He and Scottie Pippen quizzed each other using flash cards.
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So instead, we quizzed two physics professors about Claus's possible methods.
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I studied her twistout technique like I would be quizzed afterward.
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When quizzed by the council, Mr Setya claimed he was "joking".
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He quizzed me for tips on how to beat the market.
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IRVINGTON, N.J. — In 123, Sandra Hayward quizzed the children she knew.
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I have quizzed close friends and found relief in their candor.
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She quizzed and befriended generals, prime ministers and spymasters, politely but relentlessly.
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And we're all going to be quizzed on it in 45 days.
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He quizzed them attentively, like a candidate, about their hopes and aspirations.
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The children were quizzed on their vocabulary, nonverbal reasoning and cognitive processes.
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Foreign-born roses are quizzed about the particulars of their Irish roots.
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He quizzed me on the rip current, made me point it out.
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And the House Intelligence Committee quizzed diplomats, national security officials and others.
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She was quizzed on the subject in July by parliament's defense committee.
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Driving the news: The TIAA Institute quizzed African Americans on financial questions.
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Katie Porter, a Democrat from California, quizzed Carson on what "REO" stands for.
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Mehta later quizzed Nadella on how he could become the next Microsoft CEO.
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"She's not going to jail," one participant said, quizzed about a fighter's availability.
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For students, adding frequent tests incentivizes focus because they know they'll be quizzed.
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Perhaps the best example came when Trump was quizzed about his net worth.
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Holding a microphone, she roamed the room and quizzed students about their plans.
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Wheeler often quizzed Walters on how he felt at certain stages of the process.
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Chopra was quizzed about a possible romance with Jonas after the event last year.
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The personal finance website quizzed 23,2000 adults in January on their taxation know-how.
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His team has quizzed them, extensively, on what Stone was up to in 2016.
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Here's how to watch it, after you've quizzed yourself on Derby history of course.
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The audience members were quizzed afterward, and they could not decide which was which.
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Justice Samuel Alito quizzed the state's attorney on what would and wouldn't be allowed.
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Leaders quizzed Finnish President Sauli Niinisto, the last Western leader to meet Putin personally.
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Meanwhile, Elba cheekily quizzed TV Choice on why his own BBC show Luther wasn't nominated.
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After the consultation they are quizzed on whether the health workers adhered to clinical guidelines.
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Dahl still remembers the time he quizzed Tapia on his approach to facing left-handers.
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" Stern quizzed her if her practice of leaving big tips was because of "rich guilt.
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He quizzed her about her sex life and asked if she needed contraception, she said.
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She quizzed me intently about it and never forgot it when I saw her again.
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In the previous two quarters, almost no cuts were expected by almost all CFOs quizzed.
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In 2015, she publicly quizzed then-candidate Donald Trump on his views on Russian sanctions.
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At her bridal shower, Kristina quizzed her friends on what she loved most about Chad.
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Graubart said he then quizzed Ortiz about the details of his unwritten agreement with Kuchar.
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Lawmakers quizzed the ambassador-designate on his position on statehood in the wake of Trump's remarks.
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To decipher the options, we quizzed Matt Fugate, a hairstylist at Serge Normant Salon in NYC.
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"Anything yet?" quizzed Villa, peering over Sasano's shoulder at the night-vision camera from the drone.
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" When quizzed further by reporters, Huckabee Sanders added: "I've had conversations with the President about this.
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He quizzed her on the different events and photos that she had in her cell phone.
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It also quizzed them on America's politicians, asking how favorably or unfavorably they viewed certain lawmakers.
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He was then ordered back for a second meeting where he was quizzed on the materials.
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Future nominees to the bench should be quizzed on their knowledge of technology at confirmation hearings.
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At the ShinMaywa Industries booth, Indonesian air force officials quizzed the company about its amphibious plane.
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Alas, once Johnson began being quizzed, his eccentric, attractive nature gave way to sound-bite ambush.
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They were much more muted when Fraser Nelson, the event's host, quizzed him on abortion rights.
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"I'll most likely stand," Curry said Tuesday when quizzed over whether he would emulate Kaepernick's actions.
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They will be quizzed on spelling, math and memory, with each round tougher than the last.
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During the meeting, the president quizzed Mr. McGahn about why he took notes, the report said.
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Kirstjen Nielsen, the homeland security secretary, was quizzed about the vulgar words Mr. Trump reportedly used.
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DeFazio quizzed Department of Transportation officials on whether they had begun taking action at the ports.
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In fact, when some pre-retirees were recently quizzed on Medicare, most didn't know for sure.
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Gardeners, botanists and ecology professors were quizzed on whether the tree would make it to Christmas.
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She quizzed wine merchants and smart diners for tips on how to make her restaurants better.
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The president quizzed one adviser after another about what they thought the speaker was up to.
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Then she quizzed him on what tickets he had bought before handing them over, he said.
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So we quizzed Stanford sleep expert Jamie Zeitzer about how to minimize the misery of jet lag.
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In the classroom students were quizzed and assessed on their ability to understand and retain the material.
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The attorney general pushed back at Democrats who quizzed him on whether Trump's actions amounted to obstruction.
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To find out, WIRED quizzed Mike Colter, the man who stars as Cage on the Netflix show.
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CNBC Make It quizzed him on how he uses his credit cards, pays bills and saves money.
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TMZ Sports got Mark in NYC Wednesday ... and quizzed him on the highly anticipated return of Brady.
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They then read all of the messages on my phone, and quizzed me about my personal life.
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I even hope that women, particularly ones in the public eye, continue to be quizzed similarly. Why?
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We quizzed Dfinity a little more on all this and asked whether this was an actual launch.
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Arabella had quizzed me in second-period French on the lakes of Latin America. Nicaragua. Atitlán. Yojoa.
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An American customs agent gently quizzed them about their itinerary as he scanned their passports in his booth.
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So we quizzed the editors on our beauty team on the products they use to start their days.
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Last September, Kelly caused a furor when she interviewed actress Jane Fonda and quizzed her about plastic surgery.
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To find out what truly defines an It bag, we quizzed five of the brands of the moment.
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Musk said it was "probably unwise" to short Tesla stock when quizzed on social media site Twitter Tuesday.
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Sweden's central bank governor Stefan Ingves stressed that risk when he was quizzed by the media on Thursday.
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The committee also quizzed Clayton about other potential breaches at the agency and the regulator's general cyber defenses.
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To Reitano's point, at no point during the transaction was he quizzed about other medications he was taking.
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With Obama, many thought that the era of candidates being quizzed on their Vietnam War service was over.
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I want to avoid this, so I quizzed some experts about how best to solve my eavesdropping problem.
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In the Oval Office, he quizzed the Republicans about the margin of victory in their districts last fall.
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Latin America smiles 'like no one else' People were also quizzed on positive emotions, prompting some brighter news.
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They talked timepieces, quizzed one another on Patek esoterica and traded tips on how to locate rare watches.
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Mr. Trump quizzed his aides on Mr. Zelensky, asking whether Mr. Zelensky would help him or hurt him.
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Kimmel, 52, quizzed the "Ocean Eyes" singer about things that were popular in 1984, when he was 17.
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" Colbert quizzed Conway about charges of collusion, too, as she said that "the conversation is real, the collusion's not.
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Along with two other guests, I was led downstairs, where our guides quizzed us about our hopes and fears.
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Sechin declined to say whether Russia would participate in any coordinated cut, when quizzed by reporters after the speech.
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The Oscar-winning actor stumbled initially when quizzed on his own movie quotes on Jimmy Kimmel Live Tuesday night.
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Mozes declined to answer reporters' questions as he walked into the police station where he was quizzed on Monday.
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Students outside a dorm quizzed each other about history while another group played frisbee on a stretch of lawn.
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Najib was quizzed by the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission for more than four hours Tuesday about the 1MDB fund.
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That's worth mentioning the next time you chat during a downward dog or are quizzed by a Hell's Angel.
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This week, I hit the books, took notes, quizzed myself, and brought my newfound skills out into the world.
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Or rather, a rock quiz, as players are quizzed on their knowledge of bands, ranging from Motorhead to Korn.
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As each senator quizzed Perry about DOE programs and projects that they favor, Perry appeared to support them all.
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At one point he is quizzed about his work for Bodog, the online gambling network set up by Ayre.
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The "Jimmy Kimmel Live" host showed young children being quizzed on the president's job performance by a show producer.
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Lauber was quizzed by a parliamentary controls committee on Friday and said he would face other committees next week.
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Even as late as Thursday afternoon, he quizzed staffers over whether it was too late to cancel his participation.
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At a confirmation hearing in January 2019, US Attorney General William Barr was quizzed about the subject by senators.
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Mini Spider-Man, also known as Liam, quizzed the new Marvel stars with a round of quick-fire questions.
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Fifty-six percent of voters quizzed in a recent Quinnipiac University poll said he is unfit for the office.
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Study the menu carefully at O:n°, a new restaurant just outside Koreatown—you could be quizzed on it later.
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Lilly Singh quizzed Wilson on his knowledge of Eilish and, you know what, he got every single question right.
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Three times that year, she quizzed them about their period start and which women they socialized with the most.
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Quizzed on alleged infiltration by foreign militants, he said his head of general intelligence had told him on Jan.
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An older couple ahead of me were being quizzed by the clerk who was reading from the Medicare paperwork.
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When McVay quizzed receiver Brandin Cooks, who had been acquired about two months earlier, he knew all the answers.
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She tracked him down at his urban transport seminar and quizzed him about his reasons for being in America.
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Choi Gee-sung and his deputy Chang Choong-ki were quizzed by prosecutors over their role in the deal.
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Schiff lamented that his committee had interviewed just 56 witnesses, about half the number quizzed by its Senate counterpart.
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The president took a personal interest in the three contests and quizzed aides on how they were shaping up.
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Publishers GraphicDesign& quizzed 2,20173 designers from the US and the UK to compile some facts and figures about the industry.
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Publishers GraphicDesign& quizzed 2,000 designers from the US and the UK to compile some facts and figures about the industry.
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" When quizzed on if he'd work with Liam, Barry said: "Of course I would, but you have to be asked.
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On Thursday, the "Malibu" artist was quizzed about the intimate details of, presumably, her love life with fiancé Liam Hemsworth.
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Just before going departing Japan for Seoul journalists quizzed Trump again on how his last-minute offer was going down.
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She quizzed Zuckerberg on Facebook's steps to combat misinformation and voter suppression ahead of the November 2020 U.S. presidential election.
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When quizzed today, Ashley admitted that due to lengthy security searches staffs were in effect receiving less than minimum wage.
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Still, the Asian Barometer Survey, run by National Taiwan University, has on four occasions quizzed the Chinese public about democracy.
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And so it went, the very gradual build-up of his arousal as she quizzed him on card after card.
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Yester quizzed the counselor&aposs supervisor, and district staff raised concerns about the counselor with the county mental health organization.
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Then, there are different blurbs about nutrition, fitness and even sleep that you're prompted to read, often quizzed briefly after.
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" Storie backtracked when quizzed about it, saying "porn star is not his type if that's what you want to know.
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Often, when women fans not being quizzed for statistics or asked to spell a coach's name, they're being flirted with.
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"Well, it's a handcrafted show," Cindy Holland said after being quizzed about the holdup at the Television Press Association tour.
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But, she shouldn't be quizzed about her family planning philosophy at a mid-day tea party by nosey virtual strangers.
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But Heath would have been quizzed over seven accusations, although police refused to say whether there was other corroborating evidence.
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"She totally quizzed me on all of our numbers," the Alaska native said of her initial visit to Goop's headquarters.
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Out of 9,000 people quizzed by YouGov, 64 percent said they had a positive opinion of the Duchess of Cambridge.
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Over dinner that night, as we sat and slurped potatoes stewed with ginger and pork, my mother quizzed Mao Xin.
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In 2014, candidates to the police commissioner exam were even quizzed about the strategic uses of drones in public safety.
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Najib's wife, Rosmah, and his stepson, Riza Aziz, have also been quizzed by anti-graft investigators in relation to 1MDB.
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" — JIMMY FALLON The cast of "Schitt's Creek" proved how well they know each other when quizzed on "The Tonight Show.
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He checked their I.D.s, quizzed them on their backgrounds, and asked them if they had thought through the possible consequences.
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Bernie Sanders and Biden, the two oldest men on the debate stage, were both quizzed on the former president's take.
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A reporter with Motherboard, a technology site, quizzed Guccifer on the technical aspects of the hacking and on rudimentary Romanian.
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That was the great question of Petsch's new YouTube video, in which she quizzed her boo on all things Cheryl Blossom.
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" Colbert quizzed the meme lord after he lamented not running last election, though he says he ultimately "made the right decision.
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Valero executives were quizzed by analysts on whether demand had been overstated or whether the problem was on the supply side.
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FBI agents have quizzed scholars visiting from Chinese state-backed think-tanks about government links, and cancelled the visas of some.
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Between bites, another customer quizzed Philipps in Chinese about how to get his non-Asian girlfriend more interested in Chinese food.
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As Bustle reports, the site for extramarital affairs quizzed 1,500 philandering folks on the preferred mode of communication with a lover.
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Executives will also be quizzed on how they assess political risks before the next budget comes up for discussion in autumn.
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Kimmel quizzed his guest to see if she'd ever been a "crazed" 1D fan, and it's clear that she was not.
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She quizzed the state's computer-crimes unit and was told that they didn't have any known perpetrators who followed Seth's script.
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Speaking through a Punjabi interpreter, an immigration official quizzed the Singhs about their lives, in particular how they made a living.
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Best friends are supposed to be the people we know the best — unless we're being quizzed about them on national television.
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Investigators Tuesday quizzed TOTE Vice President Morrell about the ship's maintenance, its performance and who has authority to approve course changes.
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British Brexit Minister David Davis was quizzed on Thursday in parliament on securing the future of the euro-denominated clearing industry.
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Based on his logic, the hashtagged movement is, in essence, about both genders being quizzed equally about their outfits' fabulous origins.
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Over drinks at a Dupont Circle bar, the man quizzed Ms. Watkins about her sources on a story about Russian espionage.
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President Donald Trump was quizzed about the rising number of Navy UFO sightings in an interview with ABC News last June.
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One neighbor quizzed her about the choice of brick, she noted, "And then another neighbor was interested in buying two units."
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I quizzed building maintenance and found that these items are for sale in all the ladies' restrooms for 25 cents each.
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They quizzed each other on their favorite bands and TV shows, talking endlessly about punk and metal and The Twilight Zone.
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At an August Senate inquiry, de Lima, a former justice secretary, quizzed national police chief Ronald Dela Rosa about the killings.
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During a Senate hearing Tuesday, Shaheen, a New Hampshire Democrat, cited CNN's reporting as she quizzed US Central Command head Gen.
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True, it is likely that no employer has ever quizzed an applicant about Montaigne or William Shakespeare in a job interview.
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On Monday, the actor, 64, appeared on Megyn Kelly TODAY where he was quizzed on his former costars and Ryan came up.
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Shulman was also quizzed about her recent Instagram bikini selfie, which went viral and sparked a conversation about ageism and body image.
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Beatty quizzed Zuckerberg over reports that the committee had sent him, and she alleged that he had not read them at all.
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I-- I think that y-- y-- I just literally-- because-- this is a social media generation, John, I just quizzed Twitter, okay.
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He quizzed Ba Lor on how to run a gym, how to build a name, how to get his fighters into promotions.
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In June the same committee quizzed the OCC after it ended an investigation into malpractice at other banks without publishing its findings.
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WIRED quizzed the Ghostbusters director on a slew of real and fake ghost stories to see if he could tell the difference.
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Last night's Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen saw Channing Tatum's actress wife being quizzed about her relationship with the singer.
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Prime Minister Robert Fico in November 2016 described several journalists as "filthy anti-Slovak prostitutes" after being quizzed about a corruption case.
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Well, we quizzed two polar bears — erm, we mean bartenders — at Minus 5 to get the scoop on their cold-weather cures.
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For kids, or at least for the one kid I quizzed on the matter, a full-cast recording is by definition preferable.
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The study, conducted in 2009 by the Pew Research Center, quizzed a representative sample of 1,488 American adults on their sleep habits.
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Researchers also quizzed people about lifestyle behaviors that can impact health including how often they smoked, drank or took their prescribed medicines.
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WeWork's cofounder Adam Neumann said tech firms needed to "agree on a certain level of moral standards" when quizzed about Saudi Arabia.
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Quizzed by ruling party lawmakers on Tuesday, Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray denied the air marshals were critical to the fraught trade talks.
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He has quizzed golf partners, visitors to his club at Bedminster, N.J., and friends and advisers about how they view the candidates.
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He added that rates would not move more rapidly, and reiterated this point on several occasions when quizzed by journalists on Thursday.
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The group quizzed organizing groups on who they represented and former contracts they had bargained for until they found a good match.
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In media interviews, Israeli officials were quizzed over whether Trump had "betrayed" the Kurds - a term they seemed hard-put to deny.
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In an interview in December, Mr. Perdue said Mr. Trump had quizzed him on what he would do about unfair trade deals.
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Travelers frantically scoured mobile phones or quizzed officials for information as they waited in long queues in airports around Europe and beyond.
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With their chins thrust upward and wearing matching coats, they'd recite a poem or be quizzed on sorority lore by senior members.
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They've quizzed Cohen about what it was like working for Trump and about the payments to actress Stormy Daniels, a second source says.
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Quizzed on his prospects of victory he observed that the SPD had picked up about ten points in the polls in one week.
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Quizzed about stimulus before a congressional committee on November 21980th, Janet Yellen, the Fed's chairman, questioned whether the economy needed much more spending.
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Ahead, we quizzed the Refinery29 team on how they treat their hair, from fighting the frizz to the best at-home DIY color.
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" When the bot was then quizzed on its patriotism, it dodged the question and replied, "I'm having my period, wanna take a rest.
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"Absolutely not," Jubeir said when quizzed over whether his government had any involvement in the leaking of messages to AMI, the tabloid's publisher.
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Civilians are interrogated by cops, defendants have their fates decided by judges, and even Box is quizzed about the case by the prosecutor.
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Cohen quizzed Reynolds about his character in Deadpool, the infamous bomb Green Lantern, and the part of Reynolds' body he likes the least.
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On Thursday, a lawyer with an expertise in pensions quizzed and berated Charlotte just before a big speech, calling her stupid and unqualified.
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Social media has been flooded in recent months with videos and stories of random checks where travelers are quizzed about their immigration status.
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He has fielded marriage proposals, been quizzed about his hairstyle and asked what he thinks about Tom Brady from a Tom Brady impersonator.
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At the South Carolina dinner, Patrick quizzed members of the state's Democratic Black Caucus about potential operatives who aren't committed to other candidates.
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"Who are those guys?" she asked, adding that her boyfriend quizzed her every night about whether anyone famous had been in the restaurant.
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They quizzed one witness, the former US ambassador in Kiev Marie Yovanovitch, about how her opening statement made it to the news media.
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Quizzed by California Democrat Dianne Feinstein, he simply said that he would respect the precedent set by the landmark District of Columbia v.
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A state DDS inspector took his documents, quizzed him via an interpreter and then had him arrested for forgery, LatinoJustice attorney Jorge Vasquez said.
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Samsung Group President Chang Choon-ki was questioned on Sunday and Samsung Electronics President Park Sang-jin and another executive were quizzed on Monday.
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Over the weekend, I quizzed every grinder I spoke to about what sort of killer implant they thought would bring cybernetics into the mainstream.
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I quizzed her on bad phases, the ethics of cheating, and the fact that the government is probably watching us through our phone cameras.
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Thurrott reports that Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella met with Lenovo last year and quizzed the company over how it was responding to Skylake problems.
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A Recorded Future researcher discovered the files for sale on the Dark Web, then quizzed the hacker on how the files had been obtained.
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While he was fighting for his life, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention quizzed Whitt, seeking information about what had sickened him.
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But, if you were to be quizzed on topics related to how Travis Scott processes things going on in his life, you'd likely flunk.
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"Moving the dial, meaningfully, on Kiwi wellbeing may take 5-10 years, and they'll be quizzed every budget," said Kiwibank Chief Economist Jarrod Kerr.
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Most charities quizzed for the survey pledged to protect victims through initiatives like staff training, launching dedicated helplines and email addresses for reporting abuse.
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But Vettel threw his weight behind chairman and chief executive Sergio Marchionne and team principal Maurizio Arrivabene when quizzed about their Formula One expertise.
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Texas Supreme Court Justice Don R. Willett, a nominee to the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals, was on the defensive when quizzed by Sen.
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Schiff has argued that Cohen needed to appear before the House Intelligence Committee, too, so he could be quizzed about Russia behind closed doors.
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Children were challenged to speedily eat ice creams and watermelon, and also quizzed on their knowledge of the Quran, with prizes presented to winners.
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When quizzed about its decision to stage its then upcoming game in its Mount Massive Asylum setting, the developer appears to send mixed signals.
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In a video for Billboard, the pop singer was quizzed on her knowledge of the sitcom by star Rainn Wilson, who played Dwight Schrute.
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"Dialogue is always good, there's always demand for it," said Putin during his annual question-and-answer session when quizzed about talks with Trump.
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The 27-year-old musician played a few rounds of trivia on Billboard's Quizzed series with none other than Monica Geller herself — Courteney Cox.
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"I understand the subway very well," President Trump told The New York Times on Wednesday when quizzed about his knowledge of the city's infrastructure.
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McConnell has not yet taken a public position on the upcoming USA Freedom debate, something he's likely to be quizzed on after Tuesday's lunch.
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In the 2001 interview with the Miller Center, Barr described one of their first interactions -- as Bush was quizzed at a congressional oversight hearing.
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In a more sensible system, the presidential candidates would be quizzed on how they would lead their party to down-ballot victory if nominated.
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In response, MPs quizzed Schroepfer on whether Facebook's political ad transparency tool would be so radical as to include "targeting data" in the disclosures — i.e.
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He is also likely to be quizzed on the company's steps to combat misinformation and voter suppression ahead of the November 2020 U.S. presidential election.
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Mrs Conway recently accused Dana Bash, a journalist with CNN, of trying to "harass and embarrass" her when she quizzed her about her husband's views.
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Nonetheless, many pro-government candidates have been quizzed by angry residents about the authorities' response to the typhoon, and some have criticised the government themselves.
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Rock then quizzed the moviegoers about whether they'd seen this year's some of the movies up for awards Sunday – but all he got was crickets.
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Hannah Davis Jeter was at LAX Saturday and was quizzed on whether or not she thinks only athletes should be able to model athletic gear.
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The actress and UFC Hall of Famer, 31, who&aposs in the upcoming movie "Mile 22," was recently quizzed about her next steps in Tinseltown.
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Keith Ellison (D-Minn.), who had previously explored the bank's treatment of lower-level employees, quizzed Stumpf on how those workers went about making sales.
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Huge. Ice-T and co-star Mariska Hargitay appeared on The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon on Wednesday, where they were quizzed about the kerfuffle.
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Police have also quizzed PNB and other bank officials, and made at least 20 arrests in the case that came to light in early February.
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It's not surprise, then, that Gellar was quizzed about her preferences during her appearance on Bravo's Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen last night.
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As sous-chefs finished plates of poached salmon and foie gras for the dining room, Mr. Perez quizzed employees on their working conditions and benefits.
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The changes mean that Libra now has a more formal, layered governance structure that Facebook can point to if quizzed about the currency by regulators.
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But Guillaume Poupard, the chief of France's cybersecurity agency, pointedly declined to endorse the minister's comments when quizzed about them the day after the hack.
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We quizzed Shameik at LAX to see if he can name all the members, and he comes up a few short of the full 10.
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Last year 11% of Malaysians quizzed by Pew, a pollster, claimed to have a "favourable" view of IS, compared with only 4% in neighbouring Indonesia.
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On the latest episode of "The Argument" podcast, Michelle Goldberg, Ross Douthat and I quizzed Senator Ed Markey of Massachusetts about his party's muddled message.
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And when Lipman quizzed male executives on what it was about working with women that flummoxed them most, the resounding consensus was a crying woman.
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Throughout the morning they toggled between eagerness and mild embarrassment as they quizzed Ms. Carillo about the life of a pro and practiced her techniques.
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At one recent workshop, Vitale Buford, a transformational coach who was addicted to prescription drugs, quizzed workers about the everyday troubles they take for granted.
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Almost a third of chief financial officers (CFOs) quizzed in CNBC's latest Global CFO Council survey picked out Bezos as their most impressive business leader.
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Trump himself was kept updated by his team of lawyers, whom he quizzed periodically about the status of the report over the last several weeks.
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When we're quizzed, the act of attempting to express what we know about a subject helps to solidify our understanding of the subject at hand.
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At a joint press conference with U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday afternoon, Trump was quizzed on how he felt about the demonstrations against him.
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It will elevate his profile to the point where he is likely to be quizzed much more frequently than previously about his relationship with his parents.
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That's why when the Silver Linings Playbook actress was quizzed about her favorite reality shows on Andy Cohen's Watch What Happens Live, she didn't mince words.
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She was required to provide details about her family, asked to "define sexuality," quizzed about her sex life, and questioned about her relationship with her father.
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Greenberg has quizzed thousands of people, first giving them a written test to analyze their personalities and then finding out what types of music they prefer.
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In one instance, BCL men called three students into the dorm's guest room, quizzed them over Facebook posts, beat them, then handed them over to police.
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The doctors quizzed the girl on what she'd eaten, and she told them she'd had one cup of bubble tea five days before the incident. One.
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Pence quizzed attendees at carefully staged small-table meetings on why lower taxes -- a simplified take on the administration's major new legislative push -- might help them.
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Alex Norris, a member of parliament for the opposition Labour party who quizzed Javid on the issue on Wednesday, welcomed the commitment to evaluate the scheme.
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"You're not going to talk about pot, are you?" the GOP presidential candidate asked Colbert when the late-night host quizzed him about drug policy reform.
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There were more fans inside the cinema, passing the time before the best actor award announcement—but first, we quizzed the lone guy hanging about outside.
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Apart from being quizzed over and over again about a role she wrapped up 12 years ago, it seems like Aniston is officially living the dream.
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Over 21994 barbers and hairdressers quizzed on the hope of finding the distinctive reddish hair; 260 tailors who might have sold the odd, slightly continental suit.
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Like mother like son — Louie minced no words when the hosts quizzed him on everything from Snapchat streaks to whether anyone his age uses Facebook Messenger.
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Quizzed about the discrepancy a day later, McAdoo stood firm and in essence contradicted Mara by saying that Mara knew of the stated plan all along.
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In confirmation hearings, Democrats quizzed Azar on his nearly 85033 years as a pharmaceutical executive, most recently serving as president of Lilly USA until January 2017.
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Reflecting his fixation on personal loyalty, Mr. Trump quizzed Ms. Hyde-Smith on whether she had supported another candidate for president in 2016 before endorsing him.
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While taking an Uber with two co-workers a few weeks ago, I quizzed them about their iPhone batteries (on their iPhone 6 and 6S devices).
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Porter, a former law professor who brought along the textbook she wrote titled "Modern Consumer Law," also quizzed Kraninger about the definition of an interest rate.
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Earlier in the hearing, Nielsen had said she wanted to "move forward" from discussion of the language in the meeting after being quizzed by multiple senators.
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However, when quizzed on analyst expectations that the therapy could lead to worldwide peak sales of $1 billion, he said it was too early to say.
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Prior to that, the pop star met Rainn Wilson (Dwight Schrute) and he quizzed her on her knowledge of "The Office" in a video for Billboard.
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Variety alleges that Lauer quizzed female producers about who they'd slept with and loved to play the game "f—, marry or kill" about his female co-hosts.
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We quizzed them on 50 of the most Googled questions about kaiju and the Pacific Rim universe to find out what they knew and what they didn't.
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The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) along with HR firm Adecco quizzed more than 20163,000 employers as part of their regular "Labour Market Outlook" survey.
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Digital marketing agency Stone Temple quizzed the top AI assistants by throwing about 5,000 questions at them to see which was capable of providing the most information.
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Quizzed about another doctor whom the state said she "detailed" 30 times, she said she was unaware that some of the doctor's patients had died from overdoses.
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In true Ellen fashion, they also played a game where the gold medalists were quizzed on the knowledge about the other in the "Definitely Not Dating" game.
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Most people assumed she had no idea what she was up to, and whenever she needed equipment or workers she found herself quizzed over her winemaking credentials.
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MTV quizzed the stars — Lauren Conrad, Whitney Port, Brody Jenner, Heidi Montag, and Stephanie Pratt — on which fellow cast member they would choose to be stranded with.
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But Martin Taylor and Donald Kohn, who were also being quizzed by the lawmakers on their reappointment to the FPC, signaled the buffer might be headed higher.
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Having been in the fashion industry since she was 16 years old, Evans also quizzed Chung on aspects of it that don't get talked about as much.
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The earlier study quizzed experts on the chance that a particular occupation could be automated, and then totted up the proportion of American workers in such jobs.
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Republicans are also likely to be quizzed around the Capitol about Trump's suggestion, made late last week, that Russia should be allowed back into the G-2628.
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He quizzed Faraday Grid's newly hired C-suite about its finances, and this shed light on Scobie's loans, the seemingly undisciplined spending on expansion, and business travel.
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Comey was quizzed about his interactions with Trump and a potential obstruction of justice case that would involve Trump's comments to him about the investigation into Flynn.
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At Thursday's briefing, White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders was quizzed by reporters about the future of several senior administration officials, including McMaster, Carson and Shulkin.
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He also said the government wants these unhindered data flows to be "uninterrupted" — so, he was quizzed, that means no cliff edge in data protection terms, then?
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" When quizzed on her favorite film, Bea has an immediate answer: "My favourite movie is Where The Wild Things Are—freaking Karen O, I love that soundtrack.
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To get at the heart of the album—and of Mayer's career to date—we quizzed him about a number of his collaborators, on and prior to &.
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Brainin quizzed him on the number of grams of olive oil, of kale leaves, of Parmesan, and the cook knew each one by heart and without hesitation.
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Details: They were also quizzed on the practicality of negative rates in the U.S. (something President Trump is keen on) and monetary policy's impact on income inequality.
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Chief Justice Warren quizzed Virginia's lawyer about the falseness of the racial purity claim, yet he veered away from it in his decision for the unanimous court.
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Mr. Cardin took his space travel seriously: In 6383, he went to Houston and quizzed officials at NASA headquarters about how to stay stylish on the moon.
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The survey, which quizzed 1,009 Scottish voters between November 20 and November 22, 2019, signposted a seven-point increase in support for the Scottish Tories since October.
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Henein's fierce style of questioning set the tone for a trial that will last three weeks, and will likely see two more women quizzed on the stand.
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Mr. Cardin took his space travel seriously: In 6383, he went to Houston and quizzed officials at NASA headquarters about how to stay stylish on the moon.
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Last quarter, Gorman was also quizzed about his view that bond traders needed to generate at least $24.4 billion in average quarterly revenue to sustain the business.
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Over the last few weeks, analysts at Jefferies have quizzed plane-buying executives at airlines and leasing companies on what they would want from any new Boeing offering.
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Amy Klobuchar and Durbin quizzed Gorsuch on his interpretation, with Klobuchar pointing out more than once that the Supreme Court was unanimous in its decision disagreeing with him.
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Several Democrats quizzed Petraeus on the impact of some of President Donald Trump's statements about traditional allies, including the EU, Japan and South Korea, and the Muslim ban.
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He quizzed her about having sexual encounters with men and women and told her that if she lost weight, she'd be able to date men rather than women.
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On average, the students recalled about 35 percent of the words they had studied twice, and 45 percent of those they studied once and then quizzed themselves on.
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On the first day of class, for example, our canine professor quizzed us on "culinary basics," which turned out to be a pop quiz on KFC's brand history.
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Candidates have not drawn up detailed manifestos; Mr Johnson, in particular, has been uncharacteristically shy, avoiding most chances to debate with other candidates or be quizzed by journalists.
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With the EU having taken the unprecedented step of rejecting Italy's budget this week, Draghi was quizzed at length about the escalating political fight between Rome and Brussels.
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Next, Ryan was quizzed about Trump's attacks on the "so-called judge" who blocked the president's executive order halting refugees and banning travel from seven Muslim-majority nations.
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" Quizzed about his promotion of a cholesterol drug that had many side effects, including hair loss, Sackler deadpanned, "I would prefer to have thin hair to thick coronaries.
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He was quizzed over his role as one of the commanders of the former Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) during the war it fought against Serbia in 1998-99.
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Then they answered questions from the judges — graduate students, teachers and history enthusiasts — who asked about the primary sources they had researched and quizzed them on the convention.
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During Power's sophomore year, the Berlin Wall came down, the Cold War ended, and she became a political junkie who quizzed herself on the news of the day.
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"If we have 210 percent a year of GDP growth, all these problems would get solved," PayPal billionaire Peter Thiel told me when I quizzed him about inequality.
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The company had quizzed would-be attendees on whether they had been to the the countries most seriously affected by the virus, including China, South Korea and Italy.
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A state DDS inspector took his documents, quizzed him via an interpreter and then had him arrested for forgery, LatinoJustice attorney Jorge Luis Vasquez Jr. previously told CNN.
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Instead, Mr. Epstein quizzed her on her dance aspirations, promised to buy her new pointe shoes and asked her to take part in several sexually charged stretching activities.
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The order and frequency of those activities will vary from student to student, based on their performance — if someone's struggling with a concept, they'll keep getting quizzed on it.
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Although Affleck may have a bigger reputation for being a fan, when Jay Leno quizzed the actress on the team's starting lineup in 2009, she got every question right.
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On the red carpet of the opening of the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios Hollywood, Mashable quizzed celebrities about their knowledge of J.K. Rowling's magical world.
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Bubach said she was asked whether Ostadhassan had coerced her to convert and quizzed on the number of Islamic centers and mosques the couple had visited on their travels.
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PUNE, India (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - After her son came out as gay, Sushma Samudra consulted astrologers, quizzed psychiatrists, performed prayers and implored gods and goddesses to cure his abnormality.
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Candidates are quizzed while an artificial-intelligence (AI) program analyses their facial expressions (maintaining eye contact with the camera is advisable) and language patterns (sounding confident is the trick).
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The US military was quizzed Friday on whether the 21,600-pound behemoth, known as the "mother of all bombs" for its extraordinary force, was necessary for that particular target.
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Still, bank executives got a few chances to flag hoped-for talking points like their positive contribution to the economy when Republican lawmakers quizzed them on more systemic issues.
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He quizzed attorneys on both sides on how the issue of Redstone's mental competence factored into their arguments, indicating he was reticent to weigh in on the issue himself.
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That finding came from a survey by research group Ipsos MORI, which quizzed more than 28,000 people in 37 countries on issues from climate change to sex to crime.
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They sit in a room for hours, then they are marched around, like boot camp -- or worse, prison -- to different rooms where they are quizzed, scrutinized, or dismissed outright.
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The famous couple sat down for a lie detector test with Vanity Fair, where they quizzed each other about their marriage, each other's pet peeves and their professional lives.
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On one occasion, Schmidt quizzed a briefer about which cloud service provider was being used for a data project, according to a memo that Laster prepared after the briefing.
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Our photog also quizzed Paris' mom, Kathy Hilton, a couple months back as to why the couple's wedding was pushed back ... and she served up a seemingly legit reason.
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Shortly afterward, a friend working with the United Nations High Commission for Refugees invited him to Somalia, where he quizzed inhabitants of a resettlement camp about how they lived.
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In a V.I.P. room overlooking the dance floor, Bourdain quizzed one of the owners, Bobby Kwak, a young Korean-American man in a black T-shirt, about the clientele.
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A lawyer for disgruntled students also quizzed Trump on whether he was aware that New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman prodded Trump University to change its name in 2005.
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Lawmakers quizzed company leaders, government representatives and experts during their inquiry into Britain's 32 billion pound ($41 billion) fashion industry, which sources the majority of its clothes from Asia.
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At airports around the world travelers scoured mobile phones or quizzed officials for travel updates as they waited in long queues beneath flight boards showing flights delayed or canceled.
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But he still hasn't dropped out of the presidential race, much less endorsed her, and he sat in awkward silence when quizzed by the press about the Obama's endorsement.
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During a congressional hearing on Wednesday, confused representatives quizzed internet security experts on the looming dangers of the Internet of Things, and what to do to deal with them.
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"Get well soon, Geri!" urged Sporty Spice, staring into the camera lens, as presenter Carol Smillie, a 90s vision in a metallic satin jacket, quizzed the girls on Geri's absence.
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The DOJ originally announced the meeting in the immediate aftermath of a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing that quizzed Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey about their policies.
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Quizzed on the matter by Andrew Marr on his BBC politics show this morning, she left little room for MPs to hope for a more substantive role as talks advance.
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Reporters quizzed Obama, Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau extensively about the candidate's vow to construct a border wall and withdraw from free trade deals.
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The group that had to fake it was quizzed twice before the test began and they proved that they knew all of the information necessary to answer the questions accurately.
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In collateral damage seized on by Republicans, Tony Podesta, a Democratic super-lobbyist, stepped down after being quizzed over his firm's tardiness in declaring work on Ukraine for Mr Manafort.
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He quizzed Mr Trump, shouted over him and brandished lawsuits by students of Trump University (who paid $36,000 and only received a cardboard cut-out of Mr Trump in exchange).
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Trump quizzed a US Navy officer on the phone about whether he thought the new plane-launching mechanism the Navy was set to include on aircraft carriers was any good.
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But on Tuesday it was Thomas Bjorn, with four captain's picks for his European squad to take on the United States in Paris next month, who was quizzed about Woods.
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Meanwhile, during that Thursday event, Trump was quizzed about legislation in North Carolina that forbids people to use public bathrooms that don't correspond with the gender on their birth certificates.
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Ms. Ferraro was quizzed relentlessly about arms control and about whether she could even be credible as the commander in chief should she have to step up and be president.
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Jo Swinson, the deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats, said she had been quizzed about whether she planned to have children when competing against a man with a young family.
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Drug pricing dominated the hearing, as Democrats quizzed Azar over how he would lower the skyrocketing price tag of medicine and worried over his background as a pharmaceutical executive. Sen.
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Moderator Jorge Ramos quizzed the former secretary of state on accusations that she misused her private email server while in office, and GOP threats to bring her up on charges.
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Ye Feng, a manager at another incubator who has sat as a judge on three occasions, said she quizzed the contenders on their technology, business plan and even product pricing.
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During a phone call Friday evening when he was briefed on the agreement, Mr. Trump quizzed his lawyers, diplomats and immigration officials about whether they thought the deal would work.
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He referred some questions to regional governors, government ministers and state company heads who were shown on giant TV monitors sitting at their desks across Russia, waiting to be quizzed.
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Mishustin, who will be quizzed by parliament on Thursday, has played ice hockey with Putin but has little public profile and had not been spoken of as a possible candidate.
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The final season 1 episode of Billboard's celebrity game show, Quizzed, features Hilary Duff and Meghan Trainor, who happens to be a die-hard fan of the Disney Channel series.
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In 2012, Mr. Ford recalled, a skeptical Mr. Obama quizzed his aides about how arming a ragtag band of Syrian rebels could lead to a negotiated end to the war.
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Pompeo previously quizzed a news reporter if she could point out a country on a blank map after she asked him about the Ukraine scandal then engulfing the Trump adminstration.
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Jack Bloom, the shadow health minister for the opposition Democratic Alliance, notes that Ms Mahlangu admitted that patients had died only after he quizzed her about it in the Gauteng legislature.
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Almost the only moment when she grabbed public interest recently was when she quizzed Brett Kavanaugh over his drinking at a hearing for his appointment to the Supreme Court in September.
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In practice, this means that before deciding their fate, senators invite potential justices to their chamber for weeks of confirmation hearings where they are quizzed about their experience and judicial philosophy.
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Johnson was quizzed over his claims that the EU had banned the recycling of tea bags and ordered that children aged under eight should not be allowed to blow up balloons.
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China's agents are reported to have quizzed Mr Kovrig about his years at Canada's embassy there, when his work—analysing Chinese politics by cultivating official and scholarly contacts—enjoyed diplomatic immunity.
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Kelly Clarkson didn't know Meghan Markle's name when quizzed by Ellen DeGeneres: 'She's a princess'Here's how Meghan Markle's treatment in the British press compares to how they talked about Princess Diana
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He said two diplomats quizzed him about Trump's positions on Iran, Russia and Brexit, and arranged a follow-up meeting with a more senior British official back in the United States.
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The African would-be conference attendees were quizzed on their children, because claiming you have children makes a visa application more likely to be granted — it's evidence of a strong tie.
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Mihdhar and Hazmi reportedly quizzed the sailors about their life on a Navy destroyer, the U.S.S. John Paul Jones and whether the ship's guns were loaded when they docked in port.
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Mr. Obama, who said he planned to write a memoir, quizzed the writers about their tradecraft (he told them he liked to write first drafts in longhand on yellow legal pads).
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Like most witness interviews in the Senate Intelligence Committee's Russia investigation, Cohen is being quizzed by staffers on the panel, according to a source with knowledge of the closed-door hearing.
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Kim dressed up as Pam Anderson to attend Kendall Jenner's Halloween bash Wednesday night -- but was jokingly irritated when she quizzed guests about her costume and they couldn't figure it out.
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All these years later, we walked through a gaudy series of rooms filled with marble and chandeliers to see Mr. Abadi, who quizzed him about the safety and details of osseointegration.
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I also quizzed Federighi about the exact way you "quick disabled" Face ID in tricky scenarios — like being stopped by police, or being asked by a thief to hand over your device.
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Those are just a few of the answers we got when we quizzed some of our favorite pros on the craziest (and most effective) products they have with them at all times.
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Charities quizzed said they have overhauled their approach to dealing with allegations after last year's survey - which excluded the U.N. - found that at least 120 staff were fired or lost their jobs.
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In a January 1998 deposition for Paula Jones's sexual harassment lawsuit against him, Clinton was quizzed about his interactions with several women, including former White House intern and then employee Monica Lewinsky.
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"I don't think there's any threat to rule of law in America today," Rosenstein said, citing the country's culture and constitutional rights, when quizzed by the event's moderator, law professor Ronald Collins.
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The two senators present were Orrin Hatch and Mike Crapo, who presided over the hearing and quizzed Bade about the proper role of judges and asked Miller about Native American tribal sovereignty.
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Republicans Ryan Costello of Pennsylvania and Leonard Lance of New Jersey quizzed Pruitt on EPA spending for his first-class flights - estimated to have cost taxpayers more than $100,000 - and security team.
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Childless men are scrutinized more heavily; conversely, men who say they have children must be quizzed to make sure they're not "willfully misrepresenting" the strength of their ties to their home countries.
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But this was late March, so rather than seeing the machinery in action, I quizzed 225-year-old head winemaker, Chris Whitehorn, about the joys of harvesting grapes in the high desert.
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Paul Teller, an aide in the White House Office of Legislative Affairs, quizzed the group about whether it thought a long or short impeachment process would play better with the president's base.
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During the first day of the question-and-answer, senators quizzed prosecutors and defense lawyers about the merits of impeaching Trump and whether there was a basis for his removal from office.
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Earlier police officials told Reuters the individuals were being quizzed for alleged links to DHKP/C, an outlawed group blamed for a string of attacks and suicide bombings in Turkey since 1990.
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Musk was not in the courtroom as prospective jurors were quizzed for possible bias, including whether they could be fair to billionaires, like Musk, or people who lived in Thailand, like Unsworth.
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Trump quizzed Nevada's delegation about how Heller's numbers looked headed into competitive match-ups in the GOP primary against Danny Tarkanian and, if he advances, in the general election against Democratic Rep.
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The Wellington-based Human Rights Measurement Initiative (HRMI) quizzed experts in all of the 19 nations it assessed, including civil society groups, lawyers and journalists, and gauged how each state treats its citizens.
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The above shopping list was the most common response from investors when quizzed as to what they are looking for in the commodity sphere during last week's Mining Investment Asia conference in Singapore.
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Speaking in a radio interview on 103.5 The Fox in Denver, Elway did not shy away when being quizzed if he would consider adding a veteran quarterback to back up starter Case Keenum.
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Mathew said he initially lied when U.S. authorities, who kickstarted a global Libor investigation in 2008, quizzed him in 2010 because he was afraid of his boss Johnson and of losing his job.
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Lawmakers at the hearing also quizzed officials about general readiness and possible scenarios had the alert been real, such as whether the Department of Defense has the ability to destroy an incoming missile.
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Four senior RBI officials were also quizzed by investigators on Thursday, but sources told Reuters they were not suspected of wrongdoing either, and had been called on to explain how banking processes work.
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In three meetings with each side during the week, de Mistura quizzed the negotiators about their ideas, and they were also able to put questions to their rivals through him, one participant said.
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Since the porcelain bowl isn't a magic mirror, I quizzed gastroenterologist Justin Sewell from the University of California, San Francisco while he grabbed a quick lunch on the other end of the phone.
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RT quoted Maria Levashova as saying that armed police stormed into their apartment in Barcelona overnight, keeping her and her friend locked in a room for two hours while they quizzed her husband.
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" When quizzed on who was throwing punches at whom Haywood added "in the area there was about 12 of us who saw it all there and they were certainly laying into each other.
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She closed her eyes and let herself be reminded of the HistoryBot she'd studied with in secondary, the one that'd quizzed her about the Second Iraq War and the downfall of Saddam Hussein.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Pascal Clouzard, the new head of Carrefour France, will be quizzed about plans to revive the retailer's fortunes when he attends a meeting of the Works Council for France on Nov.
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Denmark's conservative business minister Rasmus Jarlov is due to be quizzed by left-wing politicians about the authorities' handling of the case at an open meeting in the parliament's business committee on Tuesday.
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Afterwards, I quizzed them about their purchases, the band's seemingly always fated friendship with Smith, and the literary influences on their upcoming ninth record, Thank You For Today, out next Friday 17 August.
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In the interview with The Times, he said that prosecutors quizzed him for about 40 hours, then warned his lawyer that the next phase of their talks would involve a possible plea agreement.
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Kavanaugh, somewhat more of a mystery, quizzed Center for Reproductive Rights attorney Julie Rikelman about whether she believed that admitting privileges laws would be unconstitutional in every state, not just Louisiana and Texas.
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With the EU having taken the unprecedented step of rejecting Italy's budget this week, Draghi is also expected to be quizzed about the cost of the escalating political fight between Rome and Brussels.
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Investigators quizzed Kelly about Trump's efforts to fire Mueller in June 2017, and his efforts to contain the fallout when The New York Times revealed the unsuccessful attempt in a January 2018 article.
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In a series of acid exchanges, a newly pugnacious Mr. Rubio, long mocked for a robotic and restrained style, interrupted Mr. Trump, quizzed him, impersonated him, shouted over him and left him looking unsettled.
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Other cast details have yet to be revealed, however Tom&aposs on-screen lover Charlotte "Charlie" Blackwood, played by Kelly McGillis, said she intended to "cameo" in the sequel when quizzed back in 2014.
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As I quizzed him about the motive behind his offer, the exchange was cut short by a hotel employee in long dress and headscarf who put her mobile phone in front of my face.
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In a nearly 12-minute clip from December 1.93, titled "TEACHING MY MOM SLANG TERMS OF 2017," Olivia Jade, now 19, quizzed her mom, 54, on the meaning of several popular words and phrases.
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Czech President Milos Zeman has made repeated 'jokes' about how reporters should be killed and Fico in November 2016 described several journalists as "filthy anti-Slovak prostitutes" after being quizzed about a corruption cases.
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"I think it does not help any of us right now to engage in speculation, frankly," said Yaresko at an investor conference in Kiev, when quizzed about her possible role in a new government.
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Rachel Stohl, a senior associate at the Stimson Center in Washington, said she had been quizzed by potential donors as she tried to raise money for research on the military's use of armed drones.
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At the hearing, Jackson grilled the new prosecutor appearing for the government, John Crabb, about contradictions in the government's two sentencing memos, and quizzed him about how and why the government changed its position.
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Mr. Holmes is the official who overheard the July 26 phone call between Mr. Trump and Mr. Sondland in which the president quizzed the ambassador about the status of the investigations he was seeking.
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" The third question quizzed Jost (and anyone who still supports Roy Moore for Alabama Senate) on when it's appropriate to have a relationship with a 14-year-old; he aced it by responding, "Never.
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He also noted a survey by the mayor's women's rights office that found 64 percent of 17,399 women quizzed said they had been victims of some kind of sexual harassment on public transport, including groping.
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As Trump's prospective defense secretary, secretary of state and CIA director have been quizzed at confirmation hearings this week, important differences have emerged between how they see Russia and the views of the President-elect.
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Chinese people quizzed about their giving habits still mention a case that came to light in 2011 of a socialite who enjoyed a lavish lifestyle and appeared to be affiliated to the Chinese Red Cross.
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Transylvania University made headlines in April when a Trump-supporting former student allegedly stormed a campus café with a machete and a bag of knives, quizzed students on their political affiliations, and injured two women.
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The pop star didn't seem all that impressed when a London radio station quizzed her about Ariana Grande's impersonation of her singing voice during her March hosting gig on Saturday Night Live, Us Weekly reports.
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"I auditioned with Matthew, which was completely fantastic," Winslet confirmed during her appearance on The Late Show Thursday night, as host Stephen Colbert quizzed her on Titanic trivia in honor of the film's 20th anniversary.
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Boxing Australia director Johan Linde, who quizzed Bach on the issue, told Reuters he thought it would be extremely difficult to organize the competition, especially qualification, in the 14 months before the Tokyo Games open.
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The decision to stick it out through tense times last week was based on security assessments by the London-based ITF and Zimbabwean tennis officials such as Cliff Nhokwara, who often quizzed the young players.
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While being quizzed for the latest installment of Vogue's "73 Questions" series, Gomez revealed that she may never let go of her skinny jeans, but you probably won't see her wearing shoulder pads anytime soon.
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Quizzed by a committee of members of Britain's upper house of parliament on Wednesday, Raab cited the Irish border and the issue of data-sharing as among the main outstanding elements still to be agreed.
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In a series of questions, Warren quizzed Kelly on the White House counselor's duties and her experience, asking the administration if Conway has previously worked on drug or addiction policy or managed public health issues.
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Speaking privately in April, some diplomats said former Portugal Prime Minister Antonio Guterres and former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark were favourites after each nominee was quizzed for two hours by the General Assembly.
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They were then quizzed on how suitable they thought these people would be for less desirable jobs (like warehouse work, housekeeping, and customer service) compared to more desirable jobs (like management roles and prestigious internships).
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Mr. de Blasio's pick to replace Mr. Peters, Margaret M. Garnett, was already quizzed at a recent City Council hearing about whether she will continue the probe into City Hall's handling of the yeshiva investigation.
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Stacy London, of TLC's "What Not to Wear" fame, and Scott Rogowsky, one of the hosts of HQ Trivia, will be quizzed on Saturday; the comedian Ophira Eisenberg and the actor Charles Busch, on Sunday.
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During an hourlong presentation, students quizzed Mr. Arrisola about benefits, opportunities for promotions and his company's willingness to hire older workers (the oldest student in the class is 76) and people with a criminal record.
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IATA filed a complaint with the European Commission in 2016 after some of its member airlines were quizzed by regulators about aviation equipment makers in the aftermarket repairs market and whether they abused their dominance.
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During an otherwise normal, relatively straightforward episode of Red Table Talk, Will Smith quizzed his mother-in-law, Adrienne Banfield-Jones, his wife, Jada, and his kids, Willow, Jaden, and Trey, about their bowel movements.
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The authors evaluated more than 250 experiments with more than 10,000 participants, in which students had prepared for exams by either rereading material they'd been exposed to — a classic approach — or being quizzed about it.
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Beckenbauer has been quizzed in relation to a payment of 6.7 million euros to FIFA that the German FA has failed to explain as well as a proposed deal with disgraced former FIFA official Jack Warner.
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The three journalists, who were not at their residences at the time police searched them, later went to a police station in Port Louis and were quizzed by detectives over the story, according to the statement.
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Quizzed by a parliamentary committee about the SFO's work, David Green said Brexit could affect mechanisms such as European Arrest Warrants, membership of EU police agency Europol, mutual legal assistance and mutual recognition of confiscation orders.
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The Mary Queen of Scots actress stopped by the Tonight Show on Tuesday where host Jimmy Fallon quizzed her on the Kristen Wiig and Maya Rudolph 2011 hit comedy after hearing that she was a fan.
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Researchers who quizzed them about the sexual function information they had received preoperatively found that the men had "largely unrealistic expectations" about their sexual health after the surgery, like whether they'd be able to achieve erections.
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Anything That Had to Do With Elena, But Mostly This Moment Billy tried to play "Quizzed in the Face" with a woman, Elena, who was not having it, and she became a fixture on the show.
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He quizzed her on the date of her last menstrual cycle and, unnerved by what he perceived as a delay, gave her a version of the so-called morning-after pill, causing her to start bleeding.
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Researchers from the University of Nevada, Reno and the UK's Open University quizzed 190 freshmen and sophomores on their sleep schedules and productivity to determine how well their brains function at different times of the day.
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Maybe you've already answered the question on the résumé, but now you are being quizzed to see if you were exaggerating or claiming something in writing that you can't back up with "off the cuff" answers.
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Quizzed on Puerto Rican frogs and fritters This week, more than two years after Caban Gonzalez submitted his application, he got his Georgia license, Southern Center for Human Rights communications manager Hannah Riley said on Twitter.
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During the 2017 election campaign, an interview with Ardern on New Zealand radio went viral and sparked a debate about sexism after a radio host quizzed her on her baby plans just hours into the job.
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The consensus among strategists quizzed in Linskey's story is that Warren will need to address the matter again at some point, but more to satisfy Democrats, who will be inclined to take her at her word.
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Shortly after Mulvaney got the job, amidst a tumultuous period during the government shutdown, Trump -- who is known to blame top aides for rocky periods in his presidency -- quizzed friends and advisers about how Mulvaney was doing.
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These were famously dubbed the "merry-go-round" deals by Senator Carl Levin, who quizzed Metro and Goldman Sachs at length in a special subcommittee hearing on Wall Street's involvement in the commodities business back in 1493.
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ISIS in Afghanistan: A battle against increased threats US military: 'Right weapon, right target' The US military defended its decision when it was quizzed Friday on whether the 21,600-pound behemoth was necessary for that particular target.
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The incoming Democrats will also likely be quizzed on their support for members of House leadership, as Democrats seem headed for a battle over the speaker's gavel as well as other potential races for top leadership slots.
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When she quizzed Zuckerberg on who's on Facebook's civil rights task force — to which he replied the company's chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg — Beatty pointed out that Sandberg doesn't have much of a background in civil rights.
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In order to find out more about why seeking out lesbian history is so important, we quizzed Kelly about her visual geekdom, as well as where she finds some of the hilarious images she posts on Herstory.
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As we reporters strained to hear, Mr. Obama quizzed his military escort about the location of the demarcation line between North and South, and the size of the North Korean village where the giant flag was flying.
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Underneath a chandelier made of upcycled votives, she poked at some scent diffusers, quizzed a saleswoman on how to remove wax from glass and read the label of a foaming body wash in a snooty French accent.
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Hill, the former senior director for Russia and Europe at the National Security Council, was several hours into her testimony when she was quizzed by the Republican staff attorney about Gordon Sondland's account of their final meeting.
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In the wake of the Dao incident, United employees took computer-based training that quizzed staff on how they would handle certain customer-service problems such as spilling a drink on a passenger, according to an employee.
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All three of the potential jurors quizzed by the lawyers on Wednesday morning said they had seen media coverage of Harris' case, and all three said they have a bias toward thinking that the computer developer is guilty.
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Yet Chaguan quizzed visitors to a museum in the city of Changchun, housed in a palace built by Japanese occupiers when they installed the last Qing emperor as the puppet ruler of north-east China from 1932-45.
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In one recent lesson, the teacher quizzed students about events in Bavaria's history like the 1936 Winter Olympics and the 1939 attempt to assassinate Adolf Hitler in Munich, as well as contemporary issues such as the regional vote.
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But some diplomats speaking privately last month said former Portugal Prime Minister Antonio Guterres and former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark were leading the pack after each nominee was quizzed for two hours by the General Assembly.
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Jimmy Kimmel quizzed the "Bad Guy" singer Billie Eilish on her music knowledge during Thursday&aposs episode of "Jimmy Kimmel Live," and the 17-year-old didn&apost know who singers like Van Halen or Huey Lewis were.
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Since his shock election loss to Mahathir Mohamad in May, Najib has been barred from leaving the country, quizzed by the anti-graft agency and had his personal and family houses searched as part of the 1MDB probe.
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Eighth moment: Being quizzed in recent days about my teenage years at a New England boarding school — the subtext being that I must know something about elite prep schools and the mentality of the boys who attend them.
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Former Portugal Prime Minister Antonio Guterres and former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark were deemed by some diplomats, speaking privately, to be leading the pack after each nominee was quizzed for two hours by the General Assembly.
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Though the panel has publicly quizzed legal experts and Mr. Mueller on his findings, Mr. Lewandowski will be the first fact witness referenced in Mr. Mueller's report whom the White House has not blocked from publicly testifying entirely.
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After reaching the fourth round of the French Open for the first time with a 23-1 1-6 6-3 victory over Greece's Sakkari, the 2014 junior champion was quizzed about what she had learnt from Nadal.
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When a decade was landed on, participants were quizzed about what would have gotten a black man lynched at that time (the right answer, no matter how ridiculous the reasons sounded, was always "D: All of the above").
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As Trump's prospective secretary of state, defense secretary and US ambassador to the United Nations were quizzed at Senate confirmation hearings over the past two weeks, significant differences emerged between the views of the incoming president and his nominees.
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Kumar Mangalam Birla, pictured speaking in Mumbai in 22011, joined the family company at the age of 19853, mentored by his father Aditya Vikram Birla, who made the teenager attend board meetings so that he could be quizzed later.
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"I would never impose my own personal convictions upon the law," Ms Barrett insisted when quizzed about "Catholic Judges in Capital Cases", a 1998 law-review article she wrote with John Garvey, now president of Catholic University of America.
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In addition, 47 percent of the respondents quizzed as to whether they had ever stolen a firearm during a crime admitted to so doing and 86 percent of the felons who admitted prior stealing of firearms reported multiple thefts.
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Taylor won a straw poll when Trump met with Senate Republicans earlier this week and quizzed them on their Fed preference, but there is very little chance many would vote "no" if Trump actually sends up a Powell nomination.
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He did that on television, in 1994, when he appeared on "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" and was quizzed about how Tiffany resembled him and how she took after her mother, Marla Maples, who sat next to him.
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At one point, he quizzed the audience on a new outrage he saw online: Pizza Hut is embroiled in scandal because some customers thought they were delivered a pizza with the pepperonis arranged in the shape of a swastika.
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Clayton, who on Tuesday will be quizzed by Senators over how hackers were able to access non-public information in its EDGAR database in 2016, has said he considers cyber security to be a top priority for the agency.
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"One of my cricket heroes was always Geoffrey Boycott," she said in November when quizzed about how long she would stay in office as ministers quit in protest at her strategy for pulling Britain out of the European Union.
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Swift attended a court hearing regarding the jury selection process, even though she wasn't required to, as a pool of about 60 prospective jurors were quizzed about their knowledge of the case and if they were fans of the music star.
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Trump, a strong supporter of a U.S. mission to Mars, quizzed Aldrin and the others, including NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine, in a way that suggested he would like to skip a moon mission on the way to embarking to Mars.
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During her first visit to the Hyannis Port family compound, Ethel Kennedy quizzed her about current events at the dinner table, Taraborrelli writes: "So, do you think a federal assault weapons ban will impact crime in our country, dear?" asked Ethel.
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Former Malawi President Joyce Banda told the conference how she finally escaped a 10-year abusive marriage but was quizzed on her lack of data when she tried to raise the alarm for other women who were victims of abuse.
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Putin said at the conclusion of the summit on Saturday that Trump had quizzed him on the alleged meddling in a meeting that lasted over two hours but seemed to have been satisfied with the Kremlin leader's denials of interference.
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Just like in 2009, when then world number one Dinara Safina had to defend her prize purse after capitulating in only 51 minutes against Serena's older sister Venus in another one-sided semi, Vesnina was also quizzed about the issue.
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He was quizzed about to the candidate's much-panned response to the Orlando mass shootings of June 12th (when Mr Trump suggested that Muslim-Americans are a disloyal fifth column and proposed banning immigration from a swathe of Middle Eastern countries).
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At a Senate hearing this week in which US lawmakers quizzed tech giants on how they should go about drawing up comprehensive Federal consumer privacy protection legislation, Apple's VP of software technology described privacy as a "core value" for the company.
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The economic argument, on the other hand, is widely perceived as a problematic issue for "Leave" campaigners like Gove, who was quizzed during the program by voters on what would happen to jobs and house prices if there was a Brexit.
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As well as being investigated over his use of Elysee-issued diplomatic passports, Benalla is being quizzed by the Senate about his work as a security consultant since leaving the Elysee, and whether he did similar work while at the Elysee.
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Reporters repeatedly quizzed White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders about Bannon's more bracing comments during a recent 60 Minutes interview – and Sanders managed to avoid talking at length about President Trump's former senior strategist who left the White House last month.
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Puerto Rican drivers were quizzed, lawsuit says In his lawsuit, Caban Gonzalez said employees used a document titled "Puerto Rican Interview Guide" to quiz Puerto Rican drivers about fritters, frogs, hillbilly hats, baseball players and customs on their native island.
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Gathered in press secretary Sarah Sanders's office, Trump quizzed aides as to how they thought the shutdown was playing out in the press, and complimented several of them on their television appearances, according to a person familiar with the conversation.
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Mr. Kushner was not quizzed about either development, but at one point when asked about the challenges of life at the top of the political stage, he professed not to be bothered by the slings and arrows that come with it.
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When memory athletes are fooled -- by being told they won't be tested on a list of words and then getting quizzed by researchers anyway -- they don't perform much better than average, said Konrad, who is continuing to study his fellow memory athletes.
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Powell, quizzed by Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan in an hour-long conversation, was not asked directly about possible further rate increases, but said nothing to counter the expectation that the Fed will raise rates again when it meets in December.
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Quizzed on foreign policy at a forum in Virginia Beach, Mr Trump seemed to believe that North Korea will "soon" have an aircraft-carrier (which is news to Korea-watchers) but that he will "very simply" oblige China to rein in North Korea.
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Quizzed by Schumer in the Situation Room on Wednesday about why he would turn down such a plan, Trump -- after declining to answer twice -- finally conceded that accepting such an offer would make him "look foolish," according to sources familiar with the meeting.
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The timing of the interview thrust Comey back into the spotlight over the Russia investigation, as he was quizzed on the Flynn interview the same week that Flynn was supposed to be sentenced by a federal judge, although that sentencing was delayed Tuesday.
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Obama quizzed the leaders of the EU's two main institution, Donald Tusk and Jean-Claude Juncker, in private talks about what trade terms Britain could expect and how soon a deal could be cut to reassure markets, officials present at the meeting said.
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And Jets right tackle Brent Qvale, who has been rotating with Ben Ijalana, said he had quizzed two teammates — Breno Giacomini and James Carpenter, both former Seattle offensive linemen — for tips on how to neutralize the Seahawks' front, particularly defensive end Cliff Avril.
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A member of the city's board of supervisors, Aaron Peskin, has quizzed city officials over why the building was approved for occupancy; engineers have bored into the sidewalk in front of the building to measure how much the Millennium Tower is sinking.
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While reporters quizzed Federer on Saturday about who in the game's young brigade could become the first man outside that quartet to win since Lleyton Hewitt in 2002, the Swiss felt it would be best to keep faith with the usual suspects.
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When Caban Gonzalez tried to obtain a Georgia driver's license in 2017, a state DDS inspector took his documents, quizzed him via an interpreter, and then had him arrested for forgery, said Jorge Luis Vasquez Jr. of LatinoJustice, a non-profit advocacy group.
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McKinnon reprised her role as Jeff Sessions, the former attorney general, who was quizzed by Jost about Sessions's plans to pursue a Senate seat in Alabama and about a kickoff campaign video that has been criticized as overly deferential to the president.
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" Immersing himself in his Medicare plan, in another taped conversation, Mr. Johnson quizzed Wilbur Cohen, the under secretary of health, education and welfare, on whether he would be covered whenever his doctor "pumps my stomach out to see if I've got any ulcers.
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Legal experts and marijuana industry attorneys say it's hard to say how Gorsuch might rule when the high court takes its next pot case, and it might be impossible to know for sure unless he's quizzed about it during his confirmation hearings.
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John Kennedy (R-LA) quizzed Petersen, whom Trump nominated to serve as a federal judge for the US District Court for the District of Columbia, on his experience with and knowledge of courtroom procedure — and Petersen appeared not to have very much of either.
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Several users TechCrunch spoke to, including a public school principal, a director of a district party committee and a municipal government official, confirmed that everyone in their organizations must download the app and every now and then, users may get quizzed on relevant content.
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According to the AP, at least twice in the past two months, individuals "masquerading as socially conscious investors" have lured members of Citizen Lab to hotels, where they were quizzed for hours about the nature of their jobs, their lives, and Israeli surveillance techniques.
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Kushner, who was quizzed on Monday by Senate investigators on his contacts with Russians as part of an investigation into possible Kremlin meddling in last year's presidential election, said he had met Sergei Gorkov, the head of Russian state-owned Vnesheconombank, on Dec. 13.
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ECB Vice President Luis de Guindos and Olli Rehn, widely tipped to succeed ECB Governor Mario Draghi, will also be quizzed on the subject at upcoming speeches, especially since sources tell Reuters "a significant minority" of ECB rate-setters doubt any recovery is underway.
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In a report on Monday, a third of British adults quizzed in a YouGov poll were not aware that slaves were used to produce fresh foods, according to research from the Wilberforce Institute at Hull University, which commissioned the survey and organized the street campaign.
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Staff members get to taste new menu items before they are released The massive menu at The Cheesecake Factory changes occasionally, and when that happens, employees are required to attend a restaurant-wide meeting where they taste and are quizzed on the new menu items.
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Although Waymo submitted an 25-page list detailing the roughly 242 stolen trade secrets to the court, its attorneys quizzed Levandowski on a handful of design details, including its use of fiber laser technology and its specific positioning of diodes on a printed circuit board.
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WINNER Adam Rippon It's true that if you quizzed average sports fans a week from now about the athletes who controlled their every emotion and feeling during the Olympics, they wouldn't be able to differentiate an Olympic athlete from a character on a Netflix show.
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Donald Trump Jr. headed up to Capitol Hill for a closed-door interview with Senate Judiciary Committee staffers Thursday, and he was quizzed about the June 2016 meeting he set up with a Russian lawyer in hopes of getting damaging information about Hillary Clinton.
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As Nunes quizzed Vindman on whether he spoke with U.S. government officials outside the White House about Trump's July call with Zelensky, Schiff interrupted the Republican congressman's line of questioning, citing the "need to protect the whistleblower" at the heart of the House impeachment inquiry.
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European parliamentarians quizzed Zarif about alleged human rights violations in Iran, Iranian defense spending and nuclear activity and Tehran's stance on Middle East conflicts that have killed hundreds of thousands of people and driven millions from their homes, spurring a large influx of refugees into Europe.
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Jared PolisJared Schutz PolisColorado governor pokes fun at FaceApp Number of openly LGBTQ elected officials rose nearly 85033 percent since 2018: report GOP gun rights activist arrested for flashing handgun at U.S. marshal MORE (D) later quizzed DeVos on current court precedent on transgender civil rights.
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Legislation will be needed to implement some of the Kingman and CMA reforms, and Clark is due to be quizzed by lawmakers on Wednesday on when he proposes bringing a draft law before a parliament clogged with business related to Britain's departure from the European Union.
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The summons from Prime Minister Charles Michel, amid some concern for the stability of the monarchy, came on Thursday after Prince Laurent, a sports car-loving 53-year-old, let off steam at a journalist who quizzed him over the financial health of his renewable energy interests.
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People used to write into Nimoy-as-Spock with questions Teenagers quizzed the logical Vulcan about LSD and the war in Vietnam, while one girl, herself biracial, asked Spock for advice on how to deal with the prejudices she was facing, he being a "half-breed" himself.
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He said he was not kept there by armed abductors, but rather by an unknown person on the other end of the telephone who would not allow him to sleep and constantly quizzed him about what was on television to make sure he was still there.
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The bill follows a hearing last week in which Representative John Kline, chairman of the House Education and the Workforce Committee and a cosponsor of the bill, quizzed a senior Obama administration official on the federal government's enforcement of the 2003 law and the Reuters series.
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He and Bealefeld met weekly with top-ranking staff members in the mayor's office and sat down with top city officials every couple of weeks in CitiStat meetings — the municipal equivalent of CompStat — where Bealefeld was quizzed on overtime costs, recruiting and other markers of departmental health.
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The result is, among other things, a treasure chest of sex, but the lid is opened inch by inch; one scene, in bed, is replayed a second time in deeper detail, as if Park had quizzed the two participants about their respective memories of that palpitating hour.
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Mr. Comey will be the center of attention on Thursday during testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee, where he is expected to be quizzed intensely about his interactions with Mr. Trump and why he decided to keep secret the president's request to end the Flynn investigation.
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Bob CaseyRobert (Bob) Patrick CaseyThe Hill's Morning Report - Progressives, centrists clash in lively Democratic debate Democrats press Trump Treasury picks on donor disclosure guidelines Pennsylvania school district turns down local businessman's offer to pay off student lunch debts MORE Jr. (D-Pa.) quizzed Azar on ObamaCare.
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Although they reportedly agreed to one in June, the DoJ and the FTC have yet to decide which tech titans each will go after, as became apparent when senators quizzed Makan Delrahim, who heads the DoJ's antitrust division, and the FTC's chairman, Joe Simons, on September 17th.
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As part of his ramped-up efforts to appeal to Hispanic voters, President Donald Trump hosted a rally in New Mexico on Monday that included a bizarre shout-out to CNN contributor Steve Cortes, who was quizzed on whether he loved the United States or Hispanics more.
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Jerusalem (CNN)Peter Beinart wasn't the first one stopped at Ben Gurion Airport, but the progressive American Jew and CNN political commentator is one of a growing list of big names who say they were detained while trying to enter Israel and quizzed on their political leanings.
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During a surprise visit on Tuesday to Hyde Park Academy, a Chicago high school, with his unofficial BFF (and the former First Lady) Michelle Obama, the students quizzed him on Chicago's signature delicacy — and the exchange was captured in a video shared Thursday by Harry's office at Kensington Palace.
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It's there when our barbecues and get-togethers devolve into trials of manliness, where boys are graded on how many yams they pile on their plate, quizzed about how many girlfriends they have at school, or judged by the way they "square up" when they shadowbox with their elders.
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She had already spent two hours per week over five weeks of school learning from her laptop, digesting short, pre-filmed interviews with doctors and a kidney donor, playing games that quizzed her on human anatomy, and realistic videos detailing the surgical process on a computer-generated patient.
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Over cups of coffee in a boardroom, Weale and Holder, an agent since 2008 who used to write parts of the Bank's quarterly economic outlook, quizzed the firm's company secretary about his business plans and the outlook for construction, with the gentle air of counselors talking to a patient.
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It builds on the whole Trailhead theme of blazing a learning trail, providing a gamified approach to self-paced training, where users are quizzed throughout to reinforce the lessons, awarded badges for successfully completing modules and given titles like Ranger for successfully completing a certain number of courses.
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At a creator session on live streaming featuring model/IRL streamer Bri Teresi, attendees skipped past the typical "fan" questions and instead quizzed Bri on what tech she uses for overlays in her streams, what platform is the most friendly to new streamers and how to avoid doxxing.
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"The days have come to an end where the muscle and money from the majority can push through candidates in this new political environment," said Matt Schlapp, the American Conservative Union chairman who attended a Monday night dinner where Trump quizzed influential right-wing figures about the race.
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Ms. Waite, who has had a calendar reminder for each Monday morning alerting her to "call party leadership," said that first-time callers often fear they will be quizzed or interrogated, but that they generally just need to offer their opinion and basic personal information, like name and city.
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Seth Meyers unpacks a 'devastating' day 4 of the Trump impeachment hearings Chadwick Boseman talks through his unique method of preventing Marvel spoilers Netflix gifts us a wacky trailer for the 'Christmas Prince' baby movie Rainn Wilson gets quizzed on 'The Office' superfan Billie Eilish and crushes it
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And in the deal about which Mr. Greenberg was quizzed on Tuesday, the state said that A.I.G. struck two other sham reinsurance deals with General Reinsurance that increased its reserves by $500 million at a time when some analysts and investors were concerned about A.I.G.'s declining reserve levels.
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Read more:Billie Eilish says someone once told her there were no hits on her Grammy-nominated album: &aposThat fool was wrong&aposJimmy Kimmel quizzed Billie Eilish on her music knowledge, and the 17-year-old didn&apost know who Van Halen or Run-DMC were: &aposWhat is that?
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But the tour didn't end until Josh quizzed me on my park knowledge: apparently, the "big giant rocks" throughout Central Park are the only items in the park that were not added by the builders, and the permits for the food carts lined up around Central Park cost $300,000.
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"They are very dirty, very rude," he says of the city's leather and spike-clad punks, some of whom seem to be in it more for the fashion than the music and falter when quizzed on song titles of the bands whose patches they sport on the back of their jackets.
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Survey respondents reached on Friday were quizzed about their feelings about FBI Director James Comey's announcement that the Bureau was renewing its investigation in light of a new batch of emails discovered on devices owned by Clinton aide Huma Abedin and shared with her estranged husband, former Congressman Anthony Wiener.
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Rainn Wilson gets quizzed on 'The Office' superfan Billie Eilish and crushes it Kristen Bell and the 'Frozen' cast literally stop traffic with a musical in the street Stephen Colbert getting taught rugby in New Zealand is hilariously painful Netflix gifts us a wacky trailer for the 'Christmas Prince' baby movie
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The Senate Judiciary Committee hearing was intended to be a long-scheduled discussion of border walls, but suddenly Kirstjen Nielsen, the secretary of homeland security, was being quizzed repeatedly about the vulgar word, or words, said to have been uttered by the president describing the countries of origin of African immigrants.
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The participants were quizzed about their consumption of 138 different foods and beverages at the beginning of the study, and at the five- and 10-year marks after that, but the researchers were most interested in how much natto, tofu, miso, and soy milk everyone was downing on the reg.
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The potential Democratic field in 260 is already being quizzed about her (Senator Kamala Harris praised her on "The View"), emulating her digital tactics (Senator Elizabeth Warren held an Instagram chat in her kitchen that looked much like one of Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's sessions) and embracing some of her causes.
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Franken, one of the few inquisitors who pressed his points, said following Gorsuch's logic would have led to an "absurd" result -- specifically, the death of the driver or others on the road with him -- and eventually quizzed the judge on what he would have done if presented the same options as Maddin.
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Many other passengers in India, a large and important market for ride-hailing companies like Uber and Ola, are complaining on social media about similar experiences of being quizzed about their destination before a driver cancels the ride, or watching a car circle around aimlessly, forcing them to cancel and incur a penalty.
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Rainn Wilson gets quizzed on 'The Office' superfan Billie Eilish and crushes it Stephen Colbert breaks down the greatest burns from day 3 of the impeachment hearings Chadwick Boseman talks through his unique method of preventing Marvel spoilers 'The Crown' star Helena Bonham Carter teaches Stephen Colbert to speak like a royal
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Stephen Colbert breaks down the greatest burns from day 3 of the impeachment hearings 'The Crown' star Helena Bonham Carter teaches Stephen Colbert to speak like a royal Rainn Wilson gets quizzed on 'The Office' superfan Billie Eilish and crushes it Seth Meyers slams the GOP's latest attempts to undermine impeachment hearings
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At the corner of North Clark Street and West Addison Street, Helen Lesniak, 67, said she has been a die-hard Cubs fan since she was a teenager, when her brother used to charge her a nickel if she could not name the jersey number of a player when he quizzed her.
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I did try to interview her but was unsuccessful, although I did get the chance to briefly chat with her last year when she came to the Festival of Fantastic Films in Manchester, UK. During a Q&A, she did say, "I had some issues," when quizzed about the content of the film.
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With the league pushing ahead with expansion plans and set to decide on two new franchises at meetings in New York next week, Garber was again quizzed on Friday about the status of a team, which seems no closer to taking the pitch than it was nearly four years ago when he began the pursuit.
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As part of this, his lawyer quizzed prison conditions expert Dr Alan Mitchell about a conversation he had had two days ago with one of the former British soldiers who had been held for four years in India on weapons-smuggling charges after the vessel they were working on strayed into Indian waters in 2013.
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The latest mini-leak cheered Republicans, when NBC News reported that a Democratic lobbying firm founded by Tony Podesta, the brother of Hillary Clinton's campaign chief John Podesta, had been quizzed by Mr Mueller's team about work for a Ukrainian client of Mr Manafort's that was not at first declared under rules governing foreign lobbying.
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"Polls of registered voters clearly aren't capturing the kind of Democrats who have been turning out to vote in primaries -- the most motivated, most progressive part of the base," Nixon spokeswoman Lauren Hitt said, noting that 4.13% of those quizzed by Quinnipiac about Nixon directly said they had yet to form opinions on the candidate.
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When quizzed on why he thought caste should be covered by the law, even though he believed it wasn't an issue, Shyam—a Gujarati Hindu who runs the Viva Village shop and cafe in Alperton, London—told me that it was best to include it just in case other people's experiences were different to his.
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And when both moderator Elaine Quijano and Kaine quizzed Pence on Trump's stated desire to get all unauthorized immigrants out of the country, Pence bobbed and weaved, stressing how Trump wanted to deport "criminals," saying that a "deportation force" already exists, and not really mentioning what would happen to unauthorized immigrants who hadn't committed crimes.
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"At first I tried to minimize my authorship, but since I was bringing characters together that were inspired by various stories I needed to relate them all together and to the main story of the game," Saedi explains, when quizzed on where his position as writer and designer stands when creating a game based on another writer's conceptualizations.
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Dolly Parton tells an elaborate 'origin story' about her breasts and everyone falls for it Stephen Colbert breaks down the most absurd moments of the fifth Democratic debate Kristen Bell and the 'Frozen' cast literally stop traffic with a musical in the street Rainn Wilson gets quizzed on 'The Office' superfan Billie Eilish and crushes it
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So even as Trump dispatched his top lawyers to comb though Kavanaugh's rulings and quizzed allies about whether he was too close to the Bush family, potentially a fatal flaw, the president was always leaning toward accepting Kennedy's partiality for Kavanaugh while preserving the secret until his formal announcement, sources with knowledge of his thinking told POLITICO.
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The assertion came while Field was participating in the rapid-fire fill-in-the-blank session known as the Cagle Exercise, during which the two-time Oscar winner was also quizzed on what music makes her dance (anything Aretha Franklin), what her last meal would be (a big bowl of pasta, eaten with loved ones), and when she feels sexiest (when she's alone).
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Justice Gorsuch, meanwhile, quizzed the lawyer representing the immigrants seeking the bond hearings, Ahilan T. Arulanantham, of the American Civil Liberties Union, about what would happen under the six-month standard if an immigrant wanted to challenge his or her detention before the six-month mark or at some point after being detained more than six months but less than a year.
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Wray is also likely to be quizzed on allegations of political bias among senior agents involved in the investigation into former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's handling of classified material.
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But Haspel, who reportedly led a CIA black site in Thailand in 2002 where harsh interrogations now considered torture were conducted, and served as chief of staff to the CIA's top operations officer, Jose Rodriguez, in 2005, when he ordered the destruction of hundreds of hours of videotaped interrogations, often hedged her remarks when quizzed about her own feelings and some very specific potential challenges up ahead.
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Senators were quizzed on the issue after The New York Times reported that Trump's lawyers sent a letter to special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE in January arguing the president could not have obstructed justice because he has constitutional authority over all federal investigations.
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Former Mexican President Vicente Fox quizzed President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE on Tuesday on his political knowledge following Trump's offer to take an IQ test after reports that Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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Jerry MoranGerald (Jerry) MoranSenators introduce bill aimed at protecting Olympic athletes in response to abuse scandals Overnight Defense: Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sales | Two US troops killed in Afghanistan | Senators tee up nominations, budget deal ahead of recess Senate fails to override Trump veto on Saudi arms sale MORE (Kan.) was quizzed by dozens of constituents on the Senate legislation to repeal and replace ObamaCare during a town hall Thursday in rural Kansas.
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In April, Katherine Franke, a professor at Columbia, was interrogated and then deported from Israel on charges (which Professor Franke denies) of being a leader of Jewish Voice for Peace, another organization that endorses B.D.S. In August, Simone Zimmerman, an American Jewish activist who lives in Israel and is a founder of IfNotNow, a group that calls for the end of Israel's occupation of the West Bank, was held at the Israeli border for more than three hours and quizzed on her political views, including her opinion of Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.
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