Some I stopped replying to, some stopped replying to me.
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Replying to emails feels a lot like replying to a text message.
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If Twitter knows which tweet your tweet was replying to, then it's easy to also figure out whom the tweet is replying to.
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If you're replying to multiple people at once you can now tap "replying to" to see which people are included in your tweet.
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" Dewan wrote as her caption, with Kazee replying, "Yes.
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" Seacrest paused, before replying with a meager, "I agree.
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" MSNBC commentator Mike Barnicle seemed floored, replying, "You're kidding.
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" — Gigi, replying to Zayn's tweet "Yeah, that was cool.
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" Kourtney, replying to a fan: "We're ride or die.
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For recurring tasks, like replying to email, try batching: Rather than replying as soon as a message comes in, settle on a few times throughout the day to deal with your inbox.
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Raja twice replies, "Really?" with Jones replying "yeah" each time.
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The staff initially responded, but soon stopped replying to messages.
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I took 12 hours to calm down before replying, 'Yes!!
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And we're replying to those things, but it's a reply.
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I eventually decided it just wasn't worth my time replying.
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Was I replying too quickly (overeager?) or not quickly enough?
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But the mechanics of replying to someone is different, right?
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And one contact, "Emma Gemini," literally blocks me without replying.
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" Urban countered his lyric switch by replying, "Talking about Miles Teller.
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Fans wasted no time in replying and offering up their apparel.
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In it they heard a menacing voice replying to their question.
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" Howie Mandell isn't so sure, replying, "That's not what we heard.
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Catch up on Instagram stories in between replying to work emails.
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Presently, composing a thread means replying to the previously published Tweet.
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Was I scratching my hand or replying to a text message?
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She thought about replying with a grocery list, but ultimately didn't.
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Oritz clarified her stance in a comment replying to another user.
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Folks replying to the video were amazed at the rodent's perseverance.
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He was replying to shareholder questions at the annual general meeting.
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" Scarborough agreed, replying, "[H]as nobody told her that the microphone works?
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Echo sent a lightly-encrypted message to Bravo rather than replying aloud.
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So I started replying directly to Trump maybe two, three months ago.
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You could write," West says, with Knightley replying, "What, my school stories?
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Replying to emails in a timely fashion is worthwhile for everyone involved.
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Unfollowing readers can automatically block them from replying again in the future.
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King sat cross-legged in the back seat, replying to e-mails.
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"Some battles," he was quoted as replying, "are worth the losing fight."
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Colebrook said that Eisner had become known for replying to fans' emails.
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" She imagines her bored agent replying, "This has been done to death.
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It'll continually reply to the scammer in question, until they stop replying.
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Instead of replying, Sia simply tweeted a screenshot of the nude picture.
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Bridget Phetasy has been replying to a lot of emails this week.
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Legend made his displeasure known with a concise tweet replying to Teigen's photo.
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"Band members replying to me [on social media] has helped me," says Shannon.
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" Lucas said, with his mom replying, "Boy, I will beat your Upside Down.
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Replying by voice is possible, too, since WhatsApp added the option last September.
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I even tried factory reset but Google home is replying with same command.
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" Trump responded to West's message, replying on Twitter, "Thank you Kanye, very cool!
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If someone is replying with another funny Meryl meme or insightful comment, great!
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She also called it the "worst movie ever" while replying to a fan.
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She wasted no time in replying to his comment with a witty comeback.
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Or if you're low on battery, you might suddenly stop replying all together.
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I don't want to get sucked into replying to emails or getting distracted.
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She considered for a moment before replying, speaking slowly, cautiously, but with resolve.
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" Moroccans in the Netherlands by replying that he would "take care of that.
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" Some employees in the room could be heard replying that it was. "Good.
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Without the security of knowing to whom I am replying, I cannot safely tweet.
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Now you can see the tweet you're replying to while you write the reply.
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" He dismissed the overall threat, replying, "Well, they're going to be escaping to Europe.
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" He dismissed the overall threat, replying, "Well, they're going to be escaping to Europe.
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Then after he became a focus of the Trump-Russia probe, he stopped replying.
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" Lounging beside her, Quinn averted her eyes before replying: "I love you, too, weirdo.
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" It quoted Mozes as replying: "We have to make sure that you're prime minister.
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The Descendants actress got in on it as well, replying "#powercouple" on Thorne's tweet.
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When it came back that like 158,000 hosts were replying, I was kinda stunned.
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Around three years ago, a decade after we first met, she just stopped replying.
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On the tweet Compose screen, for example, this "Replying To" field is fairly small.
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By replying, Grande blithely gave her followers permission to continue engaging on her behalf.
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"Mommy shaming is real," she wrote while replying to a supportive fan last month.
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By replying to questions succinctly witnesses typically escape without letting slip anything too revealing.
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"That's simple: Medicine is a science, and history is not," he recalled Einstein replying.
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"Mommy shaming is real," she wrote while replying to a supportive fan last month.
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The point of contextual awareness is to make replying on-the-go much easier.
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You felt—you felt like she was replying to you—you get 453 seconds.
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Today, most Twitter bots seem like bots, especially when you start replying to them.
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You don't have to be constantly checking and replying to emails (unless they're urgent).
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"I'll have my property or I'll breakfast in hell," some accounts had him replying.
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Users blocked from replying to specific tweets can just tweet directly at the author.
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Australian Ambassador to the U.S. Joe Hockey said in a letter replying to Sen.
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" Thornberry appeared unconvinced, replying that he's "already expressed some of the concerns I have.
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" Thornberry appeared unconvinced, replying that he's "already expressed some of the concerns I have.
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I spent time thinking about long-term projects instead of replying to unimportant emails.
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This excludes calls or messages that seek to guilt him into replying to you.
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Men were replying to me and taking my joke to a horrific new place.
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" The Russian foreign ministry responded by liking Trump&aposs tweet and then replying: "We agree.
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I'm literally doing nothing," Diaz said, with Applegate replying that she's "literally doing nothing, too!
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" Francis didn't seem to accept the apology, however, replying: "Under all circumstances f**k yourself.
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The model took notice, replying to the online shoutout with an appropriately self-deprecating remark.
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Trafigura gave the same timeframe, and said it was also replying on behalf of UCP.
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" Seklow declined to walk away at that moment, instead replying, "Let's see where it goes.
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" Asked what he thought had happened, Mr. Morriseau, 46, looked down, replying: "Who knows, man.
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Swarbrick then raised her hand before replying "OK boomer" and moving on with her speech.
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"Our brothers want me to get rid of you Islamists," she quoted him as replying.
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Kara, I'm not replying as often as you are anymore is part of the answer.
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Nick Pappas, a comic and writer, was blocked after replying to the president in June.
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" I pressed, and she paused before replying, earnestly, "But what if he comes for you?
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Musk, replying to PewDiePie, even described it as the "Warthog irl!!" in a tweet Monday.
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"In a tweet replying to Trump, Sanders said: "It means you&aposre going to lose.
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"They stop replying after you tell them that opportunity for them is kind of limited."
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He was replying to a follower who complained about the contempt accusation moving Tesla's stock.
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Foreign Secretary Perfecto Yasay was replying to a question during a television interview about Tillerson's comments.
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But note that this is only true of people you're replying to, not mentions in general.
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That said, it's equally if not more plausible that she was replying to a text message.
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When replying to texts from the two women, Vincent wrote and rewrote sentences before sending them.
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Petersen: Again, my background is not in litigation, as when I was replying to Chairman Grassley.
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It also takes into account how frequently someone emails you and your rate of actually replying.
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Followers regularly provide her with content ideas, either by messaging her privately or replying to callouts.
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You can then assign emails, comment before replying and integrate your CRM with your email threads.
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Second, notice that Rowling isn't simply retweeting or replying to her bashers like she normally does.
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Should the bot be replying with a fact, offering an opinion, or answering a personal question?
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He was replying to a question on whether new sanctions have been imposed on Crimean officials.
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Usernames are removed from replies so the little grey text shows who you're replying to. 2.
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I found myself incapable of replying to emails, and buying groceries turned into a monumental chore.
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Whenever someone starts replying, Hiver shows a collision alert so that customers don't get two replies.
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The survey targeted 8,000 households nationwide from June 16 to July 25, with 47.1 percent replying.
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Soon afterward, he said, higher-ups cut his department's budget and stopped replying to his emails.
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If they're replying to your tweet or something and you never respond, that can get bad.
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Replying promptly makes the correspondence naturally conversational and allows you to create a strong electronic connection.
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The last thing any user needs is a notification guilting you into replying to someone's email.
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Moore, 33, started replying in the comments of a post from Tuesday to refute her critics.
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" John Brennan, replying to the president on Twitter: "Your kakistocracy is collapsing after its lamentable journey.
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But that simply means that enough people are replying to me that my name is trending.
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"'Oh yeah, I go out with girls your age all the time,'" she remembered him replying.
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"Wait — all of Arkansas?" the patient asked her doctor, Stephanie Ho. "Yes," Dr. Ho remembered replying.
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Multiple experts have voiced concerns that the citizenship question would lead undocumented people to avoid replying.
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In a tweet directly replying to the Ford X vice president, Musk replied, "Bring it on."
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I would delay replying to order inquiry emails for several days because opening emails terrified me.
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Correction: Parents cannot deny an order by replying to the automated message, as this article previously stated.
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A Twitter user replying to Winter's tweet asked the actress about her 30-year-old significant other.
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Users must choose a unique handle, which they can then use when posting or replying to yaks.
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" Replying to another user about his autograph policy, Shatner said, "You don't like that...don't follow me.
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I have been back and forth with the technical team since then but they abruptly stop replying.
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" It quoted the publisher, Arnon Mozes, as replying: "We have to make sure that you're prime minister.
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" The statement draws negative reactions from her fellow transgender friends, with Jenny Boylan replying, "Kill me now.
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The keypad for entering your passcode and the buttons for replying to iMessages are two standout examples.
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Smart replies are suggestions that Google makes through artificial intelligence when someone begins replying to an email.
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And as for comments, I'll resume my normal replying probably when I get back to the states!
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" Mr. Kimmel asked who had written the video apology, and Mr. Depp dodged by replying: "A genius.
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Replying to another tweet from Conger, Dorsey explained that he hasn't got a replacement phone number yet.
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In his letter last month, Mr. Thune asked that WADA brief his staff, beyond replying in writing.
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"A good way to stop a shark attack is with a gun," Shapiro tweeted, replying to Hogg.
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Pappas was blocked on June 3, 2017 after replying to a Trump tweet about the travel ban.
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He was always asking me what I was doing and replying to my selfies with eye emojis.
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"Your jaw is square, that's why it's cool!" she recalled Mr. Roversi replying, undeterred, with infectious conviction.
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" When asked if Williams' return could be in some other uniform, Allen didn't mince words, replying, "No.
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Ward, however, has pledged to keep replying to as many DMs as she and her team can.
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Costolo suggested barring accounts that have no avatars or phone numbers from replying to tweets, for example.
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Users were not happy but the blogging service promised a new way of replying to posts was coming.
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" Replying to the post, Kemper went on to praise her stylist, writing, "You ace it every time, Jess!!!
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The twttr team began by testing what happens if the app more clearly shows who's replying to whom.
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The Tesla CEO made the promise on Twitter, replying to Atlassian CEO and Australian billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes.
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Replying to a query on Twitter, he even compared the Model 3 experience to riding in a taxi.
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" Sarah took it up a notch, replying, "@lily_beckinsale Look your father and I make sweet mature love ok??
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If you're replying to a video, it looks like Instagram only keeps a screenshot of the first frame.
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" Smith, 25, was quick to return the love, replying: "You are truly wonderful in every way Ms Clarkson.
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Replying to Monét, Grande wrote in a now-deleted tweet that Davidson was actually wearing her own shirt.
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Adam Poppell III, the McIntosh County attorney, first agreed to an interview but then stopped replying to messages.
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Smartphones, meanwhile, need to be capable of replying to a dozen WhatsApp messages without a table in sight.
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WHY ARE YOU STOPPING ME from replying to comments followers have left me - on my own Facebook Page!!??
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But, seeing when and how my friends work out, and replying to it, lights a fire under me.
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This is a non-negotiable offer, so don't waste my time and yours by replying to this email.
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She always pops in to double check if she notices I missed replying to an all-important email.
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Penn also found out the news on Twitter, replying to Labine's tweet with a joke and some snark.
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" Baker nodded and laughed before replying that "we're not very good at math at The New York Times.
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Instead of focusing on the boring aspects of replying, my attention shifts to the meaningful act of helping.
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" Asked if it was accurate to say the congressman "convicted individuals," the newspaper quoted Jacks as replying "no.
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We've also been noticing many students replying to others in the comments section with questions, connections and debate.
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"Delta initially seemed to confirm the video's veracity on Twitter, replying that it looked like "an awesome experience.
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" The attendant, appeared to be visibly agitated, gestured wildly at the passenger, replying, "You stay out of this!
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Lilium's new chief commercial officer breaks out in laughter, before replying: "They would kill me if I answered."
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" In a tweet replying to Mr. Trump, CNN wrote: "Make no mistake, Mr. President, CNN does not lie.
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It's nice for replying to texts and doing simple math but personally, I like a regular old watch.
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"Come on down here," he recalled replying on his BlackBerry, explaining she could stay on his extra AeroBed.
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" The clip ended with Leslie replying: "I think that the media should be more respectful at this time.
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You're just so exhausted and just want to get things done, but there's no one replying to you.
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To dump existing calendar invitations without replying to the spammers, open the Calendar app on your iOS device.
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Multiple experts, including the former director, have voiced concerns the question would cause undocumented people to avoid replying.
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Replying, the woman read the post where Cruz said, "I want to kill people," according to the transcript.
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For Mr. Starmer, who speaks for the opposition Labour Party on Brexit, replying means walking a familiar tightrope.
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Soon the company stopped replying to invoices, including those filed by freelancers whose work was published after Sept.
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I'm a lifelong Depeche Mode fan," and replying to another user, "Of course DM isn't connected to me.
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Fatima assumed the distinct posture of a bored teenager, softly replying "OK" each time the interpreter finished explaining.
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" Biden didn't seem too put off by his 38-year-old colleague's impudence, replying "I'm holding onto that torch.
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Fans snap open and flutter, replying to Madrid's warmth and the scent of open flesh wafting from the slaughterhouse.
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This, then, is my transcript of Mr Mattis's unscripted remarks, replying to those questions about the rules-based order.
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Where was I running to?" she asks, pausing for a laugh before replying, "The dark side of the moon?
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" Asked whether he honestly believed Trump to be a sociopath, Schwartz took a pause before replying, "without any question.
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For breakfast, I eat a Chocolate Brownie Clif bar from home and drink some water while replying to emails.
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" But when asked about the personal attacks, Diaz separated himself from them, replying, "ask me about what I say.
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It's reached a point where the anxiety of accidentally replying to Stories is preventing me from fully enjoying them.
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"Sheesh," wrote Rob, 31, replying to the tweet that revealed Harden's 42.2 points per game average since Dec. 13.
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" But shortly afterward he caught on, replying: "I have sent this to law enforcement who will handle from here.
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Obama seemed to relish the question, replying with both serious criticism of Republicans and some pointed mockery of Trump.
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Not only is WikiLeaks publisher Julian Assange now tweeting, he, like you, is replying to President Trump's (many) tweets.
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The accounts were indeed replying to each other in multiple threads, but they might just be friends—false positives.
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"We can't come up with new rules every two years," she said, replying to a question about Italy's requests.
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Chiwenga, dressed in camouflage fatigues, hesitated before replying that Zimbabwe was facing a national crisis that demanded military intervention.
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Asked what he did with his prize money, he smiled before replying, "I bought a minivan and a boat."
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For this article, they responded to an initial set of questions by email, then stopped replying to follow-ups.
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Woods could be heard on the CBS broadcast replying, "Excuse me?" to LaCava before he stepped into the clubhouse.
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" And then, after Ninja replied, suggesting he show her, Lady Gaga expressed equivalent confusion, replying, simply, "who are you.
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Clinton herself invited the scrutiny, jokingly replying, "Don't tempt me" when Trump tweeted that Clinton should take on Sen.
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Those that were sending and replying to work-related emails after hours would often sacrifice leisurely activities, sex included.
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" Replying to Hogg's boycott call, Nutrish tweeted: "We are in the process of removing our ads from Laura Ingraham's program.
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But it&aposs only just because I don&apost really mean what I&aposm saying when I&aposm replying all.
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Not [for sure]," Hilaria admits, replying when Kotb asks whether her husband is on board, "Alec thinks it's very possible.
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Twitter users, including Corridor Digital, began replying to the tweet with links to the original video, asking they be credited.
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Now when you reply to a tweet, the name of the person you're replying to will appear above the tweet.
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Twitter is testing "Subscribe to conversation" so you can get notified over a conversation without liking or replying 🍿 pic.twitter.
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Starting today, replying to a comment on Instagram will begin a new thread, which should make conversations easy to follow.
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But their volume increased so rapidly that I was soon forced to stop replying entirely — there were simply too many.
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With this new feature, you'll automatically see a sticker that is a thumbnail of the post you are replying to.
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The groups have developed their own hashtags with riders sometimes including #needaride and drivers replying #resolved when they have connected.
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Using email, that would have been hundreds of emails replying yes or no, which is a terrible use for email.
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" Sister Khloé, who has dealt with a cheating scandal of her own, echoed her sentiments, replying, "People are absolutely disgusting!
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Today, Trudeau backpedaled a bit, replying that he indeed thought Castro was a dictator after being asked directly about it.
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Yet I'm getting more of my real friends watching and replying, and the rewind feature makes consumption easy to control.
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How long before the first conservative Canadian politician complains that they have been shadowbanned when replying to a viral tweet?
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So, when after almost a decade of friendship, she just stopped replying, it hurt more than any breakup ever did.
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" Replying to the post, The Office alum went on to praise her stylist, writing, "You ace it every time, Jess!!!
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Replying to a comment that the Galaxy S8 takes better photos than the iPhone 7, Gundotra shut down the claims.
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Recently, fancam replying is the act of responding to any post, any argument, with a fancam, no matter the context.
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If you sign up to receive SMS or MMS messages, you can unsubscribe from those messages received by replying "STOP".
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" Theresa is in the middle of replying, when her assistant interrupts and says, "I have the caterers on the line.
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President Donald Trump's tough stance on international trade has the European Union replying that it would retaliate against the sanctions.
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Jeb Bush also on Monday called on Trump to end the "heartless policy" in a tweet replying to the president.
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That's a change from the old system, where replying to a tweet required starting your reply with the recipient's username.
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Over time, a social convention developed that starting a tweet with a username signaled that you were replying to someone.
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Replying to a tweet about Valerie Jarrett, a former adviser to President Barack Obama, Ms. Barr makes a racist comment.
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Avoid "replying all" in company emails, for example, unless you really think everyone on the list needs to read it.
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It must be said, however, that Trump's lack of discipline in replying to the attacks is greatly aiding his opposition.
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The tweet was shared nearly 8,000 times as of Friday evening, with thousands of fans replying to Michele&aposs emotional message.
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After a couple months of ambiguous insights, I didn't want to know who was opening my emails and not replying anymore.
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Replying to a Congressman's question, Comey suggested he would have blocked the agents from continuing in their roles in the probe.
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" Jenner then asked, holding up a purple X — and Stormi can instantly be heard replying softly in her adorable voice, "Purple.
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But over time, a social convention developed that starting a tweet with a username signaled that you were replying to someone.
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Also, candidates' negotiating resolve might melt away if the prospective employer takes his or her time in replying to a counteroffer.
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People replying to the USA Gymnastics tweets about its board of directors seemed to be of the same mind as Raisman.
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Perhaps the best part of all this is the follow up: people replying with pictures of their own dogs after surgery.
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So, ostensibly to help readers follow along on their train of thought, they thread the tweets together by replying to themselves.
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But most people had few words for West, replying with memes expressing their reaction to the inevitable backlash of his post.
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You can't have a productive, healthy conversation with someone if you don't know who you are even replying to, she said.
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The image has accumulated over 62,000 retweets so far, with many animal lovers replying with their own shots of lounging pets.
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" Trump then weirded out Apollo astronaut Buzz Aldrin by replying to an "infinity and beyond" joke with: "This is infinity here.
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Some users have also pointed out that Tay has a problem not replying to itself, which may also be causing trouble.
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AIs, we're told, are replying to our emails on Gmail, learning how to drive our cars, and sorting our holiday photos.
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Not [for sure]," she added, replying when Hoda Kotb asked whether her husband is on board, "Alec thinks it's very possible.
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I targeted Mr. Peanut because I thought replying to a brand as though the brand were a real person was funny.
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A server replying to a ping with an error message isn't unusual: one researcher even demonstrated a similar reaction from Slate.com.
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It's a sentiment echoed by even Musk's most loyal fans, replying to his tweets, wondering if he's doing the right thing.
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If they're going on holiday, having surgery or doing something else that prevents them from replying to an email/WhatsApp, etc.
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" Hall briefly considered the question before replying: "the dirty secret of electronic dance music is that it's very associated with drugs.
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The royal, who turned 37 in June, is replying to fans who sent him birthday wishes with his own sweet card.
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If you don't want to forge a relationship, you can start the distancing process by not replying to this email quickly.
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This new layout makes it easier to see who's replying to who so you can join in on relevant conversations. pic.twitter.
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We texted Amber a few times to arrange to get photos of Farlan, and then she stopped replying to our texts.
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We texted Amber a few times to arrange to get photos of Farlan, and then she stopped replying to our texts.
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" Lizzo paused before pulling out a neon green lace maxi dress from her bag, and replying, "I was thinking about this.
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When the changes roll out, you'll be able to see when the original tweet's author is replying within a conversation thread.
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Maguire pushed back on the question, replying that he believes the whistleblower has acted in good faith and followed the law.
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"We ain't doing a bloody Christmas song," Lea recalls the band's lead singer Noddy Holder replying when he presented the idea.
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Rather than replying to emails throughout his day, which can be overwhelming, he says he waits until after hours to answer.
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She later added, replying to another tweet, that she missed being able to go to the grocery store on her own.
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A new donation platform helps people turn a moment of rage into charitable giving, simply by replying to an infuriating tweet.
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Facebook's Messenger bots (and its experimental assistant, M) learn from users' messages in order to get better at replying to requests.
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Validation By replying to and recommending each other's comments, students get validation for their ideas, feelings and experiences from their peers.
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" Naturally, fans were more than pleased, replying to the tweet with comments like "OMG YASSS" and "Can not wait for next week!!
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The agency has also been replying to questions from other users about the science behind the ongoing eruptions, all types of questions.
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And there you suddenly are, replying to a totally irrelevant text message while putting your life, and lives of others, in jeopardy.
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Replying in a letter, Klaus Lackner, the carbon capture pioneer, cautioned that their argument risked shutting down a necessary avenue of research.
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The first was "kill all men" – puzzling, since that wasn't even one of the tweets that the trolls had been replying to.
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But when he stopped replying to them, they decided to go public with the 213 errors they'd found in the four papers.
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I like the benefits of read receipts, and I don't care if I come off as harsh or something for not replying.
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Replying to a tweet about her possible pregnancy, the reality star wrote, "I just like bagels ok!!!" i just like bagels ok!!!
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Additionally, Messages now offers Smart Reply options that allow you to create more tailored responses when replying to messaging via Apple Watch.
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"I am of the mindset that it's a blessing to grow old," she wrote a few minutes after replying to the troll.
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The amount of time it takes to send a coherent response is so short that there's almost no excuse for not replying.
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But be careful: Replying to the school through your social media (instead of your email account) allows them to view your account.
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"It's a very sad and depressing story," the princess said in an Instagram comment, replying to supporters informing her of the news.
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" Jenner asks her daughter, holding up a purple X — and Stormi can instantly be heard replying softly in her adorable voice, "Purple.
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Trump may have blocked PORP, but he likely doesn't realize that the organization is still replying to his tweets without a problem.
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Interacting with a dating app––tweaking your profile, replying to intriguing messages, ignoring messages from idiots––can feel like it's own job.
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The timeline that Musk discussed today, replying to fans on Twitter, might be incredibly impressive or incredibly ambitious, depending on your perspective.
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As more fans found him, he began posting daily and now spends 50 hours a week shooting videos and replying to fans.
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About half of ghosters said they have bailed on a scheduled job interview, while 46% stopped replying to recruiters or hiring managers.
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" Replying in the same magazine, Andreas Staier, a fellow harpsichordist, wrote that Mr. Esfahani would "sell his soul for a little publicity.
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Replying to family members who say they love you with "I love you, too" can be merely conventional in the same way.
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This new layout makes it easier to see who's replying to who so you can join in on relevant conversations. pic.twitter.com/xNmnAtQFeI
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"See you on Friday...Big Crowd!" the president said, replying to a tweet from the March for Life account promoting the event.
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But despite his penchant for colorful rhetoric, Johnson stuck closely to official British policy throughout the call and eventually stopped replying altogether.
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The lawmaker's press office told The Hill that Sensenbrenner misspoke and that he was replying to a question about potential impeachment hearings.
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In an October 31 meeting of the International Space Station Advisory Committee, Stafford lambasted NASA for not replying to his original letter.
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The texts are sometimes difficult to follow, because there's no way to tell exactly what they're replying to, or who is sending them.
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Replying via Zendesk, a Vero rep gave the following reply:Hi there,We are currently experiencing intermittent technical issues due to extremely high traffic.
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Players have also been commenting and replying to fans, which is definitely a neat thing that doesn't happen as much on other platforms.
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" Replying to a tweet that featured a photo of herself and Vanderpump smiling on a red carpet, Grammer stated, "I adore this picture!!
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" A Simpsons episode has Homer asking Lisa "How does it work?" of a supposed tiger-repelling rock, with Lisa replying "It doesn't work.
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And that makes a lot of sense as you want to know the context when somebody is replying to part of your story.
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Update: Instagram CEO Adam Mosseri has commented on the new feature, replying to me here: It's no secret that we've been exploring this.
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" Asked whether Spicer would be the White House press secretary "tomorrow," however, Trump demurred, replying simply, "Well, he's been there from the beginning.
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But from that day on I've been more relaxed and there is a whole army replying to every wrong tag on my posts.
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SNL writer Josh Patten has taken to casually replying to the President's tweets like they're personal texts, and the responses are absurdly chummy.
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By default, Gmail lets you open Google Calendar, Keep and Tasks so that you can add an event while replying to a thread.
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I remember getting on the defensive; reading every critic that I would find about my work, replying personally to journalists and random people.
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Not replying to some rando you barely know is a wonderful muscle to exercise, and there's no better day to start than today.
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Zuckerberg said Libra could eventually boost the value of its advertising product when replying to a question from Congressman David Kustoff of Tennessee.
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I start checking and replying to emails on my phone from bed and end up working for about two hours before getting up!
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" He looked at us for a few seconds with a mixture of horror and astonishment before replying, "Hey man, I like your style.
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Buyers of alternative data tell Business Insider they&aposve forgone answering their phone or replying to email due to the deluge of pitches.
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In the joke, the person who answers the telephone At Goldberg, Goldberg, and Goldberg keeps replying That Goldberg is out of the office.
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So she and a group of sympathetic online commenters asked Talkspace to pull the ad by replying on Instagram and explaining the situation.
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He had been exchanging text messages with his mother about Christmas presents for his children, but he had stopped replying by around noon.
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Colbert also teased Trump on Twitter, replying to the president's tweets about possible recordings of his conversations with fired FBI Director James Comey. .
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For two years, Wallach helped to pick out presidential nominees and was on the team of lawyers responsible for replying to congressional investigations.
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"Primarily, accounts were amplifying messages favourable to Saudi authorities, mainly through inauthentic engagement tactics such as aggressive liking, retweeting and replying," it said.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, replying to a question on a daily conference call, said charges made by Macron's party chief, Richard Ferrand, were absurd.
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Omar said on Sunday that she had experienced an increase in threats on her life, many directly referencing or replying to the president's video.
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Google says the add-ons will be "contextual," meaning they will only show up based on the content of the email you're replying to.
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The idea is to regain some of the time sales people typically spend replying to emails, regardless how likely a sale is to convert.
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Replying to message is a key part of a smartwatch, and Google has done a good job of improving those tools in Wear 2.0.
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Like notifications on Android phones, they are grouped by apps and have actionable options, like deleting an email or replying to a text message.
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If the user you are replying to has message replies enabled, you'll see a camera icon along the bottom of Story you are watching.
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And if you'd like to add a third and fourth, you just repeat the process, replying to your own tweets, and deleting the username.
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My photo reply includes a photo sticker of the original image I'm replying to (on the right), which I've moved, resized and doodled on.
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Even worse, it seems that replying to this message with any message, such as "Please stop," auto-posts that message to your Facebook profile.
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When group members are replying to posts, there will now be threaded replies, which will let people respond directly to comments within the thread.
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You can tap on this "Replying To" field to see who's in the conversation and make changes to the reply list, if you choose.
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"Nobody would ask my true motives," he said, replying to a question put by a party ally and a parliamentary candidate in the Sept.
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My favourite hobby is searching for men who send me disgusting DMs online and replying with pics of their female family members and wives.
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Logi's ZeroTouch will only be available on Android initially, likely because iOS has restrictions against third-party apps reading and replying to text messages.
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I've had to create a rule so that I am not responding to emails, checking social media, or replying to texts when I workout.
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After someone calls you out on racist behavior, replying with "I grew up with people of all races" doesn't make you exempt from accountability.
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A significant portion of my life consists of quickly assessing and classifying emails, deleting emails, starring emails, and even reading and replying to emails.
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Loesch was replying to a tweet earlier in the day from Warren in which she said a geneticist had confirmed her Native American ancestry.
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Once you set it up, you can start sending and replying text messages from the Your Phone computer app on your Windows 10 machine.
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" For example, replying to a Twitter post about zebras and their unique stripes, one user wrote: "U had a unique way of killing Harambe.
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In an updated released over the weekend, the app now also adds support for reading and replying to Direct Messages and using Twitter Lists.
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" Replying to the post, the My Squirrel Days memoir author went on to sweetly praise her stylist, writing, "You ace it every time, Jess!!!
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Sometimes he seemed to struggle to describe what he was experiencing, replying with just a few words to the text messages from his wife.
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After an initial offer to chat, a Tectonix spokesperson stopped replying to our emails when we mentioned this was a story about location tracking.
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" The investigator who exposed Mr. Zhao's misdeeds is unmoved, replying: "It's such poor luck for Chinese farmers to have a bad son like you.
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Officials contended Exxon did not turn over the Wayne Tracker emails while replying to a subpoena seeking information about Exxon's knowledge of climate change.
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"Oh that is far," his father says, before replying, "I love you to the moon — and back," as his son drifts off to sleep.
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" Trump hit back with a tweet of his own, replying, "No Lindsey, it was a sign of strength that some people just don't understand.
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He then stopped replying, looking silently around the room as journalists continued to question him, according to a video published by The Associated Press.
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The Apple Watch, for example, can feel sluggish when performing basic tasks like using Siri to look up a contact or replying to an email.
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Shiraishi didn't resist when police arrived to question him, reportedly replying "[she's] in that cooler" when asked for information about one of the missing women.
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Fellow Baltimore Raven, Tony Jefferson, jumped in on the fun, replying to Hurst's tweet with a meme from Sesame Street, joking around with his teammate.
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Many fans are replying with snake emojis, the now-universal symbol for a problematic celebrity ever since Kim Kardashian-West used it against Taylor Swift.
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But at the same time, my mates and family always have a go at me for never replying to their texts or picking up calls.
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Text messages won't be shown by default, though senders have the option of replying with "urgent" in cases when you really need to see something.
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Meghan kept mum, replying, "We've been given a long list of names from everyone, we're going to sit down and have a look at them."
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The change from numbered tweetstorms to threaded ones is partly because Twitter made it so you can thread your own tweets by replying to yourself.
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Perversely, even if the initial tweeter isn't affected, the chances of being suspended for anyone replying to such a tweet in Cyrillic are even higher.
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"Actually I'm kind of in talks about it," she wrote on Twitter, replying to a fan who asked her if she'd join the ABC franchise.
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" Her comment prompted a number of fans to share their disappointment, including the one who asked the initial question, replying back to the star, "WHAT???
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Instead of beginning with usernames, tweet replies will contain only the text of the tweet itself and the handles you're replying to will appear inline.
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"For those of you who love animals, you must understand how devastated my grandma is," she wrote, @-replying McDonald's in the caption for good measure.
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Over the pounding music he continues to try and chat, asking anyone who approaches "where they are from" before replying "sound" and continuing to nod.
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The notification will trigger an email to a colleague, but you can actually take action on the document and notification by replying to that email.
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The change also aims to make reading longer conversation threads easier, because this "Replying To" field is much smaller and not in the tweets themselves.
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Maybe you carefully, gently eased yourself back into work this morning by doing pleasantly mindless tasks like replying to emails or organizing your in-box.
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But they can also be a great source of anxiety, especially when you know that somebody has seen your message and they're not replying back.
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Tapping on the "others" link in the grey text reveals who you're replying to in case you forgot, and lets you add and remove recipients.
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Replying to more emails from one person as opposed to another implies that that person and maybe the subject are more important and adjusts accordingly.
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Replying with mere emojis takes little to no effort, and even a one-word response like "damn" or "fuuuuuck" is less ambiguous in its affirmation.
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For example, when you open Mail, the Touch Bar will display buttons to create a new message, replying, or moving an email to the trash.
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After two whole years, the days of analyzing user engagement and blocking trolls and replying to Gmail chains with, "Per my last email…" are over.
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Reading emails is fairly distraction-free as well, as there's nothing else surrounding your message thread – like side menus or options – while reading and replying.
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"I was really effective at replying to him and getting those replies noticed not just on Twitter, but by media off the site," Papp says.
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" On Wednesday, McConnell wouldn't directly answer if more than half his caucus would vote for the bill, only replying to CNN: "It's going to pass.
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Astronomer Neil deGrasse Tyson played along with Musk's tweet on Wednesday, replying that he's "all in" with a photo of himself wearing a SpaceX shirt.
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Replying directly to Musk's original tweet, North Carolina Senator Jeff Jackson urged the Tesla CEO to bring the new Gigafactory to his state's largest city.
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Imagine, for example, that you're ordering KFC using KFC's Alexa skill, but instead of the default Alexa voice replying to you, it's Colonel Sanders himself.
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Liking or replying to a handful of comments from followers is a great way to encourage other followers to engage with content in the future.
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Musk initially doubled down on his claim, replying to a follower that he would bet it was true but later apologized and deleted the tweet.
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" Alabama U.S. Senator Jeff Sessions, a key Trump backer, was asked on Fox News Channel about the judge's Twitter posts, replying, "I doubt he cares.
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The accounts engaged in "spammy behavior," Twitter said, aggressively liking, retweeting, and replying to amplify messages that were favorable to the Saudi government&aposs interests.
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"Like I had any chance of returning that one," Tsitsipas wrote on Twitter, replying to an image of the serve spinning well beyond his reach.
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" Alabama U.S. Senator Jeff Sessions, a key Trump backer, was asked on Fox News Channel about the judge's Twitter posts, replying, "I doubt he cares.
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Sanders was replying to an earlier CBS News report that both she and deputy press secretary Raj Shah have considered leaving their positions in the administration.
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I thought I had a great system--collecting all my emails at the end of the day and replying to them in a rapid fire succession.
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After all, what if I was replying to a work email while a text came in to my personal phone and I wanted to check it.
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The leaders of the Barenboim-Said Academy have avoided speaking about the attacks, replying to an e-mail that they are "just a Musikhochschule [music academy]".
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"I end up deleting the email by accident instead of replying to it," said Watts, the founder of Moms Demand Action, a prominent gun control organization.
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Replying to a user on Twitter, Dorsey noted that this was the first time that the company had ever tried such a transition on this scale.
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" That comment had 5003 likes, compared to the 2500,299.9-plus Doyle received for replying: "once again: I blame the White House for encouraging white supremacy. Yes.
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The new interface represents a more opinionated and focused take on what a smartwatch's purpose is supposed to be: simple fitness tracking and replying to notifications.
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Granted, instant messaging is only a part of it, but I fear we risk feeding the technology addiction by pandering to this urgency in replying instantaneously.
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Shapira said Facebook had been more vigorous than Twitter in replying to his requests, removing 80 percent of some 150 hate speech comments he had reported.
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At the same time, you can interact with the broadcasts the same way you can with other tweets: liking them, retweeting them, or replying to them.
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It also introduced the ability to allow replying and chatting while users are watching a video, which gives the feature more of a real-time feel.
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The 17-year-old recently posted a series of responses to commenters who called her out for not replying back to their each and every message.
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This was teamwork done with a fanatical insistence on unifying to close down any space Belgium might covet and on replying with a lightning-fast counterattack.
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Giuliani's tweets appeared to be replying to Davis's statement earlier Saturday that came in response to an interview Trump's attorney gave to ABC News on Saturday.
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Wolfe, 57, sat mostly silent throughout the hearing in a white dress shirt, replying only "yes, your honor," when prompted by Magistrate Judge J. Mark Coulson.
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He cleared all his friends from Facebook, he stopped replying to calls and texts, and then he hauled himself up in his room like a hermit.
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"Turner defended herself, replying: "That's in a different scene, and also, we all have the same cups for all of our water and tea and everything.
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" U.S. Forces Afghanistan hopped into the fray, replying to a tweet that asked whether Shanahan was "a ninja or a stagehand" by saying Shanahan is "neither.
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In these scenarios, Ghostbot will handle the texting for you, replying with reasonable-sounding excuses for why you can't meet up or chat at the moment.
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The feature, which was spotted earlier this year, wouldn't block people from replying but would allow you to hide them from your view in the app.
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"He continued: "If I'm playing the new version of the character, I can hear the old version replying because there's somebody off-screen hitting the cue.
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Particularly if you're replying to a recruiter, client, or someone very senior, take the time to write full sentences and include proper salutations and sign-offs.
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"If you say G-Eazy one more f***ing time, I will kick you out this building," Halsey can be heard replying in a fan video.
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Sarah Jessica Parker has even leaned into the pervasive fandom around the show, replying to fan comments and answering fan questions still lingering 20 years later.
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" Monáe's tweet prompted a debate between supporters of Warren and supporters of another Democratic contender, Bernie Sanders, with some replying with a tweet stating: "Bernie Sanders.
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The old tweet drew new reactions on Twitter, with many sharing or directly replying with references to the decision not to release White House visitor logs.
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"The number of requests are now so high that we don't even bother replying," said Jacques Maudy, who manages villas in Bali through the website nomadholidayrentals.com.
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Replying to investors' questions, Putin said Russia did not intend to soften its counter-sanctions, banning most European food imports, before the EU's sanctions were lifted.
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KD has secret accounts that he uses to defend himself and forgot to switch to them when he was replying to this guy I'm actually speechless pic.twitter.
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But each one is also an opportunity for his opponents to work out their own frustrations, quoting and replying to his messages with their own sick burns.
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Typically, when you look at a tweet's replies and then click on the photo or name of the person replying, you'll be taken to their profile automatically.
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" Replying to another fan who criticized the beauty guru for sharing the NSFW picture to his young fan base, Charles wrote, "it's a butt, get over it.
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Replying to her own tweet, she joked, "Let's play a game: russian nesting doll or bachelor contestant?" let's play a game: russian nesting doll or bachelor contestant?
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Likewise, on the weeks that I'm better about updating social profiles and inviting influential people to connect, I do a terrible job of replying to personal messages.
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"We tried some shitty things just to try them, but they don't work" including replying from Popshow's account to thousands of people who tweeted 'I miss Vine'.
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It is initially available in India, where it is localized in eight languages and has support for reading and replying to SMS and tracking mobile data usage.
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This is perhaps the most useful part of the redesign that makes it easier to schedule meetings, or see when you're free when replying to an email.
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The institute filed suit today on behalf of seven Twitter users who were blocked by the president, which prevents them from seeing or replying to his tweets.
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He spent countless hours replying to fan letters under his nanny's supervision, and his image and voice were used all over the world to help sell copies.
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In their letter replying to those concerns, the company executives defended the current process in which the Department of Justice is solely responsible for assessing the deal.
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And while Cook hasn't commented on the matter (he's not really one for replying on Twitter), clearly he got pretty sick of all the mentions and trolling.
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" And asked this week by Reuters for his thoughts on any retirement by Li, Simon Murray, Fok's predecessor, kept it brief, replying via email simply "Happy Retirement!
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When we do want to do work, "we chill out on the couch also while updating a Google Doc or replying to email," says the TED speaker.
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But Email Debt Forgiveness Day isn't really about finally replying the email you've been sitting on for too long — it's about the fraught nature of human communication.
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But she has this annoying habit of saying, "Let's get together this weekend" when we bump into each other, then not replying to my texts about meeting.
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As a result, she ruled that when Mr. Trump or an aide blocked seven plaintiffs from viewing and replying to his posts, he violated the First Amendment.
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Mentors of mine encouraged me to get into political work, and I got that job by replying to job openings in a local New York City paper.
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Including updating CRM platform, managing Mailchimp account, managing the general email accounts and forwarding/replying as needed, updating office calendars and the university-wide online calendar postings.
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In fragmentary moments, instead of grazing on social media or replying to endless email chains, they were cranking away on actual documents they really needed to finish.
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Tagging someone online can be a great way to get their attention, however on YouTube the only way to do this is by replying to a comment.
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How to &apostag&apos someone on YouTube by replying to a comment on a mobile deviceThis process is the same for both Android and iPhone users:1.
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Even though the troll continued to engage with the actress — replying that he still had his "youth" and "pretty green eyes" — Beckinsale was having none of it.
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When it's an important connection that you want to preserve, check in – just because someone isn't replying to your text doesn't mean they don't like you anymore.
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On Monday, the TV host and social media savant, 34, spent time replying to Twitter users' burning questions about the ins and outs of A-lister life.
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For the past few weeks — and this week in particular — they have stepped up their writing game by replying to students from other schools and their own.
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When Gabriel Lewis, a software engineer, tweeted about replying to the texts and having his responses posted on his Facebook wall, I decided to try it for myself.
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" In a letter Wednesday replying to the Democrats, Grassley said that the Democrats' letter made assertions that "are not consistent with the events of the last 85033 months.
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The beta program will include new features like speech bubbles, indenting, and different colors determined by whether you follow someone or are replying, according to a Twitter representative.
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However, based on the nearly 500 angry comments replying to Google's post about the closure, it seems that YouTube Messages may have been preferred by many young users.
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Users have the option of replying directly to those messages, either by displaying their feedback in the next day's digest or contacting the poster directly via e-mail.
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" Asked whether there are any career milestones she'd still like to accomplish, Dionne didn't skip a beat before replying, "Oh sure: the Oscar, the Emmy and the Tony.
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"Since the President's tweet Friday evening, I have experienced an increase in direct threats on my life — many directly referencing or replying to the President's video," Omar said.
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Right now, replying to someone's comment doesn't notify them unless you explicitly tag them again, but with this it'll be easier to know when someone replies to you.
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"I've been replying to [direct messages] for three hours," Hutchins told Hankins in a Slack message about the deluge of press inquiries and support from fellow security researchers.
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" Asked why Johansson was the one for him, Jost took a second before replying, "She's pretty cool … it's hard to have a lot of complaints, she's pretty awesome.
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ET on Monday afternoon as of writing, and, from what we can see, the MoviePass Twitter feed stopped replying to all customer inquires shortly after 11:30 a.m.
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When a fan congratulated her on marrying "the hottest man in Hollywood," she enthusiastically agreed, replying, "I knooooowwwww right," as seen by popular Instagram account Comments by Celebs.
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" Graham was replying to a tweet Ocasio-Cortez shared over the weekend, in which she wrote, "Asking to be considered a refugee & applying for status isn't a crime.
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Replying is the least that you can do in return, and it's easy to forget how cool it is to get a personal reply from your favourite author.
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Twitter's blocking feature prevents blocked users from seeing an account's posts or replying to them, which Trump has used to silence critics who respond directly to his tweets.
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But when replying to these so-called "whiny libs," Don Jr. doesn't hold back, chiding them for their low follower counts, and/or accusing them of being robots.
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"Since the president's tweet Friday evening, I have experienced an increase in direct threats on my life — many directly referencing or replying to the President's video," Omar wrote.
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One was the trick known as "spearfishing," in which the target of the inflitration is tricked into replying to an email and disclosing their passwords and security information.
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Replying to the BBC Radio interview, Kate and William's palace simply tweeted a pair of eyes emoji — acknowledging that they were very much aware of the stolen item.
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We saw many students replying to and recommending each other's comments — acknowledging when someone made a good point, adding their own ideas and asking each other tough questions.
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Gillibrand was replying to a question from a 27-year-old woman named Sarah who works in government and asked for suggestions on fighting impostor syndrome at her job.
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Two auto-replying bots have now been stuck in a loop with each other for several hours and the resulting thread reads like most of my internal monologue: pic.twitter.
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So start with your cousins (if you can find them) and check out their likes, follows, and followers, as well as the other accounts they're tagging and replying to.
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In June, Rebecca Buckwalter-Poza, a writer and legal analyst in Washington, DC, was blocked from reading and replying to the president's account and from reading other related comments.
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Minutes later, Collins, using a personal email address, responded to both Wilkinson and the CNN reporter -- accidentally replying all to the original message that he had been bcc'd on.
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In contrast, the 2003 study in Food Quality and Preference says that 2,000 eight-page questionnaires were mailed across the US with an "honor payment" of $0003 for replying.
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"For about two hours I was going through comments, replying to people, trying to figure out what's going on 'cuz I had no idea what exactly happened," Pavel said.
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Eventually I stopped replying as quickly/frequently, and one day I was like, hey, I really like you, but you're in a different time zone and this is overwhelming.
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The Twitter war attracted so much attention that the Brazil Olympic Committee stepped in to admonish the attacks, and judo officials persuaded Silva to stop replying to bigoted critics.
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Replying to one Twitter user who asked about starting a fundraising campaign for her and her husband, another wrote, "I'm pretty sure she didn't invite him into the fantasy."
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"Swedish society is built on huge confidence, on a sense of community," she continued, replying simply, "Together" when one reporter asked how they should move on from the tragedy.
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He referred to the incident during a leadership debate when asked what was his greatest weakness, replying "Some might say as foreign secretary it's getting my wife's nationality wrong".
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The replies feature also lets you use a new sticker that actually contains the original Story you're replying to, which can be resized and positioned anywhere in your frame.
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With Daily Dish, Amazon sends daily lunch specials to office workers, which they can order by replying to a text or using the Amazon or Prime Now mobile apps.
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Each time they found a mention, they would try to determine whether that mention was the original tweet, or if it was replying to or repeating a different tweet.
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At the same time, Hammer made headlines for replying to a retweet, by actor James Woods, of a criticism of the age difference in Call Me by Your Name.
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A bunch of researchers told Bai that they had repeated instances of survey respondents replying "nice" or "good" to open-ended questions for which those words made no sense.
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Well, I mean, you-, you-, you have put, like, three or four questions, you know-, NC: In one, so I'll try to be as efficient as possible in replying.
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But I did and what I found interesting is that people were replying, retweeting and quoting all surprised, as if no promoted Soundcloud they've ever clicked was any good.
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Their replying to you is their privilege, but so is their privilege to be able to see what you're up to, and you can revoke that whenever you want.
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The FC Ambassadors jump into the conversation with those users, replying to the critical tweet with what they say is their first-person account of working for the company.
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So if you're rapidly replying back and forth with text or images about a Direct message it will stay alive, but it goes away once you cease to banter.
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Replying to the criticism on the budget, he told ministers: "I am an economist and a politician, but I am here as a politician," two EU sources told Reuters.
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"Vopak considers the claim as unfounded, based on the current facts and circumstances," said Liesbeth Lans, Global Manager External Communication at Vopak, replying to a Reuters request for comment.
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I am now at my home desk ready to start replying to emails, preparing for calls, and making design decisions for my upcoming Indiegogo campaign for my next film.
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" The spokesperson declined to elaborate on why it decided to discontinue the hourglass, and what its replacement might be, instead replying that we will "have to wait and see.
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Right now, my work is a lot of replying to email requests, and there are a lot of documents — I need to take care of a lot of paperwork.
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Before running Earn, which lets users send and receive digital currency for replying to emails and completing tasks, Srinivasan was a general partner at venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz.
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"Macron himself uses Anglophone slogans!" said Didier VanStaevel, replying on Twitter to Riester, while others pointed to Macron having referred once to democracy as being a "bottom-up" system.
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So let us know, and don't be afraid to treat this feature like a conversation, replying to each other and hitting "recommend" to highlight the comments you especially like.
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His lawyers, replying on his behalf, said that queries about Takeda's past invaded his privacy and that many of the points raised by Reuters were "inaccurate" without providing details.
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He started replying to a lot of my tweets, but it was initially just pop culture stuff so I didn't think there was anything particularly untoward at that stage.
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"Since the president's tweet Friday evening, I have experienced an increase in direct threats on my life — many directly referencing or replying to the president's video," Ms. Omar said.
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" A reviewer is tempted to dismiss the former by saying that it lives up to its title and the latter by replying, "Because of doorstop tomes like yours, pal!
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By early Wednesday morning, Twitter users were replying to Warren's tweets with snake emojis, presumably implying that she had double-crossed Sanders by violating their reported non-aggression pact.
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Tumblr is launching a new group messaging feature that will allow different fandoms on the site to chat more easily with each other instead of replying on re-blogs.
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If you are receiving this email in error, no longer own a Roadster or need to update your contact information, please let us know by replying to this email.
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A deli owner in San Antonio, Texas, is replying to hundreds of children who wrote letters to Santa and dropped them in a Christmas-themed mailbox in his store.
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"thank u, next" is a song that started off as a Twitter thread replying to a Saturday Night Live promo that featured Davidson jokingly proposing to that week's musical guest.
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" My father-in-law didn't miss a beat in replying that "Israel is a very, important ally of the United States and we are going to protect them 100 percent.
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I was also afraid that replying would invite him back into my life, when I'd kept him locked in a little box in my head for such a long time.
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Teigen didn't hesitate for a moment before leaning into the microphone and replying, "Probably the Obama thing," before laughing and leaving a suddenly speechless Legend alone with the shocked reporters.
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It's an area where you can pop in a picture-in-picture version of a YouTube video or access emoji and GIFs for when you're replying to messages and emails.
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Replying to Senator Patrick Leahy, Democrat of Vermont, Mr. Zuckerberg initially seemed to confirm that Facebook had been served with subpoenas along the way, before saying he was not certain.
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Older people respond to increasing levels of email by replying to fewer messages, for example, whereas younger people tend to send the same number of replies but keep them shorter.
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A British "email prankster" posing as members of the Trump administration and family tricked White House officials into replying to his emails, according to a CNN report published on Monday.
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No one has time for constant lags when you're switching from Instagram, to replying to a work email, to checking out a great place to grab a bite on Zomato.
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Whether on iOS or Android, a good email app has to make loading emails, refreshing your inbox, replying, archiving, deleting, unsubscribing, and more as quick and as seamless as possible.
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You don't have to punish someone directly for not replying to a Slack message — you could just create a culture where people who don't respond never get raises or promotions.
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RIA Novosti reported Putin as replying in the affirmative when asked if he was able to talk with Trump in a meeting at the Élysée Palace with other foreign leaders.
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"The tech executive caught wind of the campaign Monday, replying to Donaldson's tweet calling the campaign "cool" and inquiring "where are the trees being planted" and "what kind of trees.
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" The tech executive caught wind of the campaign Monday, replying to Donaldson's tweet calling the campaign "cool" and inquiring "where are the trees being planted" and "what kind of trees.
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"Yes that is the way the system is treating it today, for a portion of our business," said Sainsbury, replying to Hayne's question about premiums being charged for the dead.
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Ilhan Omar statement: "Since the President's tweet Friday evening, I have experienced an increase in direct threats on my life—many directly referencing or replying to the President's video." pic.twitter.
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Twitter users began replying to the 2011 tweet, sharing powerful travel-related memories about loved ones and personal experiences to inform President Trump what life is really like for immigrants.
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Schiff questioned Sondland on his references to a "continuum of insidiousness" in relation to Ukrainian relations, with Sondland replying he didn't understand the nature of Trump's requests at the time.
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Microsoft recently pushed back on such criticism, and said it only counts intentional actions like sending or replying to a message, joining a meeting, or opening a file in Teams.
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Is it possible that we could maybe handle hearing about the occasional longshot without immediately replying with the "So you're tellin' me there's a chance?" line from Dumb and Dumber?
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Many Mondays saw lunchtime come and go before I had sifted through the whole pile of messages, replying to some, deleting plenty, and keeping others as new for later adjudication.
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If you spot another version of the navigation bar Wroblewski has yet to document on his spreadsheet, you can send a screenshot to him by replying to his tweet here.
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By blocking particular people from viewing or replying to message chains because they had expressed views he did not like, it argued, Mr. Trump had violated their First Amendment rights.
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" Moon has yet to accept the offer, the first potential meeting between Korean leaders since 2007, replying only that the two countries "should accomplish this by creating the right conditions.
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The (since disbanded) Woodys made liberal use of the character's lexicon, referring to neutral users as "pardner" and targets as "varmints," reclaiming dozens of URLs and replying to posts en masse.
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Pelosi's decision making On Wednesday, Pelosi signaled that she wouldn't concede to Senate Republicans, replying "no" when asked if the House would take up the Senate version of the aid package.
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Either way, cluttering up tweets with the names of the person you're replying to was always kind of a hack, and most users will be happy to see it go away.
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In the photo, TechCrunch editor Jonathan Shieber is replying both to the TechCrunch tweet and the person who tagged him in a question in their own reply to the TC tweet.
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In addition, I have been replying with my own email: Hey there, I get several pitches a day that have almost nothing to do with CNBC or my areas of coverage.
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After initially exchanging a series of emails with BuzzFeed News, Simmons stopped replying to questions after being informed of the connection between Haim, Visser, OC Shield, DingIt, and the redirect sites.
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Replying to the initial judgments of Outfront Media, Ms. Agrawal wrote back that her product empowered women in ways that various lewd ads already visible in the subways clearly did not.
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Whether its replying to messages on Slack or email for work, or using map apps to get us from place to place, our gadgets are often our lifeline to the world.
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During Trump's routine morning Twitter spasm, Assange jumped into the fray by replying to the president, who has previously implied that Assange is more trust-worthy than the FBI or CIA.
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"I am expected to literally sit on my ass all day replying to comments people leave me (positive and negative)?" she wrote, mentioning that she has plenty to keep her occupied.
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"Since the President's tweet Friday evening, I have experienced an increase in direct threats on my life — many directly referencing or replying to the President's video," Omar wrote in a statement.
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For the active user metric the team defines an active user as someone who is reading and engaging with the text messages they're sending — either by clicking a link or replying.
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Replying to yet another picture of West in a MAGA hat, taken shortly after the rapper's disquieting appearance on Saturday Night Live, Del Rey accused West of narcissistic delusions of grandeur.
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"Since the President's tweet Friday evening, I have experienced an increase in direct threats on my life — many directly referencing or replying to the President's video," Omar said in a statement.
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"Even before the Luanda Leaks, we took action," Costa said, replying to a left-wing MP who asked whether he thought Portugal was a "money laundering point for the Angolan kleptocracy".
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"Justin Bieber congratulating Jungkook, saying "they ain't ready" and following BTS's account, Jungkook retweeting it, DJ swivel replying to it with "[eye emojis]" IS THAT A COLLAB I SMELL?!?!???!" said another.
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" Replying, indirectly, in a talk given in 1987, Coetzee complained that novelists were "a tribe threatened with colonization" by those who would have them "address what are called problems and issues.
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You can tell at this point that Warren has had practice answering questions about her claims of Native American heritage because the Massachusetts Democrat been replying the same way for years.
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" Those accounts represented "the core portion of a larger network of more than 88,000 accounts," which Twitter said were "amplifying messages favourable to Saudi authorities" through "aggressive liking, retweeting and replying.
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Collaboration is a major incentive — you can do a "duet" with someone by replying to their video, which creates a split-screen diptych, thus feeding into an endless chain of reactions.
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Beginning today, you'll be able reply to a photo or video in your DMs with a photo or video of your own, which will include a sticker of what you're replying to.
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Instead of replying with reassurance, Christian sourly eats a pie containing what looks to be a pubic hair and drinks from a glass containing a liquid that's pointedly pinker than everyone else's.
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Her Instagram stories and livestreams are another monster altogether, with hundreds replying in real time as the congresswoman explains policy and current news while making dinner or tending to a community garden.
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"I've always been an advocate for women supporting women, so I was shocked to see so many females wasting their time replying to each other to dampen our happy moment," she said.
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" Now 36, Sobieski goes by her married name, Leelee Kimmel, and when approached for an interview with VICE, she politely declined, replying that she didn't want to dwell on her "past life.
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"It didn't make any sense to build a 4G network and tear it all down the next year," Ergen said, replying to criticisms that Dish had been a do-nothing spectrum hoarder.
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Replying to a question on Twitter, the brand said it couldn't yet say whether or not it would be available for menswear, but it would make any further announcements on social media.
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She posted the photo in question a couple of weeks ago, so it's unclear how it suddenly reached meme status on Thursday when people began replying with close-ups of the room.
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" Sessions froze for four seconds before replying, "That is something I have never thought would arise, but I would have to give you a written answer to that, if you don't mind.
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Especially on Instagram, reports Eve Peyser: He'll respond to anyone—he frequently ignores comments from verified accounts, instead replying to messages from random accounts, which suggests that he reads all the comments.
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When we're settled into the back of the Corolla, she's flipping through her phone again, half replying to texts, half staring out the window as we weave through the Lower East Side.
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Developers jumped on the apparent gaffe, replying to Danger's tweet that there was a "real lack of follow-through" and advising that using the JSON format would have been a better idea.
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This is already available for the iOS version, and it's an easier way to reply to an email at the bottom of a message and still see the mail you're replying to.
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It's Xperia Ear, which is coming to market in November, is a "smart" set of earbuds which you can talk to carry out functions such as replying to messages or answering calls.
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"I am not in the habit of replying to silly comments on Poland made by foreign politicians," Ziobro wrote to Oettinger in a letter published by state news agency PAP on Saturday.
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The professor Philip Cohen , a sociology professor at the University of Maryland who studies inequality, said he was blocked by Trump for replying to his tweets with memes and other critical comments.
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" The rapper called Trump his "brother" and said that the two are both "dragon energy" in a series of tweets earlier this year, for which Trump thanked him by replying: "Very cool!
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Putin was replying to a question from a reporter during talks with Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg, who was in the Russian city of St Petersburg for a forum about the Arctic.
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The app lets you interact with Twitter from the Apple Watch's interface, including browsing your timeline, catching up on trends, viewing people's individual profiles, and favoriting and replying to tweets, and more.
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FOLLOWING A lot of my time is taken up with replying to people who have seen the cats project online and want to get involved or just ask a question about it.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's anti-trust regulator has fined Monsanto Co 15 million rupees ($233,000) for being too slow in replying to questions in a competition probe into the U.S. seeds company.
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At the heart of that lawsuit is a question: Are developing a sequence of yoga poses for class, replying to messages from colleagues and building music playlists requirements of teaching at CorePower?
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Replying to the letter on Twitter Thursday night, Ocasio-Cortez pointed to "ongoing harassment" by the fewer than 20 accounts she has blocked — a tiny speck compared to her 5.2 million followers.
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Kardashian recently clapped back at an accusation that she uses her daughter as "an accessory," replying to a comment posted on a photo of her and True during their recent Bahamas vacation.
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At one point in the interview, he recalled replying to Mr. Papadopoulos to instruct him to raise the issue with someone else, though he did direct him to a particular campaign aide.
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"Even when you are replying to a message, it's a good precaution to delete the recipient's address and insert it only when you are sure the message is ready to be sent."
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Behind the scenes, he ordered officials to close the El Paso port of entry, followed by other ports, replying with indifference to their concerns about the trade impacts of such a move.
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Annals have been the real surprise for everyone: dismissing concerns, writing error-laden "rebuttals," and even effectively telling trialists that they don't need to worry about replying to corrections on gross misreporting.
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Often times their timelines look a little interesting as they can be replying to a viral video or saying something funny one moment before taking on a completely different company face the next.
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Even when offered help from Ikora Rey, the only member of the Vanguard she considers a friend, Eris brushes it aside, replying that "we have work to do," while gesturing to the player.
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If you have questions for Jesse Jackson, who wrote one of the pieces, leave them in the Comments section of his article; he will be replying to some of them in coming days.
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Insert your own [facepalm of choice]… So British Airways is asking for people's personal data over social media "to comply with GDPR", and some people are even replying directly in the public feed.
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He then asked him if he thought he was unfit, a slow runner and could survive till the next World Cup in 2019, with the journalist replying in the affirmative to all questions.
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" When asked how he got involved in Bitcoin, Wright pauses before replying: "uhh, I've been involved in all of this for a long time...I try and stay...I keep my head down.
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The entire thread is worth reading: So British Airways is asking for people's personal data over social media "to comply with GDPR", and some people are even replying directly in the public feed.
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They are replying on using a tool known as "reconciliation" that allows leaders to push through a tax reform bill through the Senate with a simple majority of votes, avoiding a Democratic filibuster.
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In 2016, Wohl became an enthusiastic (and often sycophantic) supporter of Trump, replying to virtually every one of the president's tweets with fervent praise and even receiving a coveted retweet from Trump himself.
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Replying to a question at a news conference, Mr. Grosof said it was his "understanding" that the balloon tour was run by Heart of Texas Hot Air Balloon Rides, based in New Braunfels.
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"Since the President's tweet Friday evening, I have experienced an increase in direct threats on my life -- many directly referencing or replying to the President's video," Omar wrote in a statement released Sunday.
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Kanye West explains what exactly he likes about Trump He's been soaking in all the admiration His Twitter following has grown, naturally, and he's been retweeting and replying to some of the attention.
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I guess the app can be seen as a curious hybrid between taking selfies when you feel like it and replying with a photo whenever someone asks you for one on Snapchat. Nifty?
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Finally, students might use what they learned to join The Learning Network's Civil Conversation Challenge on the topic of immigration by posting their own positions, or by replying to the thoughts of others.
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The perceived cost of getting a new email, opening it, reading it, and replying to it is, for whatever reasons, higher for most people than the perceived cost of receiving a text message.
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Mr. Trump's lawyers, replying to Manhattan prosecutors' subpoena of the president's tax returns, argued not simply that the subpoena was politically motivated but also that sitting presidents cannot be criminally investigated at all.
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Game says he has handled the backlash by replying to everyone, explaining he understands their anger, to please give him a chance, and that he will continue speaking out about conversion therapy's harms.
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In a similar study in 2016, the National Autonomous University asked whether skin color influenced the way people are treated; 51 percent of respondents answered yes, with 33.4 percent replying yes, in part.
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"The process was not very transparent," Juncker told a news conference in Helsinki on Friday, replying to a question about how EU leaders this week selected the next president of the EU executive.
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It's a 55-year-old man replying to a YouTube of a teen doing a majorette routine in an Obama shirt and telling her that, as a patriot, he will use his firearm.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk revealed that Cuphead would be getting a Tesla port sometime in August, replying to a post in which Tesla announced its latest addition to the in-car arcade library: Chess.
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"How come I should give to an American charity?" the businessperson recalled replying to Parnas and Fruman, adding that he told them it would make more sense to donate directly to the Ukrainian charity.
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Sisi, replying to journalists' questions, said he was responsible for 100 million Egyptians who lived in turbulent times and alongside people who followed "extremist thought" and did not like to co-exist in peace.
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In 2018, I coined "orbiting," which came out of me being confused and bitter that someone I dated stopped replying to my texts but had the gall to keep looking at my Instagram stories.
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It gave users thirsty to be seen by Trump's followers an incentive to write computer scripts capable of auto-replying to Trump's tweets far faster than anybody thumbing away on a mobile keyboard could.
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Bungie CEO Pete Parsons told The Wall Street Journal that "a big part of our focus is to self-publish in the future," rather than replying on other companies such as Microsoft or Activision.
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LONDON â€" A judge surprised everyone in court by replying back to a defendant who told her she was "a bit of a c*nt" with, "You're a bit of a c*nt yourself.
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" FROM PEN: Christie Brinkley's Girls Alexa and Sailor Reveal How They've Conquered Bullies and Body Shamers (and still love carbs!) Rihanna's followers applauded her for posting the meme, replying with comments like, "yesssss mamaaaaaa!
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You don't lose anything by replying to an email or IM message from a friend or colleague and asking if they link is legit—it pays to take your time and do your research.
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In addition, because the usernames of those you are replying to are no longer in the tweet's text, Twitter suggests that you Retweet your reply or use Twitter's Quote Tweet feature to cite it.
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Actually, it's a lot like the main Gmail app used to be in terms of looks and functionality—there's no smart replying, and no email snoozing, and no suggestions when you try a search.
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When Merriam Webster used the singular "they" in a tweet, author Andy Smarick started a bit of a Twitter war by replying, "I won't be baited into a pronoun agreement fight" over and over.
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Jaclyn Cosmetics was also accused of ignoring customers during the last launch, but this time around their social media accounts are actively replying to unsatisfied customers and directing them toward their DMs for support.
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The watch really shines when paired with a Samsung phone, offering features like wireless charging from your phone, replying to texts or emails, or even coordinating your watch face to your outfit every day.
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After putting your heart out on the line not once, but six times and the other person shutting down and replying with "Yeah bro, I'll catch you soon," I would be a little embarrassed.
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" Friday, he was a bit more succinct in replying to an Associated Press report detailing Putin's comments, responding to a tweet containing Putin's assessment of the president's impeachment by writing, "A total Witch Hunt!
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Not helping Bolton's argument was his decision to immediately contact reporters insisting that he was not fired, texting and replying to questions by insisting he had set his departure in motion on Monday night.
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On one occasion, when Cullen pointed out to his father that every face in a band of Goths resembled Jack's own, he brushed it off, replying that they all would have been related anyway.
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"I don't see this connection," Italian Finance Minister Pier Carlo Padoan told reporters, replying to a question on whether the introduction of the new rules was linked to the collapse of banking shares in Europe.
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Tara Natasha, a 26-year-old makeup artist from Cardiff, received explicit pics and a crude message from a random guy on the app, to which she started replying with pinch of wit and irony.
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But because overworking for less money isn't always visible — because job hunting now means trawling LinkedIn, because 'overtime' now means replying to emails in bed — the extent of our labor is often ignored, or degraded.
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But because overworking for less money isn't always visible — because job hunting now means trawling LinkedIn, because "overtime" now means replying to emails in bed — the extent of our labor is often ignored, or degraded.
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In the photo on the left, you can see how replies are handled today — a thin, gray line connects a person replying to another user within the larger conversation taking place beneath the original tweet.
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Anyone who joins social media for the sole purpose of scouring the site for posts related to a single issue (like politics, for example) and replying with the same canned insult falls under this category.
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He then asked me if I thought Hillary Clinton should have been indicted because of her emails, and before I finished replying, he began rattling off the text of the laws that she'd supposedly violated.
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With today's change to replies, Twitter's interface on web and mobile will now display those you're replying to above the tweet text, instead of within the tweet, which frees up more characters for your thoughts.
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Gevers responded to my request to tell me that he was in "an intense work phase" but that I ought to try him in a month, then stopped replying, and I heard nothing from MME.
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Honestly, I open up the desktop version of Outlook, and I want to cry because there's this "ribbon" of over-designed buttons on top of the app for simple tasks like replying to an email.
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The king was quoted as replying that any such decision would have "dangerous repercussions for the stability and security of the region" and would obstruct U.S. efforts for a resumption of Arab-Israeli peace talks.
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" His enthusiasm wasn't lost on his supporters, with one employee, Lisa Bender, replying, "I love your Tupac messages ... and the fact that you still send them (despite the haters) makes me appreciate them even more.
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But there was one clear collaboration left to happen: One between Fieri and Lil Nas X. Followers of both stars seemed to be excited about the idea, replying possible lyric suggestions to the original post.
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Zuckerberg was also the most widely known of all the CEOs included in the poll — only 31 percent of voters polled replying that they had no opinion, or had never heard of the Facebook head.
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Netflix's official Twitter account has shown Sergison's screenscaps some love by replying to two of the tweets with extremely high praise, and even Russian Doll co-creator Leslye Headland has given the account a retweet.
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But the real moment that made this more than just another Kanye Twitter rant was when Amber Rose — West's former paramour and Khalifa's current one — decided to shut shit down by replying to West's rant.
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Replying to a tweet from the president that blamed Democrats for stock market fluctuations, Swalwell defended his party, saying that there would be "no more colluding with Russia" and threatening to expose Trump's tax returns.
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" When I ask him about playing dark music in a sunny, seemingly happy-go-lucky country like Australia, he brings up the nation's genocidal past, replying, "Current Australia is built on pure misery, my friend.
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It's like replying to your viral Tweet with a link to your Soundcloud, only if you don't go viral you have to ration your insulin (one third of GoFundMe's campaigns are already for medical costs).
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"Our preliminary investigations have established that these incidents are caused by superstitious beliefs," Kangi Lugola told parliament, replying to a lawmaker who had demanded to know what the government was doing to stop the killings.
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On March 20153, replying to a call by President Prokopis Pavlopoulos of Greece for Turkey to respect borders and international law, Mr. Erdogan warned the Greeks to remember their losses in the Greek-Turkish war.
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Qanon adherents also sought to hijack pro-Democrat hashtags such as #VoteBlue and #JohnBelEdwards (the Democratic candidate in Louisiana) and troll Democrat accounts by replying to their tweets with comments and memes attacking the candidate.
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And politicians generally can't deny people the right to amplify their voices by replying to a social media post any more than they could kick them out of a meeting for expressing an unpopular opinion.
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" The senior manager sharply rebuked Mr. Snowden, replying that under "no circumstances will any contractor call out or point fingers at any government manager whether you agree with their handling of an issue or not.
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" Charlie (25), Restaurant Lt. Cornelius "A really bad joke I sometimes make when I hear people say 'nice' before I've put the food on the table, is by replying: 'you don't even know that yet'.
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" On Sunday, Omar released a statement saying that "[s]ince the president's tweet Friday evening, I have experienced an increase in direct threats on my life — many directly referencing or replying to the president's video.
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Because of the number of eyes that see these social media interactions — especially when said influencers are actively replying, or following you back — your business can achieve a type of credibility via acknowledgment or tacit endorsement.
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The only downside is that you don't seem to be able to control what appears on the top and bottom of the split screen — whatever you are replying to will always be in the upper portion.
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" Burger King is apparently not sure, because the manager of the restaurant was quoted in the News Shopper as replying to the question in the following perplexing manner: "It doesn't say it's just a vegetarian menu.
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In addition to not replying to Wibisono's office, Israel has separately said it does not believe the International Criminal Court, which began a preliminary inquiry into crimes committed in Palestine, has jurisdictions over occupied Palestinian lands.
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So instead of comments being broken up by simple line breaks, each comment now gets its own gray message bubble, with the goal of making it easier to track who is replying in a given thread.
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" At the time, O'Donnell was replying to a tweet from CNN's Brian Fallon, who argued that unsealed court filings proved that Comey's election-eve letter to Congress regarding the Hillary Clinton email investigation was "utterly unjustified.
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She then details that not only had her husband just left her, but she'd flown to New York to spend time with a "rebound guy" who promptly stopped replying to her texts the minute she arrived.
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When asked to hand over a parent-bought device, teens should calmly explain why they need to use it at that moment, the consequences of not replying to important notifications, such as school emails, North suggests.
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Philip takes a long look before replying: "Even if it is her…" This is the moment when he crosses the line — takes a flying leap across it, really — so far that he leaves the viewer behind.
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Both of Giuliani's tweets remain online and undeleted — as of 22:40 PST — but, in the positive count, it does appear that he has figured out how to create Twitter threads by replying to previous tweets.
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"I personally like to send condolences privately when it is someone I know," Richards wrote on Saturday, replying to the fan, Vanderpump and several other housewives, including Lisa Rinna, Kyle Richards, Teddi Mellencamp and Dorit Kemsley.
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While these subtle features may not be as flashy as Dark Mode or the new photo editing tools coming in iOS 13, they're bound to make everyday tasks like replying to email and multitasking more convenient.
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Replying to someone calling for Abba to play with a dumbfounded look and an "I don't think so," and revealing the precise fee Fleetwood Mac are asking for, he's sort of like the left's Jeremy Clarkson.
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"On September 11th, I'll read the column again and think about whether I could have said the same thing in a way less offensive to Trump supporters on September 11th," he wrote, replying to other critics.
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After months of denying and then downplaying the scale of the issue, Facebook initially said it would require anyone purchasing electoral ads to verify their accounts by listing a US address and replying to a physical mailer.
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Replying to a fan who asked if he was having health problems, the Star Wars actor wrote that he "tried the old 'wheelchair trick&apos" to avoid autograph dealers "who constantly badger" him and his family. HA!
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Facebook Inc confirmed Tuesday it had briefly blocked White House social media director Dan Scavino from replying to comments from a reader, saying it was aimed at stopping "automated bots" and had apologized to him.
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"She aims to scale the process of replying to individual responses received from customers during your email campaigns, by automating the categorization of responses and by writing replies for you," says The SaaS Co. of its bot.
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As it stands, users can create a tweetstorm by replying to their own tweets, which the Daily Dot notes is a time-consuming process that can lead to mistakes and issues with the order of the tweets.
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" That's probably better for him in the long run, since Minaj made clear that she dislikes disapproval of her new man by replying to a fan on Instagram, "He was 15, she was 16 … in a relationship.
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Strange to think about for those of us accustomed to emailing back and forth since the mid-90's, but much of China doesn't like replying by email and many people don't even have an email address.
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"Dear Weber, the cooperation is over," socialist leader Gianni Pittella told a news conference in Strasbourg, replying to a letter from EPP head Manfred Weber, who had proposed a renewal of the alliance before the January vote.
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"He said well fuck that I am not taking a hit to save John and Bob's jobs," Boath reported Jenkins as replying, referring to Barclays' former chief executive John Varley and former investment banking chief Bob Diamond.
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When asked how the players on the team communicate given their diverse backgrounds, he looked a bit bewildered before replying, "English," as if it was obvious that the Qatari handball team would speak English to one another.
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Earn, which was originally backed by Andreessen Horowitz, and Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, can compensate users in any country for replying to an email or completing a simple task, even if they don't have a bank account.
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And especially don't reply all to tell other people not to reply all, a move that will only lead to heartbreak and rage, and probably encourage others to continue replying all to say the same goddamn thing.
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A lot of your day is spent trying to figure out how to get people to stop replying all to every email or how to make sure everyone is on the conference call at the same time.
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"As to the Ombudsman's decision to open an investigation into Adam Farkas move to AFME, of course we acknowledge this decision and remain committed to cooperating with them and replying to their enquiry," EBA said on Tuesday.
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"We are in negotiations with some of these rating agencies," Nahavandian told Reuters on the sidelines of an Financial Times Iran Conference, replying "yes" when asked whether he expected the agencies to provide a full credit rating.
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It prompted Sondland to reach out to Trump before replying hours later that there were "no quid pro quo's of any kind," and insisting that future conversations happen on the phone (where there would be no record).
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By blocking people from reading his tweets, or from viewing and replying to message chains based on them, Mr. Trump is violating their First Amendment rights because they expressed views he did not like, the lawsuit argued.
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Beyond the comic incongruity of an old man's tweeting like a teenager, fans seemed to revel in the overarching strangeness of a candidate's commenting directly on an issue, or a candidate's replying to any tweet at all.
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"I know the hottest movie now is 'The Wandering Earth', I don't know if you have watched or not, I'd recommend it," spokeswoman Hua Chunying said, while replying to a query about a film whose premiere was canceled.
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But in the future, you won't have to list the people you're replying to, creating the possibility that dozens of people (Twitter documentation suggests the number could be capped at 50) could get dragged into long-running arguments.
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Her story went viral after Bleacher Report posted a video of her on their Twitter page, and several major league baseball teams, as well as minor teams and college teams, began replying to invite her to their games.
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Replying to his critics, Mr Modi thundered on October 4th that, whereas his was not the first government to suffer falling growth rates, it is the first to make serious efforts at tidying up and reforming India's economy.
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The post comes a year after rapper Solo Lucci sat down for an interview with Vlad TV, replying, "I don't know" after he was told Skyy was pregnant and asked if he thought he might be the father.
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There's nothing particularly pleasant about the opening scenario of this blog, something standard on dating apps, but to stop replying to someone after a brief interaction on an app is not ghosting and neither is it even breadcrumbing.
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" Reinhart didn't let the comment slide, and took to Twitter to address the situation, replying to the fan with, "You do not have the right to approach STRANGERS and throw your arms around us like you know us.
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"We should applaud artists who are brave enough to tell their honest romantic narrative through their art, and the fact is that I've never encountered homophobia and she has," wrote Swift on Tumblr while replying to a fan.
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Turner asked Sondland whether he had evidence that proved Trump was tied to the aid being withheld for a quid pro quo, with Sondland replying that he was "presuming" based on conversations he had with other administration officials.
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In a letter replying to Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who won Mexico's presidential election on July 1, Trump said that he was looking forward to working closely together to build a great relationship, mentioning trade, security and migration.
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Replying to a request for confirmation that Sirhan was wounded, Jeffrey Callison, a spokesman for the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, said an inmate had been stabbed at the Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility near San Diego.
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Race officials had sent messages to Tomy informing him of the latest plans to rescue him, but were concerned when he stopped replying to their messages, suggesting he was possibly "now too weak to transmit," they had said.
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Dear Ms. Burrow and Ms. Whitson, I wish to express my thanks for your letter of 17 March 2016 and my apologies for not replying sooner but I have only been at the museum for a short time.
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In a neat touch, a still of the story you're replying to will appear on top of your photo, and you'll be able to reposition it just like a sticker, sizing it up and down and spinning it around.
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Kushner's attorney told Politico that "fewer than 100 emails" coming from Jared's personal account were mostly "news articles or political commentary," and sometimes people sent him an email first and, ya know, he was just replying, so it's fine!
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He told her then that he had recently been questioned by the FBI in the US. And at the end of October, he stopped replying to her messages and phone calls after urging her not to talk to journalists.
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You can see a screenshot of the tweets in the one below: KD has secret accounts that he uses to defend himself and forgot to switch to them when he was replying to this guy I'm actually speechless pic.twitter.
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Taking care of yourself should come before replying to that late-night email, and there are a range of steps you can take to lift some of that weight off your shoulders at the end of a rough day.
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Putin, 66, who jealously protects his privacy and that of his close family, was replying to a question posed by a reporter at his annual press conference, which focused mainly on international relations and the state of the economy.
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Despite her twice issued threat to get off Twitter for good, Roseanne continued tweeting up a storm late Wednesday ... replying to the barrage of comments about her racist tweet and ABC swiftly responding by yanking "Roseanne" off the air.
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Replying to a query from Reuters whether police had told the hospital of autopsy findings that a surfactant, widely used in disinfectant and cleaning products, was present in the bodies, Yuki Uehara, a lawyer for the hospital, said, "Yes".
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But imagine being caught up in a flame war with up to 50 users replying to all above them with full 140-character tweets, not having to remove nonessential users by manually deleting their usernames to create more room.
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Even now, lying in bed, on painkillers, post-foot surgery (decidedly not in an EP mood), an editor emailed me something along the lines of, "Feel better soon!" and I responded, "Thanks!" because replying, "Thanks" just reads as unappreciative.
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Just like on the iPhone, you can use Siri to get answers to questions about things like the weather and sports results, or more functional tasks like setting reminders or replying to a text — all through the voice interface.
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"We expect our international partners to stick to globally-agreed standards," Valdis Dombrovskis told a news conference replying to a question on whether announcements on banking regulation made by Donald Trump during his presidential campaign may affect global stability.
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With Westminster still very much in a political fog, the 27 other nations of the European Union are biding their time before replying to the U.K. government's (reluctant) request to extend the deadline for Britain's departure beyond October 31.
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I'm at the gynecologist for my Pap smear, feet in stirrups, idly wondering what Emily Post might have suggested as appropriate small talk for those moments when the person you are speaking to will be replying to your vagina.
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This can take a bit of time, and it's easy to screw up (especially if you keep replying to the original tweet in the chain), so if it's ever rolled out, it looks like it could simply the entire process.
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Throughout her letters, Wilder displays the same generosity and patience she brings to her children's novels, whether she is discussing the difficulties of balancing housework with writing or replying to a class of fifth graders who sent her fan mail.
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The company announced last night that users would no longer be notified about replies in ongoing conversations started by people they'd blocked or muted, sparing them from abusive conversations unless they follow one of the people replying to the messages.
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Conte was replying to comments from Cabinet Undersecretary Giancarlo Giorgetti, who said in a press interview that the prime minister was not impartial because his name had been put forward by the 5-Star Movement when the coalition government was born.
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Carl Washington, who owns stock in MoviePass's parent company, has taken up the cause on his own, searching out people asking for customer service help and replying to them with the customer support phone number, which can be hard to find.
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And one man didn't understand what the fuss was all about: Though there were those that thought the interpretation was a bit of an overreach, the Red Cross swiftly apologized, replying to the original tweet and later issuing a statement.
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" Dillard, who is married to Jill (Duggar) Dillard, with whom he shares two sons — Israel, 22, and Samuel, 29 months — also refuted a Twitter user's claim that he "lived off TLC for years," replying, "Not true, we've never lived off TLC.
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You're not finished when someone's agreed to buy whatever it is you're offering: don't cut corners with packaging materials and be prompt and straightforward when replying to emails (so don't schedule an eBay auction to end when you're on holiday...).
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"I won't comment on the breaking up, of whether it's that or Amazon or Facebook," Trump said, replying to a question on whether tech companies like Facebook and Google should be regulated and potentially broken up by the US government.
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On Monday, Twitter started rolling out changes that mean media attachments such as GIFs or quote tweets and polls will no longer count towards a user's character limit, nor will the username handles of people a tweet is replying to.
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It's easy to imagine brands getting in on the action too, having the ability to reach up to 50 users with a perfectly crafted 140-character tweet in one shot (albeit only if they were all replying to each other already).
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You can listen out for the "quieter bang" (and the much larger one) in the video of the explosion below, but replying to fans on Twitter, Musk noted that SpaceX hadn't ruled out the possibility that something hit the rocket.
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NBC reported that Forsyth released a report updating the investigation that accused the school of "drowning investigators in irrelevant documents," asserting attorney-client privilege when it did not apply and replying to document requests with materials unrelated to the investigation.
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"God willing, there will be a meeting in the next few days attended by all the commanders concerned with liberation operations," he said, replying to a question on when he expects a thrust into the western side of Mosul to begin.
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When, as an adult, Sonnenfeld confronted his father about Cousin Mike's abominable misconduct, his father was unapologetic, replying that "child molestation didn't have the same stigma back then that it has now" before his rationalization somehow turned even more repulsive.
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Replying to several cruel messages on Twitter, she wrote that she has been "subjected to three straight days of harassment, insults, threats, sexual harassment, and misinformation being spread all over the internet and even the entire world" since her trip.
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A Twitter page run by the super PAC, Act Now on Climate, has continued tweeting more than 62,000 times, often replying to users who tweet about climate change or Mr. Inslee and offering a link to sign up for his emails.
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Just like the rest of my generation, I will supposedly spend my 230s, 214s, and maybe 2100s, at my cluttered desk, eventually going into cardiac arrest one day in the middle of accidentally replying all for the ten-thousandth time.
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" A witness has testified that they overhead Trump on the phone ask Sondland the next day, on July 26, whether "the investigation" he wanted would be announced, with Sondland replying that it would, adding earlier the Ukrainian President "loves your ass.
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But numerous former staff members in that office said that she was pushed out of an entry-level, $25,000-a-year job replying to invitations to Mr. Gore after 13 months, leaving a pile of unanswered correspondence under her desk.
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It can even interact with Trump by pulling words from a recent tweet and replying: DeepDrumpfMarch 3, 2016 Like many bots, a lot of the tweets wind up in a kind of uncanny zone of almost but not quite making sense.
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If your email inbox with hundreds of unread messages built a knot of anxiety in your chest, just wait until you whimper at the thought of replying to the same number of notifications for messages every boss will deem critical.
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But Mr Gu and his fellow plaintiffs are barred from viewing or searching Mr Trump's Twitter feed while they are logged into their accounts, making his pronouncements less accessible, and they may not comment directly on his tweets by replying to him.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS In replying to a Twitter commenter, the woman added that she shared her story publicly in order to bring about change to the airline industry and bring awareness to people trapped in similar situations.
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Meanwhile, Snapchat's Support Twitter account has been busy replying to people who hate the update and are asking to uninstall it, noting "It's not possible to revert to a previous version of Snapchat", and trying to explain where Stories are to confused users.
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Instead of replying "no," she said: When Michigan Senator Debbie Stabenow pressed Verma specifically on maternity coverage, and the potential for women paying more for health insurance than men (which was legal and common before Obamacare), she said: See what she did there?
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Miranda confirmed his second child on the way — who joins big brother Sebastian, 3 — in December, replying to a tweet asking if Nadal was pregnant after seeing red carpet photos of the couple in attendance at the 2017 London Evening Standard Theatre Awards.
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Since Jones was replying in solidarity with people who were in favor of the female Ghostbusters returning, it's fair to say that there are some fans who are hoping to see both sides of the franchise come together in a new movie.
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Your poor mom, who, when you finally do show you face for 45 minutes on a Thursday afternoon, has to spend the entire time watching you stare at a screen, replying to Instagram comments, and posting Snapchats of her gross home decor.
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After replying to a fan's tweet to assure her that all four female characters in the upcoming Ghostbusters reboot will be made it into action figures, last night Paul Feig, the film's director, revealed prototypes of Mattel's upcoming six-inch line as proof.
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KRZESINY, Poland (Reuters) - A U.S. agreement with Poland to send 1.03,000 extra troops to the country is a defensive measure needed for its security, the U.S. ambassador to Warsaw said on Monday, replying to accusations from neighboring Russia that the move is aggressive.
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" When the journalist asked about recent threats to 48 Jewish centers across the country and signs of rising anti-Semitism, Trump appeared to take the question personally, replying: "I am the least anti-Semitic person that you've ever seen in your entire life.
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The most obvious explanation is that Trump and his team grasp the gravity of the charges outlined in the reporting by the New York Times and CNN, and are taking their time to consult with the White House counsel and others before replying.
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Trump was replying to a question that was posed to Abe - namely how he would respond to a quote from Trump from a recent interview in which he said Japan was a "samurai" nation and should have shot down the North Korean missiles.
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In a tweet replying to the Center's complaint the company explains its actions, saying "we don't allow nude images of children", before ending with an apology for making the wrong decision in this case — owing to the image having "important historical significance".
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Clinton quickly turned the exchange to her advantage, replying with one of her most well-timed jabs of the night, highlighting the idea that Sanders has been reluctant to reveal who is advising him amid claims he has a threadbare national security policy.
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We made a whole FAQ page about it: what we know, how the planets orbit, trying to debunk as many of the rumors that were out there on the internet and on social media as possible by replying to folks and so on.
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Witherspoon — who went on to reprise the role of Woods in Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde and for a third sequel that is currently in the works — congratulated Kaling on a job well done, replying "Nailed it!" with a bullseye emoji.
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The transparency activist argues the allegations are overblown and are an attempt at getting him extradited to the U.S. WikiLeaks did not take kindly to Podesta's joke at the time, replying to the tweet with one of its own criticizing the meal's opulence.
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Instead of unlocking the device and launching apps for common actions – like replying to calls, texts and emails; making to-do lists; seeing what's nearby; or reading the news, for example – an app called Defumblr will put this information directly on the phone's lockscreen.
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Automate your text messagesScreenshot: GizmodoWhether you're hitting the road or just find replying to your friends too much effort, you can save your fingers a little bit of typing by automating your text messages—or at least the SMS replies you need to send out.
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Replying to a social media user who thought Lowry's youngest son, Lux Russell, needed to get his hair cut "unless your goal is to make him look like a girl," Lowry said she wouldn't be cutting her son's hair until he told her to.
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It was kind of like Microsoft's infamous failed Tay chatbot experiment, except instead of tricking the bot into replying with racist tweets, Jigsaw used the crowdsourced virulence as training data to feed its models, helping to identify and categorize different types of online abuse.
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While there are plenty of times when conversations beneath a controversial tweet become abusive and begin to involve harassment and other personal attacks, there are also instances where replying to a tweet has become a vital way of holding powerful people, like politicians, accountable.
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"I'd say 'thin-skinned' due to the fact that he's constantly namesearching himself and replying to everyone with even the most casual criticism of him, blocking people, and not appearing to care when his following starts to dogpile people," he wrote back via email.
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" Supportive sister Khloé chose sweet adjectives to describe the 18-year-old by replying, "Kylie Jenner is so incredibly smart, deeply deeply loving and incredibly generous, I have a lot more words that you are Kylie but I do want to say hysterical as well.
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Next, the participants had to read a short news item about Hillary Clinton—this was a few months before the 2016 election—and participate in a discussion thread below the article, either leaving an anonymous comment, replying to comments, or upvoting or downvoting comments.
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I don't think it's gonna replace emoji in any way, it looks pretty time consuming... I don't think this is just replying "I'm gonna be there in 10 minutes" -- you're not sending an animoji of you as a pile of poo to say that.
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"This example of a group chat demonstrates how people can talk at people, without asking questions or assuming positive intent in others, and on the other end how people can easily not engage with this method of communicating simply by not replying," she says.
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We invite teenagers from around the country and the world to practice the skills of respectful, informed conversation across ideological and demographic divides not only by posting their own thoughts on these issues, but also by reading the responses of others and replying to them.
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His was replying to questions after media this week cited an April 2015 memo from an official in Ehime prefecture, where the school ultimately opened in the special government-designated deregulation zone, that said Kake and Abe had discussed the proposal while sharing a meal.
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We are asking students from all over the nation and, perhaps, around the world, to practice the skills of respectful, informed conversation across ideological and demographic divides by not only posting their own thoughts, but by reading the thoughts of others and replying to them.
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Before I take a break for lunch, I spend about a half hour to 45 minutes finally going through emails, replying to anything with any urgency as well as to emails that will require no further action, such as when I'm declining a story idea.
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The idea of creating a national champion in the construction sector could require fresh capital of around 600 million euros, Salini CEO said in an interview with Corriere della Sera replying to a question saying half of that amount could come from state lender CDP.
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Castro, replying to a tweet with that quote, insisted that he had reached out to Cornyn last week on his resolution to overturn President Trump's national emergency declaration, a move intended to allow for the construction of a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Replying to the article, a spokesperson for the V&A Dundee said: "V&A Dundee has received historic support from the Sackler Trust and the Dr. Mortimer and Theresa Sackler Foundation for the creation of the museum, as have many other major cultural projects in the UK."
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Replying to Jeb Hensarling and Peter Roskam, a senior Boeing executive said the Obama administration had told it that implementation of last year's deal to curb Iran's nuclear activities in exchange for lifting most sanctions was "critical to the national security interest of the United States".
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On Instagram, on the other hand, Taub suggested that this could be a used as a tool for comment management — rather than wasting your time replying to every comment, you can see which comments you should prioritize, based on the following of the person who posted them.
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You can use it when a kid of your acquaintance wants to play a game for five minutes, maybe, or for long car journeys where the youngsters want to watch an (offline) movie without having to worry about them replying to your incoming emails as well.
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The following month, she was disciplined in a meeting with Kattan and PayPal HR for "several incidents" that Pasinosky believed to be "normal everyday conduct," such as replying-all to an email from Kattan saying that the email he had sent had already been sent around.
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" Luann's RHONY cast mate Ramona Singer, who had previously gone on dates with Tom and who made no secret of predicting the relationship would be short-lived, was among the first to respond to the news, replying to the original tweet: "I am so sad for you.
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For those occasions, Twitter users have resorted to several makeshift solutions: Some are marking their related tweets with numbers (1/7, 2/7, etc.), creating so-called tweetstorms, and others are simply replying to their own tweets, which has to be done manually in Twitter's official app.
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Replying to an analyst question on whether the group could look at M&A to boost growth now that restructuring is behind it, the Italian boss said that STMicro had the right capital structure to engage in deals, but that this was not its priority for now.
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So when someone reacts to your question with a thumbs up Tapback, you just don't know: Are they reacting to the message ("Thanks for asking me to go to the beach") or are they replying affirmatively to the message's contents ("Yes, I will go to the beach")?
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After months—literally months—of obsessively checking these feeds, screenshotting the interactions, looking at the screenshots, and going back to see if the other cast members were replying to him or if he was just screaming into a generation gap—I started to notice a few things.
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Christopher CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsThe United States broken patent system is getting worse Biden faces scrutiny for his age from other Democrats Democrats press FBI for details on Kavanaugh investigation MORE (D-Del.), replying to Grassley, noted that the "mob" accusation came from Cornyn, a Republican senator.
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We invite teenagers from all over the nation and around the world to practice the skills of respectful, informed conversation across ideological and demographic divides by not only posting their own thoughts on these issues, but also by reading the responses of others and replying to them.
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He could have left it there, but then he took the conversation to Twitter, replying to questions and press with surprising candor and humor about his decision to step down, his regrets, what he plans to do next and even the lesson he learned from his father.
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Their complaint argued that Mr. Trump's feed amounted to a "digital town hall" where not only did the president and his aides communicate information but members of the public — by replying to Mr. Trump's tweets and others who responded to him — exchanged views with one another.
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"This #LaborDay, we honor #geoffreyowens & ALL of the hard-working actors & artists who work 1, 2, 3 day jobs in order to pay the bills, take care of their families & still work to entertain us," the union wrote in a tweet replying to the Fox News story.
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But this poll is especially helpful because respondents were replying at a time when fundraising wasn't as prominent an issue as it has been early in the 2401 presidential race Americans' concern about how money will influence their politicians is spotted all over AP-NORC's 24.9 poll.
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I am reading or writing (both of which make up at least part of my job), or rushing to show up to therapy late, or taking a call that could have been an email, or replying to an email that should have been a phone call.
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This is a non-negotiable offer, so don't waste my time and yours by replying to this emailBleeping Computer shared a screen grab of virtually the same email sent to someone else, and shared a tweet by security researcher SecGuru, showing a version of the email sent to them.
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"It has never been my style to hide from a challenge and I'm not going to start now," it quoted May as replying, in what it called a signal that she was prepared to bring in new ministers to her cabinet and axe those who had caused her problems.
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" The baker also claimed she has been on the receiving end of online vitriol after calling out the campaign, replying to Cyrus: "I have gotten hundreds of threatening, horrible comments and messages in the past couple of hours for simply pointing out that my work had been stolen.
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After replying to a question about her favorite part of the job of first lady by saying, "Sometimes I like to travel when I'm not too tired," Obama was asked about what she and her husband will do after they move out of the White House in January 2017.
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If the feature is rolled out to the masses, it will be a welcome opportunity to engage with someone's Story without sending them a DM. Chances are, you're already replying to some Stories with emoji, so the new tool would eliminate the need to clog up someone's inbox.
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Badoo telling a user "There's no need for ghosting—reply to let your new match know you're still interested" after a few days of not replying is an attempt to make them feel like they're initiating in unfair or problematic behavior when they've done nothing of the sort.
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The Swedes would not be rattled, answering with two in the fifth as the seesaw battle continued with the U.S. replying with a pair in the sixth and Sweden getting one back in the seventh to leave the teams deadlocked on 5-5 with three ends to play.
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South Africa led 12-6 at halftime through four Pollard penalties with Owen Farrell replying for an England team who had been bossed in the scrum, having lost injured prop Kyle Sinckler after three minutes, and who committed a series of handling errors in a ragged 40-minute display.
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For what it's worth, my own, not very scientific experiment found that taking Adderall didn't make me a better Counter-Strike player, but it did help me focus on something for a longer period of time, whether that was playing a video game or replying to boring work emails.
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"President Trump's view that he cannot be held accountable, except in an election he seeks to fix in his favor, underscores the need for the Senate to exercise its solemn constitutional duty to remove President Trump from office," the lawmakers wrote in a trial brief replying to the president.
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Twitter says this "new layout makes it easier to see who's replying to who so you can join in on relevant conversations," making clear the company hopes the change will encourage users to reply to tweets and join in on conversations more often rather than just skimming the timeline.
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" When I asked Elaine Chao, who is Trump's secretary of transportation and McConnell's wife of 26 years, if Trump and McConnell liked each other, she was silent for a full four seconds before replying, "You'll have to ask the president that, and you'll have to ask the leader that.
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That tends to disrupt how you follow along with a complex thread, forcing you to digest a new page of information and potentially lose track of what you were reading in the first place when all you really wanted to see was likely the bio of the person who was replying.
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Replying to a request for comment, an RBS spokesman on Tuesday pointed to comments that RBS CEO Ross McEwan made at a conference in London earlier in the day, in which he said the bank was working toward resolving various mortgage bond claims over the remainder of this year and next.
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The real magic of the "holiday" is that it gives you permission to send whatever you've been holding back; it's that it gives you permission to feel all the things, the tiny social anxieties and insecurities or fear of expressing yourself that prevented you from replying in the first place.
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" Australian National University points to an early use of the greeting in "The Romance of a Station," a novel from 1889: "He pulled up, nodding to Alec's 'Good-day, Tillidge,' and replying in a short, morose manner, running his words one into the other, as a bushman does, 'G'd-day, sir.
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One exchange, for instance, on September 12, the day after the hold was lifted, shows OMB officials replying to emails with the subject line "QUICK REVIEW," but the rest of the words in the subject line are blacked out, because the administration claims those words are protected under deliberative process confidentiality.
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"As a parent my only goal is that my kids feel that I see them, love them and support them," Wade wrote in response, replying to another message about how he was "setting the example of a Black father loving and accepting their children as they are" with a 100 emoji.
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" Australian National University points to an early use of the greeting in "The Romance of a Station," a novel from 1889: "He pulled up, nodding to Alec's 'Good-day, Tillidge', and replying in a short, morose manner, running his words one into the other, as a bushman does, 'G'd-day, sir.
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"If you receive a message from a big sender (like a financial institution, or a major email provider, like Google, Yahoo or Hotmail) that isn't authenticated, this message is most likely forged and you should be careful about replying to it or opening any attachments," Google explained in its Gmail help section.
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I have to admit the mute is kind of, because you said it blocks every kind of thing, it really does... If they're trying to reach out to you or someone else is replying to you and that person, and now you're not seeing their content or anything, it can be really awkward.
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We all know the image that Warhol cultivated of himself as a dunce: happier with the pictures in comics than the prose in a book; replying to any query with the barest yes or no, as though bigger words were beyond his ken; fingers always poised on lips, like an awkward grade-schooler.
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Now, however, in a move that has worried some civil liberties advocates, the New York Police Department has started to use the Glomar response, employing it in recent years to avoid replying to two requests for information about its secret programs to surveil Muslim neighborhoods and political protesters, new court papers say.
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So on the receiving end, and particularly for women, in the old system, they used to be inundated with way too many messages, so they are ghosting or not replying not because they don't like you but because they had so many messages they couldn't even get through to your, maybe well-crafted message.
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Coulter continued to rip into the GOP leader on Tuesday, replying to Trump's criticism of Senate Minority Leader Charles SchumerCharles (Chuck) Ellis SchumerJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE (D-N.
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You consider replying with a list of all the deeply unerotic ways in which that job, where no one ever made a pass at you, drained and demoralized you—the derisory pay you were expected to be grateful for, the obligation to exploit those paid still less, the fuzzy boundary between professional and social expectations.
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The fact that many of them take turns replying to one person in one thread would be really odd behavior for a bot if it were trying to pass as human, but makes sense if their task is just to answer questions, one at a time, from anyone engaging with Amazon's latest publicity tweet.
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"I'll be replying to my own tweet with a collage of your network allowing political commentary from a few folks," the defensive lineman wrote before tweeting out appearances on the network by actors Jon Voight and Chuck Norris, musicians Kid Rock and Ted Nugent, former college basketball coach Bobby Knight and actor/director Clint Eastwood.
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Director Paul Feig Reveals the New Ghostbusters FiguresAfter replying to a fan's tweet to assure her that all four female characters in the upcoming…Read more ReadThe first set will cost $60, and be out on July 1st—hopefully it's just the first in a line of Ghostbusters Lego, as much as our wallets would be displeased.
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About ur Bf not replying ur text, hmmm that's a problem that's not a good sign, I'd definitely ask him about it straightUp If you're a boyfriend and you're afraid of the moon, you can instead purchase a photo printed out onto a piece of canvas or a ring coming out of the middle of a rose.
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Back in Outlook on the web, messages sent to this new address will arrive in your inbox, just like messages sent to your original address, and the new address comes up as an option when you're composing new messages or replying to messages (as it will in the official Outlook mail apps for desktop and mobile).
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" Renzi has proposed a budget for 2017 that would not cut Italy's structural deficit as European Union rules require and that includes a headline budget deficit figure that is higher than previously agreed with the EU. Replying to Juncker in a public speech later on Monday, Renzi said: "We are not making trouble, we are not intimidated by anyone.
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But when we're replying, "As you wish," to one another, or discussing Rodents of Unusual Size, or snarking about land wars in Asia and things that are inconceivable, or any of the other famous quotes The Princess Bride left us with, it's important to recall that none of these quips were created in a burst of spontaneous genius.
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In his August 2019 discussion with Mr. Bolton, the president appeared focused on the theories Mr. Giuliani had shared with him, replying to Mr. Bolton's question that he preferred sending no assistance to Ukraine until officials had turned over all materials they had about the Russia investigation that related to Mr. Biden and supporters of Mrs.
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While some fans were replying to Grande with their concern and well wishes... ...others pointed to her fiancé Pete Davidson's recent TMI-filled Howard Stern interview in which he said he feels bad for the bishop who grabbed Grande at Aretha Franklin's funeral, and that he had "never been prouder" than when former president Bill Clinton was caught "eyeing" her on the stage.
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" Replying to another question about whether figures such as Nathan Bedford Forrest, a Confederate general accused of war crimes and an early leader of the Ku Klux Klan, deserved to be honored, Sanders said: "The president has said that those are something that should be left up to state and local governments, and that's not who I'm here representing today.
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" Only Eric Trump seems to have recognized the hoax, after briefly being taken in by the prankster emailing as his older brother, Donald Trump Jr. In what @Sinon_Reborn claims is an image of the exchange, Eric Trump seems immediately suspicious, replying to seek confirmation that the email — which included a link to a hunting rifle, alongside the line "Hunting the witch-hunters, ha!
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As we state in the brief: This isn't about the right to speak in a public forum, but rather to use the equivalent of President Trump's Christmas card list ... President Trump is entitled to block users from replying to his tweets because they are not entitled to take advantage of his mailing list to transmit their derogatory messages to his followers.
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She hesitated and looked confused for a second, before replying, "I was never much of a bad girl in the first place…" Even now, three years after the sting, media appearances are shaped around the notion that she should feel guilty for something intangible, and she's still getting interrogated by the likes of Piers Morgan for what he calls her "hall of shame".
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With that in mind, here&aposs how to reply to a comment on YouTube:Check out the products mentioned in this article:MacBook Pro ($1,299.99 at Best Buy)Lenovo IdeaPad 130 (From $299.99 at Best Buy)iPhone 11 (From $699.99 at Best Buy)Samsung Galaxy S10 ($599.99 at Best Buy)How to &apostag&apos someone on YouTube by replying to a comment using a computer1.
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Launching tomorrow, September 6, on Glossier's website, the Zit Stick is the answer to all of — or at least one of — those times you wished you had the equivalent of a Tide to Go pen for more of life's little... spills (drunk texts, hooking up with an ex, breakouts, accidentally replying "You too!" to the airport employee who tells you to have a nice flight).
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Comey, a likely witness for special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's investigation into Russia's election meddling, including possible collusion between Russian officials and Trump campaign associates, issued a disclaimer about what he was legally able to answer before replying.
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A deli owner in Texas is replying to hundreds of kids&apos letters to Santa that are dropped in his store&aposs Christmas mailboxA 5-year-old&aposs whole kindergarten class turned up at the courthouse to support him in his adoption hearingA cat named Quilty has become internet famous after he was placed in solitary confinement for helping other cats escape at a Texas shelter
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Replying to Ellenbogen's email, Berger and Guskiewicz criticized the Boston University study design, with Guskiewicz dismissing it as "cherry picking"—a criticism study co-author Cantu acknowledged in the ESPN report, calling the study's sample of former football players "skewed beyond belief" because those who had suspected or received a diagnosis of neurocognitive impairment while still alive were the most likely to donate their brains to for posthumous examination.
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When Sam Harris and Daniel Dennett debate free will, they are reprising Diderot's dialogue—with Harris arguing, like Rameau's nephew, that free will is a comforting illusion, enforced by those parental molecules, and Dennett replying, in the voice of Moi, that what we call free will is an emergent property of minds and moves, and that we are as free as we have to be to will what we need.
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Replying would have felt fresh and new, while bedtime felt old and stale, although it has grown far less demanding of late, with no more reading out loud and no more splashing baths, many of which I spent answering emails, which was fine, because there were so many bedtimes and so many baths, so very, very many of them, until suddenly there weren't, although there were still a lot of emails.
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Twitter erupted in both applause and confusion when Kardashian tweeted a photo of her latest #OOTD, which is comprised of simply a bralette and leggings, captioning the feat "flu got me like..." Those fans who loved the look — c'mon, how could you not — could be seen terminally slayed by the get-up, with several Kardashian loyalists replying to their high priestess with asks that she return the favor and give them the flu as well.
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TechCrunch has learned and confirmed that Twitter has been testing a new version of its mobile app that drops the current Retweeting icon, along with the arrow for replying to a tweet, and respectively replaces them with a circular icon for "sharing" options and a speech bubble: These are the current icons, for reference: Twitter confirmed the test to us, adding that it was trying to see how it changed behavior on the site.
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And, as we have posted in all the forums so far, here is your reminder of what we're looking for in this challenge, which continues until Election Day: We invite teenagers from around the country and the world to practice the skills of respectful, informed conversation across ideological and demographic divides not only by posting their own thoughts on these issues, but also by reading the responses of others and replying to them.
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