"When he is publicly triumphant, when he publicly is chastising, publicly finger pointing, he's not giving them space."
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Publicly audited, it depends what you mean by publicly audited.
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Tweets are publicly available and distributed, which helps with impressions and publicly.
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You get to celebrate publicly and you have to share your grief publicly.
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I have always publicly hated Spencer, and he has always publicly hated me.
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Of 313 Conservative Party lawmakers, 81 have publicly backed Johnson, 32 have publicly backed Michael Gove, the environment minister, and 30 have publicly backed Hunt, The Daily Telegraph said.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Yeah, Andrew I've been on 21 publicly owned – boards of publicly owned companies.
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Uber has not yet publicly offered him the job, and he hasn't yet publicly accepted it.
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Because if I don't get so publicly shamed and publicly humiliated, I don't think I wake up.
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If Tristan were to lie publicly about what conspired, then yes I would address him publicly as well.
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The company's Japanese affiliate, Levi Strauss K.K. is publicly traded in Tokyo, and Levi's bonds are publicly traded.
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You&aposve told us publicly there was no collusion, you&aposve told us publicly there was no obstruction.
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If Tristan were to lie publicly about what conspired,then yes I would address him publicly as well.
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" Madden followed up, "He's also publicly said things and then publicly said he did not say those things.
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The hearings should be conducted publicly, and certainly, the trial, should be fully publicly, as it will be.
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The two shared a publicly complimentary relationship as 2020 rivals, publicly complimenting each other's' ideas and policy positions.
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Judge is publicly announcing her campaign on Friday, the paper said, after publicly mulling the move last week.
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I'll be very disappointed if those three weren't publicly announced and publicly trading in the next couple of months.
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Of course, one downside of using publicly available information to make investment decisions is that it's, well, publicly available.
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The problem is that more than 90% of transportation infrastructure is publicly owned, publicly funded and used for free.
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Why did you decide publicly — to publicly announce FBI's recommendations that the Department of Justice not pursue criminal charges?
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PUBLICLY AVAILABLE The 180-page book states at the outset that all the facts it contains are publicly available.
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He has no publicly known history as a major art collector, and no publicly known source of great wealth.
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" But, sensing the subject was too sensitive to discuss publicly, Jones once again said, "we shouldn't talk about this publicly.
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Your brothers were named publicly with "reckless disregard" because their lawyer named them publicly and announced what the punishments were.
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"I felt like this was started publicly and it was addressed publicly and I felt like it was only fair for me to address this publicly as well before meeting behind the scenes and talking further," he shared.
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This is the Boeheim, who berates his players publicly, but then also defends them publicly, albeit in the coarsest manner imaginable.
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The company doesn't disclose its financials publicly, he said, and media outlets have been publishing estimates based on publicly available metrics.
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" On why she so rarely publicly criticizes her father: "To voice dissent publicly would mean I'm not part of the team.
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Rocky publicly thanked his fans on Instagram for their support following the ordeal, but has yet to publicly thank Trump himself.
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But despite increasing pressure from lawmakers to publicly attribute the attack to Russia, the White House hasn't publicly identified a suspect.
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Source: Publicly available data Source: Publicly available data Just how challenging is it to build a big, profitable open-source business?
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He has publicly dressed-down his attorney general, and publicly warned the special counsel to limit the scope of his inquiry.
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"At the time a presidential candidate announces their candidacy publicly, they must publicly affirm that they are a Democrat," the printout says.
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But they weren't publicly described as abuses, weren't publicly described at all, and were understood as an implicit aspect of work life.
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But in the case of Bristol-Myers, Starboard spoke out publicly against the deal one day after Wellington unveiled its stance publicly.
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When the newspaper's editors publicly apologized, prominent professional journalists publicly criticized the apology, saying the student journalists had been doing their jobs.
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The BBC is a publicly funded television network with no advertising, while Channel 4 is a publicly owned but commercially funded broadcaster.
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"You advocate publicly and you rile publicly against the Catholic Church in particular," Cardinal Pell's defense lawyer, Robert Richter, asked the witness.
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King has focused his criticism NRLC because they didn't publicly pledge support for his bill, though they did not publicly oppose it either.
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Just on Tuesday, Bloom publicly shamed Kardashian for leaving up some of his incendiary tweets from the tirade, despite his attorney publicly apologizing.
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Those contributions were not publicly disclosed by the Clintons, despite Hillary Clinton being under a White House agreement to publicly identify all donors.
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Their support, despite the "impact" of UN sanctions must be publicly addressed by the president to hold China publicly accountable for their actions.
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The acquisition of the publicly traded tracking stock would result in Dell becoming a publicly listed company without an initial public offering (IPO).
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But I find myself in the odd position of having requested an apology publicly, and then having received one—a good one—also publicly.
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We just did it publicly at South By. Yeah, you did it publicly, and you have a big chart up, what were you doing?
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But I find myself in the odd position of having requested an apology publicly, and then having received one — a good one—also publicly.
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So, this is basically the first time that they've publicly shared all of the information that we're used to seeing from publicly traded companies.
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As he publicly considers launching a Senate challenge against New Hampshire Democrat Jeanne Shaheen, Lewandowski has welcomed the opportunity to testify publicly before Congress.
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He has publicly worried about the president's trade tactics and pushed for action on infrastructure and education, and after Charlottesville, he publicly rebuked Trump.
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"Almost all the answers he gave are consistent with what he said publicly, and publicly he said he did not know about it," Giuliani said.
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This morning, a publicly traded transplant diagnostics company called CareDx, along with Stanford University, sued another publicly traded genetic testing company, Natera, for patent infringement.
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The president failed to publicly endorse "Article 5," the NATO mutual assistance clause that he was widely expected to back publicly for the first time.
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Of course, nobody deserves to be falsely accused of sexual misconduct, and anyone publicly accused of sexual misconduct deserves the right to publicly defend themselves.
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DHS has a policy against publicly sharing information about victims of cybercrimes, which could explain why the agency hasn't publicly announced which states were targeted.
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She has publicly spoken about how she has privately talked with her friend Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg about the same concerns she has tackled publicly.
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In a volley of late-night tweets, President Donald Trump publicly questioned the intelligence of NBA star LeBron James, who has yet to respond publicly.
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And then you will remember Jean Chretien, he actually publicly -- against George W. Bush, he publicly said that 23/2000 was our fault, our foreign policy.
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The point of a publicly-traded company is to make money for its shareholders, and Verily is owned by Alphabet, which is a publicly-traded company.
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FULL STORY: Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong publicly denounced by siblings But what was left unsaid -- at least publicly -- was the house's historical and heritage value.
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" The rules, adopted in June, state that at the time a presidential candidate announces their candidacy publicly "they must publicly affirm that they are a Democrat.
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The burqa row has publicly and painfully split the governing Conservative Party, just as the opposition Labour Party is publicly and painfully split over anti-Semitism.
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Addis Ababa Data for last half of the flight was not publicly released Path of Flight 302 Based on publicly available radar data 8:2629 a.m.
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Addis Ababa Data for last half of the flight was not publicly released Path of Flight 3027 Based on publicly available radar data 28:7373 a.m.
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Addis Ababa Data for last half of the flight was not publicly released Path of Flight 21990 Based on publicly available radar data 2787:2787 a.m.
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Addis Ababa Data for last half of the flight was not publicly released Path of Flight 29 Based on publicly available radar data 2610:38 a.m.
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Addis Ababa Data for last half of the flight was not publicly released Path of Flight 302 Based on publicly available radar data 8:243 a.m.
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Mr. Plank's Apache "definitely had the first partnership that was publicly traded," said Mary S. Lyman, executive director of the National Association of Publicly Traded Partnerships.
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At times I'm sure it feels terrible to be a publicly traded company but ultimately I believe the sunshine of publicly reported numbers produces better results.
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Addis Ababa Data for last half of the flight was not publicly released Path of Flight 302 Based on publicly available radar data 8:38 a.m.
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Addis Ababa Data for last half of the flight was not publicly released Path of Flight 302 Based on publicly available radar data 73793:73783 a.m.
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This is merely Brennan looking at the publicly available facts and coming to his own conclusions — the same conclusions he's made over and over publicly before.
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" And William – who like Harry finds talking about his mother so intensely and publicly difficult — vowed, "We won't speak as openly and as publicly about her again.
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After the heavily redacted FISA applications and orders were released publicly on Saturday, Nunes called for the remainder of the document to be released publicly without redactions.
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The calls came before the president's hold had been reported publicly, and are further evidence that Ukraine's government knew what was happening earlier than it said publicly.
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In other words, as bad as many establishment Republicans think publicly supporting President Trump may be for them and their electoral chances, publicly opposing him is worse.
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"I define public education not as a publicly guaranteed space and a publicly run, publicly funded building where our children are sent based on their zip code," Booker said in a speech at the right-leaning Manhattan Institute in 2000, when he was a Newark municipal board member.
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Although a Facebook representative will testify publicly, the ads themselves are likely to remain secret—the company has argued that releasing them publicly would be a privacy violation.
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"I take issue — I've done this publicly and I'll continue to do this publicly — that, quote, 'Russia was responsible for hacks,' " he said on CNN's "New Day" Thursday.
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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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It is important to note that no evidence of any such agreement has been disclosed publicly, and those associated with the Trump campaign have publicly denied the allegations.
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Mr. Starr publicly disagreed and called on Baylor to release a report and publicly reckon with the sweep of the scandal, even if it reflected harshly on him.
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But it's always essentially been the duty of our publicly accountable president and publicly elected members of congressional intelligence committees to decide when and if to release information.
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However, his former national security adviser John Bolton publicly stated that the ballistic missile tests were a violation of United Nations Security Council resolutions -- and Trump publicly disagreed.
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As a privately held company, Purdue is under no legal obligation to publicly disclose the details of its business, as would be the case if it were publicly traded.
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While Chapman has publicly denied knowledge of Weinstein's infidelity and called his alleged actions "unforgivable," there's not been a huge wave of support for her line, at least publicly.
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As a general rule, we are limited in what we can discuss publicly about law enforcement investigations, so we may not always be able to share our findings publicly.
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Its release comes after Trump has fired Comey, publicly campaigned for McCabe's firing, publicly berated Attorney General Jeff Sessions, and tried to co-opt the Justice Department more broadly.
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" A host must glitch publicly — "someone thoroughly unexpected.
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The plaintiffs in the defamation suit against the comedian have publicly accused Cosby of sexual misconduct and claim that he has publicly defamed them when he responded to their allegations.
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Thailand's government has publicly criticized the BBC's Thai language service Thailand's government has publicly criticized the BBC's online Thai language service, which covers political developments more frankly than local media.
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Rosenworcel and former Democractic commissioner Mignon Clyburn publicly fought to keep net neutrality intact as Pai repealed it; Clyburn even publicly protested the decision in front of the FCC's headquarters.
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Source: Publicly available data Source: Publicly available data Open-source licenses determine exactly who owns modified versions of your open-source product, and can have big implications for your business.
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Giuliani is trying to publicly rush Mueller into wrapping up the investigation, giving him deadlines he can't meet and dominating the conversation as Mueller and his team won't comment publicly.
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"I hope more will come out publicly and I hope that the Congress will more publicly condemn statements like the President made and on Twitter on Monday," he said. Sen.
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"As a general rule, we are limited in what we can discuss publicly about law enforcement investigations, so we may not always be able to share our findings publicly," he said.
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President Trump is still -- he&aposs not going to stick to his end of the deal publicly if you&aposre not going to stick to your end of the deal publicly.
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Other than on the official platform, Clinton has publicly talked about the importance of data security, and has publicly called out big players in the hacking world as Russia and China.
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" Methodology: "The Pentagon does not publicly and regularly report its fuel consumption or greenhouse gas emissions, and there is no official publicly available DOD source for all military greenhouse gas emissions.
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Trump asked Comey to say that publicly, and Comey refused, in part because it meant he would then have to correct himself publicly if the investigation expanded to include Trump personally.
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After publicly pressuring its allies to ban Huawei equipment in their 5G networks, US officials are now publicly accusing the Chinese telecom giant of being able to spy on mobile data.
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Thanks to a 2015 stock split, the publicly traded Class A shares have only one vote per share (GOOGL), the other publicly traded shares, Class C (GOOG), have no voting rights.
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Up until the existence of the Carter Page, FISA applications was revealed publicly, and then the documents themselves were released in redacted format, FISA applications had never been released publicly before.
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He blasted Maguire for failure to speak out publicly in defense of the whistleblower, who has been publicly accused of political bias by Trump even though the person's identity remains secret.
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I've been judged for those mistakes – publicly and privately.
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Brillo has — publicly, at least — gone close to nowhere.
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No one would dare say it publicly — bad optics!
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" Jones then stated, "We shouldn't talk about this publicly.
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I've been judged for those mistakes — publicly and privately.
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National federations — often publicly funded — are a different matter.
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Yes, let us be happy — but publicly, politically, together.
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And to get shamed like that so publicly — cringe.
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This one-two punch — Trump publicly scolding and Ryan publicly defending while negotiating with the rank-and-file behind the scenes, all while Ryan and the White House remained in touch — worked.
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If you want to publicly embarrass a person by calling them a slur in front of tens of thousands of people, we should release your name, and publicly label you a racist.
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When you're private, you can keep things like revenue or user growth to yourself, but now, as a publicly traded entity, Snap's going to have to report that number publicly to investors.
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" It could be all smoke and mirrors -- what better way to publicly sow doubt about your intentions than to publicly muse about changing them, but in private, stay committed to "no first use.
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Cory and Senate Democrats were able to shame the committee into agreeing to make last night's documents publicly available, and Cory publicly released those documents as well as other committee confidential documents today.
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El Salvador's recently inaugurated president, Nayib Bukele, who has publicly opposed punishing low-income women who have had obstetric emergencies, has not commented publicly on Hernández's retrial, which has captured the country's attention.
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"The drilling activity has been very robust, and a lot of that has come from non-publicly reporting companies and started to see evidence that publicly reporting companies were adding rigs," said Cohen.
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The U.S. has publicly accused Russia of violating the treaty multiple times in recent years, most recently this year when the U.S. military publicly accused Russia of deploying a nuclear-tipped cruise missile.
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Will Kudlow also resign in protest over the trade war, remain at his post while publicly denouncing it, or humiliate himself by publicly supporting the trade war that everyone knows he intensely opposes?
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While the former Democratic nominee has publicly endorsed Democrats on the ballot in November, she has yet to publicly hit the campaign trail and has largely kept her distance from 210 campaign politics.
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News organizations with subscriptions to these tools will now have full access to all publicly-available Snaps, the same way they have access to publicly-available Facebook and Twitter data through those vendors.
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None of Chinas top publicly traded producers have publicly announced any swine fever outbreak, but executives of major hog producers acknowledged in interviews with Reuters that their herds were hit by the disease.
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Hiscox's researchers studied publicly available data on nearly 400 U.S. federal court cases in which employee fraud was alleged that either became publicly known or were active in the federal system during 903.
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At Monday's press conference, Whitaker publicly addressed questions about his past statements on the Mueller probe, saying he made those comments as a private citizen who had access only to publicly available information.
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Facebook and Twitter have committed to introducing publicly available databases.
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What publicly known person do you most admire and why?
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What publicly known person do you least admire and why?
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The final terms of that deal were announced publicly today.
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Clinton like nearly all state party officials who publicly endorsed.
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Some 26 MPs publicly claim to have put in letters.
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Those who publicly support Polisario say they are denied jobs.
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The redacted complaint was not publicly available by late Wednesday.
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The rebates are not publicly disclosed, but they are sizable.
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But after their meeting, Putin publicly expressed support for Jeenbekov.
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Rosenstein has not publicly announced what he'll be doing next.
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It's rare for lawmakers to publicly argue with one another.
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I am offended for Jennifer Lawrence who feels publicly raped.
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Mattis has publicly aligned himself with the White House's request.
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No family members have yet publicly commented on the death.
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Her death was not reported publicly for nearly eight months.
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Trump publicly blamed Democrats -- not the speaker -- for Friday's failure.
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Whatever the truth, Reed, 27, will not discuss it publicly.
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Victims who go public are often disbelieved and publicly smeared.
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The person who took the video hasn't been publicly identified.
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Neither the victim nor the driver have been publicly identified.
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The number of "publicly accessible" chargers amounted to roughly 430,000.
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Over the years, Adler has publicly struggled with substance abuse.
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Netflix publicly praised the company for that decision last week.
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The couple have yet to speak publicly about the engagement.
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Is it ever okay for someone to be publicly shamed?
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The two have yet to publicly announce a wedding date.
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Following the news of Hussle's death, fellow artists publicly mourned.
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He also publicly broke with Cameron, who advocated for Remain.
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Yet most we're consciously trying to hold their fire publicly.
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That's not new — but it's rarely been so publicly dramatic.
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But speaking publicly at the shareholder meeting is an escalation.
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Publicly naming Cullinan looks like an attempt to deflect blame.
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The way that it went about, like publicly, wasn't right.
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But members now rarely talk about the confrontation, especially publicly.
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Despite that, I've never really released anything publicly before this.
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The interview marks the first time she has spoken publicly.
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That allowed the player to talk about the incident publicly.
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He will speak publicly at a joint House committee hearing.
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A Hollywood actor publicly encouraged people to kidnap my children.
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It will then analyze findings and make them publicly available.
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It's worth noting that Facebook announced Britain First's suspension publicly.
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But some campaigns have publicly chafed at the debate requirements.
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The results were to be publicly released later on Wednesday.
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Betty White publicly mourned the loss of Koko the gorilla.
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But so far, Facebook isn't saying anything about it publicly.
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This is the first time he has done something publicly.
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But they kept arriving at reasons not to respond publicly.
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Ivorian authorities have yet to comment publicly on that case .
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I am not going to publicly disclose what they are.
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That may help him as this plays out publicly. Sen.
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Lauren has yet to say anything publicly since the shooting.
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Very few documents related to the case are publicly available.
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For his part, Quincy Jones was careful to publicly emphasize
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Polanski has made it clear publicly he regrets the crime.
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Off the bench, he even publicly criticized President Donald Trump.
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The source was not authorized to discuss the matter publicly.
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He's publicly berated Attorney General Jeff Sessions for recusing himself.
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No suspects have been publicly identified at this time, Bakersfield.
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No one wants to publicly speak ill of the dead.
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Lohan has yet to publicly comment on the disturbing incident.
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Such donations will also be publicly disclosed, the company said.
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She first spoke publicly about being sexually assaulted in 2011.
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But by making the statement publicly, the campaign is exonerated.
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But other leaders distanced themselves publicly because he was gay.
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Journalists feel more comfortable challenging his claims publicly and directly.
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FSG has not publicly stated it has operations in Iraq.
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This disengagement rate is then disclosed publicly by the DMV.
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Motherboard also publicly released a copy of the Android APK.
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Neither Griffin nor Jenner have responded publicly to the claims.
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"I never talk [shit] about anyone like publicly," Kardashian says.
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Univision has not publicly stated if Denton will stay on.
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Publicly, few Democrats have said much about the Conyers allegations.
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So sure, apply to publicly praise the Mall of America.
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Yet, he has been mostly silent publicly since his Oct.
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Officials have not publicly discussed a motive for the shooting.
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But publicly, the top House Republican offered a different assessment.
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I wasn't born into her already being a singer publicly.
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For example, all political ad creative will be publicly available.
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Uber and Microsoft publicly condemned the reported changes on Thursday.
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But relations have warmed (at least publicly) after the election.
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She once publicly reprimanded a police officer for uncouth remarks.
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Neither Yingluck or Thaksin commented publicly immediately after the verdict.
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Do the fans at fault deserve to be publicly dragged?
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"This is a secret handshake that's done publicly," Hamilton said.
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But the newly released documents had never been shared publicly.
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The size of the investment has not been publicly disclosed.
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It's the first time the company has publicly demonstrated gameplay.
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Many details of those talks have not been publicly released.
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West hasn't publicly said whether he is or isn't attending.
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Google has yet to publicly confirm any of these reports.
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The government publicly stated that the recommendations would be implemented.
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Yesterday, Googlers publicly shared additional stories of retaliation on Medium.
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That information has not been publicly revealed, Mr. Frank said.
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The report, released publicly April 18, is 448 pages long.
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I'd find it a lot harder to publicly distance myself.
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Trash them publicly for being unpatriotic and disrespectful to America.
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To my surprise, Facebook actually discloses its bonus structure publicly.
|
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But the Virginia indictment wasn't publicly filed by the Feb.
|
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The group has not publicly signaled who will take over.
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The prime minister has yet to speak about it publicly.
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Bayer has never publicly considered pulling Roundup off the market.
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The couple has also started stepping out publicly together again.
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That dispute was resolved, and the parody remains publicly available.
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Lyft also publicly releases the most trending places each year.
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But it was important for him to speak up publicly.
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He's the same person in private as he is publicly.
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The other hasn't been publicly identified, but New Hampshire Sen.
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" Publicly, Kasich's campaign also insisted he would stick around. "Sen.
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The value of that deal has not been publicly disclosed.
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Jamil has spoken publicly about body positivity throughout her career.
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FIFA's interim leadership has come out publicly urging their approval.
|
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The company tried (but ultimately failed) to list itself publicly.
|
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Some New Yorker writers publicly disagreed with Remnick's final decision.
|
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But Beschloss said the differences being aired publicly were notable.
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I've never heard him say anything disparaging about you publicly.
|
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"That will happen at a publicly noticed meeting," he wrote.
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China has not publicly said it will back new sanctions.
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He chose to make jokes instead of publicly condemn him.
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Employees were instructed not to talk about the award publicly.
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Publicly humiliated and besieged by creditors, Trump retreated to rebuild.
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She has called for strikes and publicly criticised hospital bosses.
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Context: Both sides have publicly aired disagreements in recent days.
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Go deeper: Trump publicly weighs executive order on citizenship question
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He has publicly said Rio will be his last Olympics.
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Those militias have not publicly commented on the recent incidents.
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The Boring Company has yet to publicly prove its claims.
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That's right: $2 million was publicly raised for a bicycle.
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Intel has not yet publicly commented on the security problem.
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Today, the company is exclusively focused on publicly traded companies.
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No information is publicly released and recipients must promise silence.
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Saffie was the second victim of the attack publicly identified.
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Trump publicly toyed with the idea starting in the 1980s.
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Obama did not indicate the US would publicly rebuke Erdogan.
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If you do choose to endorse her publicly, exercise caution.
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Bill has not publicly responded to Browning's or Perdue's allegations.
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After that, they become ready to publicly declare their decision.
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Go deeper: Facebook data found on publicly accessible Amazon servers
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Siriano, 32, has yet to comment publicly on the news.
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He has not publicly stated whether he plans to continue.
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He has not commented publicly on the fall in sterling.
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She then publicly denounced her father and his regime's policies.
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Grande has spoken publicly about the Manchester attack numerous times.
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He publicly supported Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election.
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It has most certainly been tested, both publicly and privately.
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Herbalife has not publicly disclosed any of the personnel changes.
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He has publicly chided President Donald Trump over climate change.
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Because he just publicly threw his wife under the bus.
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The counts are in line with publicly available tracking reports.
|
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Neither Sandberg nor Kotick have publicly commented on the report.
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Ivanka Trump, 36, has not publicly commented on Ford's allegations.
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It is also traded publicly as a separate stock holding.
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The Russian company, SocialDataHub, advertises insights through publicly available information.
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Conversely, businesses use Twitter a lot to communicate things publicly.
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Mattis has publicly backed a political solution to the conflict.
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Durant, 30, has not publicly addressed his childhood friend's death.
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The first is land, all of which is publicly owned.
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Publicly accessible landscaped areas are also part of the plan.
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He held my hand and he held it very publicly.
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He films them, takes their pictures, and exposes them publicly.
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This isn't the first time Trump has publicly criticized Amazon.
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He urged Eizenstat to have Clinton to publicly acknowledge that.
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Both me and Stan Lee have publicly endorsed his candidacy.
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So far, Donegan has not publicly commented on the lawsuit.
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Unless they were exhibited publicly, few people ever saw them.
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In both paid tiers, Newsela does not publicly disclose pricing.
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Neither Clinton nor Trump's campaigns commented publicly about the petition.
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It's where the losers are rounded up and publicly flogged.
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Duterte has publicly made such threats on several occasions, however.
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McCain publicly were at odds several times over recent years.
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To be sure, Mr. Cruz has publicly embraced Mr. Trump.
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He challenged me to do a podcast with him publicly.
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The length of his sentence has not been publicly disclosed.
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Kardashian waited to publicly confirm the news herself until Dec.
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We get big returns on investment from publicly funded research.
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Thursday marked the first time lawmakers publicly grilled Juul executives.
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The female car theft suspects have not been publicly identified.
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On his release he apologised publicly for "not thinking clearly".
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He said he doesn't expect her to speak publicly soon.
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Existing investors were simply allowed to trade their shares publicly.
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Roche has since publicly apologized to Takács about their experience.
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Facebook does not plan to release the ad data publicly.
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As expected, both publicly aired their feelings while fans watched.
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The judge has undergone sensitivity training and has apologized publicly.
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Almost nothing is publicly known about its nimbleness or accuracy.
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" She added, "She forced my hand to address this publicly.
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Improve Detroit's 311 requests are plotted publicly on a map.
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On October 7, 2016, WikiLeaks began posting those emails publicly.
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The government has yet to respond publicly to this ruling.
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Without these measures, rsync is publicly accessible, the researchers said.
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The results of that test have not been publicly released.
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They debuted publicly in the U.S. last week at CES.
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The rapper has also yet to publicly address his detainment.
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The government publicly declared a "war on pollution" in 2014.
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Results will be posted publicly, so be ready for that.
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While Duterte has publicly named and shamed more than a
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Bankrupt publicly traded service companies include CHC Group Ltd 61C1.
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The company plans to begin testing Duplex publicly this summer.
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Pravit Rojanaphruk publicly protests the military government in May 2014.
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The cities will publicly report their progress every two years.
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She has not spoken publicly since the scandal broke out.
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Political backstabbing, socially undermining someone, publicly belittling others, and ostracism.
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Gutbub publicly raised questions about the investigation earlier this month.
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Big oil now publicly admits the existence of climate change.
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Quevedo's position on the debt issue is not publicly known.
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Some of the whales have even publicly announced their moves.
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John Nicholson first publicly asked for more troops in January.
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Many instructors vowed publicly to never work with him again.
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Administration officials are publicly wrestling with some of these concerns.
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Few food celebrities want to be connected to him publicly.
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YOU DID IT PUBLICLY IN DELIVERING ALPHA LAST JULY, MACY'S.
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I wasn't thinking I would ever write about it publicly.
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Some 2,000 Indonesians have publicly proclaimed allegiance to the organisation.
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Not having publicly announced herself, Clinton was testing the waters.
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Bernie Sanders publicly backed the strike against the telecom provider.
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Recently, more Republicans have been willing to speak out publicly.
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Mattis was unwilling to publicly support a 2016 Rand Corp.
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But all it offers is publicly available information, without repercussions.
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Admitting it publicly is generous in spirit -- and very female.
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There are also, without question, perils to Sessions testifying publicly.
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YOU HAVE BEEN THE CEO OF A PUBLICLY TRADED COMPANY.
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May has yet to publicly comment.
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Publicly, Ivanka has taken a gracious, charming approach toward Beijing.
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Now, Lovato frequently speaks publicly about addressing mental health care.
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Publicly, Airbus managers have closed ranks behind the CEO's plans.
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O'Connor has publicly struggled with her own substance abuse issues.
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Khloé took this opportunity to speak publicly on the rumor.
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In point of fact, Trump has never publicly renounced birtherism.
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Haven Beauty is outraged the klan has publicly bashed them.
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On Tuesday, five of the site's seven reporters publicly resigned.
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Not every celebrity loves talking about their significant other publicly.
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So I don't see him speaking publicly like that, no.
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At the time, Clinton's affair with Lewinsky wasn't publicly known.
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When Apollo's acquisition of ADT was publicly announced on Feb.
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Publicly admitting the truth now is to signal mortal distress.
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A senior executive publicly threatened journalists who criticized the company.
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It's a story he's kept quiet about publicly until now.
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Why don't you just publicly say why you did it?
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Even some Obama administration allies are publicly criticizing its approach.
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Neither Usher nor his reps have publicly addressed the allegation.
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And more Democratic senators are publicly endorsing such a system.
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Benioff has not yet publicly commented on Trump's reversal, though.
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Kaine, however, has said publicly he won't run in 2020.
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" "He understands, as he said publicly, the position we're in.
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Chris Christie sought to publicly explain his endorsement of Trump.
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Bristol has never publicly revealed the identity of the father.
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Maher has not publicly addressed the reaction to his remark.
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Sondakh has not publicly commented about the deal in Jakarta.
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The person is not allowed to discuss the investigation publicly.
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Charlotte Jones Anderson, Jerry Jones' daughter, publicly defended the move.
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There are at least 10 plaintiffs who are publicly named.
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However, Manning's family members previously have said the contrary publicly.
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The football star also hasn't addressed the viral incident publicly.
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Unlike Trump, McConnell rarely talks publicly about the stock market.
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Donald Trump is very publicly freaking out about election fraud.
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No suspect or motive has been publicly disclosed by authorities.
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But Mr Kudrin and Mr Titov have been sparring publicly.
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Police have not publicly said whether charges had been dropped.
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Bob Corker of Tennessee, publicly questioned his fitness for office.
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I'm sure sharing this journey so publicly isn't always easy.
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The Houthis have publicly denied any role in the strike.
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Ghomeshi has pleaded not guilty and publicly renounced the allegations.
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Trump has publicly linked Comey's firing to the Russia investigation.
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It was not exactly a clean break, at least publicly.
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So far, no plans for marriage ... at least nothing publicly.
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The president has publicly denied attempting to stop the investigation.
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Alphabet wants its lawsuit against Uber to play out publicly.
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She came out publicly on her eponymous sitcom in 1997.
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A publicly traded company makes periodic disclosures to its shareholders.
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When the White House publicly released the transcript on Sept.
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The findings are expected to be released publicly next month.
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Members of both parties publicly showed their support for Reid.
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The first lady has been silent publicly on the matter.
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Mutual funds have started agitating publicly, as have pension funds.
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And many other coalition ministers publicly reject a Palestinian state.
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Smith & Wesson Brands will become a separate, publicly traded company.
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Mr. Zamel's companies harvest publicly available information for lawful use.
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None have spoken publicly; all declined requests to be interviewed.
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Fear of retribution keeps most grieving families from speaking publicly.
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Mattis has not spoken out against the spending plan publicly.
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Trump has publicly said he'd be willing to do it.
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But the publicly released portions tell a far different story.
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And some of those witnesses will publicly testify soon enough.
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But because we're publicly Satanists, we're very vulnerable to accusations.
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The only member to publicly oppose the blueprint was Rep.
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On several occasions, the president publicly undercut his diplomatic initiatives.
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No other Security Council members spoke publicly after the meeting.
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Trump has publicly confronted the company for its tax practices.
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The White House did not comment on the video publicly.
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The two are often at each other's throats, sometimes publicly.
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But Uber is the first to make theirs publicly available.
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None of those countries keeps a publicly available aircraft register.
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That was the last time Reddit publicly shared its numbers.
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Some of these groups publicly call for violence against minorities.
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Nearly 100 candidates publicly called for the decriminalization of homosexuality.
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Details of Amazon's payments to USPS are not publicly known.
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Kabila has declined to comment publicly on his political future.
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It's not the first time Trump has publicly targeted Feinstein.
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Alicia started with something horrible, when she was publicly humiliated.
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Heidi Heitkamp -- have publicly said they will back her nomination.
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Instead, Barr has publicly steered clear of the Ukraine controversy.
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They publicly warned the Russian government against violating their contract.
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But it's rare -- indeed unprecedented -- that these differences surface publicly.
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She came forward publicly in The Washington Post on Sunday.
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Some of the information appears not to be publicly available.
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But just, like, publicly... this is not a royal baby.
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The Venezuelan government has not responded publicly to these claims.
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Few Hollywood entertainers have publicly defended Smollett since his arrest.
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One entrance serves the hotel, another the publicly accessible museum.
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Some were made publicly, not all were in his book.
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Neither the child nor his mother has been publicly identified.
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His wife, Simona Mangiante, publicly asked Trump for a pardon.
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Neither Kylie or Scott have spoken publicly about a pregnancy.
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In a letter, he publicly stated his preference for Bernatowicz.
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No evidence of the affair has ever been publicly released.
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The data catalog, which is publicly available, is incredibly impressive.
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London's Olympics by contrast was over 80 percent publicly funded.
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Corsi and Klayman publicly rejected the request at the time.
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I don't want to publicly reward that kind of behavior.
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Overtly hostile opinions do surface publicly from time to time.
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That happens when you publicly debate the issue of race.
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The whereabouts of the Gupta brothers is not publicly known.
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Bob Corker publicly criticized President Trump a few days ago.
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I said it publicly before I announced I wasn't running.
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The amount of the settlement has not been publicly disclosed.
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Trump is reportedly considering publicly backing Lower in the primary.
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They show a more circumspect Trump than many see publicly.
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Republicans haven't publicly committed to releasing their bill this week.
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The move comes four years after A23 became publicly traded.
|
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Yet Pence has not publicly signaled any signs of worry.
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Ronan didn't publicly confirm his sexuality for another five years.
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In fact he has come out publicly against Trump's bid.
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I thought publicly it was not getting defended very well.
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Many of these laws persisted, quite publicly, into the 1960s.
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And so far, no Republicans have publicly opposed his effort.
|
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No Republican member of Congress publicly supports impeaching Trump. Rep.
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Cuomo has not spoken publicly on the issue, NBC reported.
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That view has been publicly aired by top economic aides.
|
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Mueller stated Wednesday he does intend to speak again publicly.
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Clinton was not seen publicly the rest of the day.
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Clinton, who once supported the treaty, to publicly disavow it.
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Pakistan never publicly admitted the real number of its casualties.
|
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Grimes subsequently sued FHFA and publicly accused Watt in August.
|
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Indeed, Ackman has publicly credited Buffett with guiding his career.
|
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He has briefed lawmakers before, but he's never testified publicly.
|
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Soros was publicly vilified during Orban's campaign for April elections.
|
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Epstein has been publicly linked to two women named Celina.
|
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For decades, publicly traded companies have disclosed their CEO pay.
|
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Peloton on Tuesday publicly released paperwork for its planned IPO.
|
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Venture capitalists aren't generally required to disclose their LPs publicly.
|
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Later on Tuesday, he clashed publicly with Democratic leaders Rep.
|
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Ivorian authorities have yet to comment publicly on the case.
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I voted no and strongly and publicly opposed their spending.
|
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Nearly 100 speakers commented publicly; only four were in favor.
|
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Much of the data has not previously been disclosed publicly.
|
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Publicly, the Greek state says it is actively pursuing investments.
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It is not a sale of the publicly traded company.
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This is why he must testify and do so publicly.
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Some of the other rebels also publicly indicated their support.
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Don't talk about cryptocurrency publicly, especially on social media. 2.
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Several GOP senators have publicly pushed back against Trump's rhetoric.
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The senator rarely addresses his time as a POW publicly.
|
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Authorities have not publicly identified a motive in that shooting.
|
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President Donald Trump, who publicly pressured Israel to bar Reps.
|
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The We Company publicly filed its IPO paperwork on Wednesday.
|
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Hannity has publicly denied ever speaking to Pompeo about Yovanovitch.
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They were not authorized to speak publicly about confidential discussions.
|
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Eight more officials are scheduled to testify publicly this week.
|
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CNN is publicly mentioning the rape now with Alyssa's permission.
|
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When he did speak publicly, his presentations were often uninspired.
|
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But they also haven't publicly ruled out an executive order.
|
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No other modern First Lady has done that so publicly.
|
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Israel has never publicly admitted to possession of nuclear weapons.
|
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He expressed hope they would come forward and speak publicly.
|
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Mr. Law publicly favored Britain remaining in the European Union.
|
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"We are ready for a publicly listed future," Baeten said.
|
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Who's scheduled to publicly testify next in Trump's impeachment hearings
|
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She speaks publicly against honor killings and atrocities against Dalits.
|
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Lemonade has never publicly shared its plans for an IPO.
|
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They aim to release the platform publicly at some point.
|
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As a private company, Kabbage does not report earnings publicly.
|
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Mueller hasn't spoken publicly about the investigation at all. 3.
|
|
Toomey has publicly created space between his campaign and Trump.
|
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Trump administration officials have publicly pushed back on those reports.
|
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Pelosi supporters are publicly pushing back on changing the rules.
|
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Three women have come forward publicly with allegations against Kavanaugh.
|
|
But he hasn't publicly apologized for or acknowledged the incident.
|
|
Both presidents defended freedom of the press publicly, and diplomatically.
|
|
Ghosn hasn't yet responded publicly to the allegations against him.
|
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The FBI typically does not comment publicly on ongoing investigations.
|
|
Moon called on Park to publicly accept the court ruling.
|
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"I just happen to be doing it publicly," she said.
|
|
Realistic Trump Mod is the first mod he's publicly released.
|
|
As time went on, I ended up being publicly outed.
|
|
"Imagine, in this climate now, saying that publicly," Booker said.
|
|
But none of that was publicly known at the time.
|
|
The Trump administration has publicly committed itself to defeating ISIS.
|
|
Mehmet Kanter, a former professor, publicly disavowed his son's beliefs.
|
|
Pauley ordered prosecutors to publicly file the documents on Tuesday.
|
|
Second, work requirements exist for few who are publicly dependent.
|
|
Trump has fumed both publicly and privately over Sessions's recusal.
|
|
But did anything change after women bared their souls publicly?
|
|
They publicly distanced themselves from the process earlier this week.
|
|
To date, no member has been identified publicly as Canadian.
|
|
Even today, they continue to be publicly chastised and shamed.
|
|
It has not said publicly how much support it received.
|
|
We need Special Counsel Mueller to testify publicly in Congress.
|
|
While publicly it's constantly apologizing, privately, it's still acting shady.
|
|
North Korea has so far not publicly acknowledged the invitation.
|
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For legal reasons, Hayes can't publicly comment on the case.
|
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Following in the footsteps of Facebook, tbh wasn't launched publicly.
|
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You've been really publicly learning and challenging others on Twitter.
|
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A true practitioner would never publicly brag about their skills.
|
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In November 2015, they publicly confessed to their budding romance.
|
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Iverson has publicly praised Brokaw for getting the ball rolling.
|
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Kabila has declined to comment publicly on his future plans.
|
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One of the four has yet to be publicly identified.
|
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And she decided to respond to the website's creators publicly.
|
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Terms of these last three deals were not disclosed publicly.
|
|
The data is aggregated and anonymous and isn't shared publicly.
|
|
His unwillingness to confront it, and its brinksmanship, more publicly.
|
|
He publicly did what he rarely does — offered an apology.
|
|
Blankfein has publicly used Twitter to speak out against Trump.
|
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The Cuban government has not responded publicly to that request.
|
|
Ezra Miller has publicly embraced gender fluidity, polyamory, and queerness.
|
|
It is not publicly known what happened to those pages.
|
|
Here's a look at what is still not publicly known.
|
|
The rapper does, however, publicly encourage people to value education.
|
|
In August, coworking company WeWork publicly filed its IPO paperwork.
|
|
Representatives for Minaj have not yet publicly confirmed the wedding.
|
|
Indeed, many publicly struggled over how to address the allegations.
|
|
The individual is not authorized to discuss the matter publicly.
|
|
Taylor is the latest Republican to publicly oppose Trump's threat.
|
|
China's government has yet to respond publicly to the allegations.
|
|
Trump has not publicly nominated anyone for the role yet.
|
|
Preliminary results are expected to be publicly released in October.
|
|
No one publicly scorned him or accused him of murder.
|
|
It's still a challenge for her to demonstrate emotion publicly.
|
|
In fact, right now that is Buffett's publicly stated preference.
|
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The coalition has not publicly acknowledged that Delta was involved.
|
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At least three of the honorees have publicly criticized him.
|
|
But in Japan it is taboo to suggest that publicly.
|
|
In aggregate, the remaining 3,281 publicly listed companies lost money.
|
|
But their daughter Hayarpi, the oldest child, has spoken publicly.
|
|
Publicly, the men remain amused; privately, they grow increasingly politicized.
|
|
In January, Mr. Trump publicly praised Mr. Judd's continued support.
|
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Pakistan has publicly denied any role in the suicide bombing.
|
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This was the first time Putin publicly marked the Epiphany.
|
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First, the suspect must be identified and must publicly apologize.
|
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He has publicly referred to it as his "crazy project".
|
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In exchange, North Korea has not publicly committed to anything.
|
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Two scandals, separate but intertwined, were unfolding publicly at once.
|
|
Those journalists and academics publicly questioning the value of education?
|
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EMC owned 81 percent of VMware, which was publicly traded.
|
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And Mr. Trump has publicly showered Dr. Shulkin with praise.
|
|
Publicly, Lafarge painted a better picture of the dire event.
|
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Both have since publicly promoted ambitions to make further acquisitions.
|
|
It was unclear if the video would be released publicly.
|
|
Uber bought Otto about three months after it publicly launched.
|
|
But he had notably declined to publicly disclose its length.
|
|
Mr. Porter has never publicly addressed the allegations against him.
|
|
Apple and Spotify have been fighting publicly over antitrust issues.
|
|
But publicly condemning the exception just seemed too politically risky.
|
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Being publicly identified as a homosexual could mean being fired.
|
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The victim was not publicly identified because of his age.
|
|
She has since spoken publicly under her name, Anna Ardin.
|
|
Krista Wakeman, 20163, came forward publicly for the first time.
|
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Mr. Spielberg has been publicly silent through all of it.
|
|
Issuing threats or inducements publicly does not make them legal.
|
|
China's Ministry of State Security has no publicly available contacts.
|
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The official wasn't authorized to comment publicly and requested anonymity.
|
|
" Facebook's founder Mark Zuckerberg opined publicly that he was "concerned.
|
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He publicly apologized for his act and quit the band.
|
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They thought that it was okay to do that publicly.
|
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"We disclose it very publicly, in my opinion," he said.
|
|
There is very little publicly available information about FACT's financing.
|
|
Mr. Trump has never referred publicly to the 2015 agreement.
|
|
Merely what Assange said publicly, which would be a nothingburger?
|
|
Stock buybacks by publicly traded companies continue to set records.
|
|
Some doctors took to Twitter to vent their frustrations publicly.
|
|
Worse, review inhibits others from publicly writing about their service.
|
|
He's publicly thanked his father for helping him clean up.
|
|
For decades, he refused to talk publicly about the scandal.
|
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The sexes of the remaining five were not publicly released.
|
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The company plans to announce the hiring publicly Wednesday morning.
|
|
The company often tests services that it never offers publicly.
|
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The reason for the ban has not been publicly disclosed.
|
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Will either publicly apologize to the families who were damaged?
|
|
It questions his judgment in publicly discussing a different matter.
|
|
Over two days in October, the debate played out publicly.
|
|
Publicly, at least, Carnival is taking a more positive outlook.
|
|
So far, they have not publicly commented on their veracity.
|
|
And some local politicians have already publicly opposed the plan.
|
|
Ms. Sandberg had said little publicly about the company's problems.
|
|
He spoke publicly about the emotional impetus for the decision.
|
|
But the president noted that Cuomo had complimented him publicly.
|
|
The prime option is to continue to publicly pressure Amazon.
|
|
One of them willing to say it publicly: Republican Sen.
|
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Qatar, however, has declined to publicly acknowledge Sheikh Rashid's presence.
|
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So somebody step up and say publicly that he's unfit.
|
|
Some of the women have publicly said Epstein raped them.
|
|
Trump has publicly alluded to a naval blockade of Venezuela.
|
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Yemeni ministers publicly blamed the UAE for the separatists' success.
|
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That wouldn't have been possible if it was publicly held.
|
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Mr Trump publicly derided both Mr McMaster and Mr Bolton.
|
|
Impossible is private and doesn't share its sales figures publicly.
|
|
Group representatives say the messages were on publicly accessible channels.
|
|
Automakers, similarly, have not publicly asked for such a move.
|
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We do not intend to publicly comment on our discussions.
|
|
Howard has also publicly expressed his thoughts on President Trump.
|
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It talks publicly, if unrealistically, of mass repatriation to Myanmar.
|
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It is expected to be publicly available in six months.
|
|
My hope is that they will say publicly what Sen.
|
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He once joked that drug dealers should be publicly executed.
|
|
So health care groups haven't been able to testify publicly.
|
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All the victims have been publicly identified by British officials.
|
|
She said courts are not required to publicly report misconduct.
|
|
"You don't publicly shame and humiliate the president," he said.
|
|
And he implored Mr. Comey to publicly clear his name.
|
|
So far, neither she nor her lawyers have commented publicly.
|
|
The Chinese authorities have not discussed Mr. Xiao's situation publicly.
|
|
Advertising, publishing and information distribution operate in publicly structured markets.
|
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Publicly, the reason given for the shutdown was budget cuts.
|
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Trump has urged Palestinian leaders publicly to support the plan.
|
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It is not publicly traded like Alibaba, Tencent, and Baidu.
|
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Mr. Coats said he could not publicly discuss the subject.
|
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She and Oefelein became the first astronauts NASA publicly dismissed.
|
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Will industry leaders publicly give ground on carried interest taxation?
|
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" Shaheen tweeted: "@realDonaldTrump must publicly revoke his invitation to Pres.
|
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She did not speak publicly about her story until 2016.
|
|
The documents were later disclosed publicly during Barr's confirmation hearings.
|
|
Trump publicly encouraged Russia to interfere in the 2016 election.
|
|
Weinstein was fired from his namesake company and publicly disgraced.
|
|
The parameters of those tests were publicly known and predictable.
|
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The letter was delivered Monday and publicly seen on Wednesday.
|
|
Neither the woman nor the suspects have been publicly identified.
|
|
Since the 2016 election, the firm has become publicly traded.
|
|
What's next: Holmes is due to publicly testify on Thursday.
|
|
The White House didn't publicly acknowledge the blow Sondland delivered.
|
|
Vindman will testify publicly in an impeachment hearing on Tuesday.
|
|
Two publicly traded companies are making noise in this space.
|
|
The Sacramento Police Department has never publicly identified the officers.
|
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We have publicly presented our final report to President Trump.
|
|
The company has declined to describe its financial situation publicly.
|
|
Those are conversations that Trump has since spoken publicly about.
|
|
"It doesn't cost anything to publicly air allegations," Bloom said.
|
|
Senate Democratic leadership has been publicly mum on the measure.
|
|
What's remarkable here is not that Trump attacked Sessions publicly.
|
|
Although he presented his research publicly, it was never published.
|
|
House GOP leaders aren't publicly panicking over retirements just yet.
|
|
The remaining superdelegates have not yet publicly pledged their support.
|
|
Both Rumsfeld and Obama publicly argued that less was better.
|
|
Kavanaugh and Ford are set to testify publicly on Thursday.
|
|
Many tech companies have not publicly set diversity hiring goals.
|
|
After the meeting, the White House began publicly defending Jackson.
|
|
However, Democrats have not said publicly what changes they want.
|
|
Police haven't publicly suggested a possible motive in the killing.
|
|
MSNBC has not commented publicly about Yang's complaints or demands.
|
|
Mr. Mattis has not yet spoken publicly about the issue.
|
|
Lithuania did not immediately respond publicly to the court's findings.
|
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The gift, made in February, was publicly disclosed last week.
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The man in the video has not been publicly identified.
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Last year, Google banned another publicly traded Chinese developer, CooTek.
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Some Republicans said publicly they hoped for a quick acquittal.
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Crawford has not publicly commented on the new skin art.
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Amazon has not responded publicly to users asking for help.
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It's a little scary to do that publicly right now.
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The White House said no classified information was publicly discussed.
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My advice to the president is what I communicated publicly.
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The FAA did not publicly announce his appearance in advance.
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She agreed not to name or shame the man publicly.
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It's not clear when the service could become available publicly.
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They were not arrested, and neither roommate was publicly identified.
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Publicly, the White House says they oppose a temporary fix.
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The United States has publicly blamed Russia for the attack.
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It separated to become a publicly traded company in 2006.
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Lopez Obrador declined to be publicly drawn into the dispute.
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None of the 53 Republican senators has publicly advocated removal.
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General Milley has not spoken publicly about the Ukraine issue.
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In a statement issued publicly afterwards, Weizman dissected the event.
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Opposition activists in the country rarely dare to protest publicly.
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What to say publicly and how much to disclose internally?
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"I'm for earmarks, I've made that pretty clear publicly," Rep.
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The quitlines are publicly funded, and the counseling is free.
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And further than Trump has gone -- at least publicly -- before.
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This is the third aircraft Kitty Hawk has shown publicly.
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Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta publicly rebuked Morey for the tweet.
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"He has said it publicly and privately," Mr. Unruh said.
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Los Angeles organizers have publicly winced at the 2275 option.
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Clinton has said nothing publicly about the F.B.I. director's dismissal.
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He publicly pressured deputy FBI Director Andrew McCabe to resign.
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The research that happens here is publicly presented and published.
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Nadler had not publicly responded to the letter Sunday night.
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I have said publicly that I don't know the answer.
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He has been publicly critical, accusing Najib of selling Malaysia.
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Mattis hasn't spoken publicly spoken about his thoughts on Trump.
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And the company stopped talking publicly about its driverless trips.
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No Neumann has been publicly cast in that role yet.
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But Mr. Xi made no such offers, at least publicly.
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Since that appearance, Khan has publicly sparred with the president.
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In an interview with WSAV, Callaway publicly apologized to Bozarjian.
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His former employer, a publicly traded real estate trust, disagrees.
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But publicly, the President seemed to regularly undercut Tillerson's efforts.
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Kilmeade is not the first to publicly question whether Sept.
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The officer in the video has not been publicly named.
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Comey agrees to testify publicly before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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And those are just the amounts publicly claimed by athletes.
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Trump has publicly said he wants to interview with Mueller.
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Askhara has not publicly responded to the allegations against him.
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ES: There are two publicly traded litigation private finance companies.
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And publicly, the White House is waffling on potential compromises.
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He's also represented Ameresco, a publicly traded renewable energy company.
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That's not an issue for items like publicly traded stocks.
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Dave Lewis publicly admitted as much during the 2016 process.
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The lobby group has not publicly supported the Paris accord.
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A third accuser of Kavanaugh publicly revealed herself on Wednesday.
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He has since said the company will remain publicly traded.
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Tehran has repeatedly publicly denied any involvement in the attacks.
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All three now have security escorts when they speak publicly.
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Many current presidential candidates support drug cartels, privately not publicly.
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It didn't disclose the data breach publicly until Sept. 7.
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The company already lacks publicly accessible detail on its finances.
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The options developed by the administration haven't been publicly unveiled.
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But the President has since publicly backed away from that.
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Not everyone is brave enough to publicly ask a question.
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Since no reasons are publicly given, one can only speculate.
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Trump has publicly called on Scott to run against Sen.
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Turkey has not publicly admitted the existence of the audio.
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Until now, Mr. Reed, 67, had publicly maintained his innocence.
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What is the Chinese government saying publicly about the impeachment?
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Democrats maintain — at least publicly — that the decision remains unresolved.
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Mr. Hale is scheduled to testify publicly on Wednesday afternoon.
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Trump over the weekend publicly contradicted Tillerson on North Korea.
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Yovanovitch is set to testify publicly before Congress on Friday.
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The panel was required to disclose the OCE referral publicly.
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Earlier in September, she publicly revealed her name and face.
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"We want to make sure it's publicly available," he said.
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Publicly, Trump has said that his remarks have been misconstrued.
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He also remained neutral publicly until around the GOP convention.
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Musk started talking publicly about a pickup truck in 2013.
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Trump has voiced his displeasure with Sessions publicly for months.
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Such differences are supposed to be decided publicly, through elections.
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Military officials publicly accepted the president's orders — pardons for Maj.
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The university publicly opposed the law's requirement to cover contraceptives.
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The victims and the attacker have not been publicly identified.
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He had never talked about his colorblindness publicly, he said.
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Trump constantly publicly ridiculed and berated Sessions over his recusal.
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Deals • Carl Icahn publicly urged Caesars Entertainment to sell itself.
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The White House did not respond publicly to the legislation.
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Scaramucci publicly fell out with his former boss in 2019.
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President Donald Trump has publicly vowed to protect Social Security.
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He has instead publicly sided with every incumbent Republican senator.
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The exact titles that were sold are not publicly known.
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Both women have spoken publicly to reporters about their experiences.
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Senior Republicans publicly turned down the chief of staff job.
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The woman has not been publicly identified by the police.
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United States intelligence officials have not publicly endorsed those findings.
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But she didn't report his actions publicly at the time.
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"It takes tremendous courage to publicly disclose it," he said.
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Republicans are less so, with some publicly signaling their discomfort.
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Curiel has not publicly responded to Trump's allegations of bias.
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Ghosn remains in custody and is unable to speak publicly.
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At the very least, it wasn't publicly discredited very often.
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Three other women have publicly accused Mr. Shavit of misconduct.
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The top military brass has publicly rallied behind Mr. Maduro.
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"It doesn't cost anything to publicly air allegations," she said.
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Tuesday Group members are not publicly calling for MacArthur's ouster.
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It's uncertain whether Cohen's potential testimony would be delivered publicly.
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They also worked with foreign governments to publicly attribute cyberattacks.
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Trump has not publicly advocated for a universal flu vaccine.
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Television anchors debate whether the shooters should be publicly identified.
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He said the three could become separate publicly traded companies.
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The police have not commented publicly about the brothers' accounts.
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Not all health insurance companies are publicly traded, of course.
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It's not publicly available yet — access is granted by request.
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The woman has declined to speak publicly about the matter.
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The F.T.C. and Justice Department declined to publicly comment Monday.
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The Office of Personnel Management data has never surfaced publicly.
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Phil Murphy (D) is publicly pushing for fully legalizing pot.
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At least publicly, Pelosi does not seem to be worried.
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The duo recently publicly split in the Roy Moore campaign.
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It's pretty unusual for so many to say so publicly.
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But that claim isn't holding up to publicly available information.
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Eight women have said publicly that he touched them inappropriately.
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Moreno has never publicly denied, confirmed or discussed shooting Gil.
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I'll just go through the things that are publicly announced.
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Related: Officially Recognized But Publicly Shamed: Transgender Life in Pakistan
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Only after that were we granted permission to distribute publicly.
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Publicly, it's clear that HQ Trivia's viral ride is over.
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Cuomo and the Senate Democrats have been publicly supportive of.
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And to talk about it publicly and on the record.
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Even fewer have ever publicly stated that they considered resigning.
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You can participate in a group conversation without posting publicly.
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And following the election in 2018, President Obama even stated publicly that shaming Putin publicly would not be an effective tactic, which now the media thinks is necessary or you&aposre not a patriot.
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We had said publicly, the Leader had said publicly, that if we see the United States respecting its side of bargain -- which unfortunately wasn't the case fully -- that we would engage in other areas.
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Privately funded campaigns have more leeway to do what they like with their money than publicly funded ones, and no recent major presidential candidate has run a publicly funded campaign other than Barack Obama.
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Under the new law, California residents will be able to block businesses from using information that relates to them that is publicly available, often [typically] because it has been released publicly by government agencies.
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The attempt at public shaming is just the latest such instance emanating from the Trump White House, where the President has repeatedly publicly undermined his secretary of state and publicly berated his attorney general.
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The scheme allows companies publicly traded in Shanghai and London to list on each other's bourses via the issuance of depositary receipts (DRs), a financial instrument representing publicly traded securities of a foreign company.
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But he added in the statement that he didn't want to announce that publicly because it would have forced him to publicly correct the record if the bureau ultimately did decide to investigate Trump.
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As he publicly dodged questions from reporters about Mr. McCain, Mr. Trump allowed a split screen to unfold as much of the nation, including Mr. McCain's Senate colleagues, publicly memorialized him on Capitol Hill.
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Though the book is being reviewed, the White House has not attempted to stop Bolton speaking publicly and has not asked him to avoid publicly discussing issues related to his time working for Trump.
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All of this will be made publicly available, and people will have the option to appeal any decision made by the Oversight Board — Facebook also committed to responding to any decision or appeal publicly.
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"If you're a law firm that's involved in major transactions, [mergers & acquisitions] of publicly traded companies, you're going to have a lot of sensitive information, inside information before it becomes publicly available," Dominitz said.
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"In President Trump's world, you can have disagreements privately or publicly, but immigration is a hot-button issue for him and it's something he doesn't like to see disagreements on, especially publicly," Ruddy said.
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Hogan, who has publicly commented on his sexual prowess and the tape's existence, testified that he talked about the tape publicly in his wrestling persona only because it is something he has to do professionally.
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Trump has previously publicly blamed China for allowing "Poisonous Synthetic Heroin Fentanyl" to pour into the US; China has publicly denied blame, although privately it has worked with the US to fight the opioid crisis.
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Officials wanted Ukraine to publicly commit on political investigations Taylor said he had been told by Sondland that the Trump administration wanted Ukraine to publicly announce an investigation that could help President Donald Trump politically.
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They cannot lawfully, except on the floor of Congress, publicly reveal classified documents they have seen, but they can (and they have done so in the past) summarize them publicly -- and with a political spin.
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" He later explained that it felt "silly" to not acknowledge the investigation publicly as both presidential campaigns were speaking publicly about it -- but said the Clinton campaign was using "euphemisms" for it, including a "matter.
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A Trees Network spokesperson confirmed that for "a brief period" their database was "publicly accessible," but downplayed the incident saying the whole point of the site is for users to publicly discuss marijuana related issues.
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And they played several from Mr. Trump himself, showing the president in 21 publicly calling on Russia to hack Hillary Clinton's email and last year publicly calling on Ukraine and China to investigate Joe Biden.
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Trump didn't publicly condemn Russian attack According to congressional testimony, Trump declined to publicly condemn a Russian attack against Ukrainian military vessels in November 2018, even though the State Department prepared a statement for him.
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It's not that tech doesn't publicly discuss H-1B at all.
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"We will publicly consult on any proposed changes," it told Reuters.
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The couple has also recently started stepping out publicly together again.
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Apple has not, until recently, been publicly enthusiastic about virtual reality.
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Most of these corporations, however, calculate and publicly disclose their emissions.
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What's the case for putting your money into publicly traded companies?
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Trump has not publicly focused on the caravan since the election.
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The sources could not speak publicly because the investment is private.
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Hillary Clinton has said a number of times publicly that Sen.
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The company has so far not commented publicly about the delay.
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Samsung has not publicly announced the number for US-only presales.
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She also posted her own Instagram to publicly congratulate the couple.
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He is scheduled to speak publicly in Oxford later on Monday.
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They argue that publicly celebrating young trans people is therefore dangerous.
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They are growing faster than any publicly traded software company today.
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He urged the British government to publicly call for her release.
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Trump publicly backed Keller, tweeting his endorsement several times this month.
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Union is already publicly celebrating the return of Being Mary Jane.
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Trump publicly criticized both Boeing and Lockheed Martin before his inauguration.
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He has publicly stated that trade wars are good (many disagree).
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This is exactly what Trump does, and he does it publicly.
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Serena Williams Drake first started publicly supporting Serena Williams in 2011.
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Some, such as Shmuley Boteach, publicly and proudly celebrated the release.
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There's really only a downside for moving from that line publicly.
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You can then acknowledge these mentions and thank people publicly. 2.
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Maxine Waters' recent suggestion that Trump officials should be publicly confronted.
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Clinton had been publicly tough on Putin for a long time.
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"It's tough enough without talking about it (publicly)," he said. Sen.
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Orth and Fresno officials have not publicly commented on the lawsuit.
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Additionally... there is abundant information on the program already publicly available.
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The same goes for Sanders' call for publicly-financed higher education.
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They also publicly tweet your message to the congressperson's Twitter handle.
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Today she's a developer at the publicly traded insurance company, Centene.
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His boss, President Donald Trump, publicly contradicts him at every turn.
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David Souter, 79, lives in New Hampshire but rarely speaks publicly.
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The private pair isn't ready to discuss their relationship publicly, though.
|
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Versions of it were also publicly available during a comment period.
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Messaging clearly trumps these more publicly accessible forms of social media.
|
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Samsung is yet to identify a reason for the issue publicly.
|
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Like most things she does, however, Melania Trump remains publicly unaffected.
|
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She publicly conceded later in the day before staffers and supporters.
|
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But the far more common publicly expressed reaction was deep offense.
|
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Acumatica's Alexa skill is expected to launch publicly early next year.
|
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Likewise, no particular agency has been publicly identified as the customer.
|
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This has been publicly confirmed by Google's Hoi Lam on Thursday.
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Walmart does not disclose these figures publicly and declined to comment.
|
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It is not clear if the imagery will be publicly shown.
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Long denied the allegations and publicly vowed to clear his name.
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The new entity, the company has said, will be publicly traded.
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He has not been identified publicly because he is a minor.
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I've never shared a photo of a meal I've eaten publicly.
|
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Stana and Kris are worried because those names aren't listed publicly.
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I prayed for her privately and publicly defended her in print.
|
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At that time, Ford was not ready to come forward publicly.
|
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Her parents are the first to speak publicly about their results.
|
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Neither party has publicly provided evidence to back up their allegations.
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Meetup, meanwhile, has publicly asserted that no one lost their jobs.
|
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One of the five slain victims has not been publicly identified.
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Swift fans certainly close-read images – but they're publicly available images.
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The commissioner's office publicly commented on its request for a refund.
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It's just not usually publicly at odds with the US President.
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These publicly traded companies own properties and pay out generous dividends.
|
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The officials weren&apost authorized to comment publicly and requested anonymity.
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He asked Romney to say publicly he was "wrong" about Trump.
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It is not publicly known who else authorities have spoken with.
|
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Through to the end, she refused to speak of it publicly.
|
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King has spoken publicly about her love life in the past.
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He also complained about it publicly when he was in office.
|
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Rand Paul of Kentucky has come publicly to the president's defense.
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Rand Paul of Kentucky has come publicly to the president's defense.
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CNET reports that the report will be released publicly on Wednesday.
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Government requests to remove content would be publicly reported, it added.
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It would also require them to make repair guides publicly available.
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One in four women who need publicly funded care is uninsured.
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"I don't discuss elected officials publicly or privately, really," said Powell.
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She lost her job because she was openly and publicly racist.
|
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The watchdog did not publicly disclose the nature of the violation.
|
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It was the first time she publicly used she/her pronouns.
|
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And she will urge climate experts to publicly defend their work.
|
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Revenue at the publicly traded industry leaders still dwarfs the newbies.
|
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The pair have declined to comment publicly on their rumored relationship.
|
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Shelly Miscavige has not appeared publicly in more than a decade.
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KS: So saying something publicly and then not doing the action.
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BDSM and other kinks have become more publicly discussed and accepted.
|
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Publicly, Trump has tried to distance himself from his former allies.
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Data for views and shares on VK is not publicly available.
|
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Aides to both have publicly denied that a "grand plan" exists.
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Haley was publicly accused of having an affair of her own.
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It plans to list the new company publicly by September 2020.
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And this is only looking a publicly traded retailers, Sole said.
|
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It is expected to be publicly released in the coming weeks.
|
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McConnell has said little publicly about impeachment since the inquiry began.
|
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Iran has not offered any publicly available evidence for the incident.
|
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Kavanaugh has been publicly accused by three women of sexual misconduct.
|
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Sessions has remained privately and publicly supportive of Trump since then.
|
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Wu has had to publicly defend herself over and over again.
|
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This year, a redacted version of Mueller's report was released publicly.
|
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The Pentagon has been loath to publicly criticize its Gulf allies.
|
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"Nissan and Mitsubishi publicly shamed Ghosn," de Mol told the court.
|
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"He will push his allies into publicly contradicting him," Gowan said.
|
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Not all Republicans were as publicly skeptical of Swetnick's claims. Sen.
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I'd been writing and speaking publicly about my desire to conceive.
|
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"This is the first time I'm saying it publicly," she continued.
|
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Dawkins has not yet commented publicly on the allegations against Krauss.
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And both Speier and Lynch have publicly stated they are running.
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As CIA director, he publicly distorted intelligence to favor his boss.
|
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The settlement also requires that the policy guide be publicly available.
|
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"For safekeeping," he says, "even if we don't publicly distribute them."
|
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It was not clear when the report might be released publicly.
|
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Publicly funded operations such as RFA have gained a new importance.
|
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Mr. Berman has not disclosed publicly details of any such meeting.
|
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Twitter has also publicly expressed a desire to be more transparent.
|
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The software for the Pwnagotchi was publicly released on September 19.
|
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Ricardo Rosselló, has publicly heaped praise on the federal government's response.
|
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What happened publicly at the Blair House happened privately every day.
|
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Under Washington state law, arbitration records are not made publicly available.
|
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One of them has spoken publicly about his decision to leave.
|
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After further checking, the new finding was announced publicly on Tuesday.
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Persky has not publicly commented on the fallout over the sentencing.
|
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It was then that Johnson decided to publicly debunk his story.
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The top brass continues to publicly profess loyalty to Maduro's government.
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South Carolina state-owned Santee Cooper and publicly traded SCANA Corp.
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His cause of death was not publicly announced by the family.
|
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Neither Tidal nor West has spoken publicly about the contract termination.
|
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But like the alpha versions, those emails are already publicly available.
|
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Until then, the N.T.S.B. has declined to discuss its findings publicly.
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It is, in some ways, publicly accepted live action role playing.
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The Academy's relationship with Native American actors has been publicly uneven.
|
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Duval has never spoken publicly about the crash or Anastasia's death.
|
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Kendall doesn't speak publicly about her love life, and never has.
|
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On Wednesday, Prince took to Twitter to publicly renounce the piece.
|
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There are only a handful of publicly traded footwear companies today.
|
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She's currently arguing publicly with members of the gaming site Kotaku.
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Rousseff and Barbosa have publicly emphasized the central bank's operational autonomy.
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Two people in Tickled have publicly disavowed Farrier's portrayal of them.
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In the second move, Mr Putin publicly overruled his foreign minister.
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