
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In a statement on Saturday, Pompeo said Kelly had lied to him twice - once in setting up the interview, and then again in agreeing to conduct their post-interview conversation off the record.
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White House visitors congregate in the legendary basement bar of the Hay-Adams Hotel appropriately named Off the Record, or in the cozy dark bar of the Bombay Club, an excellent Indian restaurant.
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Sanders and Porter huddle with a small group of reporters in an off-the-record setting in an attempt to push back on the allegations and get Porter's side of the story heard.
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I don't, but I feel that I have a personal rapport with a human being, and inside the spirit of human relations, journalists and their sources know what's on and off the record.
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Hours after Krasner said this, though, he emailed me again to declare that all his correspondence was off the record and that Calloway "ha[d] chosen not to invite press" to The Scam.
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Salesforce insisted the conversation be off the record, but someone who attended told me two facts: Prophet had worn a T-shirt emblazoned with the word Feminist, and the company's CBP contract remained.
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On the West Wing drama front, Anthony Scaramucci's extraordinary comments to The New Yorker, which the communications director says were supposed to be off the record, simply laid bare what insiders already knew.
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And while one or two malcontents can't necessarily make that happen, a few dozen reasonably prominent defectors backed by several hundred people willing to backstab the party's nominee off the record likely can.
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So we had a journalist actually attend an event of mine, who wanted to be there, and I asked if they could be there making sure that everything there was off the record.
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Steve Biegun, the Trump administration's North Korea negotiator, told reporters in an off the record briefing Sunday that the administration wanted a "complete freeze" of North Korea's weapons of mass destruction program while they are negotiating with the U.S. Between the lines: Biegun's off the record remarks, made aboard Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's plane during the return trip to Washington from Korea, signaled he's willing to be more flexible with North Korea than the hardliners in the Trump administration.
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Satya Nadella reportedly pressed the issue of H-1B in an off-the-record summit between tech leaders and Trump in December 2016, arguing it was a critical way to secure highly skilled talent.
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David Bray, who served as the FCC's chief information officer from 24 until June 210, assured reporters in a series of off-the-record exchanges that a DDoS attack had occurred three years earlier.
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At one point, Reed chooses to reveal a conversation John had originally asked be kept off the record, in which John talks about one of his romantic relationships with another man in his town.
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A product of the ruthless New York corporate arena, Raffel conducts the "blocking and tackling" for Kushner and his wife, Ivanka Trump, routinely making the couple available for off-the-record chats, sources say.
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Meanwhile, leaks to reporters have revealed Mr. Zuckerberg's private political conversations, which include recommending candidates for technical positions in Pete Buttigieg's presidential campaign and off-the-record dinners with conservative pundits like Tucker Carlson.
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We asked Livia to tell us about her experience meeting these family members: When I first met Kamalle Dabboussy earlier this year, he insisted that nearly everything he told me remain off the record.
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Behind the scenes: Biegun said in the off the record conversation that "in the abstract we have no interest in sanctions relief before denuclearization," according to one of the sources familiar with the conversation.
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The e-mail said that Tablet is in the process of making several corrections and offering additional backup for their claims — but that the info would only be available to reporters off the record.
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Hicks added fuel to that fire while aboard, telling reporters off the record that she would consider replacing current Chief of Staff John Kelly if the time was right, Vanity Fair's Emily Fox reported.
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Started in 2009, Campfire is an all-expenses-paid retreat courtesy of Bezos and Amazon that is completely off the record for attendees, who often bring their spouses and partners on the free trip.
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Negotiations between the United States and Canada on NAFTA got a bit of an unexpected wrinkle this week when off-the-record comments President Donald Trump made in an interview with Bloomberg were leaked.
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In the end, we concluded with them that we would go back to the original plan of a small off-the-record session and a larger on-the-record session with reporters and columnists.
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Two weeks later, Trump's 1995 record magically ends up in a New York Times reporter's mailbox — you know, just like Trump's off-the-record comments ended up in a BuzzFeed reporter's inbox in March.
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They're not revolting -- and they are even loathe to talk about this, on or off the record -- nor are they going to up and quit because a member of the club is being mistreated.
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Off the record, House Democrats say that — seriously — they will pick up seats but obtaining the majority is part of a long-term, multi-cycle process that's unlikely to bear fruit until after 22010.
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The paper — which they published following reports about a private, off-the-record meeting — outlined an ambitious plan to build human genomes with various, medically relevant properties, like ones that are immune to cancer.
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White House deputy press secretary Lindsay Walters issued a statement to the Canadian publication saying she was looking into "the authenticity of what was said," noting there are "sensitivities" to off-the-record remarks.
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We've since learned that the Trump administration arranged an off-the-record briefing with four journalists just hours after The Daily Mail published photographs of one of Porter's ex-wives with a black eye.
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At an off-the-record happy hour with reporters last week, Mr. Priebus said clearly that, regardless of precedent, he would not be layered over by Mr. Trump's loyalists, according to two people present.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has been hosting off-the-record dinners with conservative figures including Tucker Carlson and Lindsey Graham over the last several months, Natasha Bertrand and Daniel Lippman of Politico reported Monday.
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That's because Obama's session at MIT's Sloan Sports Analytics Conference was off the record — conference organizers prevented attendees from tweeting, livestreaming or reporting on any part of Obama's appearance during or after the event.
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I described, among other things, the experience of visiting Clinton's Brooklyn headquarters and receiving, before I arrived, an email request from a press aide requesting that I keep "the office itself" off the record.
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Deare wasn't able to follow through, because he was soon fired, after a news organization published off-the-record remarks he had made at a think-tank event, in which he criticized the President.
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She said NPR reached out to the State Department to let it know the news organization planned to report on the exchange, which NPR said Kelly had never agreed would be off the record.
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He flew around the country for training sessions with field organizers, strategy meetings with lawyers and policy experts and an off-the-record round table with Senators Dick Durbin and Bernie Sanders in Washington.
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Kelly had said the aide who ushered her over to meet with Pompeo after the interview asked her to come without a recorder, but did not say the exchange would be off the record.
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A Times spokeswoman, Eileen Murphy, said the paper had made no such changes, and said that Mr. Trump's team requested on Monday that the meeting be off the record — a request The Times declined.
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" Pompeo also claimed that the outburst Kelly reported was off-the-record and that the NPR reporter could not find Ukraine on a map, writing, "It is worth noting that Bangladesh is NOT Ukraine.
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Clovis, who was then the campaign co-chairman, encouraged Papadopoulos to make the trip to Russia in order to take an "off the record" meeting with government officials there, the Post reported late Monday.
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Former White House staff secretary Rob Porter reportedly blamed his ex-wife's black eye on a fall while defending himself against abuse allegations in an off-the-record meeting with four journalists last week.
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According to five people who attended the series of off-the-record dinners at Zuckerberg's home in Palo Alto, California, the conversation largely centered around the most important problem plaguing the company: content moderation.
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Sources close to Weinstein tell us he never retained Fairstein as an attorney and was simply asking his longtime friend for "off the record advice" on how to handle one particular allegation against him.
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The Thunder are comfortably off the record paces being set by the Warriors and the San Antonio Spurs in the West but are winners of 219 of the last 213 to make things more exciting.
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Reading through all the leaks and off-the-record Apple reports, a picture emerges of the iPhone X as a radical redesign that strains at the edges of what can be done with current tech.
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Off the record, some players talked about safety as a factor in their decision to entertain offers from China; research released last month showed 21 of the world's 50 most dangerous cities were in Brazil.
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The contact continued for months, with Papadopoulos even evidently speaking with an official from Russia's ministry of foreign affairs in an attempt to coordinate an "off-the-record" meeting between the campaign and Russian officials.
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Two Trump administration officials — Alma Golden of USAID and Valerie Huber of the US Department of Health and Human Services — emphasized their agencies' anti-abortion views at another off-the-record meeting during the session.
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According to Axios, Bannon told associates that he did not intend for his phone call with the journalist to be an interview; Kuttner said Bannon did not ask for anything to be off the record.
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The German press corps that covers the chancellor has long swapped tales of the dry, off-the-record jokes that she cracks at the expense of such men, often under the cover of self-deprecation.
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Photo: Getty On Wednesday, during an off the record chat aboard Air Force One, Trump used his revival of the Dakota Access and Keystone XL pipelines as an example of how he's not Putin's puppet.
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Responses have been kept off the record because private companies are not required to make sales numbers public, and most would refuse to share sales numbers with CNBC if they thought we might publish them.
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Finally, there's the fast-and-loose caliber of many of the anecdotes in Fire and Fury, which Wolff apparently sourced through a blend of both on- and off-the-record, semi-formal White House access.
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This one may have been out of use for years, considering the restrictions placed on presidential communications, or it could be a preferred point of contact for non-official queries and off-the-record chatter.
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But when the Post found out her true motives, all bets were off, according to executive editor Martin Baron "We always honor 'off-the-record' agreements when they're entered into in good faith," Baron said.
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They will say— always off the record—that Britain is among the leading lobbyists to block progress toward better international cooperation—particularly on information sharing, particularly on making company ownership information available on public record.
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He acknowledged in a December off-the-record conversation with news columnists reported by The New York Times that his low-key approach left Americans' worried that he wasn't doing enough to ensure their security.
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" On what would happen if Trump released his tax returns and a tape of his off-the-record conversation with The New York Times: "I predict that there are more bombshells in his tax returns.
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Trump previewed his surprisingly upbeat mood in an off-the-record session with reporters Wednesday night on Air Force One as he flew to France, portions of which were later published by the White House.
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Guided by the Public Movement agent, the session felt like walking the periphery of a void in the archive to consider the shape and size of what has been lost or kept off the record.
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Cohen also told Cuomo he wasn't running a tape, according to people familiar with the call, instead saying he had put his phone in a desk drawer and the whole conversation was off the record.
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One Silicon Valley VC used the colorful retro-metaphor of the needle coming off the record to describe the imminent reckoning in Silicon Valley when it becomes clear that SoftBank's rich valuations don't match reality.
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"The serious conversation was, of course, entirely off the record, as it always is at the publisher's table," Clifton Daniel, the assistant managing editor, wrote about the lunch for Times Talk, the newspaper's house organ.
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"That being said all I have to offer you on the record is that I can go off the record to address a couple of issues but I can't give you anything on," he said.
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FBI Special Agent Evelina Aslanyan spoke at the off-the-record event to high-level executives in the advertising industry about how ad fraud represents a whole new world of crime for publishers and consumers.
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Since then, Facebook has expressed opposition, but only in the wake of an email accidentally sent to BuzzFeedyesterday that deemed the issue a "straw man," one that company reps should only discuss off the record.
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"ABC chief Washington correspondent Jonathan Karl reportedly notes in his book that Kelly "agreed to allow me to quote this and other previously off-the-record remarks he made while he was chief of staff.
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" The New York Times, citing its own sources, reported that at the off-the-record dinner Westerhout had discussed "Trump's eating habits; his youngest son, Barron Trump; and his thoughts about [Tiffany's] weight and appearance.
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" The New York Times, citing its own sources, reported that at the off-the-record dinner Westerhout had discussed "Trump's eating habits; his youngest son, Barron Trump; and his thoughts about [Tiffany's] weight and appearance.
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But rather than keep this off the record, as I first think she might, or reach over the table and end our chat with a cordial handshake, she asks that I turn my recorder on.
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While Westerhout should know better than assuming that just because something is "off the record" means it will never leak, she also almost certainly earned, through her years of service to Trump, a second chance.
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Austin Scott Miller, the new American military commander, and Western diplomats in Kabul, according to two of those present, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the meeting was meant to be off the record.
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Cohen, head of the New York office of Off the Record Strategies and New York director of the Anglosphere Society, spent years advising the U.S. House of Representatives Foreign Affairs Committee on Western European affairs.
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It found evidence that the department had an unofficial appeals process; changed its internal review criteria after communicating with a company that objected to an earlier decision; and failed to document off-the-record discussions.
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It is also unclear whether Scaramucci knew his conversation was fair game for the reporter to write up, neither stating that it was off the record or on background before launching into his investigative query.
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However, a soccer official, speaking off the record, said broadcasters and fans did not want the matches to be played in empty stadiums and the clubs themselves were concerned about the loss of gate receipts.
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The conversation was initially off the record and dealt with Barkley's preference for Patrick and South Bend, Indiana, mayor and fellow presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg, McCammond said in the series of tweets about the incident.
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