PEOPLE was also denied an opportunity to speak with Fenves.
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Khloé took this opportunity to speak publicly on the rumor.
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Democrats have an opportunity to speak out strongly against bigotry.
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He also took the opportunity to speak directly to Amed.
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Hundreds have used the opportunity to speak out against body shaming.
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Flake didn't get the opportunity to speak; he's not the President.
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Between numbers, he took the opportunity to speak on various issues.
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I had the opportunity to speak out for what I believe in.
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To have an opportunity to speak about that in music was great.
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But Sanders didn't use this opportunity to speak about an existential enemy.
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Ah, I thought, a golden opportunity to speak truth to The Man!
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And it all happens before MJ has the opportunity to speak with Garett.
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When I can, I also take that opportunity to speak about domestic violence.
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"Earlier today I had the opportunity to speak with Raymond Moore," Ellison said.
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"Let us have the women have an opportunity to speak," Ms. Warren said.
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Lawyers for Deutsche Bank and Capitol One declined an opportunity to speak in court.
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At Derby time, I don't think he ever turned down an opportunity to speak.
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Her parents were denied the opportunity to speak during the 2150th anniversary in 1969.
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"Women have the opportunity to speak about their experience and express criticism," she said.
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All students deserve the opportunity to speak out without fear of reproach or retribution.
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It was a wonderful opportunity to speak with evangelical women from around the nation.
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Give everyone an opportunity to speak so no one is made to feel invisible.
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It feels like the ultimate privilege to have the opportunity to speak her words.
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Published yesterday, the letter brings up an important opportunity to speak about the crisis.
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She felt as though she blew her opportunity to speak to millions of viewers.
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Her Republican rival, Donald Trump, was also offered an opportunity to speak but declined.
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The insurgency group has thus far denied the opportunity to speak with Afghanistan's government.
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Your magazine's role in giving those voices an opportunity to speak is greatly appreciated.
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This was his last big hurrah, his last opportunity to speak directly to the nation.
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It was a blessing to me to have the opportunity to speak to the group.
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When the trial concluded the following year, the former president declined his opportunity to speak.
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And now that he's at the pro level, he has the opportunity to speak out.
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You're also- I would rather have a better country and less opportunity to speak. Absolutely.
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Julia has an opportunity to speak up and reassure her allies that she's on their side.
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I had an opportunity to speak with Mr. Sandusky earlier and he denies that anything happened.
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We would never do that before we had an opportunity to speak to our own employees.
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Presidents prize the opportunity to speak to the American people without the filter of the media.
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Johnson used the opportunity to speak out against Trump's recent claims that the election is rigged.
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Clinton a rare opportunity to speak at length about her views on Christianity and the Bible.
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"In that sense," he said, "the Bank of Japan is provided the opportunity to speak up."
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Looking at the topics I thought this was a great opportunity to speak to these issues.
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" What to give them: "It's really important for millennials to have the opportunity to speak up.
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Each situation presents an opportunity to speak out against racism, but not all of us do.
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Brown even seconded his own nomination at the convention to give himself an opportunity to speak.
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Those whose interviews were still being broadcast took the opportunity to speak about their security proposals.
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Mr. Cruz took the opportunity to speak in more detail than usual about his wife's business life.
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So, when I was given the opportunity to speak with a financial therapist, I jumped on it.
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The judge did not offer Palmer an opportunity to speak about her position prior to imposing sentence.
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When we are alone God has the opportunity to speak to us and receive our undivided attention.
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I wish my friend had realized that I welcomed the opportunity to speak about his true feelings.
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I am willing to give her an opportunity to speak her heart or go off, or whatever.
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On "Bad Religion," from Channel Orange, Ocean used the opportunity to speak bluntly about his own life.
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Attendance would have offered Ghosn the first opportunity to speak with colleagues since his arrest in November.
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So when they got in touch, I really did want to give them an opportunity to speak.
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After Wednesday's ruling, Oberhansley had an opportunity to speak to local reporters, according to WAVE 3 News.
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But we do know why he was the one who got the opportunity to speak with Hardy.
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I would, however, give each player the opportunity to speak with the press about anything after practice.
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Irving ought to be given the opportunity to speak, I said, but the auditorium should be empty.
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This is amazing and it's giving us this opportunity to speak louder and let more people hear.
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Thank them again and show how grateful you'd be for a second opportunity to speak with them.
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Statement of Carlos Ghosn Your Honor, I am grateful to finally have the opportunity to speak publicly.
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From the first debate, even given little opportunity to speak, every thought he expressed resonated with me.
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They had much to be thankful for -- and the President gave them all an opportunity to speak.
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Among Paray's demands was the opportunity to speak to former colleagues and to media by video call.
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Later, I had the opportunity to speak with Dylan's parents, Sue and Tom Klebold, at parent teacher conferences.
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The glitch continued for Republican rival Donald Trump's first opportunity to speak, and eventually the score was even.
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Haley is approaching this as an "opportunity to speak about the things that she cares about," Pearson said.
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But, as it turns out, I learned I would have a second opportunity to speak with the Pope.
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Campuses don't need to stand behind offensive speakers; they just need to allow them the opportunity to speak.
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Other tech CEOs have taken the controversy as an opportunity to speak out in favor of defense contracts.
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Knowing that you have this majority but denying the minority party the opportunity to speak looks quite petty.
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I'm so grateful that I'm even alive and breathing, let alone having this opportunity to speak with you.
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But her first opportunity to speak candidly ended up being a shooting that hit very close to home.
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Her father felt strongly about the issue and I wanted to allow him an opportunity to speak his mind.
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First, Cyrus thanked Kenya for giving her the opportunity to speak up about this issue, before issuing an apology.
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California representative Jerry McNerny requested the opportunity to speak at today's hearing but he was denied by the Chairman.
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Earlier this year, Auburn University, in Alabama, shelled out a $29,000 settlement after denying Spencer the opportunity to speak.
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TechCrunch had the opportunity to speak with Chemi Peres, co-founder of Pitango Venture Capital, about Israel's tech scene.
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Wendy Kelley, director of the Arkansas Department of Correction, gave Williams a last opportunity to speak before the execution.
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As a constituent, I expect that you will maintain this as confidential until we have further opportunity to speak.
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Prior restraints occur when a law prevents a person or company from speaking before the opportunity to speak occurs.
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"I value following the committee rules so that everyone has the opportunity to speak," Estes said in an email.
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Burkhard had been following the case for weeks, but Coronado's sentencing was her first opportunity to speak in court.
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I wanted to give people in the world of ballroom the opportunity to speak in the medium of film.
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When necessary, I offered them the opportunity to speak on background — with no direct attribution — to encourage forthcoming responses.
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It was nearly an hour into the hearing before the subcommittee's lone Native member had an opportunity to speak.
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Patricia Arquette, Joaquin Phoenix and other winners took the opportunity to speak directly about some pressing events as well.
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Voting members each have an opportunity to speak, usually for about 10 minutes each, on topics related to the agenda.
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Not only was Wax invited to attend the conference, she was actually given the opportunity to speak on a panel.
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And so I'm really frustrated with a lot of today's stars, who have an opportunity to speak up but don't.
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"What's incredible is, if anything, it gives our customers an opportunity to speak out and get behind us," Alba explained.
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With over 50 women having come forward already, not all of them have the opportunity to speak out against Cosby.
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He started a program to give victims the opportunity to speak directly to inmates about the impact of their crimes.
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I recently had the opportunity to speak with Rory two weeks before his phenomenal win at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
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Kentley-Klay also didn't respond to an interview request, nor to an offered opportunity to speak unedited on the podcast.
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When Manafort is sentenced, he'll be given ample opportunity to speak directly to the judge, to ask for mercy. 5.
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As prepared for delivery: Thank you Mr. Chairman for the opportunity to speak again to the Members of this Committee.
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She's also using the situation as an opportunity to speak publicly about women advocating for themselves in the music industry.
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And that's why to this day I wanted to wait until I had the opportunity to speak to you about this.
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It doesn't just deprive this person of the opportunity to speak before his life is taken away, it steals his dignity.
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That being said, I want to take this opportunity to speak up about what my experience as a woman has been.
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But Maria says each time she shares her grief, she recognizes that she gets another opportunity to speak about her son.
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The hardship is worse than ever, even though those outside of the country can only use the opportunity to speak up.
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"I thought there was a missed opportunity to speak to the millions of Americans who did not vote for him," Sen.
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I attended the annual career fair at Wake Forest and had the opportunity to speak to companies I was interested in.
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At the packed event, MacLean offered the audience ample opportunity to speak about what they thought unions could do for them.
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"Everyone has equal opportunity to speak at the podium for their five minutes and say whatever they would like," McDonald said.
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"The winter storm makes travel difficult, and we want to give her the opportunity to speak to her lawyer," he said.
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Gun said that "remarkably and very depressingly" Blair has been given the opportunity to speak about Brexit on multiple platforms recently.
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In an interview with NY1 on Monday, Molinaro said the Metropolitan Republican Club should not have given McInnes the opportunity to speak.
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Visitors to the exhibit will have the opportunity to "speak as Melania" by using the museum's Twitter account of her wax figure.
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These are little girls who have been through a lot and she gave us the opportunity to speak up, use our voices.
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According to The Guardian, he spoke to ESPN's Sage Steele, where he took his opportunity to speak to get political on television.
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This is an opportunity to speak to the problems as they are and not as they are viewed through an ideological prism.
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In American Dharma, Morris gives Bannon the opportunity to speak at length about his view of the world and his favorite films.
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On my Rise of the Rest startup bus tours, I have the opportunity to speak to thousands of entrepreneurs across the United States.
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"If you've just had a phone interview, it's a good opportunity to say you'd like the opportunity to speak in person," Pong says.
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Even when the issue was far removed from guns, Butina did not turn down any opportunity to speak in front of an audience.
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Signing off, Icahn also suggested that time is of the essence and he requested an opportunity to speak with EPA administrator Gina McCarthy.
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She was accepting the Cecil B. DeMille award for career achievement and taking the opportunity to speak out against sexual assault in America.
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Cramer also had the opportunity to speak with Domino's Pizza CEO Patrick Doyle on how it managed to deliver such a strong quarter.
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Now, celebrities are using this limbo as an opportunity to speak out against the CEO and urge the network to make necessary changes.
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Maduro said he may attend the UN General Assembly in New York in September and would take the opportunity to speak with Trump.
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Following the event, the 6900KILL social media team began to promote Schick's appearance at the rally and his opportunity to speak about 2628KILL.
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But the government doesn't give us the opportunity to fight our cases and the judges don't give us the opportunity to speak up.
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However, in an abundance of opportunity to speak and be heard, Americans have not yet navigated the uncertain terrain of this guaranteed right.
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When I heard about his Second Life grant, I took the opportunity to speak with him over email and Facebook about his work.
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I have also taken the opportunity to speak with the Jewish inmates and give them a space to express their feelings and concerns.
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Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine&aposs estranged father attended his sentencing hearing on Wednesday — but he was denied the opportunity to speak before the judge.
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Survivors of harassment, and anyone else interested, will have the opportunity to speak directly to the people with the power to address it.
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But what she does have, in the interim, is the opportunity to speak for her and Charlie, both, through the platform she's created online.
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I had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Edwards-Barris about becoming an author, and she had so much more to share with me.
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He then goes to Austin, Texas, and Jackson, Mississippi -- two red states that will give Trump the opportunity to speak before likely enthusiastic crowds.
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She used the ceremony as an opportunity to speak out about an environmental issue close to her heart — and it left her in tears.
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McMorris Rodgers passed on the opportunity to speak during the convention because she'll be attending a friend's memorial service, a spokeswoman told Spin Control.
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It was then that I had the opportunity to speak on the phone with Amos about the motivations and influences behind In The Garden.
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Debra Messing is speaking out against President Donald Trump — and in fact, she's taking the opportunity to speak directly to his daughter, Ivanka Trump.
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Eritreans have little to no opportunity to speak freely, to criticize the government regime, and to earn an education and work as they please.
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Thank you for the opportunity to speak to you, and thank you to the Center for National Interest for honoring me with this invitation.
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Prospective students who would like more information about the program will have an opportunity to speak with current students, alumni, and faculty as well.
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"When we had the opportunity to speak with him and attract him to the firm, it was literally a no-brainer," Mr. Schlosstein said.
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"He was most congenial [and] appreciative of the opportunity to speak, and spoke in terms that drew on common ground between parties," Havens wrote.
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But should I instead bring it up with her in person, if I ever have the opportunity to speak to her one on one?
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During nearly 20 years writing about health, I've had the opportunity to speak with hundreds of top medical experts about how to live well.
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Here are his full comments: January 7, 2019 Statement of Carlos Ghosn Your Honor, I am grateful to finally have the opportunity to speak publicly.
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Trans Student Educational Resources (TSER) explains that the day is meant to uplift trans people, give them an opportunity to speak out, and take action.
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It now seems possible that she cancelled film-related events in order to prepare for this incredibly important opportunity to speak out about sexual violence.
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I recently had the opportunity to speak to Turk about the remix, after he pointed to its significance in keeping the Hot Boys legacy alive.
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We're glad to see that Dunham is taking the opportunity to speak out for immigrant women, who may not have the same platform she does.
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During the emotional service, Heyer's friends and family used the opportunity to speak out against the violence and hate that took place over the weekend.
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"It's a nightmare, and the only thing I can do is see this as an opportunity to speak out against hate," Furie told Time magazine.
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"Unfortunately, having the opportunity to speak with her about that point didn't dissuade her making that statement," Hunegs told The Hill in an interview Wednesday.
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In many instances, none of the senators has taken the opportunity to speak out about nominees they find objectionable during the 28500 hours of debate.
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If I had the opportunity to speak to other interrogators and intelligence professionals, I would warn them about men like Donald Trump and Ted Cruz.
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Attempted explanations ran from the specific (an opportunity to speak to Republicans as a gay man) to the expansive (Thiel seeks the end of democracy).
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DeGeare says you want to make sure you're giving your significant other the opportunity to speak with their mom first before other measures are taken.
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Following Monday's arguments, the trial adjourned until Wednesday, and senators were given their first opportunity to speak on the Senate floor since the trial began.
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" He added that with Gorsuch returning his committee questionnaire, it's "time for him to have the opportunity to speak for himself before the Judiciary Committee.
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Afforded an opportunity to speak with artistic director Michelle Grabner directly, I raised this notion of her obviously intentional intersection of external input and locality.
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She also pressed for the opportunity to speak last, giving her the advantage of having the last word, but the committee denied that particular request.
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"We have attempted to make contact with the customer a number of times and would like the opportunity to speak with them to discuss the issue."
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Several other senior figures in the ruling African National Congress were similarly denied the opportunity to speak at other meetings of union members around the country.
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During the last year I had the extraordinary opportunity to speak to more than 1.4 million Americans at rallies in almost every state in this country.
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The players are also taking the opportunity to speak openly and garner public support for their ongoing litigation against the U.S. Soccer federation for equal pay.
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He added: When I'd go out, I would seek out any opportunity to speak with new people at events to get feedback on my current works.
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Even so, it's hard to imagine Tim Cook overlooking an opportunity to speak directly to the press, and many other viewers, about his company's ongoing battle.
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CT. After the intravenous catheters had been inserted into his body but before the lethal fluids were delivered, Jones was given a last opportunity to speak.
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Since it took off in 2017, the #MeToo movement has provided people with the opportunity to speak out and condemn gender-based violence and sexual misconduct.
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The most interesting public comments, though, likely will come from non-affiliated, average West Virginians—if in fact they realize they have the opportunity to speak.
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He conducted a string of interviews and stopped at nearly every opportunity to speak with journalists as he was coming and going from the White House.
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During the last year I had the extraordinary opportunity to speak to more than 28503 million Americans at rallies in almost every state in this country.
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The school did not stream or broadcast the graduation ceremony, though parents had the opportunity to speak to media outside the event at BB&T Center.
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That&aposs why it&aposs helpful to add a line that says something like: "I always welcome the opportunity to speak about roles in the future."
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Just as January draws to a close, the blue moon will arrive to give you one more opportunity to speak your piece before a new month begins.
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Reverend Aaron Stevens, the head of the Scottish mission to Budapest, said Sunday's march remembering Haining presented an opportunity to speak up against prejudice, intolerance or fearmongering.
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"Once Kourt and I kind of settled down and got the opportunity to speak to each other just us, we got to hash everything out," Kendall explained.
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Well first, when you're given an opportunity to speak out on these issues, at the very least give tangible credit to the people who did the work.
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I appreciate the opportunity to speak directly to the American people tonight about how we can end this shutdown and meet the needs of the American people.
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They were provided to CNN by one of his representatives: Statement of Carlos Ghosn Your Honor, I am grateful to finally have the opportunity to speak publicly.
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" Tim Tynan, CEO of Bank of America Merchant Services "I frequently have the opportunity to speak to recent college grads as a part of our onboarding process.
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"I had the opportunity to speak to the six officers, they're all in good spirits and obviously it was a very traumatic experience for them," he said.
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"I have had the opportunity to speak to North Korean soldiers who have defected to South Korea — and you cannot imagine how indoctrinated they are," he continued.
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I appreciate the opportunity to speak directly to the American people tonight about how we can end this shutdown and meet the needs of the American people.
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Last week, Iran's president, Hassan Rouhani, dodged an opportunity to speak directly with Mr. Trump while both were attending the United Nations General Assembly in New York.
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"I was assured that the hearing was space that afforded the opportunity to speak openly and honestly about the incident that led to my suspension," he tweeted.
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The Justice Department could have taken this opportunity to speak up on behalf of our country's lesbian and gay workers, including those who serve it most directly.
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The Scott family had an opportunity to speak against the bail, and while Scott's brother addressed the court, he did not say he opposed Slager being granted bail.
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During the nearly four-hour-long broadcast, Fey took the opportunity to speak to Donald Trump supporters—and specifically, to the college-educated white women voters among them.
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Feinstein to maintain confidentiality until we have had further opportunity to speak, and then said you were 'available to speak further, vacationing in the mid-Atlantic until Aug.
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If you missed out on romance, chocolates, and champagne yesterday, today will bring some fun— as well as an opportunity to speak your mind in a supportive environment.
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This week on Technotopia I had the opportunity to speak Laura Dawson, an expert on all things publishing and the future host of a podcast dedicated to ISBNs.
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"I had an opportunity to speak with President Trump and he, I would say to all my colleagues, has indicated he's prepared to sign the bill," McConnell said.
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But whoever is asking, and to whomever the query is directed, that question is also always an opportunity to speak out about the injustices confronting all working mothers.
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For lesser-known candidates, the number of donors tells us whether they're likely to qualify for the June debate — a critical opportunity to speak to a larger audience.
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I recently had the opportunity to speak with Jordan Bolch, producer, recording artist and co-founder of luxury streetwear brand Six Feathers and private recording company Auricle Studios.
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"So now that I have the opportunity to speak unedited, I'm not afraid to call out folks who defend stagnation for what it really is: failure," she said.
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Ryan says that if conversations about body image were taking place in school, it would give children the opportunity to speak up when they don't feel good about themselves.
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He added that his committee had not had the opportunity to speak with "numerous" Cambridge Analytica employees, despite requests, and said they must now be brought in for interviews.
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That speech was ultimately rescheduled for after Tong's scheduled retirement later that month meaning he eventually had the opportunity to speak about Hong Kong but as a former official.
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I had the opportunity to speak to a couple of folks at the company today, including the CEO and I'm still working on precisely what it's promising companies here.
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And yet in a moment when he had an opportunity to speak to the American people with force and the moral authority of the presidency, he chose relative silence.
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Microsoft flew a bunch of creative and engineers in to sing the device's praises, and we had the opportunity to speak with a group that helps design jet engines.
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Wilson-Raybould, who on Wednesday said "I hope that I have the opportunity to speak my truth", is consulting lawyers to determine how much she is able to say.
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"I enjoyed having the opportunity to speak with Vice President-elect Pence today about our work and our strong commitment to solving serious problems," Brady said in a statement.
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The moving series offers an open and honest conversation about a topic that many still see as taboo, giving those who are dying an opportunity to speak their piece.
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Another remote CX worker in New York told VICE she wasn't even given the opportunity to speak to a human being before being shut out of her work accounts.
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On Thursday, Battaglia was given a last opportunity to speak before the execution but he refused to say a statement, instead, he addressed the children's mother, according to TDCJ.
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But for each amendment, every member had the opportunity to speak for five minutes -- meaning Republicans could extend the committee meeting as long as they wanted to keep talking.
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And he has an opportunity to speak powerfully about the legacy of a casual racism that tainted his generation of Virginians, and about the need for repentance and redemption.
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But despite Trump's attacks, the man who dug up the most dirt on the Clintons took the opportunity to speak only highly of Clinton and his talent as a politician.
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Jessica Chastain's new movie, Woman Walks Ahead, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival this weekend and the actress took the opportunity to speak out about the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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Having met lots of grown-ups who have not had this opportunity to speak about their feelings and emotions, you are setting yourself up for a fantastic start in life.
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Harris: Prosecutor, interrupted Ordinarily, Harris' seat on the Senate intelligence committee would have given her access to key national security and intelligence issues but little opportunity to speak about them.
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City councillors who pledged to vote against the ban were given the opportunity to speak as well, while those who supported it had their names projected on screens all day.
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Democratic candidates have a powerful opportunity to speak about their own policies and plans that will protect our democracy and the rights and liberties of Muslim Americans during the debate.
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"To the best of my knowledge she has been a good deputy director and I look forward to the opportunity to speak with her again," Feinstein said in a statement.
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I was given the opportunity to speak with Freddy Lim, the founder of Taiwan's New Power Party and current member of the nation's Legislative Yuan (commonly referred to as Parliament).
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At this point, he had just started painting, so I took it as an opportunity to speak to him—and it turned out he was a great, charismatic, bubbly person.
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Since we did not have the opportunity to speak with investigators, DOL must have based its calculations of the back pay we are owed on information provided by the Compass.
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Coming face to face again during the highly-anticipated reunion was no problem for the pair, especially for Carlton, who took the opportunity to speak up in defense of Jack.
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But anyone running in 2020 who is willing to ignore the flies has an opportunity to speak with clarity and purpose about what's at stake: the liberal nation-state itself.
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"I was assured that the hearing was space that afforded the opportunity to speak openly and honestly about the incident that led to my suspension," he said in a statement.
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I had an opportunity to speak with Purser about the responsibility she feels to represent a certain audience, and why she believes Barb is still due for some proper justice.
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"I am grateful for the opportunity to speak with you, and particularly with those who have disagreed with the invitation for me to be here," DeVos said to the students.
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According to the Center, Manuela was never given an opportunity to speak to her lawyer or to appeal the decision, and she ultimately died of Hodgkin's lymphoma while imprisoned in 22015.
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According to the Center, Manuela was never given an opportunity to speak to her lawyer or to appeal the decision, and she ultimately died of Hodgkin's lymphoma while imprisoned in 2010.
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"I wrote 'I Rise' as a way of giving a voice to all marginalized people who feel they don't have the opportunity to speak their mind," she said in a statement.
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But what was intriguing about it was that I would have the opportunity to speak face-to-face with young designers that are in a very similar place that I am.
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Brown says the people he's had the opportunity to speak with through the series are grateful to be alive, but they're not the same (physically or emotionally) as before their diagnoses.
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I already expressed my love for the film, but most recently, I also had the opportunity to speak with both Jenkins and Britell who touched once, and managed it in another.
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And as a trained Naval intelligence officer, he'll have the unique opportunity to speak to the credibility of the work of the nation's intelligence agencies, countering Trump's verbal attacks on them.
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One featured Riley, a registered lobbyist and owner of a lobbying firm, asking Hubbard to get one of his clients an opportunity to speak before the entire Alabama House of Representatives.
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When he won his first professional bout in 230, he was presented to King George III, providing the monarch with his first opportunity to speak to one of his Jewish subjects.
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"It is an important way for us to tell the brand story and mission," Ms. Chassot said, "and an opportunity to speak to different communities depending on who we collaborate with."
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"After participating in two DNC debates with the opportunity to speak for roughly 19 minutes, our campaign realizes there are more constructive ways for us to connect to voters," he said.
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Here's what to listen for Forced to remain silent during the trial, senators now have the opportunity to speak on the Senate floor before casting their votes on Trump's fate Wednesday.
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Although billed as nonpartisan, the annual IAC conference gave the president the opportunity to speak to his administration's policies toward Israel and continue Republican efforts to expand their Jewish voting base.
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The attorneys add that Tyreek is currently going through both family counseling and individual counseling ... and is "looking forward to having the opportunity" to speak with the NFL regarding the allegations.
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Once you land the opportunity to speak with someone in your new industry of choice, whether in an actual job interview or a more casual meeting, be prepared to explain your situation.
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The president has been holding campaign rallies regularly over the last few months, but Tuesday will give him the rare opportunity to speak to the nation during a lengthy prime-time address.
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Some folks thought PM was doing 21 dirty by not taking the opportunity to speak out for his fellow MC -- who's currently being detained by ICE for being in the country illegally.
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Queen Latifah was among a group of female artists honored during the VH1 Hip Hop Honors: All Hail the Queens Monday night, where she used the opportunity to speak out against racism.
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When he felt that school administrators, including new Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Michelle King, were not giving the public an opportunity to speak, he took matters into his own hands.
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Here's his statement in full ... "I was assured that the hearing was space that afforded the opportunity to speak openly and honestly about the incident that led to my suspension," Garrett says.
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Although I was not officially invited, it was an opportunity to speak to attendees about ensuring there is no backsliding of the progress Afghan women have made in the past 18 years.
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I'd have the opportunity to speak to the prison chaplain if I wanted, but I didn't see much use, and I wasn't willing to pretend I was religious to get fairly mundane privileges.
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"For a college or pro coach to get the opportunity to speak at one of his camps was like getting an opportunity to perform at Carnegie Hall," Krzyzewski told The Times in 22013.
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In the months leading up to the event, I had the fortuitous opportunity to speak to Senator Clinton in the Senate Dining Room, and personally deliver an invitation to be the keynote speaker.
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When she won the 2014 National Book Award for her "distinguished contribution to American letters," she used the opportunity to speak out against the commodification of literature and major publishing platforms like Amazon.
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The rally was organized by Virginia Citizens Defense League (VCDL), a pro-gun nonprofit, and was originally billed as an open carry affair and an opportunity to speak up against gun control legislation.
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"I really wanted to bring that element into it because people who are marginalized or underrepresented within the media, far too often they don't have the opportunity to speak for themselves," she said.
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When everyone at the company got to see his speaking up and millions of people more got to see it because it got leaked, obviously, so he had an opportunity to speak up.
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But for reasons that still remain murky, Fox & Friends actually booked Massachusetts state Senator and congressional candidate, Barbara L'Italien, who used the mix-up as an opportunity to speak straight to the president.
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During the visit the 51st Ooni took the opportunity to speak to curators about various artifacts, including an ancient Yoruba crown, that have been donated to the museum with little or no accompanying information.
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Pai, who has been a vocal opponent of many FCC actions taken by the Democratic majority, used the court ruling as an opportunity to speak out on his broader disagreement with the commission's activities.
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On defense: O'Rourke spent a majority of his time accusing Cruz of misrepresenting statements he made and defending his values, but never truly got the opportunity to speak on exactly what his values were.
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Earlier this month, a judge ruled U.S. officials don't have to give them an opportunity to speak with their attorneys because they "are not being involuntarily detained by the government," according to court records.
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I spoke to her about Aleppo, being Syrian, her family history, and her art, because I couldn't resist an opportunity to speak to a fellow Aleppine about a city that is often so misunderstood.
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I had the opportunity to speak to Richard Garfield, the creator of Magic: The Gathering, ahead of the game's 25th Anniversary on August 5th and his own announcement of KeyForge, his new card game.
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But I suffer more from having an opportunity to speak up, and letting it pass, than I ever have from losing a role or being threatened or having people say nasty stuff about me.
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Ms. Chanut took "Le 20 Novembre" as an opportunity to speak directly to high school students, and she stages workshops in the banlieues, the low-income, multicultural suburbs of big French cities, alongside performances.
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"I will be taking the earliest opportunity to speak to whoever the winner of that contest is and talking to them about the special relationship that the UK has with the US," she added.
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In an open enrollment program of about 50 people, everybody should, if they want to, have an opportunity to speak in class and interact with others at their table, and he did exactly those things.
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And lastly, he'll have an opportunity to speak to the fact that from the tragedy of war, the U.S. and Japan have been able to build an extraordinary alliance that benefits both of our people.
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Getting a sense of one person's art is more manageable than the sprawling pavilions of larger fairs, Mr. Johnson said, and Volta is a good opportunity to speak with dealers about the works they represent.
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So, let's stipulate that in a free society a grown woman can and should be afforded the opportunity to speak her mind no matter how offensive or inflammatory her take may be perceived by some.
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In 2014, the Muslim Public Affairs Council awarded him its Voices of Courage and Conscience Media Award for the episode, and he used the opportunity to speak out against what he saw as grave injustice.
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During the question-and-answer period of the trial, for instance, the White House counsel Charles F.C. Ruff worked out a secret signal with Mr. Daschle's Democratic staff whenever he needed an opportunity to speak.
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If Phoenix wins again on Sunday, he might take the opportunity to speak in support not only of those suffering with mental illness, but those who react with compassion, when faced with it in others.
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That morning I had an opportunity to speak on a panel about how to be authentic in the workplace to a packed room of women who each had a different experience of navigating the workplace.
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She believes that the most critical element of her job is the opportunity to speak with people directly and that the language that comes out of the MFA needs to be geared toward its intended audience.
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So when we had the opportunity to speak to the star at the launch of the now-over-the-counter acne treatment, Differin, we were determined to find out all of the details, and then some.
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I&aposve even had the opportunity to speak to the owner of that hog farm who informed me that the authorities asked him to take a polygraph exam and that person said that he would not.
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The release of new album The OOZ, Marshall's first in four years under King Krule, has provided a rare opportunity to speak (or not to speak, as it were) with one of this generation's best songwriters.
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"It makes more sense to work with them and have the opportunity to speak to fraternities and sororities and schools ... and stop hazing in its tracks by the people who are perpetrating it," Evelyn Piazza said.
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Witt said he would have liked to have had the opportunity to speak with Venus Williams on Monday after she went up, 2-1, in the second round of her first-round victory over Viktoria Kuzmova.
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An embrace of Medicare for All gives our party the best opportunity to speak with clarity and one voice on an issue that excites our base and clearly lays out the differences between us and Republicans.
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As we said, we reached out to these particular individuals to see whether they would like an opportunity to speak to the allegations and did our research, fact checked and tried to be as inclusive as possible.
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AND YOU KNOW, AGAIN, I CAN'T REALLY GO INTO TOO MUCH DETAIL ON IT, BUT – SORKIN: PHIL, BECAUSE THIS IS THE FIRST TIME WE'VE HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK TO YOU, THOUGH, LET ME ASK YOU THIS.
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I have been able to attend the National Board's Teaching and Learning Conference every year since working in Washington, D.C. The union also gave me the opportunity to speak at the EdSurge Conference for administrators on technology.
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"The president has had the opportunity to speak on this a number of times, and I think a careful review of his public comments would indicate that he does not," White House press secretary Josh Earnest said.
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The government also said the ACLU should be responsible for ensuring that each deported parent has an opportunity to speak with a lawyer to make sure they really wanted to give up the opportunity to be reunified.
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"I was assured that the hearing was space that afforded the opportunity to speak openly and honestly about the incident that led to my suspension," Garrett told the outlet on Thursday after news of his accusation leaked.
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If you ever get the opportunity to speak to them, you just try to hope the time where he was alive, that you were able to bring some form of joy to his life and something memorable.
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"The State of the Union gives the president a unique opportunity to speak directly to the American people prime time and unfiltered by the press or D.C. chattering class," said Raj Shah, a former White House spokesman.
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Intrigued by a pitch that described them as made with the same type of fiber found in bulletproof vests and climbing equipment, I quickly jumped on the opportunity to speak with Sheerly Genius founder and CEO Katherine Homuth.
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He has counseled other inmates nearing their own release dates, and, with the help of a $10,000 grant, he established a program to give victims an opportunity to speak directly to inmates about the impact of their crimes.
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The cancellation of the Wisconsin event deprived him of a prime opportunity to speak out in support of Clinton, but behind the scenes, her campaign has begun to tap into his vast email network of donors and supporters.
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"RT completes the picture of the events in the U.S. and around the globe, giving viewers access to a range of stories, voices and opinions, and a real opportunity to speak their minds," Schultz said upon his hiring.
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I like to speak my mind when I have the opportunity to speak my mind, I like to keep everyone's best interests at heart, and taking care of myself, and making sure that I'm healthy, all of that.
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Some called her Glorious Gloria, and she was among a handful of women — including Ms. Nash — who were recognized on stage at the 1963 March on Washington (though, she said, she was not given the opportunity to speak).
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The trial in the Nike case was set to begin next week, but in a conference call on Wednesday afternoon, Judge Paul G. Gardephe postponed it to give the defense counsel enough opportunity to speak with Mr. Avenatti.
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Reagan had hoped to persuade representatives to appropriate $100 million in aid, but O'Neill declined to allow him to address only the House, and instead offered the president the opportunity to speak to a joint session of Congress.
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Shenk: We knew we had a rare opportunity to speak with Audrie's perpetrators—who'd been convicted in juvenile court—so when we decided to do those interviews, we wanted to retain as much of their humanity as possible.
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The group on Friday gave Mr. Trump a criminal justice award and the opportunity to speak in front of a handpicked audience at Benedict College that largely excluded students — prompting the threat by Ms. Harris to boycott the forum.
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No presidential campaigns have committed to attending the forum yet, but Aimee Allison, the founder of the organization, said that campaigns and people still mulling presidential runs are aware of the opportunity to speak directly with women of color.
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That's why, when we had the opportunity to speak with Kardashian West on Monday as she promoted her KKW Fragrance line coming to Ulta, we had to ask: If Kourtney's the least exciting to look at, who's the most?
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With all of the trappings of official Washington, D.C., in full display, the president has the opportunity to speak not only to the dignitaries assembled in the chamber, but to the nation through the lens of the television cameras.
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For the candidates, it was a prime opportunity to speak directly to an influential segment of the black voting bloc that will be a force in next year's presidential primaries, particularly in early voting states such as South Carolina.
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The opportunity to speak about H.R.20163 was a vote of confidence from the House leadership and a chance to show her constituents that she was making good on her promise to clean up Washington — to get things done.
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I know this is difficult because, often, people living with moderate to severe forms are unable to tell their own stories, but I hope this will help open a conversation in which other people will be given that opportunity to speak.
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Not only will it allow Trump to take his first victory lap after an expected Senate acquittal, it's also an opportunity to speak to millions of voters who may not have followed wall-to-wall coverage of his impeachment trial.
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Prosecutors in Bergen County told Judge Bonnie Mizdol on Wednesday that the case should be tossed on procedural grounds because a different judge who permitted it to advance failed to give Christie's lawyers an opportunity to speak at an earlier hearing.
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"I love discussing my profession but broaching the subject of wildlife conservation is so important and I'm grateful for getting the opportunity to speak on it," the 31-year-old writes alongside a photo of himself with a large monitor lizard.
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Political opinions have always been polarizing, but the 2016 election saw the divide grow as formerly fringe bloggers, like Milo Yiannopolus and Mike Cernovich, seized the golden opportunity to speak directly to Trump supporters, flooding the internet with false information.
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The promise of the internet, and social media in particular, was that it would not only allow anyone the opportunity to speak, but would also make it possible for anyone to precisely tailor what he reads, sees and hears online.
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It seemed the theory was that parents and students would be so comforted by the opportunity to speak to a real person that the process of taking on tens of thousands of dollars of debt would feel almost worry free.
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In new legal docs, obtained by TMZ, the production company -- Impact Pictures -- fires back, saying Jackson rehearsed the stunt twice before a final run-through, and she was given every opportunity to speak up if she was uncomfortable with anything.
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Hopefully, men will begin to follow Pathak's lead and use the opportunity to speak out about the times they engaged in sexual misconduct, witnessed harassment or assault and stood by idly, or laughed along when another man joked about violating a woman.
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The effect this weekend's speeches had on voters is not yet known, but now that the candidates have had the opportunity to speak directly to the state's top Democrats, polling could change in favor of the 14 candidates who attended the convention.
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While many of us might just shake that gorgeous mane in disbelief and let the matter go, Penney took the opportunity to speak some major truth on social media, sharing something that everyone who judges non-conventional beauty standards could benefit from hearing.
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When I had the opportunity to speak at a girls school I asked them who they would turn to for advice – those who didn't have an older sister or family member felt that they had nowhere to go to hear a female perspective.
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Many of us have only spoken with our children once when we have the opportunity to speak with them (which is very difficult because the social worker never answers.) The children cry, they don't recognize our voices and they feel abandoned and unloved.
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By Thursday night's dinner for the White House Historical Association, after Trump's introduction, the first lady appeared to relish the opportunity to speak publicly to her guests, talking about how touched she was by the people she had met in Texas and Florida.
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"If senators refuse to meet with Judge Kavanaugh, the consequence I guess would be that they would lose an opportunity to speak with him and learn more about his approach to the bench," a spokesperson for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said plainly.
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Everyone was given an opportunity to speak off the record about their experiences, but all vouched for his claims about what it's been like to make Slime Rancher, describing a studio where crunch was exceedingly rare and people are told to go home.
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Our small bed-and-breakfast has provided us with an opportunity to speak to many visitors from afar who enjoy national health service at a fraction of what it costs Americans, but fearmongers would have us believe that this care is inadequate.
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More than most of his rivals for the Democratic nomination, Mr. Buttigieg has put religion at the center of his presidential campaign, seeing it as an opportunity to speak to a broad swath of the electorate, both inside and outside the Democratic Party.
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In an industry like fashion, where brands — especially ones as high profile as LOEWE — often shy away from conflict and politics, it's a breath of fresh air to see someone like Rapinoe be given the opportunity to speak her truth in this way.
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This week, Congress has an opportunity to speak for the majority of Americans by passing the Dream Act, which would give protection and a path to citizenship for the 800,000 Dreamers currently living in our country -- the only home they have ever known.
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In a statement, Mr. Snyder, left, said that he had asked Representative Jason Chaffetz of Utah, chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, for the "opportunity" to speak about the lead contamination that occurred in the Flint water supply in 2014 and 2015.
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"For all the Democrats who are loud champions of the gay and lesbian community whenever there is a culture battle waging, now is the opportunity to speak out against an ideology that calls for the murder of gays and lesbians," Cruz said in the statement.
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As Bryant said, if women have to start thinking more like Mark Wahlberg, to speak up and ask for what they want, than he needs to start thinking more like a woman who doesn't always have the same opportunity to speak like men do.
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Baltimore (CNN)Attendees at this year's NAACP convention said President Donald Trump sent a clear message to black Americans by turning down an invitation to address the venerable civil rights organization's annual meeting -- the second year in a row he rejected an opportunity to speak.
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"...This is the one time of the year when investors have the opportunity to speak directly to the board of directors," said Shanna Cleveland, who leads the climate asset risk initiative at the group Ceres, which is an investor network that advocates for sustainability leadership.
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" DeVos tried to be positive in her speech, asking all the parents of graduates to stand for applause and saying, "I'm grateful for the opportunity to speak with you, and particularly with those who have disagreed with the invitation for me to be here.
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He's merely a successful businessperson and a libertarian who happily seized the opportunity to speak at the Republican National Convention, and who has now donated an amount of money to a failing presidential candidate that's basically meaningless when taking Thiel's net worth into account.
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"It's why we requested the opportunity to speak with you in closed session, because frankly, a lot of what is said, including about Uruguay, is just inaccurate," Mr. Wolosky said at one point, speaking over a Republican congressman who was trying to cut him off.
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The show will have an opportunity to speak to them directly, to feature diverse guest stars, and, more than anything, improve on limited and problematic portrayals of trans people that plague network TV. If Debra Messing gets her way, the series will do exactly that.
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For the 92nd Oscars, Portman decided to take her close relationship with the brand to the next level and use her outfit as an opportunity to speak up about the lack of female directors nominated — something the Academy has been highly criticized for this year.
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Because as owners, we not only have an opportunity to speak up, we have an obligation to speak up when we identify an opportunity to enhance the business, either by pointing out a weakness of a peer or pointing out a weakness in a process.
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I spoke to Ortberg about the The Merry Spinster, partly because their book got me more excited than any fairy tale remix since Angela Carter has, and partly because I have been a fan of theirs for years and jumped on any opportunity to speak to them.
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"Tonight's results are not what I hoped for, but I am so grateful to those who have worked so hard to support our effort and for the opportunity to speak out over the course of this campaign on behalf of hardworking Ohioans," he said in a statement.
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"Given the retail industry's position as America's largest private-sector employer, retailers welcome the opportunity to speak with President Trump about policies that will spur job creation and economic growth here in the United States," said Brian Dodge, a spokesman for the Retail Industry Leaders Association.
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As a society on the verge of having to cope with unimaginable losses to human life, we should treat the Weinstein news as a harbinger of things to come, and as an opportunity to speak for those who are essentially voiceless and are directly in harm's way.
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I spent the last six years in Portuguese-speaking Brazil and relish speaking Portuguese every day — my wife and kids are Brazilian — but having the opportunity to speak a lot of Spanish again has provided me with a new glimpse into how languages, and societies, evolve.
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"The government denied plaintiffs and others like them the opportunity to speak to counsel or even family in the United States before deporting them to a country that is not their own, and most were in the United States for just a period of days," Zwick said.
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But among free speech advocates, there is a vigorous and growing counterview that the First Amendment protects a positive liberty, rooted in the free speech clause's purpose of providing the American people with the information, opinion, and opportunity to speak and listen necessary for self-governance in a democracy.
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This is not something that's special to the Southern District of New York — there are laws and regulations and policies that set forth what is supposed to happen in a case that involves victims, so victims have an opportunity to speak at certain proceedings in a criminal case.
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"I wanted to use the opportunity to highlight what it means to be empowered, to use your privilege — privilege of your beauty, your skin color, your class — to uplift others and give them the opportunity to speak their truths and to have their concerns listened to," she said.
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For Silicon Valley, which has made considerable if at times fraught progress when it comes to trans issues, these moments create friction around the industry's generally socially liberal stances and an opportunity to speak out ideologically against an administration that at other times it appears content to coordinate with.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - As Lady Gaga prepares to take America's biggest stage at the National Football League (NFL) Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday, much of country is speculating whether the outspoken singer will grab the opportunity to speak out on women's rights, immigration or U.S. President Donald Trump.
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With all of that in mind, she should view questions from the audience and moderators not as a test for which she should prepare meticulously to lay out point-by-point policy prescriptions, but as an opportunity to speak in human terms about what she would do as president.
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I'll have the opportunity to speak to the Prime Minister shortly after our session, so I look forward to talking to her, and the United States is supportive that there is a solution between the EU and the UK so that we don't end up with a hard Brexit.
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But having canceled a visit to Jackson, Mississippi, where he would have appeared with Mayor Chokwe Lumumba, a rising progressive star who recently endorsed him, in an effort to focus more on Tuesday's Michigan primary, Sanders could have benefited from the opportunity to speak directly to the black community.
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"Over the past several months, we have had the opportunity to speak with many of them about ADP's performance, strategy and our positive outlook for the future, as well as hear their ideas and views of the company," John Jones, the ADP board chairman, said in a statement.
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With CBS's former head, Leslie Moonves, having recently stepped down after being accused by multiple women of sexual assault and harassment, it is possible that nominees will take the opportunity to speak more broadly about gender discrimination, and the way it has shaped their experience in the industry.
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Viganò's open letter exists in a much wider political context, in which both Vatican officials and Catholic conservative intellectuals — two groups that have historically been protective of the church's secrecy — are willing to use the latest round of abuse accusations as an opportunity to speak out against Pope Francis.
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And while historical context helps explain why so many may have opposed busing, it does nothing to temper the harsh reality that Biden, when offered an opportunity to speak to how he -- and much of America -- may have evolved since the 1970s, instead stubbornly and wrongly doubled down on his record.
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There has been a downright thirsty component to this new blitz: frequent email blasts from a publicist with the Bannon-linked CapitalHQ, offering reporters the opportunity to speak with Citizens of the American Republic advisers like Nunberg and Michael Caputo, another former Trump aide, on various news of the day.
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I took the opportunity to speak with Mailchimp's co-founder and CEO, Ben Chestnut — who started the company in Atlanta as a side project with two friends, Mark Armstrong and Dan Kurzius, in the trough of the first dot-com bust — on Mailchimp's origins and plans for what comes next.
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On the one hand, we've got the surgeon general of the United States calling on Kylie Jenner to mobilize her army of Instagram followers to take this virus seriously, and Daniel Dae Kim using the announcement of his positive coronavirus test as an opportunity to speak out against anti-Asian racism.
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I want to I want to get back to North Korea in a second but I want to say that I had an opportunity to speak with President Trump on Friday before he left for the G7 and he wanted me to make it clear that this is a negotiation with regard to trade.
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I had the opportunity to speak with the game's creative director, Neil Druckmann, and co-writer Halley Gross, on creating that scene—including all the new tech that went into making that kiss play so well—and their decision to place a romantic scene and a brutally violent one so close together in the demo.
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At Willis's parties, which are attended by industry people ranging from "A-list all the way at the top to D-list all the way at the bottom," Willis said, she wears a microphone, so that all the guests can hear her conversations, even if they don't get the opportunity to speak to her.
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"So, now that I have the opportunity to speak unedited, I'm not afraid to call out folks who defend stagnation for what it really is: failure," she said, criticizing those who are against school choice given that U.S. students are ranked 40th in math, 85033rd in reading and 25th in science compared to other countries.
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"I need to know the tea between RuPaul and Billy Porter," wrote one fan, while another added, "Woaaaaaaaah, @theebillyporter is NOT impressed with @RuPaul" However, after winning an Emmy of his own, Porter had an opportunity to speak to reporters, where he set the record straight about his friendship with the Drag Race host.
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Last year, I had the opportunity to speak to Chris Claremont, a comic book writer who, with artists John Byrne and Dave Cockrum, is considered to be part of the team that breathed new life into the X-Men in the '70s and '80s and turned them into the pop culture force they are today.
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After the interaction between the two squashy bags was perfectly settled, I had the opportunity to speak with Senga Nengudi about her career, the tendency to put artists and their art in boxes, and the current political situation in the U.S. * * * Hyperallergic: You're currently installing a new retrospective at the Henry Moore Institute in Leeds.
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As Tasha points out above, the Oscars have made a point of cutting off speeches for anyone not in the top five categories — and if a show was really worried about celebrating movies as an art form, making sure a cinematographer got the same opportunity to speak as a supporting actor would be at the top of the list.
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" "During the last year I have had the extraordinary opportunity to speak to more than 1.4 million Americans at rallies in almost every state in our country the profound lesson that I have learned is that this campaign is not really about Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump or Bernie Sanders or any other candidate who sought the presidency.
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" The candidate, whose rallies have frequently been the site of both protests and violence against protesters (and occasionally violence against journalists), took the opportunity to speak out against the protesters, saying, via Politico, that "part of the problem and part of the reason it takes so long [to kick them out] is nobody wants to hurt each other anymore.
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"As somebody like me back then, an up-and-coming producer living in Germany in my parents' basement making $20 a month, you would take any opportunity to speak to Lady Gaga," Zedd — who partnered with Marriott Bonvoy to host a production and songwriting master class at Interscope Records on Friday — told PEOPLE exclusively at the event.
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"We should all be concerned if the government is locking people in a federal prison without due process, being held for, I believe now, for 26 days without appearing before any sort of a judge, and without having the opportunity to speak with an attorney," Leland Baxter-Neal, with the ACLU of Oregon, told Fox 12.
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"We appreciate the opportunity to speak with the Trump administration about the threat that the massive Gulf carrier subsidies pose to 1.2 million American workers and the harm that will only continue if our Open Skies agreements aren't enforced," said Jill Zuckman, chief spokeswoman for the Partnership for Open & Fair Skies, a coalition that represents American, Delta and United.
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I visited the Rhode Island School of Design's Museum of Art in mid-April and had the opportunity to speak with Chief Curator, and Houghton P. Metcalf Jr. Curator of Prints, Drawings and Photographs, Jan Howard and Curator of Ancient Art, Gina Borromeo, who have been tracing the provenance of the museum's Benin Bronze Head, and working toward its repatriation.
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The trial in Brussels is the first time the public will be given a sense of how prosecutors are piecing together the parts of what they say was a larger conspiracy, and Mr. Abdeslam used his first opportunity to speak at the trial to suggest that he had been prejudged by both the public and the court because he is a Muslim.
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Some Republican senators have taken the meetings as an opportunity to speak with a man who is currently — and, if they have their way, will continue to be — chief judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, a post in which he reviews challenges to the actions of many federal agencies, among other things.
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And that most candidates failed to weave these policies into their answers about the economy, jobs, and healthcare was a lost opportunity to speak to women, who are 47% of the U.S. workforce, 51% of the population, 20163% of Democratic primary voters, and 64% of breadwinners in families with children, and for whom work and family challenges and the struggle for workplace dignity are all too common.
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Like with Trump and this election season, it is increasingly frustrating to see (mostly) men in positions of power just spew bullshit at us while the likes of Peter King and any number of the debate moderators, cable news hosts, and reporters who have gotten an opportunity to speak with these people treat their questions like free association rather than important inquiries that demand serious thought.
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I appreciate that Lucy Flores, the former Nevada legislator who has accused former Vice President Joe Biden of kissing and touching her, is taking this opportunity to speak about her experience, and I simultaneously struggle to understand how it is helpful to render men like Mr. Biden "unfit" because of behaviors that were so deeply woven into the social fabric of this country that we are only now beginning to address them contextually.
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Keep up with and contribute to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention 's work to help reach out to kids and adults who feel they have no hope left, or, if you're an advocate or survivor, consider reaching out to the Minding Your Mind and asking about their speaker program, which could give you the opportunity to speak to kids directly in schools and at the outset of adolescence, when many of the above issues start to surface.
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Bob CaseyRobert (Bob) Patrick CaseyThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Democrats press Trump Treasury picks on donor disclosure guidelines Pennsylvania school district turns down local businessman's offer to pay off student lunch debts MORE (D), claimed he was denied an opportunity to speak at the 85033 Democratic National Convention over his opposition to abortion rights, though Democrats in charge of planning that convention said it was Casey's refusal to endorse the Clinton-Gore ticket that kept him off stage.
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Rep. Ayanna PressleyAyanna PressleySanders endorses 85033 progressive House candidates The DCCC's 'blacklist' protects a white male political status quo Biden leads 2020 pack in congressional endorsements MORE (D-Mass.) said she welcomed an opportunity to speak with Education Secretary Betsy DeVosElizabeth (Betsy) Dee DeVosAmerican Federation of Teachers sues DeVos over repeal of for-profit regulations Pressley says she 'would welcome the opportunity' to educate DeVos after abortion, slavery comparison DeVos compares pro-choice to being pro-slavery MORE face-to-face Thursday, following the secretary's comments comparing the debate over abortion rights to ending slavery in America.
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