BERTHA COOMBS: You talk about, you know, a lot of people being receptive to the idea, but investors have not been so receptive to the mergers.
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His lawyers say gabapentin alters a person's brain chemistry by making brain receptors more receptive to the drug and less receptive to other drugs, including pentobarbital.
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If this population is receptive to that narrative of video games, then maybe they would be receptive to that narrative in a kind of broader political context.
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Feelings on immigration are similarly divided across Europe, with respondents from Spain being the most receptive to more open policies and those from France being the least receptive. 4.
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Every day new images are created that reify a disproven binary, with female genitals as a receptive site of lack and male genitals as naturally dominant, always penetrating, never receptive.
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" Added Connolly, "People have been very receptive to it.
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"It comes down to being open and receptive," she says.
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I didn't know how receptive people would be towards it.
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Woodman recently sounded receptive to the idea of more competition.
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The folks at PUMP were extremely attentive, receptive, and friendly.
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So far, Ms. Williams said, her members have been receptive.
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"There's a receptive audience in the Trump administration," Childers said.
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The shyer Buddhist boy seems more receptive to extremist rhetoric.
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Is the city receptive to exhibitions that critique technological systems?
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A top House Republican leader seemed receptive to the idea.
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"They were really receptive to hearing about it," she says.
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Participants, are they receptive or are they creating toxic action?
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Twitter, however, has provided them with a more receptive audience.
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Be receptive and patient; everything makes more sense in time.
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There's some public opinion evidence that Americans may be receptive.
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Such voices found a receptive ear last year in Trump.
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Ken is a mostly receptive partner to an explosive pontificator.
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Foreign energy companies have been more receptive to such resolutions.
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Honig noted the distinction between expressive language and receptive language.
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Mr. Trump has been outwardly receptive to Mr. Christie's coaching.
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Bernie Sanders' ideas still have a receptive audience for 2020.
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Lobbyists have said the administration seems receptive to their calls.
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The league might have had a receptive ear at Twitter.
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The landscape was more receptive to a story like this.
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You can have healthy, deeply trusting friendships if you're receptive.
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To suggest that Lopez was receptive would be an understatement.
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But they have not found a receptive audience in Washington.
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Since the #MeToo movement began, they have been more receptive.
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Many people confuse receptive libido with a lack of libido.
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Fewer know that he was equally receptive to citizen activists.
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Mr. Mika was surprisingly receptive to talking about his suffering.
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This suggests that SMBs could be receptive to neobank services.
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"She was taking notes, being really receptive," Mr. Brown said.
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Be receptive by adopting a quiet, inviting tone of voice.
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It went really well, and people were receptive to it.
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Not everyone is going to be receptive to efforts made.
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They also said the state should be receptive to changes.
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Kavanaugh was also receptive to the arguments of constitutional violation.
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He was receptive and invited the senators to brief him.
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But without acceptance a society is not open and receptive.
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It may also make you more receptive to physical affection.
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But North Koreans have not been receptive in recent months.
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He is so receptive to what the artist is thinking.
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The group seemed receptive, but there were murmurs of skepticism.
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Overall, energy industry groups appear receptive to supporting Trump's candidacy.
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Trump himself has been only partly receptive to that characterization.
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He ultimately found a more receptive partner in Mr. Trump.
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So far, Democrats are cautiously receptive to the proposed changes.
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Everyone was extremely chill and receptive to my journalistic request.
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Were participants receptive to the ideas and inputs of others?
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Spectators may not be receptive to priests doing comedy routines.
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Both sides' lawyers said they were receptive to the idea.
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Her anger over the subways has found a receptive audience.
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We're told both women are receptive, but there's a problem.
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My mother, grandparents, and cousins have always been receptive to ruh.
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I'm trying to contact creditors but they aren't all that receptive.
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Conservative talk radio has been very receptive to Trump all year.
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EU to identify and target receptive voters with pro-Brexit messaging.
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In terms of format alone, though, American fans should be receptive.
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Mariahlynn is pretty receptive to Cisco's efforts to win her back.
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Unfortunately for them, their mothers aren't too receptive to that message.
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Rozenshtein says he's skeptical judges would be receptive to the idea.
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"They were much more receptive than I had anticipated," he said.
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How receptive those leaders were to Trump's overtures isn't entirely clear.
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He refrains from answering but is still receptive to their conversation.
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Some more moderate senators have said they're receptive to that idea.
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But in areas with bloodier histories they may be more receptive.
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We contact anybody that may be receptive to this particular information.
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"I think people were really receptive to our message," she said.
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We appreciate the president's receptive and comprehensive approach to this discussion.
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In the coming weeks, we'll see if Americans are similarly receptive.
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Yet Zuckerberg has become more receptive to this criticism over time.
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And the patients have been… very receptive, glad to see someone.
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Scientific inquiry should be critical while also receptive and non-judgmental.
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Trump and Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao are receptive to the idea.
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The studio was receptive but had some notes, especially regarding casting.
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"Politicians need to be more receptive to their demands," he added.
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The court's conservatives seemed receptive to that stance during oral arguments.
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But Trump-era regulators seem much more receptive to industry consolidation.
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Here's what it means: US consumers are receptive to contactless transit.
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This did not, however, leave her receptive to Mr. Trump's visit.
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Britain's soccer culture appeared to be growing more relaxed and receptive.
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We appreciate the President's receptive and comprehensive approach to this discussion.
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"The board is a receptive audience for domestic terrorists," he said.
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Such ideas could find a receptive ear in this White House.
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Very open-minded and receptive to people they've never heard of.
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The source said Trump appeared to be receptive to that argument.
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When people ask for feedback, they're generally more receptive to it.
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They are receptive and fertile for just 24 to 72 hours.
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"Cohn seemed receptive to it," one meeting participant told The Hill.
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Deere, which already had remanufactured some of its products, was receptive.
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And Trump's critique of the media reaches a highly receptive audience.
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She's at first receptive to a kiss, but then pulls away.
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The French art world is more receptive to change, he said.
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They found a receptive audience at the National Credit Union Administration.
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The policeman was receptive and willing to adjust to that reality.
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Receptive at first, the fashion world became disenchanted, Mr. Leiba recalled.
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But even competitors were receptive and willing to talk to me.
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Enda's own brother was gay so they were open and receptive.
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It's unclear how receptive the base would be to incremental reforms.
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It's not clear how receptive they will be to the compromise.
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YouTube algorithms consider whether you'll be receptive to white supremecist drivel.
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"They seemed receptive, but it has been a year," he said.
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But the local community has been nothing but receptive, they said.
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The governors are likely to be receptive to this bipartisan approach.
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The poem moves forward, but at a more fractured, receptive pace.
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Was there a particular song that people were most receptive to?
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"I've had some real receptive players that make the stuff look good."
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We call on the international community to be more generous (and) receptive.
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Eran said he believes the European leaders are receptive to Israeli concerns.
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Females are only sexually receptive one day out of the entire year.
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But it appears Marchionne has finally found a receptive audience - in China.
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" Trump told reporters later Saturday that Kim was "very receptive to meeting.
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So you're more confident that you're going to have a receptive audience.
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His overworked crew weren't always as receptive as they might have been.
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The leader of the state board of education seemed receptive to Scott.
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Will everyone be as receptive to living a totally wireless audio life?
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Getting stoned makes Zahedi more receptive and helps him connect with people.
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But workers in the travel industry might be more receptive to gratuities.
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It was certainly met with a more receptive response this time around.
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Yeah, more perceptive, and more receptive to themes we shelter kids from.
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Many cities have been receptive to companies that can help reduce congestion.
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But the predominantly white power base wasn't receptive to the sudden change.
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Several companies told Reuters that the ITC was receptive to their concerns.
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Then we are more open and receptive to details and new information.
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Martin: We'd want people to be receptive of the cold hard facts.
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"Most people have been really receptive to it and find it refreshing."
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Our photog asked about the Cuban's rumored run, and Steve is receptive.
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It's unclear how receptive the retired neurosurgeon will be to their pleas.
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Brand marketers, meanwhile have been predictably more receptive to the investigation's findings.
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They didn't mean "receptive" in the sense of willing to take feedback.
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The players "have been really receptive" to the information, Ms. Boening said.
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Trump is now saying he's receptive to meeting with the Iranian President.
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"I never thought there would be that receptive an audience, " she emphasized.
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And as the media landscape changed, conservative outlets found a receptive audience.
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A source in the room described Cohn as "receptive" to the idea.
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He asked whether Giuliani would consider replacing him, and Giuliani was receptive.
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But other Freedom Caucus members were more receptive to the CR. Rep.
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It had great hours, solid commissions, and a truly receptive client base.
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GOP senators have been initially receptive to the proposal, including Arizona Sen.
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If someone is receptive to your humor, they're likely interested in you.
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To avoid this, governments become receptive to U.S. advice, assistance and pressure.
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While he was receptive to the idea, he ultimately decided against running.
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The government, they realized, might be receptive to their budget-friendly pitch.
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Do you expect the current administration to be receptive to those requests?
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That perceived distance might even make voters more receptive to coercive interventions.
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The Democrat-controlled legislature was receptive to legalization before Murphy was elected.
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Ireland's prime minister, Leo Varadkar, on Tuesday seemed receptive to Britain's proposal.
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Cersei's receptive, but she objects, weakly, when Jaime starts kissing her neck.
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School officials have been receptive to the group's concerns, Mr. Hill said.
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Again, Trump and Republican leadership have been receptive to the general idea.
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They seem less receptive to comments and complaints, but that can improve.
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So the Nigerian fashion magazine industry has found a receptive young readership.
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If they felt Dr. Shulkin was not receptive, they called Mr. Trump.
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Go deeper: 8chan founder calls forum a "receptive audience for domestic terrorists"
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The mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, and others seem to be receptive.
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She may offer concrete suggestions, if the caller is receptive to that.
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" And it's one, Miller said, that the students are "super receptive to.
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The left side is moist, and it's the taking, the receptive side.
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Environmentalists were no more receptive to the review of the Antiquities Act.
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In Charter's experience, strangers are more receptive to calls from female voices.
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Equally important, the court soon became more receptive to FDR's New Deal.
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In other words, they're receptive to candidates in the traditional Republican mold.
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"Safe to say he was not receptive to those suggestions," Hawley said.
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Fortunately, David was receptive to the idea and proposed several theme concepts.
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They're also more receptive to the left's new ideas than O'Connor is.
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Alexander says Stranger Things fans have been "really receptive" to the game.
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Trump was receptive, and said it was something he'd consider, among other things.
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Receptive-negative cancers are not, which leaves patients with fewer options for treatment.
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Given those positions, Schultz might find a receptive audience among Democrats, Kessler suggested.
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Some people will be receptive to it and allow you to make changes.
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California's religious diversity makes it more receptive to science than religiously conservative Texas.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger, said Trump was receptive and suggested they meet again next month.
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I have found Harvey to be refreshingly candid and receptive to my message.
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When we assume an energy of faith, we are receptive, released, and magnetic.
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So he took his offer to Italy, where researchers were much more receptive.
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Agriculture entrepreneurs now have a choice of firms likely receptive to their pitches.
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They said legislators were receptive but showed little urgency in passing a bill.
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Republican primary voters, especially those in the South, aren't typically receptive to that.
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Jojo is receptive to spirits, and one joins them on the car ride.
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The makers of both of these antivenoms have been receptive to the findings.
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"People have always been more receptive to imagery than abstraction," Shahbaz told us.
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Some nationalists have been receptive; others see him as an unwelcome foreign influence.
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Trump was very receptive to that advice, the lawmaker tells Axios' Super Swan.
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Furthermore, the two people who received the proposal seemed receptive to the idea.
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In fact, voters are more receptive to messages from their own local officials.
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And the American public seems more receptive to the idea than ever before.
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Mr. Müller said on Thursday that Mr. Obama appeared receptive to his remarks.
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"I was pleasantly surprised by how open and receptive they were," Brown said.
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Both men were receptive to the idea, Papadopoulos has said in court papers.
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Ms. Ridley had heard that "America's Got Talent" was receptive to older singers.
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She appeared receptive to the idea but has not yet made a decision.
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Those who attended the meeting with Ryan were largely receptive to the plan.
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Sneed said people were "really receptive" to her and the team of volunteers.
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It often results in fashioning an image of a passive, receptive, objectified man.
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The man who would one day succeed Mr. Bloomberg, however, was more receptive.
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While still attractive, she is beginning to get less receptive to his presence.
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Receptive Venus in empathetic Pisces will definitely bless you with some heightened intuition.
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Losing partisans are also receptive to claims about election theft and vote fraud.
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On its path moving through the road, it's open, curious, receptive, insatiably open.
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However, humans cannot pinpoint what exactly makes a piece of text feel receptive.
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"For people looking for healing, they're receptive to the plant diet," Moran says.
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The rest of his family was not as receptive to his creative impulses.
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Electrons could flow from the bacterium down the wire to the receptive rust.
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Coaches like Kitchen seem receptive to the message Atavus is trying to popularize.
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It's hard to imagine an audience less receptive to his "America First" agenda.
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Lesin found a more receptive patron in Putin, who succeeded Yeltsin in 1999.
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In general, banks expressed hope that Otting would be receptive to their suggestions.
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Saying, "I've been there and here's what I did," makes people more receptive.
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"Schumer hasn't been very receptive to any kind of discussions," the lawmaker said.
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New Yorkers, he added, are now more receptive to his sport as well.
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I've always been receptive to constructive criticism (and have received positive performance reviews).
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Mr. Macron, on the other hand, is receptive to all four policy areas.
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To do so would only make these voters more receptive to Democratic appeals.
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Now I talked to the president about it, and he was very receptive.
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"You come in promising what the community would be receptive to," he said.
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Trump was reportedly receptive to their pleas last week — but not for long.
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Rest assured, I'm talking to both the receptive and insertive partner here. Why?
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Are you receptive to hearing stuff like that—to being challenged by people?
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Voters who are denied medical care or find themselves unable to pay bills from doctors or hospitals are unlikely to be receptive to a campaign that seeks to "divide and rule," no matter how receptive they may have been in 2016.
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Apparently, the market is very excited about musk's ambition and very receptive to it.
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Such voters are receptive to Mr Bolsonaro's message that the PT is uniquely dangerous.
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Ward added the U.S. market will likely be more receptive to Line's mobile games.
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Instead, she's receptive and understanding because she's noticed that something has been bothering him.
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The political and cultural landscape is radically different, and far more receptive to psychedelics.
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The fuddy-duddies in charge aren't receptive to the prince's modern and egalitarian ideas.
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"Nick was really receptive to my past relationship … with my ex-girlfriend," reveals Jaimi.
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A senior banker said the government is becoming more receptive to foreign portfolio investment.
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Trump did not help diffuse tensions once he began talking to a receptive audience.
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During the Cold War, however, Franco's fervent anti-communist views found a receptive audience.
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"With Cheltenham's growing appetite for culture, people seem to be really receptive to that."
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The question is whether an independent England would be as receptive to these ideas.
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Certainly, Canada's technology community seems receptive to the idea of welcoming more tech talent.
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For one, the market is not very receptive to a monolithic and closed approach.
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Undaunted and receptive, tech companies are packing their bags and venturing across the Bridge.
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Bendis acknowledged that some fans have been less than receptive to the new character.
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Several insurance lobbyists told me they had largely found Republicans receptive to their ideas.
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So, I want to say no, they haven't been receptive to hearing our voice.
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It is not clear how receptive he would be to an all-cash offer.
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Advocates for more regulation said they had a more receptive audience among European lawmakers.
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But only the most patient, receptive viewers are likely to find the film satisfying.
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Getting their buy-in, as she puts it, will likely make them more receptive.
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They say the presumptive Republican nominee is instinctively receptive to many of their ideas.
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But his corrosive rhetoric may make Brazilians more receptive to autocracy in the future.
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The women were "totally receptive to the deadly" ideology of ISIS, Molins told reporters.
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Ordinary people were receptive to these arguments, perhaps because Americans are an optimistic bunch.
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Congress and the business community are surprisingly receptive to Trump's tough line on China.
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Paak to be playing in Seoul, especially to a crowd so enthusiastic and receptive. .
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The organization was incredibly receptive, and welcomed Aden to the participate in the pageant.
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"They would be more receptive to new technology solutions," such as the Juul device.
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He also says he's "receptive and contrarian," which sound like two completely opposite traits.
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Educated young in Kiribati seemed especially receptive to Mr Tong's migration-with-dignity mantra.
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"The greens were soft and receptive and that made the course playable," said Mickelson.
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Vince had been telling friends he's willing to try counseling, but Tamar's not receptive.
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"As president, I will fight to overturn it," she said to the receptive audience.
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Essentially, it's protection for receptive partners—anyone getting penetrated in the vagina or anus.
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It will miss the time when Congress will be most receptive to new initiatives.
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Some other companies have also been more receptive toward activists in the last year.
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Mr. Rabois confirmed in an email that LinkedIn was receptive to such a deal.
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Messaging in those media markets must be finely targeted to land on receptive ears.
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Schools are often receptive to appeals for more aid, they just don't advertise it.
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And drivers, at least according to a recent survey, seem receptive to the idea.
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Mr. Snake is not very receptive to attempts at getting a more accurate assessment.
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Mr. Erdogan was also eager to flex Turkey's muscles, and Mr. Obama seemed receptive.
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The Republican base, however, may not be receptive to a GOP challenger to Trump.
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The Foreign Ministry was a bit more receptive, saying the request was under review.
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How res-- receptive were they to the idea of enhancing-- protections on intellectual property?
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Simultaneously it reflects how Google is becoming more receptive to the needs of enterprises.
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Mr. Herzog, an unseen interviewer with an unmistakable voice, seems receptive to both views.
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Most reasonable people are receptive to that, and if they're not, that says something.
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So even when they were receptive, there was always this cloud hanging over everything.
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We've learned Ben didn't need begging ... he knows he needs help and was receptive.
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Have people been mostly receptive when you play the bigger festivals that you play?
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In the smaller cities in India people are still not receptive to the subject.
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From what it looks like, the boys in blue are receptive to change, too.
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Neumann said in May that he was especially receptive to Son's advice and criticisms.
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The administration of former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg was generally receptive to such requests.
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It's hard to imagine an audience less receptive to Mr. Trump's "America First" agenda.
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But many are receptive enough that the threat of a coup hangs over Venezuela.
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There is no chance the Supreme Court will be receptive to Establishment Clause arguments.
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They took their lobbying efforts to the state legislatures — and found a receptive audience.
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But small businesses like coffee shops, restaurants, bars and clothing stores could be receptive.
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There is reason to believe the new attorney general will find a receptive audience.
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People are much more receptive to this kind of solution than they were before.
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The gathered crowd was enthusiastic about the proposal, but other Texans were … less receptive.
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"What people traditionally define as feminine in astrology is a receptive energy," they explain.
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The Hill Sarah Ferris tells us how receptive the House was: http://bit.ly/1oWCrtb.
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So far, the Trump administration has shown it's not receptive to vertical integration deals.
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Anti-Americanism will always find a receptive audience with much of the French public.
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Men may also be more receptive when the message is applied to their daughters.
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But it remains to be seen how receptive he will be to their concerns.
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The residents of the camps have become increasingly receptive to radical Sunni jihadist ideas.
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But her replacement, Tim Morrison, appears to have been more receptive to the idea.
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Blomfield is keen ensure a receptive regulatory environment before rushing into the US market.
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This will help you discern how receptive your friend might be to your efforts.
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"We are very receptive to that concern," said Martin, assistant administrator of the DEA.
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Some right-wing Americans appear, wittingly or not, to be receptive to that result.
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People don't know exactly what it is, so they're so receptive to the complaint.
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And when Asians are represented, not everyone is receptive to seeing our stories being told.
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Europe has proven highly receptive to Xiaomi's charms of high-spec devices at breakthrough prices.
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But Republicans were generally receptive to the new tax-bill item rolled out Tuesday. Sen.
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But the NFLPA does not sound receptive to the UFC's level of year-round testing.
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"I think anytime you have a great product, people are receptive to it," he said.
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But, encouragingly, companies seem receptive to dialog on how to move toward greener supply chains.
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Zuckerberg was receptive to feedback that the Libra Association should keep its white paper updated.
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There's a fair amount of evidence to suggest that maybe they wouldn't be as receptive.
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Smaller independent agents and agents who represented only buyers ("exclusive buyers agents") were more receptive.
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Being open-minded and receptive to linguistic trends will serve every one of us well.
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If there's a problem, it's not whether audiences are receptive to this kind of work.
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Krystal, who's been exceedingly gracious throughout this whole ordeal, is pretty receptive to it all.
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But Mr Trump has also been receptive to personal arguments against harsh criminal-justice policies.
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Diane Black (R-TN) was "receptive" to the idea, one Republican Freedom Caucus aide said.
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Not all YouTube creators were receptive to this response to many of their perennial concerns.
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Fortunately for her, they were not just receptive but glad to hear from her manager.
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"I think the Supreme Court is receptive to this," Beck said in a phone interview.
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When you come into a community that has had some issues being receptive, it's hard.
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Though initially receptive, Weist stopped responding to The Verge's emails shortly after Dawson's documentary aired.
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"That's an intimidating phone call to make, and not all schools are receptive," Murchison said.
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Most postings are for young graduates, generally seen as more receptive to the job's demands.
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The #MeToo movement has also stressed a need to be more receptive to accusers' accounts.
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" On Facebook, clients seemed receptive, with comments ranging from the mischievous "Just left a message.
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"The brown girl community has been so receptive and supportive of my art," she adds.
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While Moonves is receptive to a combination, he has some reservations, sources have told Reuters.
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Chief Justice John Roberts, a George W. Bush appointee, seemed receptive to the government's argument.
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The audience — consisting primarily of veterans and their families — was mostly receptive to his remarks.
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What to watch for: It's unclear how receptive the agency will be to these suggestions.
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Twilio began trading in a market that has not been receptive to tech initial offerings.
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Each tree is only receptive to pollination for about five days, according to Scientific American.
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Sources told the publication it was unclear whether Boston Scientific is receptive to the offer.
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To my delight, my son was instantly receptive to the idea of moving to England.
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" He: "I would have been much more receptive and accepting of Barbara's priorities and planning.
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"So far we have not had a receptive audience in the Trump Administration," he said.
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Elected officials are supposed to be somewhat receptive and responsive to persuasion from outside sources.
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Khartoum desires normalization of its relationship with Washington and is therefore receptive to American concerns.
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Now he's come and been very receptive to understanding how to play the game properly.
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Liv wasn't entirely receptive, but did apologize to Quinn and complimented her for running OPA.
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Like previous "Madea" entries, audiences were more receptive to the eccentric character than critics were.
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While it's easier said than done, strive to remain calm and receptive to the feedback.
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N. was super receptive to the toys though and fucking loves to use them now.
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This caters to a receptive audience: 44 percent of Americans report unfavorable views of welfare.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Musk sounded slightly more receptive to the idea of raising new capital.
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Studies of these voters suggest that they are receptive to both female and male candidates.
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Democrats have said they'd be receptive to working with Trump on an idea like this.
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A number of military authorities and other senior elites might be less receptive to denuclearization.
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But they haven't been as receptive as the teachers would have liked them to be.
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Mr. Kim is pushing for another meeting with Mr. Trump, and the president is receptive.
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Like hers, mine is estrogen-receptive: blocking estrogen from my system should help cure me.
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The staffers, they said, appeared receptive to their concerns over some details in the draft.
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CAN YOU EXPRESS IT IN MORE MACRO TERMS THAT ECONOMISTS MIGHT BE MORE RECEPTIVE TO?
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Several White House officials, including chief of staff John Kelly, were receptive to promoting Porter.
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The artwork would have to be approved by the trust, which has been initially receptive.
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He was receptive, and said he's aware that retreats are still a work in progress.
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They found a receptive audience at the Commerce Department, said Jesse Gary, Centurys general counsel.
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Or they're more receptive to investing in welfare because they pass the homeless every day.
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The mayor was more receptive to concerns raised by prominent union opponents of the deal.
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Self-portraiture is employed to showcase the artist in his most open and receptive states.
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I'd ask them really simple questions, and then if they seemed receptive, more difficult questions.
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Be receptive on Monday: Your ruling planet, warrior Mars, meets serious (and occasionally curmudgeonly!) Saturn.
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That the advertisers behind the Gillette spot believe men will be receptive to these ads -- or perhaps that those mothers, wives and girlfriends who do the family's personal care shopping will be receptive to these ads -- suggests a significant and feminist-minded cultural shift.
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Sub-Saharan African countries will push to advance a candidate who is receptive to their needs.
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Their arguments will fall on less receptive ears if Merkel's new coalition acquires a green hue.
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They genuinely enjoy helping others and find it natural to be thoughtful, communicative, receptive, and understanding.
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We take the dog for a nice long walk, and this time he's much more receptive.
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Huber appeared to fit the mold of an every-man receptive to Trump's anti-establishment message.
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"The office of inclusion is very receptive to learning more about [LGBT] coaches' challenges," she said.
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Although markets are still receptive to IPOs given low volatility, sentiment for new listings is shaky.
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The less your boss feels blindsided, the more receptive you'll find him or her to be.
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The recent fuel shortages made people even less receptive to orders from police, the commander said.
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El-Sissi pushed the issue, according to The New York Times, and found a receptive ear.
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A prevalence of smartphones, fast internet and computer-science graduates makes people receptive to the newfangled.
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But he has noticed that men with daughters tend to be more receptive to his message.
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There's good density, and it's a tech-savvy town with early adopters who are really receptive.
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Her latest project, Camping, received so-so reviews, and met with a much less receptive audience.
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But Xi has sent signals that he may not be receptive to the White House's position.
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So many people shared their stories for the first time and found a receptive community online.
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The goal is to get deals in front of customers when they're "most receptive," Shah says.
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Feeling besieged in a secularising society, they have been receptive to a message of resentful populism.
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Or did you just pick somebody who's receptive to you going down and taking some pictures?
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And that community in central Florida is receptive to pro-jobs, promote economic growth -- INGRAHAM: Good.
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According to the AP, the FCC has also been receptive to concerns raised by prison officials.
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When I first began prototyping Goldie and building the GoldieBlox business, the toy industry wasn't receptive.
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Schools are often receptive to appeals for more aid; they just don't advertise it, experts say.
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She also says he's been angry with himself since the episode, and seems receptive to rehab.
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Younger Apple Store visitors have been especially receptive to "Today at Apple," classes, according to Ahrendts.
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They offered the money at valuations that they thought the public markets would be receptive to.
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"Canadians have always been more receptive by a significant degree than Americans to immigration," said Brock.
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The Supreme Court is his last stop, and he may find a more receptive audience there.
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Clinton can attract white working-class voters, who have been receptive to Mr. Sanders's populist message.
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ICE's abolition quickly found a more receptive audience among Democratic lawmakers in the weeks that followed.
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Mobius described a "sea change in attitude" from Chinese companies, which are becoming "much more receptive."
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I am fortunate enough to have fantastic legal counsel and access to receptive law enforcement agents.
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Quang was reportedly receptive to Trump's call to bolster bilateral relations between the U.S. and Vietnam.
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Honig encourages parents and caregivers to work on cultivating these receptive skills, largely by asking questions.
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At the shop she finds a receptive audience for her latest stories about Asantro, her horse.
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" Former Mexican first lady Margarita Zavala de Calderón was no more receptive to Trump's visit. "Mr.
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The committee is not receptive to the offer "at this time," according to NBC's Kasie Hunt.
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The president was reportedly receptive to the idea that the trade dispute is harming corporate confidence.
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President Trump has long talked of wanting to work with Russia, and Putin's government appeared receptive.
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But -- with a receptive audience -- they also made the case for the party to push leftward.
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Do you feel like white audiences are more receptive to a white photographer representing black culture?
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Notably, Bannon appeared receptive to the conservative contingent, while Priebus and Bremberg advocated for Ryan's approach.
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Little, who is receptive to fan feedback, seeks to eliminate those sort of immersion-breaking shortcuts.
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They were more than receptive to whatever these long-dormant local doom legends had to offer.
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Like the receptive end of velcro, the individual hairs are reaching while collectively they push away.
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Elkhart, the town where Trump gave that speech, was primed to be receptive to his message.
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Getting people accustomed to watching organic videos can make them more receptive to watching video ads.
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The dynamic is endlessly fascinating, and Mr. Rosenthal is an alert, patient, receptive artist and observer.
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"Now that you're seeing losses in bond portfolios, clients are more receptive to this," he said.
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Mr. Trump, who often pits advisers against one another, appeared to be receptive to the argument.
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The public may finally be receptive to the idea that without migrants, Britain's economy will suffer.
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Chris Coons, has been publicly receptive of the idea of having the longtime former senator testify.
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Both movies and TV were once more receptive to broad-appeal fare in their award showcases.
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Santos said officials in the working group she has met with seemed receptive to such ideas.
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Or perhaps the bees will be more receptive to a gradual introduction to an isolated environment.
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Those athletes who do speak out might find a curiously receptive ear in the White House.
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The market was receptive to meat replacement products, as the Beyond Meat public offering recently indicated.
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Now, however, when the dirt is aired, it's to a much more receptive and believing audience.
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Unless these structural issues are addressed, Stiglitz argues, nostrum-peddling demagoguery will find a receptive audience.
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South Korea last month said its northern neighbor was receptive to discussions with the United States.
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I think that's getting a little more receptive audience in China than it is in Washington.
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"I think it's safe to say that he was not receptive," Hawley said of Zuckerberg's response.
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"I am more than open to, and receptive to, dealing with the systemic problems," she said.
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Oliveros's compositions never feel tethered; they are instantaneous and receptive, which means they can't be disrupted.
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But previously non-receptive heads swiveled towards Donald Trump during his speech to AIPAC last summer.
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What Britain needs is genuine democracy, a politics genuinely receptive to the needs of its citizens.
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Consumers are already receptive and interested in alternative protein sources beyond traditional beef, pork and chicken.
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He found people receptive, especially the British, who were eager to move past the Mugabe era.
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They could be receptive to a single-payer program, but they will need some more convincing.
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Second, the Trump campaign was receptive — sometimes going beyond what was on offer from the Kremlin.
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Older dogs (like older people) get set in their ways over time and aren't as receptive to traditional training methods, and puppies that were neglected or abused in a previous environment may have emotional baggage that makes them act out and be less receptive to training.
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However, Bohli said the fund would abandon the effort if shareholders are not receptive to the proposals.
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He told Cuomo that he is reaching out to Trump's administration and thinks it will be receptive.
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Democratic Representative Adam Schiff said Kushner and his lawyer were receptive to coming back for additional questioning.
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Whether or not DC locals will be more receptive of BIG's revised plan remains to be seen.
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How receptive do you think, first of all, the LA City council will be to this resolution?
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And bacteria also evolve over time, meaning that bacteria become less and less receptive to usual antibiotics.
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The president was sort of receptive to the idea of possibly placing permanent troops there in Poland.
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And yet, for all of these wild ideas, the game's missions can feel oddly straightforward and receptive.
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Persevere with the conversation (no matter how awkward) and be receptive to questions (no matter how personal).
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To his delight the other prisoners were receptive; even some of the Islamists would attend the talks.
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So it's no wonder that so many are receptive to the argument that the game is rigged.
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Meanwhile, China also has a receptive regulatory system, high skills in precision manufacturing, and low labor costs.
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He's totally receptive to the program, and eager to get back to a life outside the military.
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And a grumpy electorate that might be receptive to a Libertarian or some other third-party ticket.
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Its 600,20093 people—one-twelfth the number of Hong Kongers—were more receptive to the party's control.
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Primary voters are also more receptive to arguments about policy and electability than the wider public is.
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Since Golunov's release, Moscow's political machine has already shown to be surprisingly receptive to easing drug laws.
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Many of them are frankly scared of Trump's foreign policy heresies, and receptive to voting for Clinton.
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This makes them receptive to lies told by Russia — lies that are designed to exacerbate these tensions.
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" The company also made clear that it would be "receptive to any efforts to reach a settlement.
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The Obama administration supported the meeting, and has been relatively receptive to new ideas from neighboring countries.
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Clapper's North Korean counterpart was receptive, suggesting the United States and North Korea should normalize their relationship.
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Would you want your receptive, wide-eyed niece or nephew growing up to watch shit like this?
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We had the right story at the right time, and a receptive and acquisitive audience in IBM.
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Michael Nicolas of Longford Capital, a private funder, said that lawyers are now more receptive to TPLF.
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His polling has found Democratic voters receptive to a message about his biography in business and government.
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While similarly alert to offbeat sublimities, Shore is a New Yorker more receptive than marauding in attitude.
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Family physicians often have struggled to find inpatient services when their patients are receptive to such treatment.
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Mr. Sanders should have been speaking to a receptive audience; the district voted for him over Mrs.
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Hickenlooper, Judge Gorsuch was receptive to raising the standard of scrutiny to be applied to contribution limits.
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A more receptive board might stand a better chance of persuading Enterprise to return to the table.
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"When you're truly aligned—mind, body, spirit, intellect—you're open and receptive to bigger things," writes Hawkes.
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The talks had shown the U.S. side was receptive to what Mexico had to say, Guajardo said.
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He said while legislators from his district were receptive, others at the state Capitol seemed less so.
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Fudge appeared receptive to the idea on Tuesday, telling reporters she was considering a bid for Speaker.
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The aesthetics of the costume itself were a stark departure from industry standards, and fans were receptive.
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Such voters, who can be receptive to Mr. Trump's anti-establishment message, have augmented Mr. Trump's support.
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I'm extremely proud of it and very grateful that Amandine was so receptive to sharing with us.
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Of course, ironically, the most receptive states tend to be the ones with the most stable exchanges.
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South Korea, meanwhile, said on Sunday that Pyongyang is still receptive to discussions with the United States.
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Advocates need to genuinely tell their own unique stories and lawmakers are more receptive as attentive listeners.
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Katie Fallow, a lawyer for the Knight Institute, said that she was receptive to the possible compromise.
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Where and how can I allow freer flow of both active and receptive energies to promote balance?
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Several Republicans, including Representative Rick Crawford of Arkansas and Senator Mike Lee of Utah, have proved receptive.
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"These days," he told me, "audiences are more receptive to the idea" than they used to be.
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That some Asian Americans are now more receptive to this story doesn't make it any more true.
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" But, Ms. Schulberg said, "the industry was not very receptive to a woman director of her age.
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"Part of it has to do with the discipline of being actively receptive," he told The Times.
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"The banks are receptive to come back in and do normal lending in the space," he said.
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Ultimately, working in HR is about being receptive to the unique needs of employees, she told us.
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"The energy is receptive, healing and compassionate, which can also have us ignoring red flags," Powell says.
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"They're telling me they found him very receptive to their ideas and willing to listen," he said.
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And the economic stress they experienced made them uniquely receptive to Trump's anti-immigrant, anti-trade populism.
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All of it, in Saad's estimation, has shown that the American public is receptive to the unknown.
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For companies reporting earnings, markets in the throes of pessimism and fear don't make for receptive audiences.
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Audiences were more receptive than critics to Tim Burton's take on baby elephant with inconveniently large ears.
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Volker told the House Intelligence Committee on Tuesday afternoon that Trump was not receptive to those urgings.
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All of that, of course, hinges on an executive being receptive to lower valuations to begin with.
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And when I raised these policy differences, I found Julia and her fellow Republicans were somewhat receptive.
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The government found a somewhat receptive audience at the Supreme Court late last month, as I've written.
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"I think it's safe to say that he was not receptive to those suggestions," the senator said.
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Instead, Dr. Molina has made his case with lawmakers on Capitol Hill and insists they seemed receptive.
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Generally, Chinese are more receptive to new things and more tolerant of imperfect products, including mobile apps.
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Why isn't exactly clear, but domestic vendors on Taobao might not be so receptive to foreign competition.
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Anti-abortion activists hope the high court will be more receptive to abortion restrictions following Kennedy's departure.
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Until recently, elected officials in New York have been less receptive to a pied-à-terre tax.
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For Swedish businesses, these outlays yield a key dividend: Employees have proved receptive to absorbing new technology.
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The polio virus, for example, tends to like intestinal cells because they are more receptive to invasion.
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It appears that the pessimism about capitalism is making some Democratic voters more receptive to socialist candidates.
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And just 17% of Amazon Echo and Echo Dot owners are receptive to ads on their speaker.
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Were the RBSS correspondents initially receptive to the idea of putting what they were doing on film?
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Rank-and-file senators whose votes aren't thought to be in jeopardy are receptive to the idea.
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Ordinary Burmese are potentially a receptive audience: many despise the top brass, but have sympathy for regular soldiers.
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India's foreign minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said that Pompeo was "very receptive" to India's concerns about global energy supplies.
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Parscale rejected the notion that his team shared data with Russian operatives to help them target receptive voters.
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He found that top people in Trump's orbit were "receptive" to offers of Russian help with the election.
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They're particularly receptive to products aimed at saving themselves time while offering stimulation and safety for little ones.
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Which may explain why he was receptive when some fellow West Point alums suggested going into business together.
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However the younger generation which are more tech-savvy and bilingual, are definitely more receptive to this concept.
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These arguments found a receptive audience among policymakers worldwide, and copyright's scope, duration and penalties were dramatically expanded.
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"I knew that she would've understood Alice and she immediately was so receptive and so great," she said.
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Trump's people only rang at the doors of houses that the app rated as receptive to his messages.
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The second-most receptive group, at 18% of inhabitants, was found among Washingtonians, Oregonians, Californians, Alaskans, and Hawaiians.
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Netflix will be able to erase marketers' greatest obstacle by hand-holding them to their most receptive audiences.
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This heightened sense of the world beyond their borders seems to make the Puteens more receptive towards it.
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Conservative Supreme Court justices generally have been receptive to an expansive view of gun rights, with liberals skeptical.
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I think that being friendly and receptive and welcoming to sponsors is completely different than being an escort.
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But some BOJ policymakers are more receptive to the voices of discontent and wary of cutting rates further.
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Matthews says he's hopeful that residents will be as receptive towards decriminalizing psilocybin as they were towards cannabis.
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Many teams aren't as open and receptive to coaching the mental side of the game, according to Becker.
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The media has not always been receptive to this wing of the Democratic party, the veteran journalist explained.
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Over time, he said, both investors and tech consumers have become more receptive to the idea of meditation.
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Other people are thinking about their careers, too, so it's likely they'll be extra receptive to (re)connecting.
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Quality companies with strong financials can and will continue to come to market to a receptive investor base.
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You can sleep soundly knowing that your diligent work to rewrite Canadian history rightwards found a receptive audience.
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I do feel like the industry is being more receptive to inclusion, and that's also translating into dollars.
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In Texas, for example, where personal rights are sacrosanct, voters have been receptive to arguments about government overreach.
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While big M&A deals aren't happening, companies can also still tap into a fairly receptive IPO market.
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The EPA withheld the drafts of the directive, but it appears that staffers were receptive to Beck's objections.
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It's not clear how receptive the restaurant chain will be to the more than $150 per share bid.
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The city's strategic inaction effectively pushed the issue to the state, where it found a more receptive audience.
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The progressive income tax concept is relatively new in the state, but voters are receptive, Pritzker told Vox.
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" Still, he acknowledged that as his condition deteriorated, he might become more receptive to "whatever I could get.
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Gardnerian Wicca migrated to America in the 1960s, where it met with a receptive audience, particularly young women.
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This counter-propaganda sought to inoculate the public from being receptive to anything said by the other side.
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Trump seems receptive to fast-food executives' argument that staying open is crucial to the communities they serve.
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Twitter has been less receptive to his claims and some smaller sites have simply not responded at all.
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The stance brought scorn from many countries but found a receptive audience with Russia, Saudi Arabia and Australia.
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They were pretty receptive and open to having a conversation with me on what matters most to them.
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Could Eisenhower have made the South more receptive to desegregation of public schools if he had endorsed Brown?
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The US State Department has offered assistance to Iran, but the country did not appear to be receptive.
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I believe that if we did, Mr. Trump would find a less receptive audience for his intentional divisiveness.
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But she added that after an elevator pitch and a few photos, most become receptive to the idea.
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His military and political stratagems coincided with a receptive mood in revolutionary France, which abolished slavery in 1794.
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First, the country is less receptive to a left-wing agenda as most of its citizens tilt rightward.
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All of these forces have good reason to believe the Supreme Court might be receptive to revisiting Smith.
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They need to be open to the outcomes of the behavioural risk assessments and receptive to implementing recommendations.
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I thought from my personal experience that she would be receptive to it, but she was absolutely not.
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Showing that vulnerability first will make your audience more receptive to believe what you say next, says Cialdini.
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A decision is expected by June, and legal experts believe the court is receptive to changing the legislation.
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Biden supporters are certainly more receptive than younger Democrats to his folksy language and 1990s view of America.
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Americans would be receptive to eliminating tax breaks for big corporations and lowering taxes for the middle class.
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Some surveys, including a POLITICO/Abacus poll, suggest there's a receptive audience in Canada for tighter immigration policy.
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Yet so far, the federal government hasn't been receptive to these concerns, instead letting the pipeline move forward.
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"They were not receptive to that and largely that was the end of it, sadly," Mr. Connolly recalled.
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Mr. Trump himself seemed more receptive on Wednesday to journalists chronicling his activities in photos rather than words.
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My following is really receptive to pumpkin stuff year-round because they are thinking about pumpkin year-round.
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Using a plug will get the receptive partner used to the feeling of having something in their ass.
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Players and celebrities are usually more receptive if it's for social media than for traditional media, he explains.
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The greens were somewhat receptive, obviously, and the pins weren't as tough as maybe the first couple of days.
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The election commission says it has been receptive to any complaints and the vote will be fair and transparent.
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In terms of reception, fans of the [HBO] series aren't receptive to non-RLJ theories — and for good reason!
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Many of the more moderate Republicans in the House and Senate are receptive to lobbying from important interest groups.
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"If there was a receptive female that would wander up about that point, they would stop that," he added.
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With the long-term financial reality of their situation sinking in, they are once again receptive to people giving.
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Superhero fans were much more receptive to "Aquaman" than previous DC titles, branding this entry with an A- CinemaScore.
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I'd reached out to Apple to request some interviews, and the PR team had initially seemed polite and receptive.
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Too receptive, perhaps: some of the specimens the Americans dug up had been freshly reburied for them to find.
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"We are more receptive to praise and we usually change behavior more with this kind of guidance," she says.
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They believe Trump's anger at Democrats and arguments against impeachment will be amplified when delivered before a receptive audience.
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And companies have been receptive so far: Erwich told Mashable that they've expressed interest in this live TV service.
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That increases their risk of having babies with birth defects and makes them particularly receptive to prenatal genetic testing.
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And although fund managers and economists say he remains a question mark for their clients, some seem more receptive.
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This historical distance is also perhaps the reason young people are so receptive to the idea of socialism today.
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While the document has been widely condemned, there are some at the company that are receptive to its arguments.
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Nick Viall, the Bachelor at the time, was receptive to it, though he said goodbye to her soon after.
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At the oral argument on election day in November, only the four liberal justices seemed receptive to Miami's claim.
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Mr. Marcus told The New York Times that regulators had been much more receptive in private meetings than lawmakers.
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" Her grandmother seems receptive to the idea, joking that she would "have to miss a few days of school.
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Judging by the sparse applause during his comments, Damon may have been speaking to a less than receptive audience.
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Dorsey seemed receptive to one idea that Twitter's power users have been begging for: the ability to edit tweets.
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It has not made him any more receptive to compromising with the Democrats in order to end the shutdown.
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These murders suggest Duterte's aggressive rhetoric advocating violent solutions to criminality has found a receptive, and well-armed audience.
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That's because their son is in speech therapy for "significant receptive and expressive language deficits," he wrote on Reddit.
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Bringing games into the classroom makes kids enjoy being in school and that makes them more receptive to learning.
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Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Elena Kagan and Sonia Sotomayor seemed more receptive to Ms Halleck and Mr Melendez's arguments.
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Some, but as of yet not a voting majority, of the company's shareholders are clearly receptive to that message.
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You know your partner better than anyone, so pick a time when you know they'll be the most receptive.
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"We've seen a lot of Europeans and Africans are receptive to what we're doing at the moment," Bomanga says.
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Wolf had a receptive audience of journalists and celebs, almost all of whom have unbridled contempt for the Prez.
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But in recent weeks since the Cambridge Analytica scandal broke, Facebook has seemed increasingly transparent and receptive to criticism.
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Unicode certainly seems aware that this is an area where it needs work, and it appears to be receptive.
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Barring fresh outflows from the asset class, many on the buyside say they are still receptive to new issues.
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Cosmopolitans are not just receptive to other cultures, but seek to develop and exercise a sense of intercultural mastery.
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"The tone of the exchange was very convivial and Chancellor Merkel was very receptive to our arguments," he said.
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But his toolkit for transformation now reaches a more receptive audience seeking a bullet-point guide to ensured success.
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"The Pope was very attentive, receptive and very empathetic during the intense and long hours of conversation," Cruz said.
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But those who participated seemed not only receptive to the wines, but also to like them quite a bit.
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Do you think animal rights activists have been any more receptive to the concerns you've raised in this film?
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That's why it's not clear that the Russian ads reached many people who weren't already receptive to those messages.
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The large population of military members should be receptive to Bush's wonkish style and firm grasp on world events.
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"I think he would have been receptive to changing his view even after he wrote that thing," Baker said.
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Then, in Europe, Mr. Obama may find a more receptive audience, given the deep misgivings over the British vote.
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Op-Ed Contributor What makes Americans receptive to what Donald J. Trump has been saying on the campaign trail?
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Airbnb didn't start out anticipating the emergence of these companies, but over time it has become receptive to them.
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He is also likely to be more receptive to calls for adjusting financial regulation prudently, especially for smaller banks.
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And Collins said Trump was "receptive" to "suggestions" about cost-sharing reduction payments that lower deductibles and co-payments.
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Khan has responded a couple of times now and seems genuinely receptive to the concept of protecting the club.
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After they get stuck, they are receptive to learning a new concept or skill that surmounts the stumbling block.
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Players who have not yet seen the new headgear are not sure how receptive they will be to it.
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Audiences have been generally receptive, earning the movie an A- CinemaScore, while critics are more mixed (50% of RottenTomatoes).
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Although she said Le Guin was initially receptive to the idea of a documentary, there was one big problem.
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She felt that neighbors were receptive to their efforts "because of the rhetoric the candidates used" about the border.
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Our current political landscape is culturally and legally becoming more receptive to the medicinal and recreational use of marijuana.
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Or we see men speaking out in support for women's issues and suddenly people are more receptive to it.
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So the ease-of-saving advocates have taken their efforts to the states, where lawmakers have been more receptive.
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At this pair of arena dates in his home borough, at least, he's sure to find a receptive audience.
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There are indications Democrats would no longer be receptive to such a deal, but Trump could at least try.
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But those Republicans who did come to the door were receptive to Mr. Saccone and aware of the election.
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The officials said Venezuela had been receptive to the plan "in principle", but not made any concrete commitments yet.
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Without knowing what they don't know, they're likely to be more receptive to party doctrine and easier to govern.
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However, Lundvall was not receptive to Lawal's on-air apology nor the comments he made in the first place.
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The queer community has always been extraordinarily welcoming and receptive to difference; this isn't the time to forget it.
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They've all been great and receptive of material that I consider more challenging than anything I did at Columbia.
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"We have our priority markets... the Chinese-speaking markets, which will be more receptive to our offerings," he said.
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Meanwhile a stagnating economy means Russians may in future become even less receptive to games of politico-musical chairs.
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He favors music of humid exposure, often slow or sparse enough to take you into a deeply receptive place.
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Are studios not receptive to stories about women, or are they only interested in very specific stories about women?
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Thus far, lawmakers have been receptive to industry's account of Free File, no doubt persuaded by FFA companies' largesse.
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To Brown's chagrin, the EAT crowd seemed more receptive to this dream of Eden than to his unrepentant bovicide.
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His struggles made him receptive to anything that might lengthen his career, including stints in both Taiwan and Korea.
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Or that it constructed a marketing machine that allowed users to direct propaganda precisely toward the most receptive audiences.
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"You have to be more receptive and see where people who don't think like you come from," she said.
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If you are receptive and open, you will be and do things far outside your current view of yourself.
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Ms Swinson's election dilemma was neatly summarised after her speech to a receptive Confederation of British Industry this week.
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South Korea said on Sunday that North Korea is receptive to taking part in discussions with the United States.
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During the Depression, they found a receptive audience of women desperate for advice on how to feed their families.
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In a society that was becoming increasingly receptive to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people, the books were provocative.
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But in an encouraging sign for his prospects, the lawmakers appeared to be generally receptive to the experts' arguments.
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" She wrote that music allowed her to access a part of her personality that is "less defended, more receptive.
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He said the state's voters would be receptive to his message and familiar with his record in neighboring Massachusetts.
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Sure enough, Nulty went to Feigin, who was so receptive to the idea that he took it to Budenholzer.
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But García Hernández said the agency's hardline tactics are politically aimed at an audience that's receptive to the methods.
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This time the businesses were more receptive but still demurred taking on the investment risk of creating new infrastructure.
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No I am way too, maybe to a fault, but I'm way too receptive to that kind of stuff.
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As people see a prized way of life vanishing, they become newly receptive to the National Front's protectionist promises.
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Her producers were less receptive—they thought the then-22-year-old Tatum was too old for the part.
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At first, Alla was more receptive than her husband to the Jehovah's Witness evangelists who knocked on their door.
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Taken together, Mueller's findings suggest Trump's family and aides were much more receptive to foreign aid than Barr suggested.
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In some instances, the Campaign was receptive to the offer, while in other instances the Campaign officials shied away.
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It judges your facial expressions and micro-movements in your eyes to understand what you're receptive to at each moment.
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This should make the town receptive to Democrats, but Mr Trump easily won the county of which it forms part.
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"Patriots Day" should nevertheless find a receptive audience in its unabashed patriotism, celebrating both Boston and America's can-do spirit.
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Ginsberg, I think, was surprised to find a receptive audience among many African Americans in the South for this plan.
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Regulators have become more receptive to mobile banking, considering that its security enhancements limit fraud and provide greater consumer confidence.
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Velopoulos, decried by opponents as a right-wing fanatic, is finding a receptive audience among a small segment of voters.
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Vitale has been discussing needed improvements to George Mason's Title IX policies with university administrators, and says they've been receptive.
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Research indicates that when people engage more effortfully, they are more receptive and more likely to remember whatever they decide.
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Eastern and Central European nations, which have a complicated and frequently antagonistic relationship with Moscow, have been a receptive audience.
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Although those were tightly escorted, recalls Johnie Webb, who went on some of them, the North Koreans were "very receptive".
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They were there to spread the word about the maze, to make Maeve and her daughter more receptive to consciousness.
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Before Trump ran for president, Brzezinski and Scarborough were friendly with him, and they were initially receptive to his candidacy.
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Luckily, the company seems to have been receptive to its users' feedback and has removed the feature from the app.
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Underpaid junior officers might be receptive, but the top brass, which controls most sectors of the economy, will not be.
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It started with nothing more than a mysterious symbol and a fan community that's receptive to puzzling through epic riddles.
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One source from an Asian member state of the ICAO said many countries were receptive to a voluntary first phase.
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Episode 6: "Larger Structural Problems" Dr. Mantleray is weeding out participants who can't handle, or aren't receptive, to the treatment.
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Big Media is having almost as hard a time reaching a receptive audience on Wall Street as in living rooms.
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Brussels is expected to be receptive to clarifying points in the treaty, but does not want to renegotiate the deal.
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The more an audience feels a speaker is similar to them, the more receptive they are to that speaker's argument.
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She added that this will in turn make Europe more receptive to trade proposals from China to avoid being isolated.
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"Canadians have always been more receptive by a significant degree than Americans to immigration," she said in a phone interview.
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But the Ohio governor, still aggrieved by Priebus's tweet after the Indiana primary declaring Trump the nominee, hasn't been receptive.
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The court has taken a series of cases involving free speech arguments to which its conservative majority is often receptive.
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Inside a low-ceilinged ballroom, Steyer delivers what feels like a simulacrum of a campaign speech to a receptive crowd.
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Across each age group, teens were most receptive to ads for e-cigarettes, followed by traditional cigarettes and smokeless tobacco.
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They've been very receptive to Cowlar's product as it can help them determine signs and symptoms at an early stage.
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As a result, voters are receptive to the anti-migrant platforms of both the People's Party and the Freedom Party.
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People—I'm happy that people are receptive to just me going all the way full into this, you know, expression.
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If anyone was going to be receptive to it at all, but I felt like a Grecian goddess on stage!
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Many of those companies have been receptive to the idea and already have procedures to block violent and hateful content.
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Still, they may be more receptive to the argument that abstaining from reproduction is the best choice from the environment.
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Keytruda, as a sole agent, was targeted only at patients with high PD-L1, making them more receptive to immunotherapy.
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They think the political and economic crisis has made both voters and congressmen more receptive to proposals for radical change.
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Schools are re-evaluating their methods for preventing sexual abuse and are becoming more receptive to students who report it.
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Republican lawmakers remain receptive to the technology in part because it would allow power plants to continue production as is.
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But the approval excluded "individuals who have receptive vaginal sex," as Gilead tested it only in men and transgender women.
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Yet despite all this, the majority of South East Asian states - both people and politicians - are not receptive to ISIS.
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"Lightning Rods" had been completed by 1999, but DeWitt spent more than a decade trying to find a receptive publisher.
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The move is perhaps a brave one, given that the market has not been very receptive to new tech I.P.O.s.
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I wore out my welcome in other subreddits that weren't as receptive to what was seen as an advertising ploy.
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Other senators appeared more receptive to Libra and warned against efforts to snuff it out before it could even develop.
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" He added that "when a petition properly presenting the question comes before us, I will be receptive to granting it.
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House and Senate leadership must formulate a new working relationship with their conference – one that is inclusive, receptive, and transparent.
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Rather than looking across the aisle for votes, Democrats need to find leaders receptive to building bridges within their party.
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Because people desire to feel in control, they are also more receptive to information that expands their sense of it.
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It may sound counterintuitive, but he says that being receptive to uncomfortable situations and sensations actually makes them more bearable.
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As long as Beijing is receptive to US exports, "we have no interest in crippling China's economy," the official insisted.
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And the guy baking it was not that receptive at first, when I came to ask if I could watch.
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Facing less-favorable rates and terms than expected, they chose to remove the transactions and await a more receptive market.
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Poland and Romania, where coal remains a vital energy source, were receptive, but interest from big energy companies soon melted.
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Neither quite red nor quite blue, it may be receptive to a fiery takedown of Mr. Heller over Judge Kavanaugh.
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Would Americans have been receptive to a broader, more transformative message from their first female major-party candidate for president?
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Its chief executive, Ryan Dotters, thought Mr. Woods could use the simulator to train indoors, and Mr. Woods was receptive.
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Mitch Parker: The organization is significantly more receptive to working together towards cybersecurity solutions than when I first got here.
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Simon's answer to the second question is yes: Eisenhower could, and should, have made the South more receptive to Brown.
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"As a small team, we were highly receptive to our members' needs and feedback, and could iterate quickly," she explained.
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The coverage seems to have a receptive audience in Mr. Trump, who unleashed on Friday a Twitter torrent against Mrs.
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He didn't like that I reported on something he thought nobody outside the generally receptive community had paid attention to.
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If people are able to complete their tasks effectively, employers will likely be more receptive to the practice moving forward.
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The United States had been receptive to further discussions, but not to the idea of delaying its tariffs, she said.
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Right now, Trump might be more than receptive to that idea, having recently hired more Iran hawks to his administration.
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The results were intriguing, if intuitive: Voters were much more receptive to campaign calls when they came from someone familiar.
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They, he quickly realized, were a far more receptive audience "because they are angry" and eager to read outrageous tales.
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One is the ability to run "microtargeted" ads, aimed at small groups thought to be most receptive to their message.
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Lawmakers on both sides were receptive to the bill, but Democrats withheld full support until certain consumer safeguards were added.
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By the time Sachs's initiative approached them, officials were receptive to the idea of shifting some responsibilities to paid CHWs.
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"[Gowanus] still feels a little wild and receptive to radical expression," says Public Records partner and creative director Shane Davis.
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After you're sure it's an appropriate time and the person will likely be receptive, lay it out on the table.
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Although critical of the special counsel investigation, Trump has been publicly receptive to the idea of sitting down with Mueller.
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The critics have been receptive to it, though it's far from clear if reviewers have any effect on Cannes juries.
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Do you think the art market is particularly receptive to art that has a feminist or female focus these days?
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"ICANN has not been receptive to any community feedback on maintaining the price caps," Namecheap CEO Richard Kirkendall told Motherboard.
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If anything is to be learned from Trump's election, it is that America is receptive to, and hungry for, change.
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" The crowd may also be more receptive to the way women pitch: "Women tend to be much more relationship-focused.
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Advertisers get the most for their money by sending their ads to people most likely to be receptive to them.
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"Are you normal?" he asks of a beaming, receptive audience that serves as an amusing stand-in for the viewer.
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And if Ms. Bezos continues to write and publish, perhaps she could find a more receptive audience among independent booksellers.
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Rodney, 51, said he would be receptive to hearing advice only from someone who had been through the experience himself.
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Only Mexico continues to be receptive to many of the ideas that Ms. Harnecker developed and promoted throughout the region.
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"People became so much more receptive to the idea of there being different ways of seeing the world," she said.
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The concept is relatively new in the state, but voters are receptive, Pritzker and Biss told Vox in recent interviews.
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Kenyans facing food shortages, price surges, and high youth unemployment are eager for change and receptive to Odinga's rallying cry.
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When speaking to conservatives in these terms, "you have a receptive audience and they will listen to you," Dooley says.
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""It was definitely a long road of trying to find somebody who was receptive and understood and accurately diagnosed my symptoms.
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"It's much more receptive to the needs of millennial moms and dads in terms of the formulation and packaging," Wolk said.
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"They've been really receptive to talk to European countries and developers to get know-how from the past decades," he said.
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Ware told me that the flaws in Google's algorithm weren't intentional, and that the company has been highly receptive to criticism.
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People will likely be receptive to communicating then, after Saturn's gloomy influence, as lovely Venus will connect with dreamy Neptune too.
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Bloomberg doesn't mention how receptive the two carriers are to this idea, nor does it detail how everything would play out.
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It's not approved for people at risk of HIV-1 infection from receptive vaginal sex because its effectiveness hasn't been evaluated.
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But comments from Chief Executive Ashley Alder last year indicated the regulator was now more receptive to different classes of shares.
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What went wrong: In part, neither Germany nor the U.K. might have been the most receptive audience for the American message.
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This allows an amputee's remaining muscles to be more receptive to nerve signals, which is pivotal to the new prosthetic's success.
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What is there to persuade you there are enough people in Alabama who are receptive to that, who don't want division?
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Yet the Saudis have found a receptive audience in the White House, particularly in Jared Kushner, the president's son-in-law.
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Mr. Stringer, however, has recently made some changes to the retirement system, and said the five boards have been generally receptive.
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You're nudging the brain through experience while ketamine, working directly on your neurons, has made it unusually receptive to being nudged.
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Thankfully, at least, it seems like Kanye will be a little more receptive than Banks to this particular anti-fur conversation.
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But wherever people are on the move, and are culturally receptive to Christianity in some form, charismatic religion will surely follow.
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They feel they have no control over North Korea so they might be more receptive than they were in the past.
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Although this may have made previous generations squeamish, millennials seem particularly receptive to the concept of confronting death in this way.
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Unfortunately for Trump, first indications are that the American people may be receptive to the ousted FBI chief's point of view.
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Too bad Spam-filled chocolate Easter eggs aren't real, because they might have found a receptive audience in a new location.
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I didn't know if people were going to accept it…if anyone was going to be receptive to it at all.
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His successor, however, was none other than his wife, who boasted better diplomatic skills and a more receptive response to criticism.
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In 2006 outflows began picking up, with a slight break as the recession made going to the US mainland less receptive.
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The front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination, Hillary Clinton, has been more receptive to conventional military engagements than Mr. Obama.
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Chelsea Clinton says the Supreme Court may be more receptive to gun control after the death of conservative Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Germany has been receptive to e-scooters because of a clear regulatory framework and an openness to alternative modes of transportation.
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So General Milley proposed to a receptive Mr. Trump that American commandos, along with allied Syrian Kurdish fighters, guard the oil.
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Maybe it's because they realize the billionaire owners who employ them might not be receptive to criticism of a Republican president.
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Absent a coherent alternative, populists will find receptive audiences when they promise easy solutions to puzzles that have stumped the wonks.
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To objectors like her dinner-table companion, Rourke's approach is "to be receptive to their criticism, friendly, and robust," she explained.
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The brains of adolescents are notoriously more receptive to short-term rewards and peer approval, which can lead to risky behavior.
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It seems likely that the relative deprivation they felt made them more receptive to the positions Mr. Trump eventually staked out.
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That could allow her to reach out to young voters who might not be receptive to the former secretary of State.
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There's now a receptive audience to having Jackson return in 2017, though that would require Washington to void his contract option.
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It had been Zogue's idea to financially provide for me, but I found others were receptive if I proposed the idea.
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This suggests that the egg yolk—which is about 50 percent water—is more receptive to microwave radiation than regular water.
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For her to sit there and really be that receptive to us and love us like that, that means a lot.
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"I feel like my earliest encounters with mascots, they were never too receptive of me," Lopez told Bleacher Report in 2015.
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Still, their rivals say that for the first time in many years, criticism of Silicon Valley is getting a receptive audience.
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Then last month his administration indicated that it is receptive to sending more captives there, including members of the Islamic State.
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Arizona officials wanted to lure companies working on self-driving technology out of neighboring California, where regulators had been less receptive.
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Antitrust is the nuclear bomb of regulatory policy, but the reaction to Ms. Warren's and Ms. Klobuchar's ideas was surprisingly receptive.
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The novel found a receptive audience, and Ms. Miles followed it with more books that addressed social issues through believable characters.
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The theater is where I have always felt safest and therefore most receptive to whatever new ideas might be on offer.
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" But this person said they have "little confidence he will or that many others would be receptive even if he tried.
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Now he is more receptive to the outreach from Japan because China is coming under increasing pressure from the United States.
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Citing a lack of evidence, the agency will require Gilead to conduct additional trials in individuals 'who have receptive vaginal sex.
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We'll be ready to spring into action on Wednesday when the Moon waxes in receptive Pisces at 1:05 p.m. EST.
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We can't promise you your guests will be as receptive or understand after the first time as Orsini and Flint's did.
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In his essay, he said he decided to speak out again now, hoping people will be more receptive to his story.
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TECH TIP Apple's computers are usually less receptive to malicious software, but extra protection can provide more security on several levels.
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They were the sort of thing that he might offer a woman to put her in a receptive mood for sex.
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But, as has been observed in other mammals, like bears, a lioness that loses her cubs becomes sexually receptive almost immediately.
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At Ricky's, the clerks were receptive to Ms. Hollender's message, and Sustain condoms were displayed prominently next to the cash registers.
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The fact that these extremists are finding new, receptive audiences poses a threat to us all and we must fight back.
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It was a season of escalating "disqualifying" stories that were processed predictably by receptive audiences and ignored or rationalized by others.
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So Mr. Hastings waited six months and contacted Mr. Capehart again, on Facebook, where he encountered a somewhat more receptive audience.
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Public health groups that were once receptive to e-cigarettes are now urging doctors and consumers to be wary of them.
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The city is reportedly receptive to the drivers' concerns and will add more cleaning and provide gloves and masks for drivers.
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A pro-choice (or even middle-ground) abortion position would risk alienating the voters who are most receptive to this message.
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" Trump seemed receptive to West's idea when he reportedly turned to photographers and said: "We'll get rid of Air Force One.
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Progressives also argue that skyrocketing health care costs have made Americans more receptive to ideas that seemed radical in the past.
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These states have other plans that the Trump administration is more likely to be receptive to and could reduce Medicaid enrollment.
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The country songwriters interested in exploring economics more assertively don't find a receptive industry, whether radio, country labels, or other gatekeepers.
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Democrats, importantly, have become much more receptive to allegations of sexual harassment and assault and take the issue much more seriously.
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Because you don't know where the relevant features will appear, you have to scan the entire visual field, either sequentially, sliding your small receptive field as a window over it (top to bottom and left to right) or have multiple smaller receptive fields (clusters of neurons) that each focus on (overlapping) small parts of the input.
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He begins fantasizing about his life with this attractive woman who seems receptive to his presence, a life that includes this three-frame sequence in which he is washing his car (license plate: GRONK) with the woman and her equally attractive and receptive friends: Unfortunately for Gronk, while he is daydreaming, the woman is still talking to him.
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What are your discussions like in Washington, and do you feel as though they are receptive to the points that you make?
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From a male point of view, sexually receptive females are therefore a rare commodity, to be sought out and often fought over.
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It's important that someone somewhere can provide an atmosphere that's receptive, calming and most of all allows you to explore your options.
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But outside the cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota is more conservative and could be less receptive to his confrontational approach.
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A Texas federal judge sounded receptive last week to arguments that the law is now unconstitutional after the individual mandate was repealed.
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But unlike the ISIS-affiliated fighters, Nicholson said the Taliban is open to peace talks and the Afghan government has been receptive.
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Bolian's goal was to create a platform for car lovers to share their experiences – and the idea found a hugely receptive audience.
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Another factor her team identified was that people who commonly used emoji were more socially receptive and empathetic, making them more approachable.
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He said Trump deserves "credit" for his position on transgender individuals, and believed Trump supporters would be receptive to the group's message.
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The Alabama residents went to Georgia because they had been told Atlanta-area courts would be more receptive than judges in Alabama.
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We know her to be receptive and she is in — as many are pegging her — she's more the middle of the pack.
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Facebook cannot erase the toxic climate of social and political polarization that creates the environment in which fake news finds receptive minds.
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Something I wish I would have been more receptive to and able to do when his ex Lexi [Marsella] tried reaching out.
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So long as they actually show up for the conversation, a Pisces will be receptive to that kind of emotionally honest talk.
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Atlanta, Savannah, and their surrounding suburbs are full of the kind of suburban professionals that have been most receptive to Rubio's message.
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It also documents the importance of a variety of traits such as being resilient, flexible, delegating, networking, and being receptive to suggestions.
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The receptive partner in this virtual relationship can then decide whether or not they are willing to have their glove be vibrated.
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If President Donald Trump were to replace any of those justices, the court probably would be much less receptive to LGBT rights.
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And once that's locked down, I've noticed, in nearly every case, that people are much more receptive to criticism of their beliefs.
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It's hard to say how receptive the FTC will be to those complaints, and Google could make it through the process unscathed.
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It was just really easy to talk to her and she just seemed receptive and open and would be a good friend.
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The Trump administration has been mostly receptive to mergers and acquisitions, with the notable exception of AT&T's purchase of Time Warner.
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Mexicans are more receptive than ever to Mr López Obrador's message that a "mafia of power" is enriching itself at their expense.
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"In some species, but not the wombat, females show behaviour signs associated with being in oestrus (receptive to the male)," Keeley said.
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Kunst, who's a founder and CEO at Proday, says that too many work environments aren't receptive to a discussion about these problems.
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Chinese government officials will aim to reassure the U.S. financial firms that Beijing is genuinely receptive to their ideas, the source added.
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Miranda, meanwhile, is a cipher, a woman with some dark secrets in her past who is mysteriously receptive to Charlie's clumsy courtship.
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In the United States, older voters are similarly more receptive to the isolationist, anti-immigrant policies of presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump.
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Kohn said she was surprised not only to hear back, but also that the response she got was very receptive and kind.
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Since your skin is at its most active, it's more receptive to products, which means you'll get your best resurfacing, brightening benefits.
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H22N3, the dominant strain circulating this flu season, is notoriously more virulent and less receptive to vaccination than other types of influenza.
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"The timing is better because global capital markets have a much more receptive attitude towards mining projects," Strongbow CEO Richard Williams said.
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The collaborations succeeded partially because the military is surprisingly receptive to progressive thinking—and today it faces a new challenge: climate change.
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I know the band thought everyone would be super-receptive to having a free U214 album but that's definitely not what happened.
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Further, viewers are likely to be pumped up with patriotic fervor, making them extra-receptive to the patriotic message of political advertising.
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Additionally, the market has been receptive to Teslas — affluent early adopters as customers has helped — but also generally skeptical of electric vehicles.
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I guess at festivals, people are more receptive to being photographed because everyone's on vacation and everybody's in such a good mood.
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"They're not receptive at all," said Brasseur, the waitress in Michigan, speaking about confrontations she's had throughout the decades she's waited tables.
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Rain-soaked fairways that kept drives in play and greens that were receptive to approach shots had many golfers shooting under par.
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Once I told my client that a first-year consultant had joined my team, he became more receptive to working with me.
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Sanders's comments come after reports that South Korea said North Korea is receptive to taking part in discussions with the United States.
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Indeed, EU regulators are now receptive to adopting the U.S. approach, but this is likely too far off to affect the deadlines.
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Of course, many more people saw Beshear than Silva — including the people who would have been much more receptive to the latter.
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She began sharing lifestyle tips and recipes on Instagram and Facebook, and found a receptive audience that reached more than 50,000 followers.
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NASA has in recent years become more receptive to allowing companies to find new ways to make money on the space station.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers have dangled written answers as a possibility, and Mr. Mueller's team appeared receptive to it as an interim measure.
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We then had thousands of other people evaluate each response in terms of how engaged, receptive and open-minded the writer seemed.
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His successor, Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh, is thought to be more receptive to arguments like the ones made by the bakery's owner.
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Together, they created a sensor that they say is several hundred times more receptive than existing devices used for cultural heritage research.
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While Ms. Rodriguez was already in treatment, she said, the game motivates her to be more honest and receptive with her therapist.
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She said she had noticed that club members were noticeably less receptive to the idea of outsiders since news of the arrest.
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Being receptive gives you the chance to celebrate, self-promote, and learn with humility all in the course of a single conversation.
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And given hardening attitudes among Palestinians, another leader would most likely be even less receptive to any Washington plan than Mr. Abbas.
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Ualá has found a receptive audience in Argentina for its product, which many use as an alternative to a traditional bank account.
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These were admittedly liberal-leaning areas that might be more receptive to these kinds of progressive steps than elsewhere in the country.
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There's an opportunity here for bankers, too: The M&A adviser who adds climate issues to her repertoire will find receptive clients.
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Because we've engaged banks, governments and regulators and educated them on how digital assets can benefit them, we've found a receptive audience.
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Venus is the yin to Mars's yang, meaning Venus is the more receptive energy while Mars is more concerned with projecting outwards.
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Inside the campaign, according to the reports, some of those staffers said that senior Buttigieg officials were not receptive to their feedback.
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China has also proved to be a receptive customer for Iran's oil sales, despite Trump's efforts to crush the Islamic Republic's economy.
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It might find a receptive audience in the Scottish National Party or the Liberal Democrats, but that is by no means certain.
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But in the 22016s, Ms. Follett, who after early success left New York, was still looking for a receptive place to land.
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If the Trump administration is not receptive to these efforts, Mr. Roth said, the United States will cease to play that role.
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The 73-year-old is also seen as receptive to authoritarian regimes, while becoming one of Russia's most dependable allies in Europe.
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The founder of MITS was receptive and said they could come out to their office in New Mexico to demo the software.
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The writer's husband may be more receptive in a private conversation when tickling is not going on about respecting their daughter's boundaries.
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Another pap on the scene tried shooting his shot right then and there, but it doesn't seem like she was too receptive.
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The market was more receptive to lesser-known names such as cyber security company Ping Identity and cloud monitoring company Datadog Inc.
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So far, some Democrats on the House panel said, Mr. Nunes had been receptive to many of their requests in the inquiry.
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The Trump administration would seem receptive to such guardrails, though the Unified Framework suggests a global rather than country by country approach.
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They have been really receptive and they also know that this can put them on the map in leading in regulatory things.
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For example, private landowners who might have been hesitant to allow camera traps on their property are more receptive to the dogs.
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Mulvaney's remarks before a Washington, D.C., conference reflect his earlier pledges to make the CFPB more receptive to the concerns of banks.
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It sucks up lies from cable news and Twitter, then precisely targets each lie to the partisan bubble most receptive to it.
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Being receptive to your recommendations and recognizing that you have much to learn will help you make educated decisions in the future.
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Terry Makena, one of the group's founders, said it chose to target schools because "young people are more receptive to new ideas".
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From where I stood, Mr. Howell, who had seemed engaged and receptive at the beginning of the exchange, started to look uncomfortable.
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It was Mr. Pompeo's first testimony in his current job in front of Democrat-controlled committees, and neither party was particularly receptive.
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And I found that actually, if you do this in a thoughtful, measured way, a lot of people are receptive to it.
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The DRL, though, has tried to standardize the equipment and streamline the production logistics, all while working to build a receptive audience.
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Per the report, Duggan seemed receptive to the idea of a nightlife liaison, though he was less supportive of the entertainment district.
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Like a good comedian, you can guess what the audience will be receptive to, but you won't know until it has been tried.
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This helps explain why these women were receptive to the innovative work being done by Wassily Kandinsky, Paul Cézanne, Amedeo Modigliani, and others.
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No doubt Klee's many years as a teacher had a large part in making his theories and philosophy so receptive to later artists.
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But even if his misogyny was more muted in the early days of the campaign, it appears to have found a receptive audience.
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And before long they found receptive audiences in the media and Congress—groups with their own mounting grievances against the social media giant.
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"3D Touch" functionality that makes the Phone 6S's screen receptive to different amounts of force (a feature that remains underutilized to this day).
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Members of the Gimlet organizing committee told BuzzFeed News that, in the past, management has been receptive to efforts to improve working conditions.
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And they've generally been frustrated with Manchin's record of cooperation on legislation even though he's the most receptive Democrat to the Trump agenda.
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Agtech has largely seemed underserved by emerging startups, though farmers have largely proven more receptive to adopting new tech than most might assume.
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Shockingly, she's even receptive to an armistice, seeing that an alliance with the Mother of Dragons could give her an opening to attack.
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Spanish-speaking audiences were receptive, but advertisers remained elusive, at least in part because KWEX was an Ultra High Frequency, or UHF, channel.
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Like those handwritten signs, the speeches took on the same laser-focused economic theme that, increasingly, many working-class Nevadans appear receptive to.
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By using social media–targeting tactics that have been standard in recent US campaigns, the firm found an audience receptive to AfD's message.
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Souza said that if she was not receptive to his advances, he would "punish" her the next day by blocking or cutting scenes.
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"With children, you can do things that are slightly magical — and obviously have charm — because they're more receptive to things," she tells Refinery29.
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If my bots had said, "You're racist and that's bad," that would emphasize the difference, and they'd be less likely to be receptive.
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Caucus leadership gave Trump a 125-page policy document outlining the CBC's vision for black America, and they said he had seemed receptive.
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Pachama co-founder and CEO Diego Sáez Gil wouldn't share details about the startup's current fundraising but hinted that investors have been receptive.
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In the violence prevention industry, this is referred to as a "reachable, teachable moment," when someone is more receptive than usual to help.
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"They were super receptive to the idea and immediately had me come in to look at dresses and try things on," she says.
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But it is unclear how receptive the court will be to these unorthodox appeals—especially in the wake of Justice Kavanaugh's bumpy arrival.
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Include several options for current and potential customers to find the information they seek; customers are always receptive to a more personalized experience.
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