"It's about generally sending a message about access, sending a message that it's no longer permissible to stigmatize and intimidate and mislead and obstruct women who are accessing a legal service," she said.
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I agree with you that he is sending a message.
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" "We are sending a message to Donald Trump: No wall.
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It's a way of sending a message: You're not alone.
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Was the occupant of the White House sending a message?
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What we're doing is sending a message: We did something.
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We are in fact sending a message back in time.
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The North is clearly sending a message with these posters.
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Sending a message and receiving a reply could take hours.
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Hodges was sending a message, but the Mets kept struggling.
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You're not sending a message; you are building a story.
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So somebody is sending a message and it wasn&apost Obama.
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So is Kourt's holiday snap supposed to be sending a message?
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Teresa Giudice is sending a message about her husband's legal troubles.
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Some onlookers saw them as heroes, sending a message to Maduro.
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It was about players sending a message: This trophy doesn't matter.
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Within weeks, global markets were sending a message: Not so fast.
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And it's not just customers or employees they're sending a message.
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However, Thursday's sharp adjustment looked like it was sending a message.
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Were they sending a message to their absent pal, President Trump?
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Actually sending a message to a specific someone is legitimate social interaction.
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Greg Abbott for sending a message of support following last week's earthquake.
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Not all traders agree that Tesla's wild trading is sending a message.
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Padma Lakshmi is celebrating the fourth of July while sending a message.
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Notwithstanding what Brussels may say in response, it's about sending a message.
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"We're sending a message," Mr. Biden told Chuck Todd, the show's host.
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Still, LGBT advocates were tracking the House vote as sending a message.
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"We are sending a message worldwide, don't come illegally," Sessions said Wednesday.
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"This is sending a message to the other legislators," Mr. Sweeney said.
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It was about the next person; it was about sending a message.
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If you aren't sending a message, what are you trying to achieve?
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No one has to worry about time zones before sending a message.
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No one has to worry about time zones before sending a message.
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Dreaming big, testing their limits and, in some cases, sending a message.
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However, that didn't stop President Trump sending a message to the American people.
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American voters are sending a message that will follow them to the polls.
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And it&aposs also sending a message to people waiting in line legally.
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Hillary Clinton is sending a message with that white pant suit #DemsInPhilly pic.twitter.
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After sending a message, just tap and hit Unsend, which should retract it.
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But, we will be sending a message to the Republican establishment as well.
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Could Trump have been sending a message to the EU on Iran sanctions?
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Eventually we played a full game without either of us sending a message.
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Now, Elkhart may be sending a message that no politician wants to hear.
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Whispering into my ear, it began: I thought you were sending a message.
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"The value of the case for the SEC is sending a message," said Velikonja.
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The Pentagon chief could also be sending a message to China and North Korea.
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In lieu of sending a message, you can flirt by sending someone a song.
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They're sending a message that the fight for gun control didn't end on Saturday.
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WILLIAMS: And again, in every case, it seems like he&aposs sending a message.
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"It's also sending a message to the United States," he said in an interview.
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It's hardly a shock to see Spike Lee sending a message with his movies.
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He's trying to intimidate me, but he's also sending a message to the audience.
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That leads us to the second purpose of Amazon's political contributions: sending a message.
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Alternatively, at times of protest, they can be a tool for sending a message.
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They are sending a message to active-duty generals and admirals, soldiers and spies.
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But de Blasio is clearly sending a message here: He's running a national campaign.
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This unfair and unfortunate precedent is sending a message to the students of America.
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Sending a message is usually a good way to create a bland, boring mess.
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"Greyhound is sending a message that it prioritizes the communities it serves," she added.
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Bridenstine's pick of Nye may also be sending a message about his own ambitions.
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They were not about commemorating the Civil War but specifically about sending a message.
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When you walk, you're sending a message to the other boys like I can play.
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"Pyongyang is sending a message to Washington that confrontation and dialogue cannot coexist," Yang said.
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But in terms of the children, I don't know to whom you're sending a message.
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It is sending a message to creators about what content is acceptable and what isn't.
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Transgender service members are sending a message on the MTV Video Music Awards red carpet.
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Dominick Cruz hopes so ... sending a message for the newly single singer -- HIT ME UP!!!
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Now, with Lonzo sending a message through his tattoos ... seems where there's smoke, there's fire.
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But Trump is sending a message that these are campaign promises he intends to keep.
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Sending a message is an opportunity to collaborate and build our identity as a species.
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" The end of the video shows a woman sending a message that says: "You vote?
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Sending a message is the easiest and most fundamental task you can do on Slack.
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So, I certainly made clear that I think sending a message of unity is crucial.
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"POTUS is sending a message to China about consequences," a White House official told CNBC.
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As Heath Ledger's Joker would say: It's not about money; it's about sending a message.
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With his decision, Abbott is sending a message that Texas is not welcoming to newcomers.
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The first significant innovation was sending a message by transmitting electrical signals over a wire.
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In turning east, the Saudis are also sending a message to the West, analysts said.
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ISIS is sending a message to the world that its defeat is far from guaranteed.
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He couldn't: His phone was bugged, and sending a message would only have further endangered them.
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The protesters are sending a message to the President-elect that they are angry and scared.
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"We're sending a message from CatholicVote, not to go vote for a specific guy," Bannon said.
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I would like to elect someone who can make things work while simultaneously sending a message.
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" Following up, ABC's Tom Llamas asked Melania: "So you were sending a message with the jacket?
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Buckingham Palace said Queen Elizabeth II was sending a message of condolence to the duke's family.
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By not playing with women, Blevins is sending a message — whether he means to or not.
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Taylor Swift is sending a message to streaming services this week: You don't belong with me.
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And DuVernay, a former Hollywood publicist skilled in sending a message, knows which notes to hit.
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It's like she's sending a message: you don't need to live life at that breakneck speed.
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We're sending a message that America doesn't care about them and that education isn't a priority.
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For me it's more about sending a message in a bottle than getting one in return.
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FinCEN described its pursuit of a case against Haider as sending a message to the industry.
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You never want us to get in the way of someone sending a message really quickly . . .
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Sending a message of pure animosity towards wolves appears in part to have been the goal.
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Finkel said that this strategy seems "rational" given the low costs of sending a message online.
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She was sending a message that she could be in the running for the throne too.
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McDonald's workers are thus sending a message not only to company executives, but to presidential contenders.
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It was unclear whether Mr. Kim was sending a message to Mr. Moon through his sister.
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It's his way of sending a message to the man who now occupies the White House.
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Throughout the episode, Laurie is sending a message to Doctor Manhattan via a Martian telephone call.
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In so doing, they're sending a message to Congress and other states: it's time to act.
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But the French fans are sending a message to the ITF that they are not happy.
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But it's not just an act of charity; activists said that it's about sending a message.
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Otherwise, we are simply sending a message to despots and dictators everywhere they can behave with impunity.
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And you are sending a message to young people that there is no danger in this process.
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He frantically begins sending a message, but before he can read the reply he dissolves into dust.
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And so back in Macedonia, the first journalist says, 'You are sending a message about air pollution.
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The Signals Network Foundation is sending a message to whistleblowers that this time, the newsroom is ready.
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It's clear Weinstein is sending a message that he somehow believes history will be on his side.
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Forbes is sending a message to the industry that they think blockchain for journalism is the future.
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Actor Wentworth Miller is sending a message after becoming the subject of a fat-shaming Internet meme.
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Beyond the research woes, for Paul, it's about sending a message that science will not be silenced.
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A muscular leader sending a message to a country he believes was badly mishandled by his predecessor.
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But the wind didn't stop Brandy Quinn and Gaye Pennington from sending a message to their town.
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She's sending a message about not giving a damn about the insults, while reveling in her attractiveness.
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"It's sending a message to the Chinese," said one of the sources, a senior finance ministry official.
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Sanger said on CNBC's "Power Lunch," however, that shareholders weren't sending a message to any particular director.
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Coldplay won't be touring their new album anytime soon — and they're sending "A Message" about climate change.
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"Americans are sending a message to some countries in eastern Asia to come and enter negotiations," Rouhani said.
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The challenge, though, is sending a message that's actually interesting, useful and maybe even exciting, rather than annoying.
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This November 8th, will you be sending a message by voting against Catherine Cortez Masto for US Senate?
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The U.S. government is sending a message to countries it believes are manipulating their currencies: We're watching you.
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I think sending a message of embracing yourself to younger kids during such a formative time is important.
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While details remain unknown, it's clear Ford is sending a message that it's serious about self-driving cars.
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But, even if you don't pick up on any paranormal activity, you can still try sending a message.
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He also said the protest was aimed more at sending a message to Sun than to damage him.
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"If you affirm, you are sending a message to every relator in the country: Leak away," she said.
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"We're sending a message," said one supporter, marking his ballot for Beirut Madinati in a core Hariri stronghold.
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By strengthening his hand domestically, he would be sending a message to China that the country is united.
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"More than anything I would say through this India is sending a message to the subcontinent," he added.
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The proposed law wouldn't bar employers from sending a message after hours or dictate that employees can't respond.
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"That's sending a message to China that we are reaching out and bolstering our security cooperation with others."
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From San Diego to the Central Valley, Californians are sending a message with their votes in Tuesday's primary.
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In Georgia, Russia is sending a message not to join NATO lest Georgia's integrity and sovereignty be destroyed.
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Elsewhere in trade: The E.U. and Mexico forged their own pact on Saturday, sending a message to Washington.
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Instead they were sending a message that all the economists, scientists, career staff in the agency were irrelevant.
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Military analyst Zhou Chenming said Beijing was sending a message that they were still relatively small nuclear nations.
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Email allows anyone sending a message to claim messages are sent from any email address they would like.
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It's the president sending a message that he's going to work across the aisle to get things done.
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Overlays of text explain that sending a message to the future about sea-level rise would be useless.
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"The way [Pope Francis] treats people on the fringes...he's sending a message to all of us," stated Shriver.
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But the (potentially former) Argentine captain is clearly sending a message: his time as Argentina's promised star is waning.
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Le'Veon Bell is sending a message to his haters ... the only thing about him that's fat is his pockets.
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Maura Healey, the attorney-general for Massachusetts, wrote that Mr Trump "is sending a message that discrimination is acceptable".
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If everything checks out, the cloud grants permission by sending a message back to the camera, which starts recording.
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It was about sending a message, and the message is this: 'They came after me to get a scalp.
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It was about sending a message to his son, one that would get through after other methods had failed.
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Supporting exchange programs has the added benefit of sending a message to students worldwide that we welcome them here.
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Either way, all of these ladies are sending a message, announcing that "typical" grooming standards don't dictate their lives.
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British voters favoring Brexit felt they were sending a message, then ended up voting themselves outside the European Union.
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When customers cancel, they're sending a message with their wallets—to effectively reduce churn, you need to know why.
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Federal immigration authorities are sending a message when they raid state courthouses, and it is not a friendly one.
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Still, for other lawmakers, restricting first-class travel is about sending a message and increasing trust in government officials.
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Once, she endured a sinister beating in a sparring match from a male boxer bent on sending a message.
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Cuomo asked Giuliani whether the president is sending a message with his recent pardons, as some critics have warned.
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Taking this role after starring a film like Native Son was a way of sending a message to Hollywood.
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Background reading: • Mr. Mueller has aggressively used warrants and subpoenas for the Russia investigation, sending a message in Washington.
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But she too made a point of sending a message; for her guest in the box, she brought Gen.
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The company said users are taking 5 billion actions, like sending a message or uploading a file, every week.
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And so what that does is you're sending a message, right, that that loophole is being closed no more.
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Familia do Norte was sending a message: The P.C.C. is not welcome in the northern Brazilian state of Amazonas.
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With 65,000 new streetlights, the slowly recovering city is sending a message: It's O.K. to go out after dark.
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We should be sending a message to Qatari officials that we are ready to communicate and open to engagement.
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People listen to him and those were the president's words sending a message loud and clear to North Korea.
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It's such a sweet moment, but it's also clear that Charley is sending a message to Davis: She's moved on.
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They can't see what's inside the messages, but they can see who is sending a message to whom and when.
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But the Trump administration is sending a message: The US is no longer the same safe haven it once was.
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" He described the incident as one designed to showcase their shared power, "sending a message to Tokyo, Seoul and Washington.
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By filming and sharing the videos, triad members were sending a message about the price of disloyalty, the officers said.
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Sending a message At first, Dan Besse thought his resolution declaring Winston-Salem a welcoming city would sail to approval.
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Maintain strategic interest Putin is sending a message to the world: Russia is still a force to be reckoned with.
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And also sending a message to any nominee that this is going to be the absolute worst job in Washington.
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Meanwhile, Democrats are sending a message with their invited guests, especially those who are running in the 2020 election. Sen.
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Often in China announcements about new media regulations seem to be more about sending a message than signalling meaningful implementation.
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"We're sending a message: If you target Americans, you have no safe haven — we will find you," Mr. Obama said.
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OGE also wants to set the tone, sending a message to the incoming aides and officials that ethics are important.
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While it will continue to pick its battles, the tech industry is sending a message that it won't be ignored.
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There was a sense that the judges were sending a message, that the Olympics were no place for American scandal.
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"We think it's important for the courts to continue sending a message regarding crimes against humanity," he said Wednesday night.
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Unclear if this was in direct response to that, but Cassie seems to be sending a message of her own.
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In its response, the cartel appeared to be sending a message of its own — and a far more powerful one.
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"If we give any information on our systems we would be sending a message to potential hackers," a PSA spokesman said.
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They do expect that there will be more of them out tomorrow, sending a message of the scene for President Trump.
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If you say that you're interested by sending a message or clicking on the phone number button, StarOfService charges the contractor.
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"But with this detection we are sending a message to the world that we are here to do gravitational wave astronomy."
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What's the point of sending a message if the person on the receiving end won't see it — or couldn't care less?
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For sellers, buying black hat services can be as simple as sending a message on Facebook or attending an online webinar.
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Either the president had an itchy head or he was sending a message to an American astronaut who fact-checked him.
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Other options, like disabling then reenabling iMessage, or sending a message on the Mac seem to only fix the problem temporarily.
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It's about sending a message to the world that Irish people, wherever they are, want a safer, fairer Ireland for all.
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Uber is sending a message to its passengers—use the app in times of emergency, regardless of the surge you see.
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This isn't censorship per se, though it is sending a message to creators about what content is acceptable and what isn't.
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The goal is sending a message about the party's priorities and generating political pressures on opponents heading toward the next election.
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At the same time, we are sending a message that the size of the Olympic Winter Games is being directly addressed.
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It will take time to fully combat conservative anti-abortion laws, she pointed out, and it starts with sending a message.
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In announcing Cengiz as his guest, Connolly said he was sending a message to the president to hold Saudi Arabia accountable.
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On Monday, Senate Democrats tried to slow the progress of the bill, sending a message to the GOP for more transparency.
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So it sure looks like he's sending a message to LiLo: You go hang on yachts, I'll be here in clubs.
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The representative claimed that GP Whitehat had threatened Blurred Media LLC's owner by sending a message containing their Social Security Number.
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When the receptors interact with molecules, they set off a chain reaction that ends by sending a message to our brains.
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But instead of sending a message to a brain, the interaction would be recorded as a simple blip in electrical current.
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The news made headlines, but since then Rodriguez has been sending a message that a final decision has not been made.
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The tests appeared clearly aimed at sending a message to the Israelis as Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. was visiting.
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Officials hoped migrants who were denied would be deported quickly, sending a message to others in Central America to stay home.
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Graham's report asserted that Trump's request was not in line with his stated goal of sending a message of America's strength.
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Ms. Tsai faces the delicate task of registering discontent with Beijing while also sending a message that Taiwan will exercise restraint.
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" He told the audience, "This penchant for self-aggrandizement and this penchant for tweeting, this penchant to focus so specifically and eternally on what he does or doesn't do, even if he was right about everything, is sending a message to all of you and sending a message to your younger siblings that is just totally inappropriate.
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He said by making what would seem like a sensitive military tactic public, South Korea is sending a message to the North.
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Howe echoes this sentiment and knows that these pageant queens are sending a message that affects young women all around the world.
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" When asked if the president was sending a message about Mueller's investigation, White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said, "Not at all.
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"It was obviously a murder where they were sending a message," former Assistant U.S. Attorney David DeMaio says in the clip above.
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But the freshman GOP senator is sending a message to tech companies that he wants to lead a crackdown on their practices.
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Whether Paulette wins or loses, she's sending a message that says: You know what, this is for people like us, as well.
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After sending a message to the family saying he couldn't come, Roose received a text from Garrett that would change his mind.
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Instead of sending a message that says, "That's the stupidest thing I've heard in my life," you can send a custom meme.
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But Sanders's theory is that by electing him, the people will be sending a message so strong even Congress can't ignore it.
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Relatives of those killed and prosecutors had hailed the decision as sending a message on mine safety in coal-rich West Virginia.
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Trump is sending a message to businesses considering moving overseas that "things are really changing," Pence said on ABC's "This Week" program.
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"Tonight Montanans are sending a message to the Washington, D.C., establishment," Gianforte told a cheering crowd in Bozeman about 12:45 a.m.
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Clarke said it's unlikely the recent strikes were launched with the intention of sending a message, but that that's an added advantage.
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Relatives of those killed and prosecutors have hailed the conviction as sending a message on mine safety in coal-rich West Virginia.
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You could say it was our first puzzle, because we were sending a message in code which NASA has yet to decipher.
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That the justices chose to explain themselves in this instance has to be seen, it seems to me, as sending a message.
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"I think we're sending a message to the courts that we are indeed on the course an issuance of impeachment resolutions," Rep.
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Today, Pete Strzok is fighting back, and sending a message that the Administration's purposeful disregard for constitutional rights must not be tolerated.
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"Thank you for everything," she wrote, sending a message from the new device to the beloved old one, adding a heart emoji.
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Both Sanders and Warren, through their tax plans, are sending a message that scares people in business, and not just the wealthiest.
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Their challenge is to convince voters that they wouldn't be "wasting their vote" but "sending a message" by supporting one of them.
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"They are sending a message to young people that they are connected to voters who are listening to her music," says Rivera.
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To me, Poussey's death was an earned tragedy, resonant for reasons beyond simply "sending a message" about the Black Lives Matter movement.
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Biegun's trip sparked speculation he might try to salvage negotiations by reaching out to North Korea, or by publicly sending a message.
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President Trump seems to be sending a message that the gloves are off, that we are not going to constrain our military.
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Anyone who breaks with him this time around is sending a message about what they want from the future of the Republican Party.
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He came up just short of winning his first Daytona 500, but for now, he's content with sending a message with his performance.
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"We're sending a message that the world does still care about the plight of Palestinian refugees," Jordan's Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi told reporters.
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It's true that, in an area where your phone normally works, sending a message to someone half a mile away isn't particularly thrilling.
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In doing so, he seems to be sending a message to his nation that rigged elections in Russia are somehow a similar phenomenon.
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"I think as far as sending a message, I think it's a terrible message and a message that shouldn't be sent," Trump said.
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The State Department official denied Kerry's Georgia visit and another trip to Ukraine on Thursday were aimed at sending a message to Russia.
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It's also about sending a message to users: Twitter is listening to what you want—even if it doesn't always seem like it.
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The journey was aimed at sending a message about the need to protect vulnerable species and spaces from the ravages of climate change.
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But the possibility that he may also be sending a message to witnesses in a criminal investigation into his campaign is extremely dangerous.
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And while she's not exactly jamming out, she is sending a message — albeit in fewer words than she did defending herself on Tuesday.
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Was he sending a message that aides who remained loyal to him would also be rewarded — even if they lied to the FBI?
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As noted by The Intercept, one thing Apple knows is which phone numbers a person is at least considering sending a message to.
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Perhaps he was sending a message to the White House that the Fed would not speak out about the Trump administration's trade actions.
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It's a move aimed at sending a message as a migrant caravan makes its way through Mexico, drawing the ire of President Trump.
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The new highs seem to be sending a message that this is the last chance for most borrowers to benefit from a refinance.
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London (CNN Business)Investors managing assets worth $35 trillion are sending a message to governments and companies: Do more to fight climate change.
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But patience is key — you might have to follow up with your airline by calling or sending a message on Twitter or Facebook.
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But by being allowed to actually strip his DACA protections — especially if other ICE agents follow suit — they are effectively sending a message.
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It's sending a message to my community and the world that women of all different backgrounds, looks, upbringings ... can stand together and be celebrated.
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Conversely, if these aren't the battles the Freedom Caucus is picking, it's sending a message that there are principles more important than fiscal conservatism.
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Intent provides a similar service, allowing developers to design apps to automatically classify what a customer is looking to accomplish by sending a message.
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She might be sending a message to those type of people instead of -- KURTZ: Well, the reason I feel -- what is the message, right.
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"They've reduced the expected value of sending a message to essentially zero whereas it used to be the highest in the industry," Dean explained.
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John Cornyn, R-Texas, say it's an issue of justice and sending a message to foreign governments that they can't support terrorism without consequences.
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These events seem like they're hardly a coincidence but more likely Trump sending a message to China that he will be a tough negotiator.
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After sending a message, you can easily press down on it to edit what's been sent or remove it completely, hiding any inebriated blunders.
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"The timing (of the executions) certainly appears to be sending a message to the Kurdish militant groups and the local Kurdish community," said Ghaemi.
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"Today, Pete Strzok is fighting back, and sending a message that the Administration's purposeful disregard for constitutional rights must not be tolerated," Goelman added.
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For a country keen to be a global free-trading nation, sending a message that mostly-free markets are passé is storing up trouble.
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Perhaps they are unaware, or worse, perhaps they fully understand that they are sending a message loud and clear -- Latinos are disposable and unwelcomed.
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While the training location is hundreds of miles off the Korean Peninsula, "how can we say it's not sending a message?" the official said.
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But by casting white leads for the upcoming Netflix version, Hollywood is sending a message that an American version of anything must be white.
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Aimed at sending a message, the legislation is unlikely to become law with Republicans still in control of the Senate and the White House.
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With the subdued, undulating opening of the long orchestral prelude, Mr. Glass is sending a message: Put aside your typical expectations of music drama.
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Trump condemned the "so-called vote" on the resolution as a "Democrat con game," sending a message to Republicans to vote against the measure.
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"The monitor is sending a message to a court that there are these few outlier towns and villages that are exclusionary," Mr. Gurian said.
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He was certain that his enemies in the intelligence community were sending a message: they would not watch passively as their secrets were distributed.
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When they assault people it's not just a punch-up outside a pub; we are talking about sending a message through retribution and torture.
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A guilty verdict in that case, his victims said, would be critical to sending a message that violent white supremacy would not be tolerated.
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It's sending a message to my community and the world that women of all different backgrounds, looks, upbringings … can stand together and be celebrated.
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"I think the arrests are aimed at sending a message to young protesters who want to stage violent protests tomorrow," Lau told VICE News.
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"We're sending a message that if any state does what California has done, they should likewise expect to be found in violation," Severino said.
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President Donald Trump is rewarding senators who have his back on impeachment — and sending a message to those who don't to get on board.
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This is the President's way of sending a message to those implicated in the Russia investigation: You have my back and I'll have yours.
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Rights group have criticized the decision as sending a message that the United States was turning a blind eye to abuses across the world.
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He may not have been sending a message, but it surely seemed as if he had received one, loud and clear, from the coach.
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"They were sending a message to the whole world about what they really think about us," said Sayadi Alam, another Rohingya leader in Jaipur.
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The vicious debate is re-traumatizing victims, sending a message to women that they will still struggle and face harsh resistance to coming forward.
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He told the news outlet he was sending a message that you can love this country and be against social injustice — at the same time.
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Some claim he's sending a message to former associates who may feel pressure to cooperate with special counsel Robert Mueller that he will protect them.
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By questioning a price point that you'd never second guess with other high-end brands, you're sending a message that black luxury designers don't belong.
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Zae's crew is definitely sending a message to J Prince ... dangling the chain in front of the camera, and teasing it all over social media.
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House Majority Whip Scalise naturally heaped praise on the Prez for standing up to one brutal dictator, and sending a message to all U.S. enemies.
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Attendees documented the actress proudly posing with her cane, sending a message of determination and power while taking ownership of her body despite the diagnosis.
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Sarandos and Netflix are "sending a message to other states and Canada: 'Make us a compelling offer to leave and we'll consider it,'" Hardart said.
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Ben Affleck and Matt Damon have championed and protected Casey throughout his career, sending a message to the media that they are a united front.
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Jessica Simpson's sending a message to the angry anti-fur protesters who've been crashing events on her book tour -- faux fur's just fine with her.
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"He's sending a message to the Islamists that he is no longer their champion," says Ahmed Soliman of Chatham House, a think-tank in London.
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All you'll have to do is tap the message you want to delete and select "Remove for Everyone" within ten minutes of sending a message.
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"I felt it was sending a message that policing is all about the tools of enforcement, and policing is much bigger than that," Rahr said.
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Some see Russia's withdrawal as evidence that Putin is sending a message that Syria must reach a political solution, CNN's Moscow correspondent Matthew Chance said.
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The "Gravity" singer has previously used social media as a platform to express his strong will against sending a message he knows he probably shouldn't.
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The swift trials and sentencing appeared aimed at sending a message to potential hooligans for the rest of the monthlong tournament being played throughout France.
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And the arrests of longtime residents have a ripple effect — sending a message to communities as a whole that nothing they do can protect them.
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Unusually, the White House allowed cameras to record Trump on the golf course, sending a message that Corker's revolt was not uniform among GOP senators.
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And you're also, I think, sending a message that neither of you really believe that your kid is capable of partaking in the family meal.
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By delaying this vote, the United States is sending a message to Mexico--we're letting them know that we don't value our relationship with them.
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"Today the president is sending a message that American innovation and manufacturing will not be bullied out of existence without a fight," the company said.
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Although the Chinese Finance Minister indicated they do not wish to escalate tensions, China is sending a message that it will not sit idly by.
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After discussions with Marfrig, BRF management decided to end the talks early on Thursday evening, sending a message to the BRF board explaining the decision.
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Rudd denied that Britain's response after Litvinenko's murder had been too soft, effectively sending a message that such crimes could be carried out with impunity.
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"By threatening Seattle over this tax, Amazon is sending a message to all of our cities: we play by our own rules," the officials wrote.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump and his administration have been sending a message in recent weeks: Trump's campaign rhetoric on immigration was not just talk.
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On one level, the party does encourage people to come out, and they're sending a message that we need to step up and get involved.
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"By threatening Seattle over this tax, Amazon is sending a message to all of our cities: we play by our own rules," the letter said.
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The sender now has to get those two values to the receiver using normal, non-quantum communication methods, like sending a message over the internet.
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The theocrats in the regime are sending a message to women: If you resist, we will come for every single person who gives you help.
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The strikes were carefully calibrated to prevent the crisis from escalating out of control, while still sending a message of Iranian resolve, the sources said.
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I also tried some more complex things like sending a message and getting direction using Google Assistant with the QC35II, but it never worked properly.
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By pardoning accused and convicted war criminals, the president is sending a message that this nation will allow unconscionable crimes of war to go unpunished.
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The symbolism: "By taking a knife to the business, Mr. Solomon is sending a message down the ranks that nothing is sacred," Ms. Hoffman writes.
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So it's about sending a message that even an issue as contentious and contested as abortion is not an issue we shouldn't be talking about.
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" Every now and then, someone would say something along the lines of, "Oh, just getting Trump out of office," or, "Just sending a message to Washington.
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Leaders of the Republican establishment, made up of elected officials, lobbyists and donors, are also sending a message to the mainstream candidates, such as former Gov.
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"Who are you sending a message to?" he said, reminding her that mothers and children were fleeing Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala to avoid being murdered.
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SD: I got a lot of love for the art form and being sort of the voice of every Montrealer sending a message to the government!
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The Academy has invited 33 new members to join its ranks, and following the #OscarsSoWhite controversy, it's sending a message about how much diversity it's adding.
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A massive crop circle that will troll Trump as he flies over the United Kingdom isn't the work of aliens, but it's definitely sending a message.
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And it wasn&apost really about those individuals, it was about sending a message to the rest of the Intelligence community to keep your mouths shut.
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The decision of Rastafarians to wear locs also stemmed from the desire to provoke society, by going against the norm and sending a message of difference.
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Maybe she was hacked, maybe she thought she was logged into a secret anonymous account, maybe it was an intern, or maybe she's sending a message.
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But whether it's through the blockchain, or through a subtle emoji, Chinese users have proven repeatedly that they have many means of sending a message across.
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It's possible that Beijing is sending a message of displeasure to Pyongyang by banning coal imports, although a similar ban announced last April was never implemented.
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Blac Chyna is sending a message to Rob Kardashian -- and even her old side piece, Ferrari -- she doesn't need either of them to get around fast.
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FABER: WHEN YOU CUT COMPANY CARS OR CUT BACK ON THE PLANES, I MEAN, LISTEN, IT'S A COST, BUT IS IT MORE ABOUT SENDING A MESSAGE?
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There is also an Instant Book option, denoted by a small lightning bolt, that allows you to make a booking without sending a message or request.
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Some countries, including Croatia and Spain, categorize sex without consent as a lesser offense, sending a message that "real rape" must involve physical violence, she said.
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So, if you're sending a message to a friend to get drinks after work, the nearest location of that chain will pop up in the email.
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Votel also acknowledged for the first time that a rare public statement distributed by Central Command was aimed at sending a message right back to Iran.
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The Times' main headline read: "End Brexit feud, Queen tells warring politicians" while the BBC said there was no doubt the monarch was sending a message.
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The President might also be sending a message to his close aides Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen, who are embroiled in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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Agnes, 54, set sail early on Tuesday morning, before sending a message to port authorities indicating that he was delaying his return because of thick fog.
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Or the Fed could be sending a message that at some point it will change its communication to indicate its policy is more restrictive, he wrote.
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"Today the president is sending a message that American innovation and manufacturing will not be bullied out of existence without a fight," Suniva said on Monday.
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She keeps in touch with players she has spoken to throughout the week — sending a message by text or on WhatsApp, or dropping them an email.
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By instituting a zero-tolerance policy, Mr. Miller said, the administration is sending a message that should reduce the flow of illegal immigration into the country.
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Congress should do its part to renew White House interest in Hong Kong, sending a message that the United States is concerned about our political freedom.
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As one of the primary drafters of these state bills, I applaud the Trump administration for demonstrating leadership and sending a message that intolerance is unacceptable.
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Customers who register for the service can access information such as their account balances and credit card bill summaries by sending a message to the chatbot.
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The Mercedes driver was summoned to stewards after the race but declined the chance to defend himself, sending a message to say he accepted full responsibility.
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Newt Gingrich TRIED to warn Hillary Clinton about counting her chickens ... sending a message to the Dems back in October ... a message that fell on deaf ears.
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"We are sending a message that Europe needs to re-think the way in which it conceived economic development over the past few decades," Fioramonti told CNBC.
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Powerful messages accompanied the hashtag along with images of injured and dead children, sending a message that can't be overlooked: The people dying in Syria are real.
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Meanwhile, the Bills' Twitter account had a little fun at the Jets' expense, sending a message to the Steelers saying "you're welcome" for them having played spoilers.
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He since has not only reneged on that pledge, but he is sending a message both here and abroad that women and their accomplishments are not important.
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"They're sending a message - they're not trying to meet operational security needs," said U.S. Senator Martin Heinrich, a New Mexico Democrat, of politicians who favored the project.
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So when these women posted a "Dear Ivanka" meme on Thanksgiving, they weren't just sending a message to Ivanka Trump — they offered important information to their followers.
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The app is slow and removes people with a great deal of mess, leaving behind a smear of pixels like an AI hit man sending a message.
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She successfully sued a man who assaulted her at a meet-and-greet for a symbolic $1, sending a message that a violation is a violation, period.
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Sending a message to a friend is now an exercise in mental gymnastics: that one friend doesn't use iMessage, but will reply if I send a WhatsApp.
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"Even if funding for NIH weren't specifically affected, this is about sending a message together as scientists, science enthusiasts or even people who support science," she said.
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With these new tools in place, Facebook is aiming to recognize when someone does that and prevent them from sending a message or friend request to you.
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She told our photog, Colin, Trump is sending a message to people who come from other countries like hers that they are not welcome in America. Rep.
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"Those millions who believe in him and his message, he's sending a message to them that he'll make sure the party moves in their direction," Bowen said.
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Ms. Budd's husband, Randy, killed himself last year, shortly after sending a message to a Pennsylvania state senator urging him to pass a fencing law for overpasses.
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And most of all, thank you for sending a message to Donald Trump and Stephen Bannon that you are not as dumb as they think you are.
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The inquiry was aimed at sending a message that any economic entity in China should abide by the country's laws and regulations, it said in a commentary.
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This public profile is part of China "sending a message" to Hong Kong and the world that they are present and have the capability, the official said.
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Still, a strong showing among left-of-center political platforms in Democratic primaries is sending a message Washington cannot ignore, nor reduce to election-year, populist demagoguery.
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According to the virtual live chat I had with a customer service representative, sending a message through this form will get your account deleted within 12 hours.
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They are not disrespecting the flag so much as sending a message that the country should respect them as much as it does a piece of fabric.
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Ennis had followed a similar path, sending a message via Instagram to Northwestern State guard Jalan West after the N.C.A.A. granted West a sixth year in May.
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Their success has underscored the continued disappointment of Apple's Siri while sending a message to Google that the future of search may not be firmly in its grasp.
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Either way, Trump is sending a message that these companies will pay a price, and that price is a better deal on a plane, tank or jet engine.
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When North Korea test-fired a ballistic missile on Sunday, sending a message to its rivals, U.S. President Donald Trump was hosting the leader of what Asian country?
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When the drugs of abuse artificially stimulate the dopamine system, they're basically sending a message to the brain that they are the most important thing for evolutionary survival.
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SENDING A MESSAGE Iran has in the past threatened to block all exports through the Strait of Hormuz, through which an estimated fifth of the world's oil passes.
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It applies to all data processors, but the EU is clearly focused on sending a message to the large U.S. based data processors — Amazon, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, etc.
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Alexander Neill, a security expert at the International Institute for Strategic Studies Asia, said Pyongyang was not seeking a response with its recent test, but sending a message.
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With his speech in Saudi Arabia, Trump was sending a message to a much smaller audience: the Saudi royal family and like-minded autocrats in the Middle East.
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Republican and independent voters are sending a message — they are rejecting establishment orthodoxy — that it is not OK to run as a conservative and govern as a moderate.
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Sending a message: The exercise comes after Russia reportedly warned the United States that it and Syrian government forces are prepared to launch an attack near the base.
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Further, they said, policies banning transgender service would undermine morale and make it harder to recruit by sending a message to young people that the military is outdated.
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As much as voters dislike Trump, when they had a choice between "sending a message" to Washington and how their states were run, they voted with their wallets.
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And sending a message to Baghdad that Washington will not continue to work with anti-American, Iranian-backed militias would be in line with warnings from U.S. officials.
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In that way, the Jerusalem decision was about sending a message to the State Department's career bureaucrats just as much as it was a message to foreign countries.
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"I can support it as sending a message but I think that there are constitutional problems with it and I can't imagine the president signing it," said Sen.
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"I hope you consider sending a message of support to show you stand with all of the US Citizens in Puerto Rico that lost loved ones," he wrote.
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Incumbent Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen won reelection Saturday by a substantial margin, sending a message to China that most of the island would like to remain independent.
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So this week, we're sending a message to McConnell and his gun lobby allies: If you don't act, we'll work to elect a gun sense Senate that will.
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Kickstarter workers are now the first white collar workers at a major tech company to successfully unionize in the United States, sending a message to other tech workers.
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" Trump on Tuesday recognized National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, sending a message to officers that he "will fight for you, and I will never, ever let you down.
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Trump's latest salvo at Assad's military assets comes with the additional benefit of sending a message to rogue regimes around the world — notably Russia, Iran, and North Korea.
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"President Trump is sending a message with these words and his actions, and it is one of hate and divisiveness rather than hope and unity," Cummings wrote Saturday.
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"Netflix is essentially sending a message that the way we speak is not better than the way we write, and that's a very old-fashioned idea," she said.
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To this point, Bryce's campaign has been part of a national movement focused on ousting Ryan and sending a message to Democrats on how to run populist candidates.
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The Pentagon suspects that China might be training for strikes against US targets as well as sending a message to other regional actors that Chinese capabilities are improving.
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Some immigration groups viewed the policy as sending a message to Central Americans, amid a spike in their arrivals at the southwestern U.S. border, not to make the journey.
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"I think he's sending a message," said Waitman Wade Beorn, a combat veteran who served in Iraq and a Holocaust and genocide studies historian at the University of Virginia.
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And it's important that those of us who can be vocal and act, do, thus sending a message that we will protect the rights of everyone in our community.
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So, I think that&aposs the - Bill&aposs wishing, is I think he&aposs at the same time, he&aposs also sending a message, that is the only shot.
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"Mueller was sending a message to Speaker Pelosi and the House that they are constitutionally obligated to act," said Corey Brettschneider, a professor of political science at Brown University.
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The decision takes direct aim at Huawei, which makes telecommunications network equipment and smartphones, and its main Chinese rival, ZTE, sending a message that the government doesn't trust them.
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After hearing from our critics, she realized that this decision she thought was neutral — to match the white walls of the gallery — was sending a message she didn't intend.
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The church was sending a message: Over are the days of opulence and intransigence at the Holy See; enter the era of Francis, and a new, more open Catholicism.
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But some aren't satisfied with simply turning heads, they also want to use their outfits as a means of subtly sending a message to fans about their inner feelings.
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But the BOJ curbed the yield rise with a special bond buying operation on July 7, sending a message that it remained committed to its yield curve control policy.
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It's like she's sending a message to everyone who's watching: No matter what you're going through in life or what your circumstances are, you still can be No. 1.
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And also, on the other hand, 5-5, 6-4, [that] kind of thing is also sending a message that, Hey, we really did not convince anybody of this.
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How do you balance the need to collect information at the same time with sending a message that cyberspace shouldn't be the Wild West and that there are rules?
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Nam Sung-wook, a professor of North Korean studies at Korea University in Seoul, said the North was sending a message by including Kim Yong Chol in the delegation.
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And the Trump administration relegated accessibility requirements to a Department of Justice "inactive" list, at the very least sending a message that enforcing civil rights is not a priority.
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More than a century after that lynching, the prosecutors in the Jacob Anderson case in Waco are still sending a message that the law can do whatever it wants.
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According to her, the rallies are about keeping the issue "at the front of the agenda" and sending a message to Trump that he can change his policy immediately.
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China has deployed large numbers of paramilitary personnel close to the border with Hong Kong, which can be viewed as sending a message to the protestors in Hong Kong.
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If any group was likely sending a message to Donald Trump, that group, which was 16 percent of the electorate, was probably going to the polls for that reason.
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One of the things that the President is doing by putting out these pardons, he&aposs basically sending a message to the American people that this nonsense is over.
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Even with a veto threat looming, senators and legal experts said Congress was sending a message that could be cited by judges in several lawsuits challenging Trump's emergency declaration.
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A political advocacy group with ties to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is sending a message to conservative hardliners: We're repealing and replacing Obamacare, so get used to it.
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ICE should no longer get free rein to tackle, handcuff and haul away immigrants, sending a message to others that they should think twice before trusting in the courts.
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A group of top former intelligence and military leaders are sending a message to the nation's troops and spies: think twice before following the president's orders in a crisis.
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Complicating things was an insidious third hand: if I did identify the character as black, was I sending a message that might cause some not to buy the book?
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Jody Freeman, director of the environmental law program at Harvard Law School and a former Obama climate adviser, said the latest Trump proposal was more about sending a message.
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"I'd respond much better to someone sending a message request, or commenting on a post, rather than viewing a story with no other context around that interaction," he said.
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And Democrats, already energized by the prospect of sending a message to President Trump, will be further convinced that November is going to be very, very good for them.
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"It's a victory for every person who doesn't have that kind of wealth and influence, because it's sending a message that there is gonna be a reckoning," she added.
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Sending a message which contains the link to Masri's code would be all it takes to activate the bug — even if the recipient did not click on the link.
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"They're sending a message that they won't go easy on someone just because he's an official," said Zhang Ming, a political scientist at Renmin University of China in Beijing.
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MedSec has argued that it contacted Muddy Waters rather than trust Abbott to make the repairs as a way sending a message about the importance of fixing the mistakes.
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He also cannot say the act will hurt the search for peace; it does the opposite by sending a message to the Palestinians that killing Jews is not acceptable.
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Morrison said he understood both Sondland and Trump wanted a meeting with Zelensky, though he testified he did not endorse the notion of Zelensky sending a message about investigations.
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"The fact that ERG colleagues abstain is sending a message that they still want to find a way forward and find a solution," said Robert Buckland, the solicitor general.
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A typical accidental breach might involve misspelling an email address which, combined with a PC's autocomplete feature, ends up sending a message and its attachments to the wrong person.
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And third, by mentioning the Democrats in that counterattack President Trump is sending a message to Republicans on Capitol Hill that this isn't an issue they need to investigate further.
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"By making a prominent example of Canada, Beijing is sending a message globally," Dennis Wilder, the National Security Council's senior director for East Asia under George W. Bush, tells Axios.
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Meant to be an alternative to contacting the White House via emails or letters, the White House's Messenger bot walks you through the process of sending a message to Obama.
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SENDING A MESSAGE This elaborate, choreographed showcasing of the newest and most powerful missiles has provided a backdrop for Xi as he burnishes his credentials as China's supreme military leader.
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The Fed has kept rates close to zero for seven years, sending a message at policy meetings that the economy is not strong enough to support higher rates, Kovacevich said.
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"The towers are sending a message on behalf of all the public housing residents of Waterloo: the lights are on, somebody is home," resident and organizer Carolina Sorensen told Hyperallergic.
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Maria Conchita Alonso is angry President Obama traveled 90 miles south of Miami, claiming the Prez is sending a message it's okay for the Castro regime to torment its citizens.
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"Not having the projections this month gives them a lot more leeway in sending a message of 'we'll respond as warranted,"' said Richard Moody, chief economist at Regions Financial Corp.
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The voice of the late scientist was beamed into space on Friday, sending a message of peace and hope, heading toward a black hole approximately 3,500 light-years from Earth.
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"What happened with the sailors, to me, is an indication that the Revolutionary Guards are sending a message to Obama and to Rouhani that they are in charge," Dubowitz said.
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It stretches credulity to think that the organizers of that meeting were not consciously sending a message to their base: the boys are back in charge, including controlling women's healthcare.
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Experts say Trump's embrace of political strongmen is sending a message that the U.S. is abandoning its longstanding position as a defender of human rights and democracy around the world.
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For more than a quarter, even as the Wings took a big lead, fans were quiet, many with arms folded, as if sending a message to the players: Show me.
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Putin is almost certain to win the March 18 vote, but he is sending a message with his increasingly bellicose rhetoric aimed at the West as well as domestic protesters.
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The presence of the ships in Pacific waters is seen as sending a message to North Korea, namely that the US won't be intimidated by the North's continued nuke testing.
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"Not having the projections this month gives them a lot more leeway in sending a message of 'we'll respond as warranted,'" said Richard Moody, chief economist at Regions Financial Corp.
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Activists and diplomats have speculated that the arrests were aimed at sending a message not to push demands too far or at appeasing conservative elements opposed to the reform agenda.
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Julia Coym, a Shanghai-based senior analyst at the consultancy Control Risks, said the move was as much about sending a message to the White House as directly hurting Ford.
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"This legislation would deepen bilateral security, economic, and cultural relations, while also sending a message that China's aggressive cross-Strait behavior will not be tolerated," Cotton said in a statement.
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"I think as far as sending a message, I think it's a terrible message and a message that shouldn't be sent," Trump said in an interview with the Daily Caller.
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Email me directly, not on LinkedInIt makes a big difference when someone takes the time to track down my work email as opposed to just sending a message on LinkedIn.
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They are examples of ecological imbalance that will decay over the exhibition's run — sending a message about our urban environments that needs no particular language for us to understand it.
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She was sending a message: The first Palestinian-American woman to enter Congress is not afraid to speak her mind about her heritage — and about Israel's harsh treatment of Palestinians.
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We have a chance to correct this mistake by reinstating Chick-fil-A and sending a message that we are open for all, open for faith and open for business.
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He has been moving gingerly this term as the political branches disintegrated into partisan morass, by publicly sending a message about the rule of law and the role of collegiality.
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While you may be afraid to inject too much emotion into your email, Moore suggest that not doing so can actually do more harm than good when sending a message.
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The two researchers reasoned that all these sensations must pass through a "gate" in the spinal cord, which adds up their combined signals before sending a message to the brain.
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DARA KHOSROWSHAHI: Well, I think anytime that the market is sending a message as to whether or not they like the story from an investment standpoint, you've got to listen.
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This is about preserving the integrity of our Supreme Court and also sending a message to all Americans that sexual assault of any kind, at any age, is not okay.
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Privately, though, many worried that Mr. Trump's actions could erode discipline by sending a message to troops and commanders that in some cases the laws of war would not apply.
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" In so doing, she said, the court was sending a message to "members of minority religions in our country that they are outsiders, not full members of the political community.
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"South Dakota lawmakers are sending a message that it's okay to segregate, humiliate, and bully transgender students," the American Civil Liberties Union said in an online post on the organization's website.
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The Russian bomber flights are seen by US military officials as part of Moscow's effort to train its military for a potential crisis while sending a message of strength to adversaries.
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But with the latest update to Windows, Microsoft is sending a message, that it cares about what kind of smartphone you're using, and it's tweaking Windows to play nice with it.
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"Our strategy has been and continues to be one that involves winning the nomination at an open convention," the Kasich campaign said, later sending a message on Twitter reiterating that position.
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Streep, who spoke on behalf of Hillary Clinton at the Democratic National Convention last summer, criticized Trump for mocking a disabled reporter and sending a message that humiliating others is acceptable.
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"By filing the lawsuit, we are sending a message to developers that Facebook is serious about enforcing our policies, including requiring developers to cooperate with us during an investigation," Romero added.
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Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osbourne of Public School took a more pointed approach, sending a message to (or about) the new administration by appropriating one of its most recognizable emblems.
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The global gag rule undermines this valuable effort, sending a message to the world that the U.S. is against abortion, and that we prioritize the issue of abortion above everything else.
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But it's also possible that overreacting is the whole point and that Ivanka is sending a message to other lifestyle mags and brands: Ask me pointed questions and you'll lose access.
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PGP uses asymmetric cryptography, which means that the person sending a message uses a "public" encryption key to scramble it, and the recipient uses a secret "private" key to decode it.
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While Rouhani may have been sending a message to the U.S., his speech was also designed to reassure his own citizens that America's move wouldn't further damage the country's fragile economy.
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Could Trump have been sending a message to the Chinese on trade, North Korea, and its "too-cool-for-school" cyber and space warfare stunts, ahead of the G-20 meeting?
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Through its repressive, overbroad methods, the government is sending a message both to French Muslims, indiscriminately, and about French Muslims to the rest of French society, reinforcing negative stereotypes and hostility.
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Grudges Trump himself signaled his continued preoccupation with the matter Thursday afternoon, sending a message on Twitter citing his longtime nemesis, comedian Rosie O'Donnell, who called for Comey's dismissal in December.
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Global bonds are cumulatively sending a message that suggests a clear and present danger of a global recession, irrespective of what bullish prognosticators might have to say about economies and equities.
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Her lawyer Randall Vogt described her as a "heroine" holding a "dangerous" man responsible for his actions, and sending a message that people needed to be held accountable for their actions.
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On Friday, the Briton posted an update on his Twitter account, sending a message of support for his team mates who begin the race in his absence in Brussels on Saturday.
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" Sally Hunt from the University and College Union told The Guardian that Rudd's proposal "equates to pulling up the drawbridge and sending a message that the UK is closed for business.
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"I think they are sending a message to the new government saying that they control certain parts of the country, to see what the government's reaction will be," Mr. Sosa said.
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"You're sending a message and the way you're sending it is purposeful and you recognize how the dominoes are falling when the words are coming out of your mouth," Cashman said.
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It seems logical to assume that taking a more rigorous course can have benefits in and of itself: by opening horizons, by sending a message to students that they are capable.
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Other changes that were announced appeared aimed in part at sending a message of continuity to a communications team that has been buffeted by nearly constant change for the past month.
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The senator is sending a message, to her constituents as well as to Mr. McConnell, that she does not want to be viewed as a rubber stamp for a preordained acquittal.
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It is shameful this legislation, which sets a national core value, is still pending -- its limbo status sending a message to both men and women that women are second-class citizens.
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"I think the president is sending a message, basically, 'I will use the pardon power to pardon people even that have been convicted of leaking or obstruction of justice,' " Schiff said.
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But if Beijing was sending a message to North Korea, it was also directing one at President Trump, who has complained that China was not putting enough pressure on North Korea.
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The problem is, sending a message is much easier than figuring out how to get fewer messages or finding and enabling the software's various options that could make you more productive.
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Ito said that by not joining in international calls for the journalists' release, Japan might be sending a message that it was ok for the Myanmar government to violate human rights.
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It was mainly about sending a message to all its citizens, both Sunni and Shia, about what happens to people who stir up dissent and threaten the stability of the country.
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He's also Slovakia's first president since 1993 to have no links to its communist past, sending a message internationally that the country is going through a clear transition towards the global economy.
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The Russian bomber flights are seen by US military officials as part of Moscow's effort to train its military for a potential crisis while simultaneously sending a message of strength to adversaries.
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Washington (CNN)After more than three hours of listening, Judge Neil Gorsuch finally spoke up at his own confirmation hearing sending a message of unity despite the fraught atmosphere surrounding his nomination.
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And Lavinthal goes all in on the process, with the pro injecting her armpits with Botox, which prevents the body's nerves from sending a message to the sweat glands, ultimately preventing perspiration.
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Washington (CNN)Conservatives in the House are already sending a message to President Donald Trump: If you want us to give you your wall, tell us how you will pay for it.
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But it's worrying to see Buttigieg viewing the presidency as principally about sending a message of unity, rather than about wielding power to implement policies, including those that might antagonize powerful interests.
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Khera said the settlement will help law enforcement be more transparent about their policies while sending a message that blanket surveillance of religious or ethnic groups are not only unlawful, but ineffective.
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Bob Corker, the chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, similarly suggested that the Sanders–Murphy–Lee bill is about sending a message while the Menendez–Young one is about affecting operations.
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They also said the letters showed up oddly in iMessage on Mac devices, and shared some more screenshots of what the glitch looks like when they went through with sending a message.
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"The naval parade in April aims at sending a message to the international community" about the capabilities of the Chinese navy, a Beijing-based military analyst told the South China Morning Post.
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She tells them it is about making sure perpetrators are not allowed to get away with the atrocities ISIS has committed, and sending a message to those thinking of joining the group.
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President Trump now seems to be sending a message about those sentencing and prosecutorial practices to the many Justice Department officials who were involved with this case and also to Judge Reade.
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Within days of arriving, the B-2s had done several new things that may have been as much about sending a message to rivals as they were about testing pilots and crews.
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"There's a higher bar for sending an email than there is for sending a message on Slack," L.V. Anderson, an employee at the time of the software's introduction, wrote in an email.
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"I'm glad that New York is sending a message to prosecutors, to defense attorneys, juries and judges that a victim's L.G.B.T.Q. identity can't be weaponized," Mr. Hoylman said in an interview. Gov.
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North Korea is sending a "message to China," as well as the U.S. and Japan, with its latest round of failed missile launches, the top House Republican on military issues said Sunday.
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"The President's mere announcement of a ban on transgender military service harms all Americans by sending a message that fosters and encourages prejudice, inconsistent with our core national values," the commission said.
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In 1927, the Supreme Court refused to hear a case against a naturalized Indian man, thereby sending a message to the lower courts to stop revoking citizenship on the basis of race.
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But rather than sending a message about the strawberry you're biting into, they are rigged to send messages about invading bacteria, for instance, or to help adjust blood pressure after a meal.
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If the traditional setting of the House chamber doesn't work out, the White House has a Plan B outside Washington, perhaps in the Southwest as a way of sending a message about immigration.
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By Thursday night, Warren bestowed her hugely significant endorsement on Clinton, sending a message to Sanders supporters that political purity had its place but that pragmatism now required a united front against Trump.
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The summit was aimed in part at sending a message to a nation not on the guest list: Russia, which annexed Ukraine's Crimea region in 2014 and has stepped up its military posture.
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"We're sending a message to any taxpayer in Europe: This is a wonderful place to do business and invest, but you have to play by the rules," EU Commissioner Margrethe Vestager told CNBC.
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"We're winning by turning out a multi-racial, working-class coalition, sending a message to the rest of the country that this is how to defeat Donald Trump," Rebik said in the memo.
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Pompeo said the rhetoric from Trump was geared at sending a message to North Korea and letting the isolated nation know that the US policy of "strategic patience" had come to an end.
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But the model, who just walked her 18th Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in Shanghai in November, will continue to collaborate with the label and was focused on sending a message of female empowerment.
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And it's not just Sinopec that is sending a message, with trading sources at two North Asian refiners saying they also plan to reduce volumes from Saudi Arabia by 10 percent in May.
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But by pricing its top-of-the-line new Galaxy phone at $1,400, Samsung is sending a message: You're going to have to pay top dollar to get the best technology and features.
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In the Middle East, the administration refused to retaliate after Iran attacked a Saudi oil facility, a traditional red line, sending a message that the Kingdom was on its own for its security.
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Shortly after the deployment began, the powerful armada sailed through the Atlantic and into the Mediterranean, at one point sending a message to Russia in joint operations with the USS John C. Stennis.
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For Spielberg and other creators who want to preserve theatrical windows, it's also about sending a message to streamers that movie theaters still matter, especially if you want to win Hollywood's biggest awards.
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I also believe that the investigation of Hillary Clinton's uranium deal should too continue; therefore sending a message that our government is unbiased when it comes to high-level politicians breaking the law.
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Trump's game here is far smarter than it looks: This tweet is sending a message that goes far beyond Kelly, and says a lot about how Trump has positioned himself as a candidate.
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But he's also sending a message: Some conservatives do in fact want more regulations stemming from the federal government, provided those regulations are aimed squarely at so-called "left-leaning" social media platforms.
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China's top graft watchdog has begun airing a three-part television series highlighting corruption within its ranks, sending a message that there will be no omissions in Chinese President Xi Jinping's war on corruption.
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This second process can take a good few seconds to complete (meaning it's not great at sending a message quickly), but the dictation accuracy was about as good as you'd expect from Google Assistant.
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Four of them (including the as-yet-unpatched vulnerability) rely on an attacker sending a message containing malicious code to an unpatched phone and can execute as soon as a user opens the message.
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Trump honestly wore a jacket that, by her own admission, was aimed at sending a message to the media while she was on her way to visit a facility for migrant children in Texas.
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"On Trump"When you turn on your allies and treat them with such disdain.... you are sending a message that you don't care about history or even about the current problems that we face.
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It's about sending a message to the next generation that you are just as important as anyone else, and you have the right to exist in public space as much as anyone else does.
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The METI opposition group, which includes scientists like Stephen Hawking, argues that since we have no idea what ET might be like, sending a message into the cosmos comes with a huge existential risk.
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MELISSA: First and foremost the children are motivated, and they are sending a message that it's not okay to have that level of fear in their lives everyday and we have to come together.
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On top of rolling back Obama's climate change efforts, sending a message that the environment isn't a U.S. priority, and damaging foreign relations, pulling out of the Paris Agreement will inevitably hurt women everywhere.
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Supporters see this as sending a message to foreign states that they can trust Washington to hear their concerns and even compromise, encouraging allies and adversaries alike to invest political capital in the relationship.
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The ancient Greeks used to place flowers on the graves of warriors, believing that if the flowers blossomed, that the warrior's soul was sending a message that it had found happiness in the afterlife.
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"The administration is arguing that by inflicting this harm, on children and parents, this stress, they're sending a message, a deterrent message, for people not to seek asylum in the United States," he said.
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By announcing his counter-measures before Trump signed the sanctions legislation into law, "Putin is sending a message that he is punishing Congress's America, and not Trump's America," Baunov wrote in a Facebook post.
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Ice Cube says Michael Rapaport deserves a trip to the White House for his heroics on a flight after a BIG3 game over the weekend ... and he's sending a message directly to Donald Trump.
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The government has framed the campaign as an attempt to reclaim ill-gotten gains while sending a message that the endemic corruption that has long plagued the Saudi economy is coming to an end.
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The official said these displays are part of China "sending a message" to Hong Kong and the world that they are present and have the capability to move in if and when they like.
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Kathleen Rice, D-New York, warned that Trump was putting himself above the rule of law and sending a message to the public that his friends could escape justice when regular people could not.
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After receiving the message from the US, Iran responded by striking military bases housing US forces, though leaving no American casualties, and sending a message saying there would be no further retaliation for now.
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Democrats here are plainly energized about sending a message to Mr. Trump: Turnout spiked from the last time they had a contested primary for governor and was substantially higher than in the Republican race.
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The Girls creator and star shared a mirror selfie on Instagram in which she poses in a racy brown latex bodysuit and a sparkling tiara, sending a message to those trying to put her down.
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Everyone's favorite scientist (who is back with a new show on Netflix, Bill Nye Saves the World, premiering this weekend) is participating in Saturday's March for Science in hopes of sending a message to lawmakers.
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Kasich: I'm not endorsing Trump yet — or serving as his VP The only question to keep an eye on is whether Oregon Republicans will attempt to sending a message by refusing to vote for Trump.
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" 23:210 PM PT -- UFC legend Frank Mir is also sending a message to Couture -- saying, "Getting ready for weighins here in Connecticut and I just received word that @Randy_Couture has suffered a heart attack.
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They're sending a message that things have got to change and the one candidate that we think introduces change, particularly if you're on the right, is Donald Trump," he told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street.
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"It seems like there's a real interest in sending a message to the US," she added, that message being that Orbán is now powerful enough that he doesn't need to listen to the US government.
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"As with the pardon of Joe Arpaio, Trump is sending a message that he will reward political allies for loyalty with get-out-of-jail-free cards," Democratic U.S. Representative Don Beyer said on Twitter.
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Black Panther made its worldwide debut over the weekend, shattering box office records and sending a message to the world that representation is not only profitable, it's also incredibly important for generations young and old.
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On taking office, Trump rectified that situation by enforcing Obama&aposs Syria red line, not once but twice -- sending a message of strength that was heard not just in Damascus but in Moscow as well.
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Kyle Richards is sending a message to any other burglars thinking of trying to break into her home again -- letting 'em know she has 3 large dogs ready and willing ... to lick their faces off.
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This isn't to say that good-looking men can't be lecherous, or that Offred will necessarily find this particular man attractive, but it does make me wonder if perhaps the show is sending a message.
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But at a crucial moment, he admitted it was driven by the policy goal of sending a "message" to potential immigrants and asylum seekers: Hewitt: Can't we have facilities where parents remain united with kids?
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Figliuzzi said Mueller, by unveiling a sealed plea deal with Papadopoulos, was sending a message to other potential targets in the case that if they wanted to play hardball, he had people cooperating with him.
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Sending a message that he doesn't trust any of his workers enough for them to send even routine email without looking over their shoulders is never going to inspire the enthusiasm and loyalty he needs.
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The massive exercise, dubbed Vostok 2018, is aimed at sending a message to the U.S. and Europe about Russia's resurgent ambitions in world affairs, as well as signal Russia's budding relationship with China, they said.
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" "I think it's deeply problematic and concerning," Kennedy said of Trump's remarks, "because it's sending a message that it's not just about believing survivors, it's about the fact that we don't care about their experiences.
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Admiral Green and other Navy leaders were planning to demote him and force him out of the SEALs — sending a message that such conduct had no place in one of the country's premier fighting forces.
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The deal won President Hernández a handshake with Mr. Trump during the United Nations General Assembly, sending a message to Hondurans that Washington now appears to care less about drug trafficking than about halting migrants.
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When President Trump undercuts and insults US government officials, he signals that they're not empowered to operate on his behalf, sending a message to their foreign counterparts that engaging with them may not be worthwhile.
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The New York Rangers were ushered out of the playoffs by Pittsburgh in the opening round in 25-21 and appeared bent on sending a message to the Penguins in their first meeting this season.
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"By filing the lawsuit, we are sending a message that this kind of fraudulent activity is not tolerated on our services," Jessica Romero, Facebook's director of platform enforcement and litigation, said in a press release.
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But the fact that the world's superpower appears to be sending a message -- reversing Churchill's guidance of "meeting jaw to jaw is better than war" -- cannot be the only trigger for this invigorated arms chase.
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Once there, the migrants would be released onto the streets — potentially sending a message to the Democratic politicians who oppose Mr. Trump's immigration agenda and his demands for a wall along the border with Mexico.
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Oh, I'm sure that those who did it would claim that they were just "booing the situation," sending a message to a manager with a slow hook, or some such nonsense, but I was there.
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Here's how the Easter eggs break down: After the site change, some Redditors started sleuthing and found that its 16.773073 page had a blinking light bulb that appears to be sending a message in Morse code.
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It was about sending a message to these vile white supremacists and their ilk that they will not silence me or members of the other groups they despise, be they blacks, Jews, LGBT people, immigrants, etc.
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"Secretary Carson is sending a message to the country that he does not take discrimination in the housing market seriously," Diane Yentel, president and CEO of the National Low Income Housing Coalition, told Newsweek in March.
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Sending a message – Last week China flew a nuclear-capable bomber over disputed territory in the South China Seas in a show of force that U.S. officials said was designed to "send a message" to Trump.
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The 27-year-old singer's attorney, Douglas Baldridge, said during his remarks that his famous client was asking only $1 in damages because she had no desire in bankrupting the DJ, only in sending a message.
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American tanks and troops on Monday also took part in military drills in Zagan, Poland, sending a message to the Kremlin amid concerns that US President Donald Trump's commitment to NATO allies and partners is wavering.
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"For the head of the DOT to have a financial interest in an asphalt company, that is not sending a message to employees of DOT that she is making ethics a priority," Shaub told the Journal.
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And while some beauty choices, like Lipslut's F*ck Trump initiative, are more outwardly so than others, the beauty industry knows how to help you stand out while sending a message in all the right ways.
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It's almost like Zeke's sending a message that he refuses to lay low in the days leading up to his appeal hearing -- in which he'll fight the NFL's 6-game suspension from the domestic violence investigation.
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All year long, the market has been sending a message that the Fed until recently refused to heed — namely that the central bank's desire to raise interest rates on a regular basis isn't going to happen.
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But killing a developer's ability to update their app has a similar effect as a full removal, in terms of both sending a message to the individual app developer, as well as the wider developer community.
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While floods are affecting many cities, the severe drought pushing Cape Town towards "day zero", when its taps could run dry, is sending a message to cities that they need to make themselves resilient, he said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's top graft watchdog has begun airing a three-part television series highlighting corruption within its ranks, sending a message that there will be no omissions in Chinese President Xi Jinping's war on corruption.
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" While Mindel is unclear of the legal purpose to the filing, he adds that, "Her filing is definitely sending a message to Brad that she wants this more in the public than less in the public.
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The digital age has meant that consumers have more ways of experiencing a company than ever: from the ads they see on their Instagram feed to sending a message to a customer service team via Twitter.
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President Trump's toleration of Pruitt's multiple violations was sending a message to the federal work force and the public that an employee's personal loyalty to the president was more important than compliance with government ethics standards.
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When Red Velvet sing, "Bet you wanna (bet you wanna) dance like this" in their single "Red Flavor," they're sending a message to the world that South Korea is modern but wholesome, colorful, inviting, and fun.
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He must strike a balance between supporting his rank-and-file officers and sending a message to New York's elected leaders that the unnecessary death of an unarmed man in police custody will not go unpunished.
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Demi Lovato is sending a message about 2 major events in her life -- one involving her ex-BF, Wilmer Valderrama -- but you're gonna have to watch her upcoming music vid very closely to get her point.
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It is also about sending a message to the kingdom that the king is in charge and that the modernizing path bin Salman is trying to push the country along will not be thrown off track.
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Instead of slowing Sanders down or sending a message about the political risks of single-payer health care, Culinary ended the week as a small speed bump that didn't affect the trajectory of the Nevada race.
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" When asked if he was sending a message to Romney, who was an outspoken critic of Trump during the 2016 campaign, that he doesn't want him to run, Trump paused and said, "He's a good man.
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Trump, Putin make time for Japan Former US diplomat and adjunct senior fellow at the RAND think tank in Washington, William Courtney, told CNN that Putin's visit to Japan was sending a message to the United States.
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" Doug Bregman, partner at Bregman, Berbert, Schwartz & Gilday and lawyer for the plaintiffs, said, "We are sending a message to dictators that they cannot do to demonstrators in this country what they do to dissenters in theirs.
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There are a lot of good aspects of the tax bill, but it's up to Congress to get it right by stripping out the giveaways and sending a message to middle-class Americans that they come first.
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The system works by sending a message from the pill's sensor to a wearable patch, which then transmits the information to a mobile application so that patients can track the ingestion of the medication on their smartphone.
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Sending a message Early indictments in high-profile investigations often "send a message" to other potential suspects that anyone who seeks to obstruct the investigation may face indictment regardless of who they are or who they know.
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The students of Marjory Stoneman Douglas are sending a message otherwise, one that I hope is heard in capitals across the world and by the 1.3 billion young people in the world, the largest youth population ever.
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Starting a show was as easy as sending a message ; users picked a co-host (or hosts) and a title for the show and their friends received a push notification letting them know it was go time.
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"People said he should have told Phil what he was upset about directly, but he was sending a message to ownership that he wasn't going to accept the chaotic way the franchise was being run," I said.
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"FedEx is sending a message to all the other customers: We are making delivery capacity available to you that was otherwise consumed by Amazon," said Satish Jindel, founder of ShipMatrix, a technology provider for the shipping industry.
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And they would be wise to hire local people to do this engagement who know sending a message in Spanish using Google Translate isn't going to cut it, but canvassing with cumbia and banda music just might.
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Understanding that perception is everything in politics, Kavanaugh was also sending a message to Washington, President Donald Trump's grassroots supporters who watch Fox News, and any wavering Republican senators who might wonder if he's worth the fight.
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Sending a message The weapons' deployment sends an important message and can eventually "change the game" in Western Pacific waters, where China now enjoys a 3-to-1 advantage in cruise missiles over the US, said Schuster.
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House Republicans passed a bill Friday that extends the life of Washington D.C.'s school voucher program, sending a message to President Barack Obama that they aren't standing down on the controversial school choice program anytime soon.
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Shortly after these two strange occurrences, someone broke into my parents' business partner's house and completely trashed his place without taking anything—as if they were just sending a message to him, trying to shake him down.
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" Representative Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, said the Libby pardon was Trump's way "of sending a message to those implicated in the Russia investigation: You have my back and I'll have yours.
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And I think its clear in this case you have the President, who also functions as the commander-in-chief, sending a message that he disagrees with decades, even centuries of legal precedent in the law of war.
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With the hopes of sending a "message of unity," the author of In the Country We Love: My Family Divided opens up to PEOPLE CHICA one year after the 2016 presidential election with a message for fellow Latinos.
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ADAM SCHIFF (D-CA), RANKING MEMBER, HOUSE INTELLIGENCE COMMITTEE: I think the president is sending a message basically: I will use the pardon power to pardon people, even that have been convicted of leaking and obstruction of justice.
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U.S. Defense Secretary Mark Esper was asked in a Fox News Channel interview on Wednesday whether the test was aimed at sending a message to China, Russia or North Korea and indicated that the main concern was China.
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"Over the last 5 years, nearly 30 American solar manufacturers collapsed; today the President is sending a message that American innovation and manufacturing will not be bullied out of existence without a fight," Suniva said in a statement.
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But for the METI researchers sending messages into the cosmos, they are expecting decades—if not centuries—to elapse between sending a message and receiving a response, which fundamentally changes the way they think about constructing a message.
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While Tinder forces users to make an instant decision on whether to "match" with a potential love interest based solely on a few pictures, OkCupid users can browse one another's detailed profiles without "matching" or sending a message.
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As victims of sexual assault organized and demanded policy changes, getting more media attention to their cases, the Obama administration's policy backed them up by sending a message that there could be consequences for colleges that didn't act.
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These shortcuts contain an Intent into specific points within your app (like sending a message to your best friend, navigating home in a mapping app, or playing the next episode of a TV show in a media app).
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Of course, you could always just task an actual friend with sending a message or calling you, but Gotta Go comes in handy if your friends are already busy or you just don't want to disrupt their time.
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If the international community continues to stand back and ignore his crimes, they are sending a message to despots and autocrats the world over: not only will brutal regimes be tolerated, but their perpetrators may even be celebrated.
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"I just don't think at this moment in time when we have a huge kind of surge at our border sending a message that we're going to decriminalize crossings is the right thing to do," Delaney told Hill.
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Hannity fans have threatened further aggressions, usually on social media, as their way of displaying support for the host and sending a message to the company -- of which a number are, in an unfortunately costly coincidence, also customers.
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"He was sending a message that the old era was over, that corruption would no longer be tolerated," Bernard Haykel, a professor of Near Eastern studies at Princeton who has often met with the crown prince, told me.
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Commissioner James P. O'Neill of the New York Police Department also praised the F.B.I., sending a message that the two agencies, along with some half a dozen others that took part in the investigation, were in lock step.
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Generally, though, experts said that hate crimes serve a purpose even if they don't do much to actually deter crime — by giving marginalized communities resources to fight back and sending a message to criminals that bigotry isn't accepted.
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It also sounds like DB is trying to get ahead of possible coming repercussions for this, sending a message directly the woman, that he's willing to apologize and talk privately ... and make things right by whatever means necessary.
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"Over the last 11.53 years, nearly 30 American solar manufacturers collapsed; today the President is sending a message that American innovation and manufacturing will not be bullied out of existence without a fight," Suniva said in a statement.
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North Korea's test came just a day after Pyongyang and Washington announced that working level negotiations would resume this weekend in stalled nuclear talks, and the test was widely seen as sending a message ahead of the talks.
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It's also possible that Trump, who campaigned as the ultimate negotiator, is sending a message to Ryan and McConnell that he can go in a different direction if they are unable to deliver major legislation to his desk.
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" He said Mr. Trump was "sending a message to dictators around the world that he believes autocrats when they lie or when they cover up, or when they justify policies that result in the deaths of human beings.
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Generally, though, experts said that hate crime laws serve a purpose even if they don't do much to actually deter crime — by giving marginalized communities resources to fight back and sending a message to criminals that bigotry isn't accepted.
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Washington (CNN)House Democrats are sending a message that they view deep budget cuts at the Environmental Protection Agency as a non-starter, setting down another marker for future spending battles with the White House in the months ahead.
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In sending a message to its employees that it tolerates harassment, Fox News has made itself vulnerable to a greater likelihood of liability, compensatory damages, and punitive damages in all harassment cases involving all supervisors for the near future.
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Activists and diplomats have speculated that the arrests of more than a dozen women's rights advocates over the past month were aimed at appeasing conservative elements or at sending a message to activists not to push demands too far.
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The government has decided that message is too powerful — that sending a message to unauthorized immigrants isn't worth the cost of scaring people out of taking their children to school, or provoking criticism from religious groups for targeting churchgoers.
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In May 2016, Iran held another Holocaust cartoon festival inviting the usual despicable cast of characters from Europe and around the world with the Supreme Leader sending a message to the organizers of the event thanking and congratulating them.
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WASHINGTON — The Obama administration declared a public health emergency in Puerto Rico on Friday because of the Zika virus, sending a message to the island that the virus, which has infected more than 10,000 residents, should be taken seriously.
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The shooter, who openly said he wanted to "kill all the Jews," was sending a message: that even in America, where Jews like my grandparents had found refuge after the Holocaust, you are not and never will be safe.
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"By filing the lawsuit, we are sending a message to developers that Facebook is serious about enforcing our policies, including requiring developers to cooperate with us during an investigation" Facebook's director of platform enforcement and litigation Jessica Romero wrote.
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Think of this: All the blowback Twitter will receive is purely in service of it sending a message about what it stands for, without actually doing the things users have called for for years to actually make a difference.
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Russian bomber flights like the one that took place on Thursday are viewed by US military officials as part of Moscow's effort to train its military for a potential crisis while simultaneously sending a message of strength to adversaries.
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Researchers have, over the years, discovered several ways to force smart speakers to stop talking for a few minutes — making it appear as though an app has closed — before sending a message requesting a user to reenter their password.
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With her perfectly curved bangs and freshly pressed blouses, Kate Sanders was sending a message of likability throughout her middle school years (despite the various tortures she unleashed on Lizzie, Miranda, and Gordo), and that persistence resonates with you.
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By pardoning him, Mr. Trump would show his contempt for the American court system and its only means of enforcing the law, since he would be sending a message to other officials that they may flout court orders also.
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" Protracted visa delays and "harsh rhetoric against most immigrants," Reif added, are sending a message that "the U.S. is closing the door — that we no longer seek to be a magnet for the world's most driven and creative individuals.
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Speaking in Spanish in an English-subtitled Facebook video, the embattled leader said he was sending "a message to the people of the United States" to warn them about a disinformation campaign in the international media against his government.
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But Monday's ruling strengthened the premise of the 1992 case Planned Parenthood v Casey, sending a message to states that might pass such laws and lower courts that would uphold them that they have a high hurdle to prove they're constitutional.
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While the organization's mission isn't explicitly anti-Trump, as DC, and the entire nation, braces for the looming inauguration—not to mention the four years to follow—sending a message of hope and inclusivity is imperative now more than ever.
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A video issued by the military showed Iraqi forces sending a message to Rawa's residents via radio which said: "Daesh has ended for good, and now the age of Iraq begins," referring to the Sunni militant group by an Arabic acronym.
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"While few can deny that Bolivia has seen impressive economic growth and social progress under Morales' rule, many voters are sending a message that it is not enough — they are demanding clean government, accountability and more competitive politics," Shifter said.
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With today's charges and the takedown of 63ve's systems, the Department of Justice is sending a message that it now recognizes ad fraud for what it is: a global criminal industry that's stealing billions with impunity and little fear of prosecution.
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Business-friendly Macri has begun making sweeping changes in a bid to return the country to economic orthodoxy, removing onerous capital controls and sending a message that the country is open for business again after more than a decade of protectionism.
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They sat silently in the balcony, surrounded by armed police officers, sending a message with their presence — turning cosplay into a political act, and inspiring a national anti-abortion protest movement that has adopted the costume as a de facto uniform.
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Anyone with information about the homicide is encouraged to contact investigators at 415-553-1145, anonymously at the SFPD Tip Line at 415-575-4444 or via text by sending a message with "SFPD" at the start to to TIP411.
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"By keeping an ex as a contact on a professional site, you are sending a message that it's how you now view them, which equates them with other professional/impersonal connections," said Campbell, whose research focuses on couple relationships and friendships.
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In April, President Uhuru Kenyatta set fire to thousands of elephant tusks and rhino horns, destroying a stockpile that would have been worth a fortune to smugglers and sending a message that trade in the animal parts must be stopped.
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Sending a message As the US prepares to start its next round of joint military drills with South Korea, this showcase serves as a reminder of Russia's own allies and highlights that western efforts to isolate Russia have largely failed.
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" Asked whether the strike is aimed at sending a message or damaging Assad's military capacity, McMaster responded: "This is the first time that the United States has taken direct military action against that regime or the regime of his father.
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The IAA post-detection protocol prohibits sending a response to ET without global consensus on the content of the message, and for that matter, SETI scientists are fiercely divided on whether sending a message to aliens is a smart move.
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"The Trump administration is sending a message to the Russian leadership to curb its activities with North Korea by targeting Russian companies and individuals for facilitating North Korea's proliferation activities and purchase of commodities subject to US sanctions," he said.
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One of the officials, who was briefed on the matter, said the administration was sending a message that it is growing frustrated with the lack of progress on auto issues but did not expect immediate action on the recommendations on Tuesday.
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"New York has enacted some of the toughest, most sensible gun safety laws in the country, and with today's arrests, we are sending a message that these laws will be vigorously enforced," the attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, a Democrat, said.
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Progressive activists led by the liberal blog Daily Kos pumped $8.3 million into Ossoff's campaign largely because it represented their best odds out of four special elections for previously Republican-held House seats of flipping one and sending a message.
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About 7 in 10 likely voters say that when they cast a ballot on Tuesday, they'll be sending a message about President Donald Trump, and more often than not, the message those voters want to send is one of opposition.
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But California's Public Employees Retirement System, the largest U.S. public pension, voted against a similar proposal to sell stakes of rifle sellers, saying it could use its influence as a major shareholder more effectively than sending a message by divesting.
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That in deciding to air a "breakthrough ad in Nevada in which she hugged a Dreamer" rather than an ad with "an autoworker's daughter," Clinton was sending a message to white working-class voters that she didn't care about them.
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By "no longer enforcing punishments for environmental crimes, cutting funding for environmental agencies, firing staff, and slashing fire prevention from budget," Bolsonaro is sending a message that illegally cutting down trees and burning land is now less risky, Poirier said.
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There are a hundred more examples of Trump seemingly sending a message in a quote or a tweet but giving himself just enough plausible deniability to ensure it can never, 100% be proven that that is what he is doing.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump on Friday again shook up his immigration team, appointing a hard-liner to coordinate border policy from the White House and sending a message that he is redoubling his efforts to prevent migrants from entering the United States.
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The Opéra is sending a message with this high-profile pairing, perhaps one about opera in general: Great art, and great art forms, may have ups and downs in popularity, but quality is quality, recognizable in 1670, 1836 or 2018.
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The latest example: a conviction spreading in right-leaning social media communities that a garbled tweet by the president — he wrote "covfefe" — was not a late-night typo but was instead Mr. Trump sending a message to the world in Arabic.
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Partly, it is bravado: Trump is sending a message of defiance, refusing to give a "hoax" impeachment the respect it deserves and showing voters he's doing his job, on Wednesday trumpeting what he billed as a historic trade pact with China.
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A week after the Women's March choked off Washington on the new President's first full day in office, a new activist coalition was proving its mettle again - and sending a message to shell-shocked Democratic politicos: Join up or shut up.
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The sources, speaking on condition of anonymity, said on Wednesday the Iranians were thought to have targeted the attacks to miss U.S. forces to prevent the crisis from escalating out of control while still sending a message of Iranian resolve.
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Midterm elections typically turn on which party is more enthusiastic about sending a message; in the past special elections have served as political omens, like when former Senator Scott Brown's upset win in Massachusetts in 2010 foreshadowed a building conservative wave.
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As much as Trump boasts about building up the military, he has a dangerous track record of sending a message to the world that those ideals are now in the past and no longer play any role in American foreign policy.
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While Johnson's large majority gives him the flexibility to change the law should he need to, he is sending a message to the EU - whose leaders have cautioned London that more time would be needed for a comprehensive trade deal.
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If Congress fails to pass this pro-growth tax reform bill, they will be sending a message to the voters that they are incapable of delivering legislative victories and they will pay a price at the ballot box next fall.
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By adopting similar engines, Airbus was able to block the CSeries and stimulate massive orders from its existing customer base, while sending a message to an even bigger potential rival, China, that the core of the jetliner market would be defended.
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The NGOs' undertaking, Project Life Jacket, is the newest one to recognize the evocative power of the flotation devices, but instead of sending a message through the use of a massive quantity, it centers on the individual stories attached to each.
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"It's pretty clear to me that Powell was sending a message that if you are so concerned about the economy, lowering rates is not going to help you," said Craig Bishop, lead strategist of the fixed income group at RBC Wealth Management.
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The Kremlin appears to be sending a message that, with the Belarus economy in recession and propped up by subsidized Russian oil and gas, Lukashenko will pay a heavy price if he wants to turn his back on his old friends in Moscow.
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One of the calls between Flynn and the ambassador took place the day the sanctions were imposed over Russia's election hacking and leaking, and Democrats feared that Flynn was sending a message that the Russians should expect those sanctions to be lifted.
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"This is a truly significant moment not only for transgender young people but for all young people, sending a message that every student deserves to be treated fairly and supported by their teachers and schools," Human Rights Campaign President Chad Griffin said.
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The US strike US officials said the strike against the Shayrat airbase hit aircraft, fuel storage, weapons dumps and other equipment, and was aimed at sending a message to the Syrian regime that the use of chemical weapons would not be tolerated.
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The Chinese leader could end up "sending a message from Kim (to Trump) that he is open to a third summit and what he wants in deliverables," said Harry Kazianis, a Korea expert at the Washington-based Center for the National Interest.
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Experts say by targeting high-value U.S. farm exports such as soybeans and pork with punitive tariffs, China was sending a message to President Donald Trump, since the two farm products are primarily from Midwestern states that helped him win the 2180 election.
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"By filing the lawsuit, we are sending a message to developers that Facebook is serious about enforcing our policies, including requiring developers to cooperate with us during an investigation," Jessica Romero, Facebook's director of platform enforcement and litigation, said in a statement.
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Former FBI Director James Comey, whose clearance the administration is also threatening to revoke, said Trump is "once again sending a message that he will punish people who disagree with him and reward those who praise him" in a statement via Twitter.
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After sending a message to Europe with his performance against Juventus, the Argentine personally delivered the telegram to Real Madrid by scoring a goal and setting up another in a 3-0 El Clasico thumping of the domestic rivals at the Santiago Bernabeu.
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Alter said the reference ultimately works both ways: as a way to tell more traditional voters that Warren still shares these values, while also sending a message to more progressive voters that she is proud of her gender, and that it is significant.
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"As long as people could vote for him as sending a message to Democrats, saying [that] we support this kind of economic populist and moral voice, they were anxious to vote for him," Robert Borosage told Jackson biographer Marshall Frady in the 1990s.
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"I want to be the president who guarantees the safety of France and of every French person," the 61-year-old said, sending a message that he could tackle the Islamist violence that has killed 230 people in attacks since January 2015.
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" Naomi Klein, a Rutgers University professor and author of the forthcoming "On Fire: The (Burning) Case for a Green New Deal," said CNN and MSNBC devoting extensive airtime to climate change is "sending a message that this is not business as usual.
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Though there was an obvious level of tension given the high stakes, part of the reason the group was more relaxed was the initial view among many administration officials that Iranians were more bent on sending a message than in killing Americans.
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White House officials said steep cuts at the State Department and increases in the military budget would refocus the United States away from helping other nations, sending a message that Mr. Trump intends to make greater use of "hard power" around the globe.
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" The Vatican says the message is part of the Pope's World Communications Day, but some at St. Peter's Square say the Pope was probably sending a message to Donald Trump and other world leaders who have been using the phrase "fake news.
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" A former president of the German soccer association, Theo Zwanziger, called the resignation "a major setback for integration efforts beyond football in our country," and said that the episode risked sending a message that people of immigrant backgrounds were "second-class Germans.
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READ: Kim Jong Un is rebuilding a rocket site — and sending a message to Trump Experts are divided about the seriousness of the new activity, with many pointing out that the regime may be preparing a satellite launch rather than a missile test.
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If you recall, that's how she made a huge chunk of her change back in the day, so looks like she's back to her old party tricks and sending a message she doesn't need Rob ... although she might need him to watch Dream that night.
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Organizers estimated that an incredible two million people (police said hundreds of thousands) -- out of just over seven million residents -- filled the streets, sending a message not only to their local government but to the regime in Beijing, which is steadily eroding their rights.
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"It's bitter sweet because I think we'd all rather be focusing on another topic, but this is our way of honoring the lives we lost along with sending a message of resilience," Ged Kenslea, a spokesman for the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, told the Sentinel.
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"When you have these situations going on with world trade it's sending a message that is impacting business travellers for sure," Gloria Guevara Manzo, chief executive of the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), told Reuters at a major gathering of aviation executives in Sydney.
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GIGOT: Is this also about, from your point of view, sending a message to the president that says, look, don&apost blow up NAFTA, for example, and be careful about where your trade policy is heading because you could do damage to the economy?
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The ship, an Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer, also had a Polish helicopter on board as part of routine training, according to the official, leading to some speculation in military circles that the Russians were also "sending a message to Poland," the official said.
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So the political case for pursuing impeachment rests primarily on the consequences of such a strategy: whether it will help turn out Democrats to vote against Trump in 2020, or prop up the rule of law by sending a message that Trump's actions were unacceptable.
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Critics said the president was sending a message to people caught up in Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into whether Trump's 2016 presidential campaign colluded with Russia, including his longtime private lawyer Michael Cohen, whose business dealings are separately under scrutiny in New York.
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As far as North Korea is concerned, Mr Trump is sending a message to Mr Kim, to the Chinese, whose help Mr Tillerson is trying to enlist, and to America's regional allies that investing any hope in attempting to de-escalate the crisis is pointless.
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U.S. Vice President Joe Biden told NBC News television on Friday that "we are sending a message" to Putin, and that retaliation for Russia's hacking attacks "will be at the time of our choosing, and under the circumstances that will have the greatest impact".
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That's the kind of comment that isn't racist or sexist, — no, not on it's face — but it's certainly sending a message about what you believe is valuable and how an individual needs to conform in order to be seen as having worth in an environment.
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Federal investigators attributed the Chicago Police Department's (CPD) vast problems not to individual officers but to policies from the city and police department that regularly failed to adequately train officers and hold them accountable for wrongdoing — sending a message that bad behavior is tolerable.
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Chad Griffin, president of the Human Rights Campaign, said, "This is a truly significant moment not only for transgender young people but for all young people, sending a message that every student deserves to be treated fairly and supported by their teachers and schools."
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What to watch: The presidents of Colombia, Chile and Paraguay, along with delegations from the U.S. and other countries, are currently in the Colombian border town of Cucutá, with the goal of sending a message of international support for the entry of humanitarian supplies.
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Supporters of Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE are sending a message of low expectations to not anticipate any smoking guns or dynamite revelations.
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In a dramatic move aimed at sending a message, authorities made the arrests as the Marines and Navy corpsman gathered in a battalion formation Thursday at the largest Marine Corps' base on the West Coast, about 55 miles from San Diego's border with Mexico.
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Mueller appears to be sending a message to other witnesses that full disclosure will be rewarded while attempts to thwart him -- for example, by former campaign chairman Paul Manafort, whom he has accused of lying in contravention of a cooperation agreement, will be severely punished.
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"I'm not happy with Jared promoting a peace deal that's sending a message that we're ready to ignore the horrors of the Palestinian regime," said Morton A. Klein, the president of the Zionist Organization of America and a friend of Republican megadonor Sheldon G. Adelson.
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Another round of Democratic voters registered their presidential preferences on Tuesday, sending a message strikingly similar to the one from Super Tuesday: They are tired of being scared, they are tired of being angry and they are not in the mood for a revolution.
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With democracy and free markets under siege, it is the worst possible moment for the OECD to start diluting its standards, sending a message to other aspirants that membership can be had "on the cheap" — or, even worse, that it is a mere formality.
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Cowboys star wide receiver Dez Bryant and running back Ezekiel Elliott said the team was sending a message to President Donald Trump, who in recent days has issued caustic criticism of the anthem protests that began as a means to decry racial and social injustice.
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"By crushing a ton of ivory in the middle of the world's most famous public park, New Yorkers are sending a message to poachers, traffickers and dealers who try to set up shop right here on our streets," Mr. Calvelli said in the statement.
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Amid reports that President Donald Trump is planning to expand his travel ban, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi is sending a message: She announced Monday that the House will hold a vote in the coming weeks on a bill that would dismantle it altogether.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama is set to toast the five leaders of Nordic nations at a lavish state dinner at the White House on Friday, an unusual summit aimed in part at sending a message to a nation not on the guest list: Russia.
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Some of those people -- such as longtime Trump political adviser Roger Stone -- are in the early stages of their legal proceedings and critics say Trump could be sending a message for them not to cooperate with Mueller's investigation by dangling the possibility of pardons.
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" Stoltenberg said NATO's role was to support Afghans to take ownership of the peace process, "sending a message to the Taliban that they will never win on the battlefield, they have to sit at the negotiating table and (make) real compromises and reduce violence.
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To the Editor: In eliminating majors in French, German and history, the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point is sending a message that students at regional public universities do not deserve the same opportunities as those who attend the state's flagship campus or private institutions.
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Of course, the problem with including people like PewDiePie and Logan Paul is that in so doing, YouTube would be sending a message that it endorses their highly controversial antics — which in PewDiePie's case comes with a hefty dose of troubling alt-right flirtation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Iran test-fired a short-range anti-ship missile in the Strait of Hormuz during naval drills last week that Washington believes were aimed at sending a message as the United States reimposes sanctions on Tehran, a U.S. official said on Friday.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 10 (Reuters) - Iran test-fired a short-range anti-ship missile in the Strait of Hormuz during naval drills last week that Washington believes were aimed at sending a message to Washington as it reimposes sanctions on Tehran, a U.S. official said on Friday.
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"By filing the lawsuit, we are sending a message that this kind of fraudulent activity is not tolerated on our services, and we will act to protect the integrity of our platform," Jessica Romero, director of platform enforcement and litigation at Facebook, wrote in a post.
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The earbuds feature a large button on the side, which can be used to answer calls, switch audio tracks, and control the volume, in addition to activating your phone's voice assistant to perform tasks like sending a message or setting reminders by triple-tapping that button.
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Analysts interpreted the seizure as China sending a message to Singapore, which had strengthened military ties with the US and taken a tough stance on the South China Sea dispute, urging China to abide by an international tribunal that ruled its claims to the waters were unlawful.
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If you have the ample resources that at least will sustain the State Department at the current level, whether they're increased or not, then at least you're sending a message that this remains a priority and a major part of what the United States believes in.
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US military flexing Tuesday's bomber flight is just the latest demonstration of US military might in recent months aimed at sending a message to North Korea and its leader Kim Jong Un -- and the sixth B-1 bomber flight conducted by the US since April 1.
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Upon discovering that his image and famous snap were being used to promote politicians, whose "aggressive, antigay hysteria" he says "fills [me] with contempt," Virtel tweeted in the hopes of sending a message that he is absolutely not in favor of the GOP's use of his likeness.
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Israel/West Bank Where: Jerusalem and Bethlehem When: May 22-23 Key religious events: Speech at Israel Museum, prayer at Western Wall, visit to Church of the Holy Sepulchre In some ways, Trump is sending a message just by setting foot in Israel, Jewish leaders say.
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When the federal government invests in a program like Meals on Wheels, it isn't only helping to improve the health and well-being of millions of people; it is also sending a message that people have value even if they cannot get out of the house.
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Just like the president, she also develops a Plan B, one that not only involves sending a message via the Louisiana delegation that maybe she could be president, but also getting Conway's commitment that she'll be secretary of state even if the Democrats lose the election.
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And through a succession of ditching the Iran deal, referencing war-torn Libya as a model for denuclearization, and finally pulling out of the agreed-upon summit, the U.S. has been sending a message to Kim that he may not get what he's after, Peterson said.
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Therefore, in a time when women are fighting for reproductive rights, equal pay, and representation in every industry, the white outfits were a powerful form of protest, sending a message to Trump and his allies that democratic women are standing together and will not back down.
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So he seemed to be sending a message — that Iran had gone too far with the embassy attacks, and that they should show more restraint in the future, or else — but, if they did show more restraint, this wouldn't be the start of a larger US war.
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"My order for a probe on THAAD is purely a domestic measure and I want to be clear that it is not about trying to change the existing decision or sending a message to the United States," Moon told visiting U.S. Senator Dick Durbin late on Wednesday.
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A single thread ran through each one of those successes: They received euphoric reviews from critics (a positive score of 89 or higher on the Rotten Tomatoes 100-point scale), sending a message that they were high-quality endeavors and thus worthy of a trip to theaters.
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Heading into Oscars week, agencies are planning rallies instead of parties, nominees are deliberating just how political they are going to get Sunday night should they win, and the idea of sending a message for what Hollywood stands for has to be on the minds of some voters.
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By claiming that the US aircraft was not only violating sovereign airspace but engaged in "spying and information gathering," Iran is likely to attempt to legally justify its response as self-defense -- walking the line between sending a message to Washington while limiting the chances of military retaliation.
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But with the Shangri-La Dialogue, Asia's biggest security summit starting this weekend in Singapore, Beijing is also sending a message to the U.S. and South Korea that, despite misgivings, it is not abandoning its old ally and all parties are going to have to get used to that.
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Wearing several pieces from the Canadian jeweler Ecksand to kick off the Invictus Games in Sydney on Saturday, Meghan showed off her love of stackable rings, while sending a message about sustainable jewelry — the brand founded in 2010 not only source ethical gems, but they only use recycled gold.
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The move was the first time in its year-old air campaign that Moscow used a base outside of Russia or Syria and was the first time a foreign power used an Iranian airbase since World War II. It was also widely seen as sending a message to Washington.
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The move was first time in its year-old air campaign that Moscow used a base outside of Russia or Syria and was the first time a foreign power used an Iranian air base since World War II. It was also widely seen as sending a message to Washington.
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And in sending a message to the rest of the world that the United States does not intend to enact a climate change agenda, the Trump presidency could cause reluctant governments such as those in India and Poland to slow or weaken their efforts to cut planet-warming emissions.
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ET, NHL Network, MSG-B (Buffalo), Bell TV, CSN Chicago ABOUT THE SABRES (15-53-4): Although Dan Bylsma insisted he wasn't sending a message, the coach altered his defensive pairings during Thursday's practice - with top-tier blue-liner Rasmus Ristolainen sitting out a few drills in the process.
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The decision to scrap the airport, a $13 billion project that is one-third complete, met with swift protests from Mexico's business community, which warned that the cancellation could threaten the country's economic stability by sending a message that investments may not be guaranteed under the López Obrador administration.
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"When prominent elected officials display works of art on loan they are elevating the arts, they are making sure and actually sending a message that culture and the arts are important to them," said Jimmy Van Bramer, a Queens councilman who is chairman of the Committee on Cultural Affairs.
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From there you can compromise other [buttplug] apps through the social feature of the app, either through straight-up chats, by sending a message with HTML, or by compromising the dongle of the remote partner [using the feature that allows you to] send messages to control the partner's toy.
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In the memo, the officials argued that the decision to exclude the countries "has risked sending a message to the authorities in all three countries — and to the international community — that minimal efforts are enough" and that the United States was "not interested in holding countries accountable" for abuses.
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Sometimes I dream of seeing an elderly, grown-up Hermey making one of those "It Gets Better" videos, sending a message back to a younger generation of closeted elves that with luck, things can turn out all right, if only you can gain agency over your own life.
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His opponents, some of them saying that this is an indication, Mark Warner and others saying the president&aposs ad hoc use of pardon powers concerning is enough, but the possibility that he may also be sending a message to witnesses in a criminal investigation into his campaign is extremely dangerous.
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"Today we are sending a message that our struggle is without arms and guns, and we will wait and see if the world receives the message, and pressures Israel to stop its crimes against our people," Mahmoud al-Zahar, a senior Hamas leader, told reporters at the protests in Gaza City.
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Biden in Turkey: Exiled cleric will be 'top of agenda' The US is also sending a message to the Syrian Kurds, its most effective partner on the ground in this region: that American support is not a blank check and that they should not provoke the Turks by moving on Jarablus.
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"If R.J. Reynolds spent this much money on a local policy in one city, they're sending a message that these bans could severely hurt their business and affect who smokes," said Dr. Pamela Ling of the University of California at San Francisco School of Medicine, who wasn't involved with the study.
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"We expected that tens of thousands of pro-lifers will be out today sending a message that we want Planned Parenthood to be defunded," Monica Miller, director of Citizens for a Pro-Life Society and one of the national organizers of the anti-abortion rallies, said in a telephone interview.
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"And so if you are exposed to a stream of images of girls kind of doing more feeling than doing, girls are emoting rather than doing, that is sending a message around girls being more passive or that girls should be more passive, and boys should be more active," said Simmons.
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Instead of sending a message to universities that these types of exploitative initiatives are acceptable, and just another consequence of the turn to the "gig economy," precarious academics should look to the model of K-12 teachers, who are using strikes to successfully push for pay raises and other benefits.
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Sending a message to his associates By showing his willingness to use his pardon power so early and often in his term, the President may be giving hope to former friends and associates, like Paul Manafort and Michael Cohen, who may be weighing whether or not to cooperate with the feds.
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In the rapidly developing battle among automakers and tech companies over who will be the first to deploy self-driving cars for everyday use by the public, General Motors is sending a message: Its subsidiary Cruise Automation is quickly learning what it takes to put autonomous-drive vehicles on the road.
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SENDING A MESSAGE OF DETERRENCE AND BI-PARTISANSHIP Even in today's sharply partisan environment, in which the Republican administration is seeking to deregulate Wall Street and Democrats are fighting to preserve the Dodd-Frank regulatory structure, the bipartisanship shown over the penalties bill may not come as a total surprise.
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So, not only is this a time for us to be globally sending a message that Iran cannot be allowed to act in the way that they're acting, whether it's with the nonproliferation issue, dealing with nuclear weapons, or they're attacking oil supplies to try to disrupt the global economy.
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"The population of Latin America is sending a message after the successive failures and crimes of the left in all the countries where it prevailed," Jair Bolsonaro, the far-right Brazilian lawmaker polling in second place ahead of Brazil's presidential election, wrote in a post on Twitter, after congratulating Mr. Piñera.
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Vipin Narang, associate professor of political science at MIT, told CNBC's "Squawk Box" that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has been sending a message to U.S. President Donald Trump as Pyongyang tested more short-range missiles throughout the summer and fall than in any other year in its history.
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To not, in other words, be complicit in sending a message to shoppers about not being good enough by showing them photographs of women they should aspire to be, knowing that such aspiration is actually impossible because even the women in the photos don't look like they do in the photos.
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What's more, while it might appear from the outside this was a reaction to the SteelBrick sale — and on some level it does appear to be about sending a message to Salesforce– Krappe says the company has actually been working on this since last June, well before the SteelBrick sale was announced.
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When you turn on your allies and you treat them with such disdain and contempt, our democratic NATO allies who have stood with us, who came to our aide after 9/11, you are sending a message that you don't care about history, or even about the current problems that we face.
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Prejudice may have played some part (exacerbated by the ludicrous "adult content" warnings ABC slapped on the episodes), but the truth may be that a show as paper-thin as Ellen was not ready to carry the burden of a groundbreaking subject, particularly when sending a message seemed to become its only purpose.
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This suggests that the customer is having trouble getting started, so by sending a message to them on how to get going, Zendesk is helping the user in way they believe is much more effective than an email reminder that is likely to be ignored or end up in a Spam folder.
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"The UK currently has strict corporate governance rules and it's vital that they aren't watered down to secure the listing of Saudi Aramco, sending a message which risks our reputation and which may ultimately damage our attractiveness to foreign investment," said Rachel Reeves, chair of the influential Business Energy and Industrial Strategy committee.
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Even if a small fraction of alien civilizations out there would be inclined to shoot a two-kilogram pellet toward us at half the speed of light, is it worth sending a message if there's even the slightest chance that the reply could result in the destruction of all life on earth?
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In New York, where I spent Saturday afternoon watching tens of thousands of people march by the Pershing Viaduct that leans up against the southern facade of Grand Central Station, the numbers seemed to be more about dissent through mass-scale affirmation than sending a message, whatever that may have been, to Trump.
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"It's sending a message that we plan to enforce the Iran sanctions; it's addressing these major national security issues we have with the way China structures telecom deals; and if it gives us more leverage to break down trade barriers in other industries like agriculture and manufacturing, then that's simply another bonus," Garcia told CNBC.
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But Mr. Khuzami also handed out awards to officials who spent years building potentially big cases that they then chose not to file for lack of evidence — sending a message that the agency should not bend to public and political pressure to punish unpopular figures on Wall Street, according to current and former officials.
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Launched by Gap in support of Every Mother Counts — a nonprofit organization founded by Christy Turlington dedicated to making pregnancy and childbirth safe for all moms — Mama Said features these celebrity mamas and their kids, outfitted in the brand and sending a message ahead of Mother's Day about the importance of celebrating global motherhood.
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He said he was sending "a message to the people of Jerusalem and the youth of Jerusalem to keep resisting for Al Aqsa holy mosque," the contested Jerusalem holy site also known to Muslims as the Noble Sanctuary and to Jews as the Temple Mount, and a focus of tensions and unrest in recent years.
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"This law will be helpful in sending a message of goodwill to financial bodies across the world and would be effective in allaying their fears in doing business with our banks," Hamid Tehranfar, the Central Bank of Iran's deputy for supervision affairs explained, adding that passage of the law would improve Iranian credit ratings.
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But the jacket usurped the intended good she had wanted to do by visiting the border for herself, the first Trump family member to have done so -- it would become the calling card for her critics, a moment of sheer tone-deafness that Trump later chalked up to sending a message to the meddling media.
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A majority of the justices appeared inclined to rule that the particular cross at issue in the case, which is part of a memorial to 49 fallen soldiers from Prince George's County, did not run afoul of the First Amendment's ban on government establishment of religion by sending a message of favoritism to Christianity.
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"And for other types of Alexa requests — for instance, setting a recurring alarm, asking Alexa to remind you of your anniversary, placing a meeting on your calendar, sending a message to a friend — customers would not want or expect deletion of the voice recording to delete the underlying data or prevent Alexa from performing the requested task," Huseman explained.
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Just like how the first woman to come forward about Weinstein paved the way for the following 80 women (and counting), the women making legal moves against the producer open the doors for fellow survivors to do the same, sending a message that Weinstein and other accused men can't hide in hopes that the accusations will fade away.
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The event page says the hex will be aimed at "all rapists and the patriarchy at large," and a big part of the ceremony is just about sending a message: It's an "act of solidarity" with survivors, Bracciale told Newsweek—a way to show that the outrage over Kavanaugh's confirmation isn't going away any time soon.
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Parkland, FL students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School are leading the charge at the March for Our Lives rally, and they're being joined by an estimated half-a-mil others in D.C. as well as millions more in rallies across the country ... sending a message to ban assault rifles along with other sensible gun control measures.
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Read more:People just learned the weird way cashews are grown and they have so many questionsLost campers in California were found after sending a message in a bottle down a waterfallA couple allegedly spent $120,000 that was mistakenly deposited into their bank accountVintage photos show what life was like in America's first suburb in the '50s
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Like those of us who marched to end the Vietnam War, and like the millions of young women who marched for their rights the past two years, the Florida teenagers are sending a message to the world that America is what it has always been, an example of the power of people to make their democracy real.
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When Colin Kaepernick, a quarterback for the San Francisco 21852ers, knelt during the national anthem before games, he too was sending a message to a country divided; reeling in the midst of an ugly presidential campaign, struggling with widely reported police violence against African-Americans, and unable to come to a consensus on immigration and the rights of noncitizens.
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"But this person who the President doesn't know, who allows him to make a political statement and also to send a message as you suggest to people who are currently in the hot seat with respect to the Mueller investigation, I find it very difficult to come to any other conclusion than he's sending a message," he continued.
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Outright disrespect, or reasonable enough predictions that can be perceived as such, are far more useful as a motivational tool, the type of us-against-them adversity that can hang on whiteboards, be barked out in the gym in the late hours of offseason workouts, and make random nights in an 82-game slough theatre for sending a message.
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Yeah, and you know, I was supportive of Dan and I thought that this was a commitment by an activist investor to the long run of the company because basically they were sending a message that we believe in new product development, this is the path to do it, and Marissa is the person to do it.
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As the philosopher Andrea Pitts has argued in response to Arizona's ethnic studies ban, when the state addresses "proper" subjects such as taxpayers and citizens in laws and speeches about "illegal" others in our midst, they also indirectly address marginalized communities, sending a message of exclusion and intimidation, while maintaining the plausible deniability of civil discourse.
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Sessions and other immigration hardliners use the idea of "sending a message" to link the government's policy at the border to its policies toward unauthorized immigrants who are currently in the US. It's a clever move politically: the majority of Americans want DACA recipients to stay in the US, but they also want the border secure.
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In California, Sanders should urge Republicans to take advantage of their opportunity to change their registration during the coming weeks and register as non-party voters to "feel the Bern" and reject Trump on primary day, sending a message to Republicans in Washington that Trump guarantees the road to division and disaster for America and a landslide defeat for the GOP.
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On Sunday, in a taped interview broadcast on NBC's "Meet the Press," Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., in what was either a warning or an effort at psychological warfare, said that "we're sending a message" to the Russians "at a time and place of our choosing" and that President Vladimir V. Putin will "know it" when the message arrives.
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Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseManufacturing group leads coalition to urge Congress to reauthorize Ex-Im Bank The Hill's Morning Report - Trump ousts Bolton; GOP exhales after win in NC Trump endorses Sasse in 2020 race MORE (R-Neb.) for his reelection bid in 2020, sending a message of support for one of his more outspoken Republican critics on Capitol Hill.
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Additionally, if Sanders does end his criticism of Clinton, he can say to those supporters of Clinton in California who also hope that she takes the most progressive positions that they can vote for him in the Golden State in a referendum for a progressive future, sending a message to the Democratic Party and the Clinton campaign that even many of her supporters largely agree with him.
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"Colleges and universities, both public and private, have long been considered environments that support robust debate and freedom, and Republican members of Congress share that belief and are sending a message to the higher education community that these important issues cannot be ignored," Michael Woeste, a spokesman for Representative Virginia Foxx of North Carolina, the chairwoman of the House education committee, said in a statement.
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One of the things that's so alarming about what he's done is it's so closely related to what he did with Ukraine, and so open, that one of the dangers is he's sending a message to the world: 'I not only can but will do the very thing that I was impeached for because the Senate has blessed my use of governmental authority for my personal gain.
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Writing in the FT last week, Larry Summers pointed out that markets understood the gravity of the 2008 crisis well before the Federal Reserve and worried that It is especially ominous when markets fail to rally on what should be good news As a colleague pointed out, it is tempting to believe the markets only when they are sending a message that coincides with your pre-existing views.
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The Daily Show with Trevor Noah "Daily Show" host Trevor Noah on Monday ripped President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE for pardoning Joe Arpaio, saying he's sending a message that his allies are above the law.
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New York Times executive editor Dean Baquet is arguing that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's attacks against the news media are sending a message to "despots" around the world that they can disrespect the press.
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"We had to make an assessment whether there was a realistic chance of actually getting him or luring him to a place where we could get him and then we weighed that against the importance of sending a message that we can and will, even when you are immediately beyond our reach, charge you and make a public statement like this," Joon H. Kim, acting U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, said of the Mesri indictment last Tuesday.
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"By elevating these sites we are sending a message that EPA is, in fact, restoring its Superfund program to its rightful place at the center of the Agency's mission," EPA Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE said in a statement.
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After listening to one witness after another, a reasonable person could come away believing that there was indeed a quid pro quo; that President Trump, through his surrogates, was strong-arming the young, new Ukrainian president, sending a message that he either announces an investigation into Trump political rival Joe BidenJoe BidenGiuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' Three women accuse Gordon Sondland of sexual misconduct Top Obama-era official says Trump is 'destroying' executive privilege amid investigations MORE or he doesn't get an Oval Office meeting with the president and desperately needed U.S. aid to fight the Russians.
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Schiff offers bill to make domestic terrorism a federal crime New intel chief inherits host of challenges MORE (D-Calif.) said on Sunday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE is sending a message with his recent pardon of Scooter Libby — former Vice President Dick Cheney's chief of staff — that he will support anyone who is on his side.
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