When you want something you pester, pester, pester until you get it.
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The Lobos used 10 different scorers to pester the Buffaloes.
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We'll pester for some growth metrics in a few quarters.
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Here's the catalog for you to pester your parents with later.
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Curious adoptees had to pester social service agencies or sperm banks.
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Hurdle would pester the minor league coaches: What about the bat?
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They clear rubbish from lawns, rehabilitate abandoned properties and pester slumlords.
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No matter how much I pester it, the thing just keeps stomping.
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Your goal is to display your strengths and not pester your audience.
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Companies like Zynga incentivized users to let social games pester their friends.
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Don't pester people to work with you, let them come to you.
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In other words, they're way too advanced and professional to pester you.
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The bank's chairman responded that Pester retains the full support of the board.
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He continued to pester her via text messages for pictures over two days.
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Not even a scrambling crab to pester me while I search for resources.
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"I'll be back to pester you soon enough," Yu said as he left.
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"We defend a right to pester, which is vital to sexual freedom," they said.
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No matter how mundane the symptom, get it looked at and pester your doctor.
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But trolls pester female gamers with obscene, sexist and misogynistic language, without any consequences.
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Even after death, they pester commuters when their carcasses crunch underfoot on city sidewalks.
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When Pester arrived on their reservation, he was the only white man among them.
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That would be easier if she had the papers required to pester foreigners for donations.
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Those apps, notably, don't pester users unless it's for discounts that might be of interest.
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Or purely involve visuals of toys they might crave and pester their parents to buy.
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Of course, I have a million dumb dad jokes to offer and I pester them.
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After they're done, a recording of Parscale comes on to pester callers for campaign donations.
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Moms love to pester us with questions instead of just looking up the answer herself.
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Developers like Zynga exploited viral communication channels to get players to pester friends for help.
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He didn't take it, but he continued to visit the store—and pester the staff.
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A panel of British lawmakers said Thursday they had lost confidence in TSB's CEO, Paul Pester.
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He eventually found some people to pester—people who had clearly been there all night, hacking away.
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You pester and torture, and when you do eventually kill them, it feels more tragic than triumphant.
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Some areas may lack a local advocate to pester bureaucrats until they cough up for the drug.
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That's right: You no longer have to pester your roommate to come help you with your hair.
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But either way, soon after sunset, there was no one to pester me, even if they wanted to.
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Subtle changes are made to the entire scene as there isn't a fish for the cats to pester.
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Eventually known as the "Hermit of Palm Canyon," William Pester had fled civilization to cultivate a solitary Eden.
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But at Facebook, two-factor authentication ended up being used as a way to pester its users with notifications.
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If they don't get it, they will pester, stalk, and bombard their chosen superstar until they do get it.
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And of course, they require you to sign up for the free trial so they can pester you later.
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In June, the committee said it had "lost confidence" in TSB bank boss Paul Pester after an IT crisis.
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Security specialists have downplayed the findings, describing the incidents as run-of-the-mill attacks that pester computers worldwide.
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In the Moscow airport, taxi drivers pester the recent arrivals, trying to sell their services, shouting and following travelers.
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The trick, then, is to boost the number of people who submit their questionnaires, so nobody need pester them.
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In the thick of all this, she went regularly to pester the men at the National Hurricane Centre in Miami.
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I hated to leave the jungle like that, and I will pester the Discovery Channel until they send me back.
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Other apps, such as VoteWithMe and OutVote, encourage people to pester their contacts about not participating in elections at all.
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He's simply in the right place most of the time, using his length and lateral quickness to pester ball handlers.
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In order to do so, however, you'll need to either spend premium currency or pester five friends for their help.
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And done wrong they could pester people away from spending so much time watching what friends do day-to-day.
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CALAIS, France — Serge Orlov, Britannique de 22020 ans, aime bien pester contre ce qu'il appelle la tyrannie de l'Union européenne.
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The cockroaches that pester US homes tend to hide in cracks and crevices near a food source and live in groups.
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I'm not sure if I've been spoiled my whole life, but I've always had someone to pester for a back massage.
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They don't pester me about golf and we just hang out and have a couple of beers on the back porch.
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Middle-aged blokes decked out in feather cuts and paisley shirts pester Bez for selfies, which he readily and happily provides.
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Areas from Houston to Amarillo, Texas, and Omaha, Nebraska, will experience periods of heavy rain that will pester trick-or-treaters.
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They need kids to pester their parents, become lifetime consumers, and have an emotional attachment to products they loved as kids.
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The man's right to "pester" a woman was an essential part of sexual freedom, they said, describing the campaign as "puritanism".
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Her parents say their daughter's breathing tube was the wrong size, and they had to pester doctors to get it corrected.
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"I did pester them on three occasions, asking if any forensic samples could be used to test for DNA," he says.
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Duolingo has infamously persistent notifications that pester you to come back and give that adorable green bird attention every single day.
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"Her favorite activity is to sneak up [on] the [sanctuary] team, and to pester the other seals when sunbathing," she said.
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He has also continued to pester outside shooters, with eight of his 35 blocks in February coming on 3-point attempts.
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Thankfully, a minute or two of simple tweaking can stop your browser from ever allowing such invasive invitations to pester you again.
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Pester said he planned to stay at the bank despite criticism from lawmakers and a backlash from customers hit by the failure.
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I didn't want to pester the housekeeping staff, who were probably really busy, so maybe I should just put it in the hallway?
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I check my email, I pester my crewmates, I catch myself staring out of the window at new stars humans haven't seen before.
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A source with knowledge of the matter told Reuters Pester would have left the bank anyway, but the IT crisis accelerated the process.
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But Netflix does seem to be aware that taking over its streaming app to pester people with questions is not an ideal experience.
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"Customers can rest assured that no one will be left out of pocket as a result of these service issues," TSB's Pester said.
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But at best, fire arrows were meant to pester and distract rather than cause meaningful damage, and weren't ever put into regular use.
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One of the protesters, another retired NYPD officer, drove two hours to the campaign event just to pester de Blasio during the visit.
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But the groups say that many influencers fail to make the proper disclosures, leading kids to pester parents for costly goods and unhealthy foods.
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"I'm truly sorry," TSB Chief Executive Officer Paul Pester said in a statement, adding that the services should be back online later on Tuesday.
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In this way, a single moment can pester us for years and years — unless we return to the past and confront it head on.
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Many people gave in to the temptation to hide behind the anonymity of the Internet to harass, pester, and bully others — often complete strangers.
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Programs in Nevada, California, Texas, New Jersey and Florida have all begun to pester Mr. Chagai with pitches for Henry and just general inquiries.
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Even though Kennard says his friends back home — who "don't have to worry about [their] salaries being blasted online" — pester him about that, too.
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See him pester Eric Idle as an inappropriately cheery balladeer in this Monty Python comedy, which turns 45 years old in a few months.
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Rhonda Ordway Pester, Dotson's mom, snapped a picture while she watched her son follow his instinct and practice something he learned in the Boy Scouts.
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Meddings said the bank had good internal candidates to replace Pester but will also look externally, with the process likely to take a few months.
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TSB Chief Executive Paul Pester resigned this month, following heavy criticism by the Treasury Committee and the bank's customers for his handling of the crisis.
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Pester and TSB Chairman Richard Meddings were called before the committee twice, with lawmakers raising concerns the bank had downplayed the scale of the problem.
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Swarming bees may look threatening, but beekeepers encourage people not to kill or pester bees if they encounter a swarm — if it's at all possible.
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Another shared pastime is working in cahoots to pester Auriemma ("I feel like the only time we're not wrong is always against him," Taurasi said).
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But when senators are staying quiet while reporters pester them in the hallways, it's the best window into their thinking before they cast those votes.
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Experts say the focus, then, is not on swatting down all mosquitoes -- just the small fraction that pester humans and transmit debilitating and deadly diseases.
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Earlier this week, Blanton testified that he had to pester Shkreli for almost three years to get his $1.3 million investment in Shkreli's hedge fund redeemed.
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Paul Pester, TSB chief executive, faced questions from politicians over whether he was fit to continue in his role due to his handling of the crisis.
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It has elevated into omnipresence those who would have otherwise played out a normal cycle in public awareness and then disappeared to pester us no more.
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The move backfired when IT glitches sent TSB's costs spiraling, forcing Chief Executive Paul Pester to resign amid complaints from customers and lawmakers over the fiasco.
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But labrador owners should be aware that their dogs are hard-wired to pester them more about food, and are more likely to beg, Raffan added.
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The move backfired when IT glitches sent TSB's costs spiraling, forcing Chief Executive Paul Pester to resign amid complaints from customers and lawmakers over the fiasco.
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Instead of sorting them by most recent, you can pick "most frequent" to get a surprisingly and maybe frustrating understanding of which apps pester you the most.
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Then I become That Guy, someone who will pester you, repeatedly, to continue with a game that at first and second glance seems to be utter crap.
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In a statement on Tuesday Pester criticised Slaughter & May's "scattergun approach" to its investigation and attempted to shift blame to Sabadell's IT arm Sabis for the failures.
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Blanton has testified two weeks ago that he had to pester Shkreli for almost three years to get his $1.3 million investment in Shkreli's hedge fund redeemed.
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Image 2 of 2 VOLGOGRAD, Russia – Beneath Volgograd&aposs baking early morning sun, clouds of midges pester factory workers at the Red October steelworks as they clock in.
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Meddings said that Pester and the TSB board made the decision about his future together, and that it did not represent any individual responsibility for the IT crisis.
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Photo: Gareth Cattermole (Getty)The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) proposed a new set of rules on Tuesday that would change how debt collectors can pester debtors.
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Similarly, if I confirm a Facebook friend request from someone else, I know I'm now connected on Messenger too, so no need to pester me with a notification.
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The problems left some customers unable to access their money for weeks and led to a surge in fraud attacks, forcing out the then Chief Executive Paul Pester.
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Sure, you typically owe a greedy raccoon a few thousand Bells (the currency in this world), but he doesn't pester you into paying your rent or charge interest.
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Labrador owners should be aware that their dogs are hard-wired to pester them more about food The gene variant essentially omitted an "off" switch from hunger cues.
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Around 2,000 customers a week have left the bank since the crisis began on April 22, TSB Chief Executive Paul Pester told lawmakers, a level he said was normal.
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Pester, credited for helping shape TSB after it was spun out into a stand-alone high-street brand following its sale by Lloyds, was accused of mishandling the response.
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Additionally, TRACED would require carriers to use call authentication systems like SHAKEN/STIR that would help filter out scam calls before they can pester the hell out of us.
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The panel of lawmakers will hear evidence from TSB Chief Executive Paul Pester and the bank's chairman, Richard Meddings, as well as a yet to be named Sabadell executive.
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After Mr. Cai managed to get friends visiting the United States to pester him, Mr. Cox finally replied with a vague promise to sell the manuscript or return it.
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Even among games that you pay up front for—anywhere from $1 to $203—37 of the top 50 will still pester you for more money as you play.
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The player declared in a witness statement that she had received only $1,100, money the BWF said was paid in cash only after the player was "forced to pester" Gaya.
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For example, they must pester random people—like those blur-deciphering visitors to websites—into labelling data, and hope that in their annoyance and haste they do not make mistakes.
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The Tigers will still be comfortable underdogs, but there's enough on hand to at least pester Alabama, which is about as much as any team can hope for these days.
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Essentially, Facebook is leveraging the massive amounts of time people spend in these three products to override their devices' operating systems and continuously pester people about its app family's activity.
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There were exceptions, though, for things like political campaigns, charities, and debt collection, meaning your bank can still pester you about unpaid bills and candidates can beg for your vote.
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It wasn't all good news for Trump, however: Mitt Romney, a Trump foil and Republican heavyweight, moved one step closer to Washington -- and a powerful perch to pester the President.
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Pester had already dropped a 2 million pound bonus linked to completing the IT switchover, but is still in line to receive 800,000 pounds of severance pay this year, Meddings confirmed.
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While lake-effect rain and snow showers downwind of the Great Lakes are expected, the heaviest and most widespread rainfall will pester those venturing out in the central and southern Plains.
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TSB Chief Executive Paul Pester told Reuters he expected everything to be back to normal in terms of serving existing customers and attracting new ones by the first quarter of 21.
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But 74-year-old Deneuve and the other signatories to the column said the #Metoo movement had gone too far, defending what they termed as a right for men to "pester" women.
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Tesla's approach to self-driving — one the company has doubled down on since Brown's death — is for cars with partial self-driving capabilities to pester drivers to pay attention to the road.
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"Paul Pester set the tone for TSB's complacent and misleading public communications," she said in a statement, adding the committee remains concerned about ongoing problems at TSB, including delays in compensating customers.
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Then, add everyone to a group chat, pester them on social media, and otherwise do whatever it takes to make sure they make it to the polls to make their voices heard.
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The game is free, but there are a few pop-up advertisements and requests that can become annoying, including some that pester people to buy in-app expansions or rate the app.
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For those unfamiliar with caller management in iOS 9, you can block calls from specific telephone numbers, as well as from people trying to pester you through Apple's FaceTime and iMessage services.
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But 74 year-old Deneuve and the other signatories to the column said the #Metoo movement had gone too far, defending what they termed as a right for men to "pester" women.
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Whenever her name was publicly attached to HIV/AIDS in China—as to a play, based on her career, being staged in London this autumn—Chinese state security would begin to pester.
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It declared men's "freedom to pester" as "indispensable to sexual freedom" "Rape is a crime, but insistent or clumsy flirting is not an offense, nor is gallantry macho aggression," the letter stated.
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While primary challengers can certainly pester sitting presidents, as Pat Buchanan did in 1992 with President George H.W. Bush, none in recent history have ever beaten out the incumbent for their party's nomination.
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Pester, a former management consultant with a degree in theoretical physics from Oxford University, previously worked at Lloyds Banking Group on a project to separate TSB from its previous owner Lloyds in 2014.
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Whenever I pester people to write Amazon reviews for me or relentlessly bang on about my book on social media, a part of me worries that people will get fed up with it.
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"I have a core group of friends that we hang out with that don't pester me about golf, and we hang out and have a couple beers on the back porch," he said.
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In the United Kingdom, the Daily Mirror, a left-leaning tabloid, has frequently set loose a staffer in a very elaborate chicken suit to pester Tory politicians it deems to be dodging them.
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If you aren't getting any feedback, then be careful not to pester the hiring manager or HR. You don't want to appear desperate; there's a fine line between enthusiasm and being too aggressive.
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"I will take direct control from 8 o'clock (0700 GMT) this morning for our platform, I've drafted in a team of global experts from IBM," Pester said during an interview on BBC Radio 4.
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Antivirus software legend John McAfee should be counting his piles of money and settling into retirement, but no -- he says he's looking for face paint and a park to pester people ... as a mime.
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Aside from the potential for abuse, including encouraging even more 'pester power' (that is the ability for children to pressurise their parents into making purchases), the business case makes a certain amount of sense.
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Pester served seven years in charge of the challenger lender, but was heavily criticised for his role in a botched IT migration earlier this year that caused widespread disruption for thousands of its customers.
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The woman said Khan gave her just a week to respond to his proposal and in that period "began to pester me with annoying messages," including suggestive texts that she felt crossed a line.
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Nerd City specifically points to moves like "pester power" — encouraging kids to ask their parents directly to buy something — a practice explicitly prohibited in the European Union by the Unfair Commercial Practices (UCP) Directive.
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Making decisions is exhausting, and if we all shared a brain I would not have to pester my friends for advice on all the lame choices I am faced with on a daily basis.
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LAS VEGAS — Inside a bustling mall on a recent Saturday, volunteers working for the Nevada Democratic Party pester attendees at a job fair hosted by the Latin Chamber of Commerce to register to vote.
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She wouldn't be bound to sit out those cases, but her comments about a Trump presidency would give the administration ample reason to pester her for the remainder of her tenure on the bench.
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The arrival of cornerback Marcus Peters in a trade last month with the Los Angeles Rams stabilized a secondary that on Sunday covered Houston receivers long enough for Baltimore's pass-rush to pester Watson.
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Pester served seven years in charge of the challenger lender, but was heavily criticized for his role in a botched IT migration earlier this year that caused widespread disruption for thousands of its customers.
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Aaron Carter appears to be regretting his decision to pester Chloë Grace Moretz on Twitter about a date, according to an interview with Entertainment Tonight at the Project Angel Food's 27th Annual Angel Awards Gala.
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Sony will deliver the update to them at some unknown point in the future, but after that you'll be to pester Google to your heart's content, as well as hear incoming messages and make calls.
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CEO Paul Pester said he would take direct control of the bank's IT platform to fix the severe problems which stemmed from a planned migration of computer systems onto a new platform over the weekend.
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If the new Greetings buttons or the new Poke button are available to anyone on Facebook to access, and not just a user's friends, they could be abused as a way to pester someone online.
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TSB Chief Executive Officer Paul Pester said he had worked for 48 hours to fix the problem but that the bank had to take down both the mobile app and online banking again on Tuesday.
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O'Carroll said that he did not believe the sole purpose of the video was to pester his partner, since he had left it on his page where it could continue to bring traffic to other videos.
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Pester ran the lender for seven years but was heavily criticised for his handling of the IT update in April that led to one of Britain's worst banking outages, affecting up to 1.9 million digital customers.
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All first half, you thought Jan Vertonghen and Diego Costa were going to finally pester each other into a fistfight, but it was actually Danny Rose and Willian who almost came to blows near the touchline.
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The prehistoric, blood-sucking parasite was tangled up in a dinosaur's feather, and it shows for the first time that ticks pestered dinosaurs just like they pester birds, dogs, and deer today, according to new research.
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In June, a powerful committee of lawmakers called on the TSB board to consider whether CEO Paul Pester should stay in his job, saying the bank's public communications following the outage had been complacent and misleading.
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The Treasury Committee also published a letter from TSB Chairman Richard Meddings, who said Pester continues to have the board's support following the committee's call for them to consider whether he should stay in his job.
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It's Mother's Day weekend, and in case you haven't called your mom yet, Apple has a handy way you can pester her to get on the jogging track with you a little more often: digital flowers!
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Paul Pester, the embattled chief executive of Britain's crisis-hit TSB Bank, is stepping down from his position, the lender said on Tuesday, paving the way for a new leader to reinvigorate the bank's shattered brand.
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LONDON, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Bank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Tuesday senior managers needed to take responsibility for failings on their watch, when asked about the earlier resignation of TSB Bank Chief Executive Paul Pester.
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Pester resigned from his role at TSB on Tuesday, several months after a botched IT update in April plunged the lender into chaos, locking thousands of customers out of their accounts and leaving them vulnerable to fraud.
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Some of this is down to "pester power": having gone to the doctor, a patient wants something tangible to show for it, even if his sore throat is probably viral and antibiotics will do him no good.
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Its assertion came in a series of letters and newsletters from TBU, published on Thursday by Britain's influential Treasury Committee of lawmakers, who said earlier in June they had "lost confidence" in CEO Paul Pester over the crisis.
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The outage tarnished TSB's brand just as it was gearing up to try and win more market share from Britain's biggest banks, cost hundreds of millions of pounds and prompted the resignation of the bank's CEO Paul Pester.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British politicians on Wednesday criticised TSB boss Paul Pester for his handling of the bank's ongoing IT problems and said the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) was looking into the group's response to the outage last month.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. agency that oversees telecommunications said on Friday that it would propose rules that would make it harder for robocallers to hide their location when they call to pester Americans billions of times per month.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. agency that oversees telecommunications said on Friday that it would propose rules that would make it harder for robocallers to hide their location when they call to pester Americans billions of times per month.
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A letter signed by 100 French female artists and academics, including Catherine Deneuve, a film star, criticised the wave of sexual-harassment allegations sweeping entertainment and politics, describing it as a "witch-hunt" and defending men's "freedom to pester".
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Avery was always inspired by the exotic locales to pester Sabrina to take her out, to promise a date when they could fly to see each other and bridge the enormous gap between California, where Avery lived, and Sabrina's Toronto.
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LONDON, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Paul Pester, the embattled chief executive of Britain's crisis-hit TSB Bank, is stepping down from his position, the lender said on Tuesday, paving the way for a new leader to reinvigorate the bank's shattered brand.
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Pester has now been placed on gardening leave and will receive 1.2 million pounds ($1.5 million) for his 12-month notice period as well as a 480,000 pound historic pay award that dates back to before TSB's acquisition by Sabadell.
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TSB chief executive Paul Pester is set to lose millions of pounds worth of bonuses linked to the software migration project as a result of its failings, and has faced harsh criticism from lawmakers over his handling of the crisis.
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The heroine of their previous film, "Two Days, One Night" (2015), had a single weekend in which to plead and pester her way out of redundancy, and, in "The Unknown Girl," Jenny drives along in pursuit of a small yellow scooter.
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And yet it appears I have put my eggs in the wrong proverbial pitcher; my guardian has captured nary one single housefly in the week since I have called upon it to rid me of the pestering pests that pester me.
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Now they can lovingly pester you with a "Happy Monday, may god bless your week" or "wishing you a good day" via Betty Boop blowing a kiss, a random image of a cup of coffee, or some other hideous illustration.
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For those who are too young to buy his products on their own, Paul encourages kids to ask their parents directly — a practice sometimes described as "pester power," which is prohibited in the European Union via the Unfair Commercial Practices (UCP) Directive.
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They are an advanced variant of the machine learning that has seeped into the intimacies of human life—the bots that pester us on Twitter, the Amazon algorithms that tell us which books to read, the fitness trackers that monitor our caloric intake.
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LONDON (Reuters) - TSB Chairman Richard Meddings said on Thursday that the bank's Chief Executive Paul Pester had the full support of the TSB board, after lawmakers called on them to urgently consider the CEO's position following a severe IT crisis at the bank.
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LONDON, April 26 (Reuters) - Paul Pester, chief executive of British bank TSB whose customers have been hit by severe problems using online banking services, said he would take control of the bank's IT platform on Thursday and bring in IBM experts to fix the problems.
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They checked out an extra laptop for her 7-year-old second-grader and moved a card table into his room, so that he and his older brother would not pester each other while they were supposed to be paying attention to school online.
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Smartphone-wielding fans continue to pester him for photographs with the same vigor they pursue the current generation of stars, and a documentary film crew has shadowed Ronaldo for the past year, ahead of the release of a big-budget film on his life.
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In early June, right around the same time I was tearfully calling Sabrina Krenger long-distance every morning to pester her about the status of my aunt's "green light," Tía Bebe had begun waking up every three hours at night and attempting to walk down the stairs.
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Political problem for GOP The budget is also a political pothole for Republicans -- and a weapon for Democrats, who will undoubtedly pester Republicans with its symbolic, yet significant, cuts to popular programs like Planned Parenthood, the National Endowment for the Arts and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
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Sandberg also hired lobbyists to pester Democratic senators who dared criticize the company and its business model, and to push terrible pieces of legislation like the Stop Enabling Sex Traffickers Act, which has endangered the safety of sex workers, in an attempt to woo skeptical Republicans.
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On that note, I headed down to the Croydon branch of the blue-and-yellow-mecca on a balmy Saturday afternoon to pester a few of them into sharing intimate details about their relationship history with me while they were just trying to have an argument about some bookshelves.
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The law will only affect full-service dining establishments — this excludes places like cafés, delis, juice bars, and bodegas/corner stores/party stores (whatever you call convenience stores in your regional parlance!), so you won't need to pester the barista for a straw to drink your morning iced chai latte.
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And a note on the consent issue, if I may: The thing about consent is that when we teach men, in circumstances that don't involve romance, that a "no" means "just pester me until I say yes anyway," then they behave as though that's what "no" means in circumstances that do involve romance.
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For example, Herjavec said, he likes to pester his fellow Shark Mark Cuban, a big fan of T-shirts and jeans regardless of the occasion, by telling him that he intentionally dresses like "a slob" to show that he's already an influential billionaire and doesn't need to impress anyone at this point.
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And the balancing of opposites, the rhythm of assertion and counter-assertion, the sudden questioning turns, all of it seems irresistibly like Florio's Montaigne, notably in the springy, self-surprised beat: How often do we pester our spirits with anger or sadness by such shadows and entangle ourselves into fantastical passions which alter both our mind and body?
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Because of Green's ability to cover larger swaths of the floor than anyone in basketball, Iguodala's singular ability to pester opposing scorers, Thompson's flexibility, and first Barnes's underrated strength and then Durant's combination of length and fleet-footedness, the Warriors didn't just maintain their defensive prowess with the Death Lineup in the game; they got better on that end of the floor.
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And when you have a debate where you have Donald Trump struggling with the vast complexities on the border, trying to figure out some way to fix this problem that nobody likes, as one choice, and then the other choice is Maxine Waters going out and saying, pester these people in public, I think most voters are going to sort of be forced towards the Trump version.
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Headlines Boris Johnson blasts Treasury as 'heart of Remain' Geordie Greig succeeds Paul Dacre as editor of Daily Mail Treasury select committee questions future of TSB chief Pester Lloyds sells 225 mln stg stake in Standard Life Aberdeen Overview UK Foreign Minister Boris Johnson has been secretly recorded blaming the Treasury for being "the heart of Remain" and revealing fears that his own vision of Brexit was gradually being betrayed by Prime Minister Theresa May. on.ft.
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