Now, parking is managed privately, cleaning is managed privately, kitchens are managed privately, hospital and estates and everything else are privately managed.
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Privately funded medical research on privately owned chimps also was effectively banned.
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And they have privately — very privately — started meeting to get it done.
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Some institutions were privately founded and continue to be privately funded, others are entirely state-financed.
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Then there are companies that are privately owned, and we're the largest privately owned company in China.
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Fast forward to yesterday when a privately-funded rocket carrying a privately-funded satellite exploded on the launch pad.
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The program was privately run and privately financed, which meant that at least initially, not many people knew about it.
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The bridge was privately built and has been privately run since 2004 inside the preserve, according to Villavicencio Mayor Wilmar Barbosa.
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The two Russian producers are Bryansk meat company, part of privately held group Miratorg, and another privately-held firm Zarechnoe, Melano added.
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While a privately issued eAUD is conceivable, history has shown there are "significant difficulties and dangers" associated with privately issued fiat money, Lowe said.
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Technically speaking, the tower lobby is public space, if privately owned — one of more than 500 privately owned public spaces that litter the city.
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For the first time later this week, a privately developed moon lander will launch aboard a privately built rocket, organized by a private launch coordinator.
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If the court had ruled in favor of the Labor Department, Kavanaugh argued that workers on future privately funded, privately owned, and privately operated projects would have to be paid local prevailing wages if the city had some hand in leasing the property or approving how it's used.
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And he has privately declared he doesn't need any more lawyers, even though several people have privately told him that his personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, isn't helping him.
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Privately anxious, but publicly doubling downDespite reportedly being privately anxious about a recession, Trump is publicly doubling down on the economy, hoping it will power him through 2020.
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Privately, Senate Republicans are much less sold on opposing impeachment Despite McConnell's current stance against impeachment, Murphy said Senate Republicans are privately much less sold on opposing the impeachment effort.
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Privately run facilities at the state and county level will not be affected, nor will privately run immigration detention facilities, which fall under the purview of the Department of Homeland Security.
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But privately, advisers acknowledged, this was different — and avoidable.
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" But Conway fired back: "I did tell him privately.
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I've been judged for those mistakes – publicly and privately.
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No, I can -- everybody tells a sick joke privately.
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He can't go soon enough, & many Democrats privately agree.
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I've been judged for those mistakes — publicly and privately.
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" Privately, Palmer suggested that Post was "a Bolshevik himself.
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The predominance of privately listed companies on the Shenzhen bourse – about three fourths of the companies listed here are privately held compared to a quarter to Shanghai - make them relatively more profitable.
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For all intents and purposes, Giuliani and his associates represent a privately funded and privately conducted operation that uses the sovereign power of the US government on behalf of the President's private goals.
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But behind closed doors, Evancho was battling the issues privately.
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Diplomats and United Nations officials say privately that the Oct.
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" But privately, Baker writes Obama "seemed mystified by the encounter.
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Others privately welcomed deficits as a prod to shrinking government.
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Privately, we've learned, stockholders are being told the exact opposite.
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On something they have known privately for 2 years. pic.twitter.
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Lopez also said the company deals with these problems privately.
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Lopez also said the company deals with these problems privately.
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A further 20 women privately accused Ailes of workplace harassment.
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These start ups are privately held, essentially, getting private funding.
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Now panic has seized parts of the privately run system.
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A "fair amount" of properties trade privately, Mr. Kimmelman said.
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Both Willow and Suitable were privately financed by Hassan himself.
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Later that day, Mr Xi visited a privately owned factory.
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Thirteen of the federal government's 146 prisons are privately run.
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The privately owned dam broke its confines around 9 p.m.
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Since it is privately owned, Vevo does not disclose revenue.
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It's where we see where they are personally and privately.
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The two hugged and exited the room to talk privately.
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Alice was like Camille: quietly struggling, and privately hurting herself.
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Cramer last spoke with Talend when it was privately held.
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Privately, however, people involved in the talks are growing pessimistic.
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But privately, some welcome Trump's rollback, according to several sources.
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" Added McCormack: "Sean will sometimes do it privately for me.
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It has most certainly been tested, both publicly and privately.
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But privately, the star is reeling from her broken engagement.
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Instead, they have to settle them privately with their employer.
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No. No. He challenged me, he privately rescinded the thing.
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HE THINKS YOU'RE A DUDE my adviser texted me, privately.
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So you want to browse the web securely and privately?
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Much less is known about MTC, which is privately held.
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Last year, Stephens met privately with Vice President Mike Pence.
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One will return to the privately owned island of Niihau.
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"Privately, he wasn't expecting to win Iowa," Iowa State Sen.
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Privately owned systems serve 12 percent of the U.S. population.
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The individual remains will be buried privately by their families.
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Another 800 million would be privately placed to specific investors.
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The last two Presidents, for example, have often fumed privately.
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Privately though, she thought it'd be a fun gift idea.
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The rapper had met with Trump privately in December 2016.
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Such privately held stocks have always existed and always will.
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Amazon Chief Executive Jeff Bezos privately owns the Washington Post.
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One source said Trump has talked privately about replacing Kelly.
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Company officials privately linked the action to the missile spat.
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The company was always privately held, mostly by Bose himself.
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It's clearly something she's dealt with privately in the past.
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Democrats continue to worry privately that more revelations will emerge.
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You know, that, and the fact that it's filed privately.
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"We'll talk privately, me and her, about that," Rose says.
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Cybersecurity 101: How to browse the web securely and privately
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But senior GOP advisers privately worry the damage is done.
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One investor, speaking privately, was more blunt about investment banks.
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Privately, Trump is always looking for excuses to bash Kelly.
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It's a good way to sort out your feelings privately.
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Upon completion of the transaction, Verifone will become privately held.
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It has also distorted the market for privately held firms.
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ET hour -- Pence meets privately with Manning inside the stadium.
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President Obama met privately with Saudi Arabia's defense minister, above.
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A group of core organizers met with Reif privately afterwards.
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"We raised it all privately through individuals," Benioff told TechCrunch.
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"He just beat hell out of me," JFK said privately.
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The two spoke privately for about 30 minutes with translators.
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Cooperman has privately shrugged off these concerns, these people added.
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In January, the company was privately valued at $47 billion.
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Most people these days consume their media privately, with earbuds.
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Privately, United Nations staff members called it an internment center.
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Privately, however, there was little crowing after Trump's news conference.
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They had privately expressed misgivings over the event, diplomats said.
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The device, made by privately held Innovative Health Solutions Inc.
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Some colleagues questioned privately whether Haspel was a suitable pick.
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This process also applies to content privately uploaded to Facebook.
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The Washington Post is privately owned by Bezos, not Amazon.
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Democrats acknowledge privately that they lost ground in recent weeks.
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President Trump will also meet privately with the Bush family.
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However, he should make his views known to Kellyanne privately.
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Those companies are significantly smaller than Burberry, and privately held.
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But privately Corker has questioned whether she can win statewide.
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By contrast, privately held companies spent an average of $222,300.
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" There is absolutely no reason to "confront the perpetrator privately.
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Vindman in October privately testified to lawmakers about that conversation.
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Knotel is a privately held firm and doesn't release financials.
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But many, many more Republicans are privately rooting for her.
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Privately, Republicans have said the race is not as close.
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Trump has fumed both publicly and privately over Sessions's recusal.
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Kenya's first green bond is likely to be issued privately.
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He has also privately represented former Vice President Dick Cheney.
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While publicly it's constantly apologizing, privately, it's still acting shady.
|
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Trump said privately to staff afterwards: 'She didn't even respond!
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Some pollsters privately predict it will increase its support nonetheless.
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What made Steve Bannon privately unload on his former reporter.
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And there are other grievances that Cabinet members express privately.
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But privately, they are scrambling to prepare for the worst.
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Next to it, behind a curtain, a mother privately mourns.
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Ed Perlmutter of Colorado, had been privately negotiating with Pelosi.
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The coworking company was last privately valued at $47 billion.
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Privately owned restaurants don't have to divulge what they spend.
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Mr. Bourkoff suggested Mr. Lerer meet privately with Mr. Salerno.
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She conferred privately with the pope before their public speeches.
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He has since acknowledged meeting privately with the Russian ambassador.
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Some companies privately say they are wary of the move.
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Privately, some senators have become very concerned over Paul's diagnosis.
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Publicly, the men remain amused; privately, they grow increasingly politicized.
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He has excoriated Mr. Cohn privately for choosing to leave.
|
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Privately held Talen owns half of Coldstrip 1 and 2.
|
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On Tuesday morning, Mr. Buttigieg huddled privately with the Rev.
|
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At least some Senate Democratic staffers are privately dreading Sen.
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May's close supporters say privately that her deal cannot survive.
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Privately, Mr. Ayers has done little to stop the speculation.
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A lot of colleagues wrote to me privately, et cetera.
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I only do it privately if someone asks for it.
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The privately held company does not release its financial results.
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But Trump had already been musing privately about possible replacements.
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Officials privately confirmed that Mr. Najib was Malaysian Official 22013.
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And some are even privately considering action to stop him.
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Global health Privately, Chinese doctors say they need outside expertise.
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Waiting times increased for both Medicaid and privately insured patients.
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But privately, you know, I've gotten a lot of support.
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Western donors have privately shared their misgivings with the president.
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Privately, he sought to secure a victory for his party.
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Airbnb is a privately held company valued at $30 billion.
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Can it selectively not prosecute political figures they privately favor?
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The privately held retailer declined to participate in this video.
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She grew up in Scarsdale, N.Y., and studied voice privately.
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Mr. Trump privately complained that Democrats would "weaponize" the information.
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It is the first sports arena to be privately financed.
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In response to recent reports that Sanders privately told Sen.
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But you don't necessarily side with him that way privately.
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"This is all anybody is talking about, even privately," Rep.
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It had owned Facebook and Snap privately, but not Twitter.
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The F.B.I. director has said privately that it is false.
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Nixon attacked the press and privately called it the enemy.
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"He has said it publicly and privately," Mr. Unruh said.
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After the transaction closes, Krispy Kreme will be privately owned.
|
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Mr. Trump has privately pushed for a prolonged, theatrical defense.
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Privately, Greitens has attempted to prevent the floodgates from opening.
|
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Trump himself has also privately acknowledged his relationship with Finkelstein.
|
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"I don't know what happened privately, nobody does," said Sen.
|
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Privately, he considered calling it Homo calpicus, or Gibraltar Man.
|
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On Friday, Mr. Holmes privately gave testimony about the call.
|
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Trump has repeatedly floated the idea in public and privately.
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As for the police, some complain privately about poor leadership.
|
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Another Kazakh company, privately owned finance and technology holding Kaspi.
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Today hundreds of plants, mostly privately owned, pump out power.
|
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Many current presidential candidates support drug cartels, privately not publicly.
|
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But participants have conceded privately it could take months longer.
|
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Trump has privately entertained an idea suggested by Republican Sen.
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Privately, I had always wondered what people meant by intuition.
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Trader Joe's is privately held, and based in Monrovia, California.
|
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Mr. Hegseth spoke privately with Mr. Trump about the case.
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I've written a "privately fuming" ... We've all written fumes beat.
|
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Yet he privately acknowledged that the speech would change little.
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Today, most hospitals in Taiwan remain privately owned, mostly nonprofit.
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Why not call them privately and let them know (nicely)?
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JACOBSON The two of us decided to weep privately, first.
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But privately, several called the display of largess a waste.
|
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But privately her heroism endured without medals, plaques or flags.
|
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Pope Francis on Monday privately met with American Jesuit Rev.
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Several television executives privately groused that those numbers were meaningless.
|
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Privately owned, the company doesn't report revenues, profits or losses.
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I spent a lot of time working on that, privately.
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Some privately urged Trump to drop out of the race.
|
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These companies are among the tech business that have reportedly filed SEC IPO paperwork privately, taking advantage of JOBS Act provisions which allows companies with revenues of less than $1 billion to file privately.
|
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He has held key leadership positions at a variety of brands, including Atlas Snow-Shoe (sold to K2 Sports), WebChat Broadcasting System (sold to Disney), Freebord Manufacturing (privately held), and Chrome Industries (privately held).
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In the future, it is shared transportation that is organizationally owned, there will be shared transportation that is privately owned, and then there will be transportation that is not shared that is privately owned.
|
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White House officials privately said that they hoped the two chambers could resolve their differences privately and informally to avoid a potentially lengthy and divisive formal conference that typically is needed to complete major legislation.
|
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Other participants include privately held Dynetics Inc, Raytheon Co and QWK Integrated Solutions LLC, which is a joint venture owned by a KBR subsidiary, Kratos Defense and Security Solutions Inc and privately owned Vencore Inc.
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It is one of the largest privately-owned telescopes in the country; it is not the country's largest privately owned telescope, as the correction said, or the country's largest telescope, as the initial article said.
|
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Employees of privately held companies have long wrestled with this issue.
|
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However, privately with Ambrose, she reveals things are much more dire.
|
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In a privately-funded college program, I earned an associate's degree.
|
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Privately, White House sources rebuffed the idea in interviews with Recode.
|
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The victim&aposs son met privately with Young in prison Monday.
|
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Detention Center, a privately owned, for-profit facility operated by GEO
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And this is what a lot of Republicans say privately, Neil.
|
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Privately, though, "there was a hole," Kotb said at the time.
|
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These should all be funded privately by individuals, businesses, and charities.
|
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"They just want to sort out their matters privately," adds Golan.
|
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Hays can't answer, but it's clear he privately agrees with her.
|
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We are reaching out to her privately to address her concerns.
|
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The privately-run Eifel Zoo did not answer calls seeking comment.
|
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The privately held company is valued by investors at $68 billion.
|
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The privately held music streaming service is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.
|
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In advance of Puzder's scheduled hearing, senators privately reviewed the tape.
|
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I prayed for her privately and publicly defended her in print.
|
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But have people's actual attitudes changed, privately on a large scale?
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It was not clear whether Kiir and Machar met privately Thursday.
|
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"I responded, and from there we began chatting privately," she continued.
|
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It's difficult to read the situation ... a lot is privately owned.
|
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It is not known whether they spoke about the issue privately.
|
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"I don't discuss elected officials publicly or privately, really," said Powell.
|
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It's a setup staffers privately admit is ripe for turf wars.
|
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A large bulk of the forests, about 40%, are privately owned.
|
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However, some investors are now selling shares in privately held companies.
|
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Plus, handles will now allow Yik Yak users to privately converse.
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I know that because he's told me that several times privately.
|
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Only two privately held companies, Uber and Airbnb, are worth more.
|
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Sessions has remained privately and publicly supportive of Trump since then.
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Because there's a difference between expressing things privately and going public.
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Privately I thought they should be worrying about Soviet imperialism instead.
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Sorry, you can't listen to it privately at the same time.
|
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What happened publicly at the Blair House happened privately every day.
|
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Unicorns, privately held tech startups with valuations exceeding $1bn, are common.
|
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Twitter is expected to privately brief the Senate panel on Thursday.
|
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Forever 21 is privately held and does not release financial results.
|
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You can then share your profile with that recruiter privately, too.
|
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I think if they were privately held, they'd behave much differently.
|
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But privately, Trump has been fed up with Kelly for months.
|
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No senator has yet claimed responsibility for privately voicing the objection.
|
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The connections run deeply into the national government, officials acknowledge privately.
|
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Some Israeli government officials have privately voiced reservations about the idea.
|
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The deal is the largest to date by privately held Exiger.
|
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You may well wonder: isn't privacy pretty much definitionally "owned privately"?
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The law does not apply to facilities in privately owned buildings.
|
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He reveals a man who was publicly modest but privately boastful.
|
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We each privately vote for the candidate we wish to support.
|
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However, four out of the five desalination plants are privately owned.
|
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This impedes the growth of large, privately owned, crop-growing ventures.
|
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TransAsia was established in 1951 as Taiwan's first privately owned airline.
|
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The majority of privately contributed campaign funds comes from America's wealthiest.
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Go deeper: Trump privately thinks ACA lawsuit will fail in court
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But I would rather he share some of that stuff privately.
|
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Privately, officials blame distracting Buddhist and Hindu holidays in mid-April.
|
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But neither argument refutes the idea of a privately owned stadium.
|
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Christie's, which is privately held, can afford generous guarantees to sellers.
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Tor is not a perfect solution for browsing the web privately.
|
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He may, too, if you raise the issue with him privately.
|
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When she privately tells Debbie what happened, however, Debbie is livid.
|
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Now, you can privately indicate to recruiters on LinkedIn without worrying.
|
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As with the outhouses, the great majority were paid for privately.
|
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"But we have convened, privately, for dinner, and it was great."
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Employers should be broadly free to contract privately with their workers.
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Subway, which is privately held, had seen years of massive expansion.
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Most elected Republicans in town would privately prefer a President Pence.
|
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It will be Calderoni's first stint at a privately held startup.
|
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He promised to meet with them privately after the news conference.
|
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Privately, he thought that Goldwater was a disaster for the party.
|
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Johnson said the cost, 60 million pounds, would be privately funded.
|
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She sent the video privately to a few middle school parents.
|
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A privately-financed health system would never achieve something like this.
|
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Privately-held Bright House also is in favor of its acquisition.
|
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MGM Resorts and AEG privately funded the entire T-Mobile Arena.
|
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But at the most recent funeral last week, mourners grieved privately.
|
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He privately described that version as "mean," according to congressional sources.
|
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", the bot responded by asking me privately, "Can I share this?
|
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For context, Forbes lists Cargill as America's largest privately-held company.
|
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Several ambitious Republicans are privately keeping their options open for 2020.
|
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Jordanian authorities privately said King Abdullah intervened to secure his release.
|
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Others -- particularly partisan pollsters -- poll off a privately maintained voter file.
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There's many situations where we work privately because it's more effective.
|
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" Aziz says he "took her words to heart and responded privately.
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Its last valuation as a privately held company was $76 billion.
|
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It is privately held and does not disclose its annual revenues.
|
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He also privately met some of the young victims in hospital.
|
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The family appreciates that they have this time to grieve privately.
|
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Incapable of small talk, Queen Elizabeth privately complained he was dull.
|
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The same exasperation is felt -- but expressed privately -- in Saudi Arabia.
|
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Privately, McConnell told aides and allies that he worried about Kander.
|
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Altogether, two-thirds of the project is to be financed privately.
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I just made those in front of everybody, rather than privately.
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The couple agreed to settle their divorce privately in August 2016.
|
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They tell me sometimes in front of other people, sometimes privately.
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We're told the ex wants to privately sell it for $7,500.
|
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No system of education — government sponsored or privately run — is perfect.
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It is much more expensive than life insurance if purchased privately.
|
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Now, is that true of a privately funded report like this?
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They're privately targeting July 4 to get the GOP to crack.
|
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British officials long said privately what Sir Robert now says publicly.
|
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O on a long-term payment schedule for privately insured patients.
|
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And a privately financed, free-market system is impossible — a unicorn.
|
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Initially, like other financial firms, it voiced these objections only privately.
|
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It is unclear if they have reached out to Ritchie privately.
|
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A quarter of the British team in Rio were privately educated.
|
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But privately they concede he is doing what they once did.
|
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This would put some weaker privately owned banks' liquidity at risk.
|
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Privately-owned Leclerc is France's largest food retailer by market share.
|
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Plus, 95 percent of the Lone Star State is privately owned.
|
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"He was very nosy," Carrier wrote, in a privately published autobiography.
|
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However, unlike some state-owned airlines, British Airways is privately held.
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The privately funded U.S. Diplomacy Center will formally open in 2018.
|
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You and I both speak to people privately in that company.
|
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A charter school here, a privately operated public bus system there.
|
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For nearly two months, Democrats have held their impeachment inquiry privately.
|
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Trump has also privately mulled firing Rosenstein, CNN has previously reported.
|
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In response, Patrick privately sent him specific terms for a deal.
|
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The company, which is privately held, declined to confirm the figure.
|
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Rowland previously worked at Brooks Macdonald, a privately owned investment manager.
|
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The company was last privately valued at $47 billion in January.
|
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Their own aides privately acknowledge both are in a tough position.
|
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In the U.S. South, 28503 percent of forests are privately owned.
|
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Moe's, a privately held company, declined to comment for this article.
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GOP leaders have also privately and publicly urged Rubio to run.
|
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But these privately run, unlicensed lockups are no place for children.
|
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Breitbart, which is privately owned, has declined to release revenue figures.
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They also point to T-Mobile Arena, which was privately financed.
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I am a health care practitioner in a privately owned practice.
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Notably, it isn't a charter school, which would be privately run.
|
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The trains would be privately owned, most often by their drivers.
|
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But privately they feel that the lender must also bear responsibility.
|
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Mr. Ban also met with Security Council diplomats privately on Monday.
|
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Privately run tournaments like the College Basketball Invitational and the CollegeInsider.
|
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CERT/CC expressed its "appreciation" for Jain privately reporting the bug.
|
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Meanwhile, Mehala has found it impossible to rent privately in Bristol.
|
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I asked the warrior if she would talk to me privately.
|
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"These conversations are conducted candidly, frankly, privately," Turnbull said on Thursday.
|
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Trump's made the decision privately, said a source with direct knowledge.
|
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Privately, some U.S. officials sound less than happy about Lieberman's ascent.
|
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The two men met privately before sitting down for their meal.
|
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Airbnb was last privately valued at $31 billion, according to Pitchbook.
|
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Still, the prospect of reduced privately funded research is an issue.
|
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Most privately owned laboratory chimpanzees are also headed for retirement centers.
|
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Kaval insisted that the A's would privately finance their new stadium.
|
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Privately, they have said Mr. McCarthy does not have the votes.
|
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Privately, Utzon hoped he could figure out how to build it.
|
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Women testify about their hurt, publicly and privately, all the time.
|
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Privately, many moderate Democratic senators are harshly critical of Sanders's tactics.
|
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But Western aid officials said privately that this was a charade.
|
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In Alberta, marijuana will be available in licensed, privately owned shops.
|
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Privately, though, Republicans are already scrambling to protect Mr. Cochran's seat.
|
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The company, which is privately owned, does not release sales figures.
|
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While Uber is privately held, the company provides detailed financial information.
|
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"I always privately celebrate it as my private anniversary," he said.
|
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Beyond Mr. Pittenger, some Republicans had privately speculated that former Gov.
|
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Stakhovsky's comments have repeatedly drawn Murray's rebuke, both publicly and privately.
|
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That's because both the trust and Trump Organization are privately held.
|
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Moroccan soccer officials are privately playing down doubts about their bid.
|
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Each person identified as something other than heterosexual, but only privately.
|
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Privately, Renault executives were increasingly concerned about Nissan's flagging financial performance.
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As his success grew, Mr. Wainaina privately grappled with his sexuality.
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Our sources say prison officials were privately giggling over the irony.
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"Privately, collectors are buying in a more meaningful way," she said.
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Kitchen met privately with the Honor Code office following the Feb.
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"Just cough up the money and do it privately," he said.
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The president has fumed privately and publicly about Mr. Price's actions.
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He said to me privately that all people have a conscience.
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Most sports teams try to conduct coach or manager searches privately.
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It is the largest privately funded museum in the nation's capital.
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The president has continued to privately discuss the matter, sources say.
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That made Beijing the dominant shareholder in many privately held outfits.
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I handled this privately because I care about doing what's right.
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Speaking privately, they said they'd prefer for one night of debating.
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Mr. Rosenstein has said privately that he was thinking of quitting.
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He privately courted journalists even as he trashed them in public.
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Stewart points out that Rosenstein agreed to meet with Trump privately.
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Privately, it would start working on a fix for the MCAS.
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Husband actually wants it dead; gynecologist privately assumes she'll keep it.
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Mr. Donnelly said he wanted to discuss a different topic privately.
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He has continued to speak to Gowdy privately about the situation.
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And yet it garnered a valuation, privately, of 25 times revenue.
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President Obama privately said he would speak up to stop Sen.
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Privately, Greitens sought to assure the political community of the same.
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What you see from him publicly is what you get privately.
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Allies are privately scrambling to get through the White House door.
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He will become the CEO at privately held luggage company Away.
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Privately, I protested what she said; here my protest becomes public.
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What might be optimal for the economy can be privately harmful.
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But it's unclear to me what LeBron thinks privately of Lue.
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Privately, national Democrats have said they have concerns about violent clashes.
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Privately I thought of her as Aunt Beast, from Chapter 11.
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Yovanovitch testified both publicly and privately in the House impeachment inquiry.
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But privately, some Democrats are alarmed by the lack of candidates.
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Dr. King was privately distraught over the war and Dodd's response.
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They spoke like Saint Francis in public while privately worshipping Mammon.
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In December the government bought out six privately-owned fertility clinics.
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But, privately, several department officials acknowledged that their position was tenuous.
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It wasn't articulated by top Democrats, several lawmakers privately complained afterward.
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Privately, Mr. Castro has seethed over the scrutiny of his Spanish.
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Some clients say BlackRock and Vanguard effectively press their concerns privately.
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Privately, Republicans made clear they understand the risks they are running.
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Privately-owned New Balance reported sales of $4 billion in 2017.
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Maintaining her empire privately has panned out extremely well for Winfrey.
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Mars is privately-owned and makes almost $35 billion in sales.
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"Companies like that, they have to be privately held," Chouinard said.
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St. Catherines is privately owned and not open to the public.
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Cohen has said privately a reduced sentence is not his motivation.
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"Independents" refers to privately held companies that are comparable to Darktrace.
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The privately-owned Standard Newspaper said there were no flight disruptions.
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Koch is a privately-held industrial conglomerate based in Wichita, Kansas.
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But their privately funded training was canceled almost before it began.
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Emma's daughters wrote her long letters to privately express their complaints.
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Transcontinental will buy the privately held Coveris with cash and debt.
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And members of both parties privately expressed alarmed at the situation.
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The majority of the nation's CI is privately owned and operated.
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Privately held rental company Airbnb enjoyed another successful summer, Patterson said.
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Sometimes I called to privately express my disagreement with a policy.
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Anatoly was privately tutored in French and German as a child.
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The problem is that many shops are small, privately owned businesses.
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The king privately owns Solliden Palace, the royal family's summer residence.
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Valadao, for his part, believes his pitch delivered privately is working.
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Employees who prefer to arbitrate privately will still have that option.
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During increasingly candid conversations, Buakaw privately confessed his wish to retire.
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Cohen also testified privately before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday.
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The site won't get taxpayer dollars; it would be privately funded.
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But, privately, a lot of people are skeptical that could happen.
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US officials have privately called that incident "very, very, very serious."
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We envision something that looks a lot like the CitiBike model—so obviously a lot of interaction and interfacing with NYC Department of Transportation (DOT) and other city agencies, but fundamentally privately funded, and privately operated.
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In the meantime, to keep the lights on as those privately held companies have continued to operate privately, Bullish has also managed to land more traditional big-league clients, including Anheuser-Busch, Pepsi, Nike and Walmart.
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The request came after McCabe told him privately the report was wrong.
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"We have convened, privately, for dinner, and it was great," Kudrow said.
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NASA also hired privately owned SpaceX to fly cargo to the station.
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Obviously I'd rather [these Tumblr posts] had been said privately to me.
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The privately-held company did not give a reason for the increase.
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These patients were privately insured and took at least one neurologic medication.
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Then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton privately criticized Giuliani at the time.
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Some of the land is privately owned, which could prove another hurdle.
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Privately, Democratic aides have expressed confidence that Brown will sign the bill.
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He asked to speak to Calloway privately after he left the stage.
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Prior to Cavalry, Rouven invested privately in more than 35 startups worldwide.
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The group is privately held by members of the Louis Dreyfus family.
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We are trying to resolve this privately, without resorting to enforcement mechanisms.
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She is now expected to interview privately on Friday with GOP leaders.
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In Kinshasa she spoke privately with President Joseph Kabila for 90 minutes.
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Privately operated Nissan vans awaited to take them to points inside Somalia.
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Webpass, a San Francisco-based company founded in 2003, is privately held.
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More likely, they're still working out the details of their divorce privately.
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Privately held Lampiris has about one million clients in Belgium and France.
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Privately held State Farm is the largest, with an 18.3 percent share.
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Because the company is privately held, it does not disclose financial results.
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Age: 2200+ Retail type: Privately-run storefronts, including in First Nations communities.
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But that doesn't mean you can't privately have hope for the future!
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The Boring Company says the project will be 33 percent privately funded.
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She suffered years of chronic pain, a battle she dealt with privately.
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Republican senators worried, privately, about the same thing from the other side.
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And some advocates have privately questioned whether the directive would be enforceable.
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The privately run Pequot Library hosts concerts and lectures throughout the year.
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Launched in 2014, MOAS is the first privately funded migrant rescue service.
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Investigators also searched the newsrooms of privately-owned online news portal Tut.
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I'm sure you've done it before when you dumped his ass privately.
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All along, however, he has spoken privately about reasons not to run.
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Mr Trump is said to refer to him privately as "Juan Trump".
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The browser's new extension blocks invisible trackers, allowing you to browse privately.
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Most of them started life as scrappy startups, and are privately held.
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Privately, aid workers laughed when asked if they thought it would work.
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Carvajal was arrested on Rincon's privately-owned airplane, according to Johnson's order.
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Powell has privately denounced Republican nominee Donald Trump in remarkably strong terms.
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Most such insurance contracts are arranged privately and the details never publicized.
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Privately, smart Chinese policy types lament their country's new fondness for boasting.
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The vast majority of private-equity firms, however, are privately held partnerships.
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CEA is a not-for-profit, privately funded and publicly managed organization.
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To be clear, the ability to share tweets privately is not new.
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WOB account for nearly one third (31 percent) of privately-held firms.
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It is privately held, with profits thought to be around $3bn-4bn.
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"I will give most of my advice to her privately," he said.
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He dated other women (like actress Barbara Valentin) publicly, and men privately.
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Even those who can afford the procedure privately may face other obstacles.
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Boring has promised that the project will be "100 percent privately funded".
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You'll need to undergo some specialist training at a privately owned facility.
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The value of privately held assets are not assessed all that often.
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I've done everything in my power to serve it militarily and privately.
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Deutsche Glasfaser is a privately funded company that builds fiber broadband networks.
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The issue was reported privately by Google to Microsoft on November 25.
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These companies in effect are getting all the capital they need privately.
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Infowars, a privately owned conspiracy blog, is currently being owned in public.
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Some privately-owned Chinese companies used foreign lenders for their overseas forays.
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Anyone who refused to move from the privately owned land was arrested.
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Brazil has about 13 state-owned ports and 180 privately-held terminals.
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Privately, most top Trump administration officials are delighted conservatives aren't pressuring them.
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Hilarious moments that make you go to the bathroom to laugh privately.
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Privately, however, Lynton had serious fears that Sony Entertainment would not survive.
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California fire officials said Smith and his equipment had been hired privately.
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Some privately-owned Gulf religious TV networks have advocated the Ahwazi cause.
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Is it possible to give privately in ways that create real change?
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The other potential bidder is Brazil's privately-owned JBJ Investimentos, Valor wrote.
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Almost 6.9 million privately insured U.S. women used the pill that year.
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Reach out privately to the person who was bullied to offer support.
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Officials privately still held out hope that Trump would change his mind.
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Madrid-headquartered Cepsa is Europe's largest privately-owned oil and gas company.
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Shipments by privately held Dell fell the least, by only 0.4 percent.
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And White House officials are privately anxious about where this is heading.
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The privately owned zoo began live-streaming from April's enclosure in February.
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The privately held company is not required to reveal its financial results.
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Exact numbers are tough to come by because manufacturers are privately held.
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Turkish officials privately said such reports do not reflect Ankara's formal stance.
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Since 2015 Hodeidah residents have used privately-owned generators to produce electricity.
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Finansbank is the fifth-largest privately-owned bank by assets in Turkey.
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Mashreq is the largest privately-owned bank in the United Arab Emirates.
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States will need organizations such as exchanges that could be privately funded.
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FireEye — FireEye bought privately held intelligence agency iSight Partners for $200 million.
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The company said Koo's funeral would be held privately with family members.
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Privately, he and other Russian officials took a wait-and-see attitude.
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Obama and the Dalai Lama will meet privately at 10:15 a.m.
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GoShare scooters can use the same kiosks as privately owned Gogoro vehicles.
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Another 50 or so have selected banks or may have filed privately.
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He has said privately that the retreat is perfect for this use.
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The privately held company, based in Las Vegas, sued Pulse in 2007.
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Pulse, a privately-held company based in San Diego, had no comment.
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Harry Truman privately worried that the CIA would become an American Gestapo.
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An estimated 85 percent of critical infrastructure is privately owned and operated.
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She came to me privately to tell me about what had happened.
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After an elaborate lunch was served, I spoke privately with Abu Jihad.
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Administration officials have even hinted at this publicly, while admitting it privately.
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But at the same time, privately-paid medical costs are greatly reduced.
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Privately owned Marucci Sports reportedly generated $15.7 million in revenue in 230.
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The two men are scheduled to meet privately in Washington next week.
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Today, privately owned cars spend most of their lives parked and unused.
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Senators have been privately discussing adding the bipartisan proposal into the NDAA.
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Privately, Sadler did apologize to McCain's daughter Meghan in a phone call.
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Privately, however, they acknowledge it's highly likely the GOP would do so.
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The SARB has been privately owned since it was established in 1921.
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Earlier on Friday, May met victims privately at a central London hospital.
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But he hasn't signaled, even privately, what his next move will be.
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I privately disagreed, thinking of some of the behaviors that were repressed.
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Founded in 1990, Transaero was one of Russia's largest privately-owned airlines.
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These virtual visits are provided by American Well, a privately held company.
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Do I go through the process of vetting someone to hire privately?
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TauRx, which is privately held, operates out of Aberdeen, Scotland, and Singapore.
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The network runs 323 privately operated campuses across Chicago, housing 7,500 students.
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But privately, Trump assailed Cohen as a "liar," one administration official said.
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These changes eliminate the most significant legal obstacle to privately funded projects.
|
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Still, Gulf Arab leaders privately told Kushner that the decision was counterproductive.
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Nearly 360 million acres of our forests are privately owned and managed.
|
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Administration officials have even hinted at this publicly while admitting it privately.
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Chileans, by contrast, invest the money they save in privately managed funds.
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About 90 percent of the videos are shared privately, Mr. Dash said.
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Bloomberg is privately held and seems unlikely to be sold anytime soon.
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Along with Tesla, Musk runs the privately owned space transportation company SpaceX.
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The company, which is privately held, is valued at around $25.5 billion.
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Privately, his original goal was to identify about 29,211, or 230 percent.
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Because it is privately held, Uber isn't required to release financial results.
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The wreckage was found on Sunday following a privately-funded underwater search.
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Diamond V is also privately held and does no disclose its revenue.
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It's also privately traded and owned by direct descendants of Levi Strauss.
|
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Half the money to back the projects would reportedly be backed privately.
|
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The family also has a privately held investment company called Plank Industries.
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It's also partially owned by the Hong Kong government and privately run.
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He's open with his recovery privately, yet expressed "vulnerability" about speaking publicly.
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Lawmakers up for re-election privately discussed how they would handle campaigning.
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Because of that, we found a privately owned venue just under that.
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As a privately held company, Versace does not disclose its financial details.
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The lobbying firms are privately discussing how to proceed, these people said.
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Because his publications were privately held, he did not disclose their finances.
|
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San Francisco officials said two privately funded sites could open this summer.
|
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Mr. Bezos owns the paper privately, separate from his role at Amazon.
|
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Some gay rights leaders privately complain that the group has gone rogue.
|
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Some GOP aides had been privately panicked about that possibility on Tuesday.
|
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who also met privately with Trump, told reporters.
|
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What some people in senior jobs say privately is a different story.
|
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In September, the younger Trump spoke privately with Senate Judiciary Committee staff.
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Democratic lawmakers should privately obstruct while being publicly magnanimous, the strategy goes.
|
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And that appears to be the drive behind the privately funded case.
|
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On Sunday, he met privately with the Bulgarian Orthodox leader, Patriarch Neophyte.
|
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But like everyone else they were eager to discuss the rumors privately.
|
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Indeed, some Republican senators have expressed similar concerns — both privately and publicly.
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Wang began cleaning homes and taking care of children privately for families.
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Tell your son, privately, that he should be a more gracious guest.
|
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In some provinces, notably Alberta, the government went with privately operated shops.
|
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Officers in some departments are privately questioning whether their forces are prepared.
|
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Weeks later, the business was sold to privately held giftware distributor Enesco.
|
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That aide, Fiona Hill, testified privately to House impeachment investigators on Monday.
|
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But privately, he knew the truth: They had finally come for him.
|
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Murray Energy is the largest privately held coal company in the country.
|
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" He prayed privately and took refuge in his posse of "super-nerds.
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Employment rises 13% in buyouts of privately held companies (non PE-backed).
|
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Privately, though, Cohen was stressed, according to court documents filed by Patricia.
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In the decades since, tourism at the privately run development has rebounded.
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Shall I visit you to privately discuss his loyalty & reliability w/ you.
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He added that he liked that it would mostly be funded privately.
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Parnas said they didn't discuss Ukraine -- because Giuliani would brief Trump privately.
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The house is currently privately owned, though it is a historic landmark.
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They're living as farmworkers on privately held land that they don't own.
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Some bankers privately estimate proceeds from penalties could amount to $20 billion.
|
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Other Democrats in Washington breathed a sigh of relief, at least privately.
|
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The group has privately spoken with the White House about the tariffs.
|
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Platts cited unnamed sources at state-owned and privately-held Chinese companies.
|
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Republicans increasingly concede privately that their House majority seems a lost cause.
|
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He recently complained privately that he should never have made the move.
|
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But just before the wedding he privately acknowledged the sea of doubters.
|
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HABERMAN: You talk to Democrats privately that will admit — TRUMP: I do.
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For example: Trump appreciates when Ryan criticizes him privately, instead of publicly.
|
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As a privately held company, Sears no longer discloses its sales figures.
|
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi met with House Democrats privately Tuesday to outline plans.
|
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She also studied flute privately with Jean-Pierre Rampal and John Wummer.
|
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" A senior officer privately advised Matthew, "Lighten up a little bit, man.
|
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Privately, many experts warned the system would fare worse in real combat.
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Last year, the privately held company was valued at nearly $4 billion.
|
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Only then, they say, can the president privately raise human rights concerns.
|
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The family-run, privately-held company does not release full financial information.
|
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But according to Skehan, the privately-held company is doing just fine.
|
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Heaven Hill is a large privately owned spirits maker based in Bardstown.
|
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The company, which remains privately held, does not release recent revenue figures.
|
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Terms of the sale were not disclosed by the privately held company.
|
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But participants have said privately it could take months longer than that.
|
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Privately run hospital firms thrive on opacity and consolidation, which boost earnings.
|
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In fact nearly half of all Forest Service campgrounds are managed privately.
|
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Sources say Prince Turki had been privately critical of the Crown Prince.
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Hall said the sergeant is remorseful and privately apologized to Randall-Gay.
|
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The other $407 million worth of stock comes from privately held companies.
|
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FMC will take a 19 percent stake in the privately held company.
|
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Privately, Azar's and Verma's camps are pointing the finger at one another.
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Maybe next time you need to message someone privately, do it right.
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Christie's, which is privately owned, has been more circumspect with its guarantees.
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Brown's press secretary said the two met privately in his Sacramento office.
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After Tesla, Musk says his largest holding is in privately owned SpaceX.
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It is the country's largest privately owned telescope, not its largest telescope.
|
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What DOJ privately told Clinton operatives is paramount as it implicates partiality.
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Privately, some observers suspect whatever Bolton ultimately says could damage the president.
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However, the precise figure is unknown because Purdue Pharma is privately held.
|
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He has also privately coached more than 113,000 people for his research.
|
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Privately operated, smaller businesses contribute to well over half of economic growth.
|
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At a privately held corporation, the outlay would not arch an eyebrow.
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SOCIAL Q'S He has been privately and publicly cruel about my sexuality.
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But privately, they kept raising one issue not on the agenda: homosexuality.
|
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" Privately, he told the White House, "That's not going to happen again.
|
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The wedding will also be privately funded, Buckingham Palace confirmed to Insider.
|
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Some senators said privately that Barr was advocating for the draft plan.
|
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American diplomats had privately pressed the Saudis to relent in their blockade.
|
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Some activists have privately expressed concerns that his rhetoric could be bombastic.
|
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Yet part of the trouble lies with leadership, Democratic aides privately concede.
|
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The figures quashed talk of a buyout of the privately owned company.
|
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Instead, the material was to be swapped privately between the lawyers involved.
|
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Mr. Cotton dined privately with Mr. Trump on Tuesday night among a small group of senators the president is engaging to restart a stalled legislative agenda, and the senator said he has shared his thoughts privately with the president.
|
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That obviously is a complicating factor here, if Trump's resentment toward the Republican Congress is in fact privately compounded by the Russia issue, which he has not talked as much about publicly but seems to be furious about privately.
|
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But inmates who attend privately financed college classes before release fare much better.
|
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Privately, aides said there was likely not much Kelly could do about it.
|
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His novel is not merely stalled; privately, he's given it up for dead.
|
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The upheaval empowers civil servants, who privately favour the least-disruptive Brexit possible.
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The league has been privately owned by the France family since its start.
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He's dealing with the person that was using it without his knowledge privately.
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If you're going to make a sex tape, do it consensually and privately.
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It is disappointing that she chose to air her grievances publicly not privately.
|
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Redstone's privately owned National Amusements is the largest shareholder in Viacom and CBS.
|
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Others say privately elements of the military had a hand in the process.
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It retroactively legalizes about 4,000 settler homes built on privately owned Palestinian land.
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But they privately complain that the politics to let that happen aren't there.
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Humanity's first privately-launched, crewed space flight is a few steps from happening.
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However, that issue was settled privately between the former couple, according to People .
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Of the three cables, Curie is the only one that Google privately owns.
|
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The hospital is reportedly considering a cap on charges for privately insured patients.
|
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After the reception, Trump met privately with House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wisconsin.
|
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Late last year, U.S. axles and driveshafts maker Dana also privately approached GKN.
|
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But privately, Trump worried Gorsuch wouldn't be "loyal" enough, sources told the Post.
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The public-private partnership project will include new privately developed express toll lanes.
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Attendees include guests, speakers, and prize winners and are invited privately and individually.
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Founded in 2646, TTX is a privately-held corporation based in Chicago, Illinois.
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McDonald's Corp and privately held Chick-fil-A had already made similar commitments.
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The court found that Amona was built illegally on privately-owned Palestinian land.
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Historically she spends the day privately, not out and about on official engagements
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Both companies are privately held and not obligated to make their finances public.
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However, newspaper Corriere della Sera said on Wednesday that he privately had doubts.
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It's also important because of the current fundraising environment facing privately held companies.
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Stars groom much more privately, with consultants and surgeons used to nondisclosure agreements.
|
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She is also a proponent of publicly funded but privately run charter schools.
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Privately-held Dundas Mining is planning to reactive the Avebury mine in Tasmania.
|
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But privately, EMILY's List president Stephanie Schriock reached out to Pressley Tuesday night.
|
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The first was to start the investigative process by privately deposing key players.
|
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Many will privately allow that they too have been grieving since the election.
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Williams testified both privately and publicly in connection with the House impeachment inquiry.
|
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Y., said that Mueller wanted to testify privately to Congress about the probe.
|
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Mr. Sadr privately shared this distrust with the shah, according to the book.
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Some are privately run fee-paying ones for children of the urban elite.
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The group that built a privately funded border wall is under criminal investigation.
|
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And Kerry has vaguely alluded to privately nudging the government on the issue.
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In Nevada, privately financed XpressWest plans to link Las Vegas to Southern California.
|
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Most such companies were founded in the last decade, and raise money privately.
|
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The company is the cement arm of privately-held industrial conglomerate Votorantim Group.
|
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Brazil has about 37 state-owned ports and 180 privately-held marine terminals.
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" That outfit will use donations to privately build "significant segments of the wall.
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These will be the first privately owned (or leased, technically), fully autonomous vehicles.
|
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She privately complained that the media did not understand Trump's compassion and empathy.
|
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The startup is privately funded at this point, including by the co-founders.
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Back in 2013, Gomez canceled tour dates to privately deal with her disease.
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Founded in 1980, privately-held Serena Software is a provider of enterprise software.
|
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Even privately held Kaspersky Labs is looking outwards to find innovative security startups.
|
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Bezos, 55, is the founder of Blue Origin, a privately funded aerospace manufacturer.
|
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The group is selling its own digital currency privately before launching the platform.
|
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He wishes Trump had not met privately with Putin in Helsinki this week.
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Donatella is artistic director and vice president of the privately held fashion company.
|
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Privately, officials of the Catalan government admitted they were completely unprepared for statehood.
|
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To this day, Versace is a privately owned label, run by Gianni's relatives.
|
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So is Trump privately complaining to Sessions that he shouldn't have recused himself?
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"Traffickers most commonly transport small, multikilogram shipments of methamphetamine in privately-owned vehicles."
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The bounty program had been privately available to select users since September 2016.
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Landry revealed the state's decision privately to Sterling's family before making his announcement.
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Privately owned Credit Bank of Moscow is Russia's ninth-largest lender by assets.
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Trump often privately laments that his current lawyers don't measure up to Cohn.
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You can also type a response that's then shared privately in a chat.
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It is easy to find Labour MPs who gripe about Mr Corbyn privately.
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I asked Marilyn if I could talk to him privately, off the record.
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He is both privately and publicly at odds with much that Alabamians value.
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They have an assurance privately that he&aposs not going to do this.
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Chanel, also known for no5 perfume, is privately-owned by the Wertheimer family.
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On Tuesday, CIA Director Gina Haspel privately briefed a select group of senators.
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Privately, Democratic lawmakers and advisers doubt the hearings will significantly boost that number.
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In other words, Strzok was not fired for simply expressing his opinion privately.
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Privately held Palantir helps government agencies track down terrorists and uncover financial fraud.
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Is that really true or do they secretly, privately really want regime change?
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Republican senators privately joke about Trump's substance-free phone calls to pitch them.
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Musk is the CEO of both privately-held SpaceX and electric automaker Tesla.
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Privately owned Cylance uses machine learning to preempt security breaches before they occur.
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I have some concerns and would like to address them with you privately.
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But senior military commanders already are talking privately about further troop level increases.
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But his campaign privately told a leading small business group he'd keep it.
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The state uses both publicly and privately run prisons; Lee Correctional is public.
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Trump met privately with Ryan in New York on Monday at her request.
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Privately-owned Cooperativa Aurora Alimentos said the plant in question employs 1,30 workers.
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The young family will spend the rest of Thursday privately together, aides said.
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Facing calls from Congress, the FDA has privately been searching for a solution.
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Airbnb is unusual among privately held start-ups in that it's already profitable.
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Bankers, lawyers and lobbyists privately said Trump's order would not do much immediately.
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In the past, the social network has made editorial decisions like this privately.
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The Margaret Chisholm Resettlement House is privately run by Calgary's Catholic Immigration Society.
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Johnson met privately with the leaders of the Senate intelligence committee last week.
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"I'm meeting privately with the governor Wednesday," the Windy City native tweeted Monday.
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Yet, in our homes, we privately condemn Colin Kaepernick for protesting racial injustice.
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The privately held firm is estimated to be worth more than General Motors.
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At the same time, there will be people [privately] live-streaming the parade.
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President Trump is defending Rob Porter even though, privately, he says he's guilty.
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The goal is to ultimately end the department's use of privately operated prisons.
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The family remained quiet recently in hopes the case could be resolved privately.
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Our local and privately run parks as well as museums are doing fine.
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Fischer's Ukranian subsidiary, privately held, does not disclose financial figures for the factory.
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The Aurora center is privately run and is supposed to house 150 detainees.
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Last year it privately sold 500 million euros of a 13-year bond.
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The USDA estimates that more than 85% of Louisiana wetlands is privately owned.
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Kate Hudson and Taraji P. Henson are walking, arm in arm, speaking privately.
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CNN privately sought a resolution for several days before filing suit on Tuesday.
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T.G.I. Friday's has been privately held since merging with Carlson 30 years ago.
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NBC News: Democrats are publicly outspoken in opposition; Republicans' concerns are privately shared.
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Secretaries of state and presidents have argued privately before over process and substance.
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Others have privately floated that as few as three bills could get through.
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He listed several public figures whose anti-Mafia stances disguised privately unscrupulous behavior.
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Privately, the Israeli military and intelligence community is telling Washington the same thing.
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Chick-fil-A remains a privately-owned company and is closed every Sunday.
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However, according to the website, the property has been privately owned since 1995.
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Clinton then met with McCartney and his wife privately for about 30 minutes.
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Stone later did privately disclose the identity of the individual to the panel.
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The business, still privately-owned, has raised an astronomical sum of venture capital.
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Absent that steady stream of public funds, these privately managed businesses would collapse.
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Lyft is privately traded, and is not required to publicly disclose financial results.
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The roster of his privately held company, Jampol Artist Management, or Jam Inc.
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The Afghan government had lobbied privately to keep the troops, American officials said.
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Strong demand for wood is the economic armor protecting privately owned working forests.
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Ryan, who is also Catholic, has defended his move both publicly and privately.
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Some of them are speaking out publicly, whereas others acknowledge their disagreement privately.
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It was one of the largest investments into a privately held start-up.
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Trump also praised Mexican leadership Wednesday, when he met privately with Peña Nieto.
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The president privately tried to get Corker to holster his defiance, but failed.
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For days he pleaded with the administration, privately and publicly, to change course.
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BBU is Venezuela's largest privately held bank in terms of deposits and assets.
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We do it quite a bit privately and sometimes he does it publicly.
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Before taking the stage, Sanders met privately with local elected officials and pastors.
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The school system, Newark's largest employer, withered, as privately run charter schools proliferated.
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The Trump campaign welcomed their help and encouraged it, both publicly and privately.
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The league has been privately-owned by the France family since its start.
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Reuters has reported that the UAE has privately taken credit for the deal.
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Details of the losses are not available, because the entities were privately held.
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Cohen will meet privately with members of the House Intelligence Committee on Thursday.
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Privately, aides said there was likely not much Kelly could do about it.
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But privately, each says that if combat were required, the other would win.
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The following day, health and education experts privately expressed concern about Juul's plans.
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The company runs the eighth largest privately-owned rail fleet in North America.
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LyondellBasell and privately held Odebrecht declined to comment on details of the deal.
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Misra isn't commenting publicly, but has privately told people he's being set up.
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But privately, the hardcore nationalist trade adviser is all in for the job.
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In June, Nigerian government officials said privately it had a ceasefire with militants.
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He fumed privately about the lack of progress in talks with North Korea.
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He signaled that some lawmakers could support the carbon policy, at least privately.
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I've gotten to a place where I can no longer hold them privately.
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A number of Democrats privately want Conyers to go, though only two — Reps.
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Memorigin, as a privately owned company, does not disclose sales or revenue figures.
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The club said it will privately honor Johnson's memory in the coming days.
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Children in Medicaid typically face dental issues more dire than those privately insured.
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The privately held conglomerate's Corpus Christi subsidiary makes paving and pavement preservation products.
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After meeting with Trump, Barr huddled privately with the lawmakers, the source said.
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Joe Biden has publicly and privately encouraged Harris to stay involved in politics.
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Saudi Arabia and Turkey are both regional powers, publicly allies but privately rivals.
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But officials said privately that the casualties could be as high as 30.
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Mr. Trump also continues to push ideas that Mr. Mnuchin has privately discouraged.
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But privately and publicly, tennis officials — past and present — defended Ramos on Sunday.
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During one commercial break, they talked privately and whispered into each other's ears.
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Because the university is privately owned, they have the right to do so.
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Now they're flocking to Telegram, a messaging app that lets them communicate privately.
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Privately installed and maintained portable toilets have since been placed near park restrooms.
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Both men have privately been making plans to take over, these people said.
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Among them, an expected shift away from privately-owned FHVs towards leased ones.
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Being privately held companies, neither Christie's nor Phillips disclosed a profit or loss.
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He is the third CEO ever, and the company is still privately owned.
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Yet Mr. Trump privately acknowledged earlier Tuesday that the speech would change little.
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An estimated 60 percent of them are held in privately-run detention facilities.
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Trump has frequently shared her views about policy issues privately with her husband.
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" The source adds, "They've been talking privately for a bit and hanging out.
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Many said privately that they want to look at what they can do.
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Starting at 9pm Washington, DC time, Trump will meet privately with Kim again.
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Geely Auto, China's largest privately-owned car maker, traded flat in Hong Kong.
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But privately, she said that she fights gripping self-doubt and abject fear.
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Privately, however, he is sympathetic to Trump's view, according to two diplomatic officials.
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Moreover, I have never engaged any part of social media, privately or professionally.
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Where is the common sense to handle such thinking privately, not on Twitter?
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But he often complains to me privately that her vegan dishes are bland.
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If they can't travel commercially, will we be able to fly them privately?
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Adelanto is one of many privately run immigrant detention centers across the country.
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"We should wait on communicating anything more privately," he wrote in an Aug.
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But privately, senior GOP sources say a vote is more likely next week.
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Luckily for Abigail, her father is happy to tutor his clever girl privately.
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She began to privately tally the names of the people who had disappeared.
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Mr. Staley asked Mr. Theakston whether his company was publicly or privately owned.
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Mr. McConnell has privately expressed doubt that Mr. Trump can salvage his administration.
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Federal prosecutors around the country began to privately articulate fears of political interference.
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Sesac, which is privately held, has always remained closely guarded about its finances.
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Robins Island, which is off the coast of Long Island, is privately owned.
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In a lot of cases we found that these plantations are privately owned.
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Thomas Power, a protégé of LeMay, who privately described Power as a sadist.
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Agent Rodgers's employer did not publicly challenge this, but privately his supervisors did.
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Joe Biden has publicly and privately encouraged Harris to remain involved in politics.
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During the Clinton impeachment, senators often emerged to share what went on privately.
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In the first act, one audience member privately listens to an audio track.
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It's not clear how many of those miles are on privately owned land.
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Russia's biggest producers of pork include Cherkizovo , Rusagro and privately held group Miratorg.
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Deeply unsettled, the leaders discussed these concerns privately on several occasions I witnessed.
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I think he's doing work privately and likes to keep that very private.
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Laliberté's privately owned island, named Nukutepipi, is located in French Polynesia near Tahiti.
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Privately held EasyMile, founded in 2014, has shuttles in use around the world.
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White House aides privately expressed shock that Mr. Mulvaney said what he said.
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NAI has made every effort to deal with this matter privately and confidentially.
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They privately nudge officials in the region to press their attack on corruption.
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The privately held company may raise an additional $100 million, these people said.
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Lobbyists privately expressed mixed views on the prospect of her joining the committee.
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He has since publicly and privately waffled over if he'll ultimately back Trump.
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Since December, ReachNow has been privately testing its service, with about 2,000 members.
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But most Trump advisers privately concede that major changes are unlikely anytime soon.
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Thailand had about 0003 million privately owned firearms in 2000, according to Gunpolicy.
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Yet Medicaid's reimbursement rate is only about half that of privately-insured patients.
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"But it has to be done privately, quietly, without any fanfare," he added.
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In Europe last week, world leaders privately implored Mr. Trump not to bolt.
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He has continued, however, to try to clear his name publicly and privately.
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Why not call these schools public-private, or privately managed, publicly funded schools?
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In the aftermath, some college sports executives were privately skeptical of the approach.
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In a move rumored for days, Priebus privately submitted his resignation on Thursday.
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It could contravene ethics rules that prohibit government endorsements of privately made products.
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Several candidates privately told me that people are afraid to talk to them.
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That will only happen privately if there's a legitimate concern for national security.
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"We have offered our solidarity and support to her privately," the message states.
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Cyrus encouraged him to post it after he played it for her privately.
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Another year, another mogul making a splash with a new privately owned museum.
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But behind the scenes, they're privately gaming out a number of potential scenarios.
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Privately held Signa already owns the Karstadt chain, the biggest rival to Kaufhof.
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The company filed privately with the SEC for an IPO earlier this year.
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The privately held company sells firearms only at its flagship store in Maine.
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Mattis could be saying one thing in public and doing something else privately.
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Privately, Saudi officials fret that the American security umbrella seems full of holes.
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Lashing out Privately, however, Trump hasn't focused his ire solely on Senate Democrats.
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Privately-owned Cargill tried to sell the hedge fund business two years ago.
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Privately owned Hollywood Cemetery appears to receive little — if any — taxpayer support now.
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Privately, he told aides that the summit in Hanoi was unlikely to succeed.
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Throughout Google's evolution as a privately held company, we have managed Google differently.
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Three House committees have been privately questioning witnesses for the last several weeks.
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Privately, they made sure their own employees wouldn't have to drink Flint's water.
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Privately-run, smaller businesses are among the hardest hit by the virus' disruptions.
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After the hearing, the parole board members will meet privately and then vote.
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Ambry, which is privately held, would retain its current leadership, these people said.
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And thus you have a ... My misunderstanding ... But you could do it privately.
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The privately run news agency Demiroren said nine of those injured were children.
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Charter schools are publicly funded but privately run and generally are not unionized.
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Until restitution is made publicly as well as privately, his reckoning rings hollow.
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Privately, people close to Mr. Trump said his lawyers were reviewing all options.
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And some of those former employees privately have reached out to their tormentor.
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But they're privately plotting how to survive -- and even prosper -- in the aftershock.
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He and Corker are scheduled to talk privately about the issue this week.
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The move is also expected to draw ire of Republicans -- at least privately.
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The moment was cathartic, inspiring women to share their stories publicly and privately.
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Murkowski met privately late on Thursday with Collins, Flake and Democrat Joe Manchin.
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The Trump administration has privately circulated regulations that would expand this exemption significantly.
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