Her longtime partner, Stedman Graham, was singing a different tune.
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Less than 24 hours later, Heller was singing a different tune.
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I'd be singing a different tune if the scooter was better.
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By October 2016, though, Tesla's board was singing a different tune.
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Well, the former Olympian is certainly singing a different tune these days.
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If you found your job energizing, you would be singing a different tune.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is singing a different tune on impeachment these days.
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Wednesday, with Trump barreling toward the GOP nomination, Cornyn was singing a different tune.
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Romney is singing a different tune these days, but the facts are the same.
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But Trump is singing a different tune when it comes to the Venezuelan people.
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Today, however, Trump is singing a different tune: Muhammad Ali is dead at 74!
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Once the actual game begins, however, he and his hair start singing a different tune.
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But he's singing a different tune with his new book, How to Fix the Future.
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We've got guys that hopefully this time next year will be singing a different tune.
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Let's hope that her star turn in Rhythm Section has award voters singing a different tune.
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But now he's singing a different tune, and surprisingly, we actually like the sound of it.
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But now, as president, when it comes to his own emails, Trump's singing a different tune.
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Had Misfit released this a year ago, we'd all be singing a different tune—but it didn't.
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But startups that are bringing innovative twists to housing finance seem to be singing a different tune.
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Once he takes office, Trump may end up singing a different tune from his sharp campaign-trail criticism.
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According to Joanna Gaines, her husband Chip was singing a different tune just a few short months ago.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, who last month accused ZTE of "egregious" violations, was singing a different tune Monday.
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If Mr. Jordan was a Democrat, does anyone doubt all these men would be singing a different tune?
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President Donald Trump and his administration are now singing a different tune when it comes to the coronavirus.
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Gregory, who initially dismissed Maggie's negotiations, was singing a different tune once he had an extra hole in his abdomen.
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But before, when Lemonade first dropped and her music video was not out yet, Banks was singing a different tune.
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However, McConnell seemed to be singing a different tune this past weekend as the polls showed the race will be specially close.
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But talk to me next week and I'll probably be singing a different tune, likely with a bottle of something in hand.
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However, the results of this election cycle – with Democrats on track to net over 30 seats – has Maloney singing a different tune.
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If a leading Republican were to start singing a different tune, admittedly a remote prospect, his or her party could soon join in.
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But when Madonna premiered the actual music video for "Like a Prayer" on MTV the following day, viewers were singing a different tune.
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But in a follow-up session on Wednesday with the same group, those NSC officials were singing a different tune, according to an administration official.
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Now, under intense scrutiny from lawmakers, the social media giant is singing a different tune — promising to hire more people to monitor content and advertising.
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However, if it weren't for the acrobatics of Andersen early on, Leafs coach Mike Babcock thinks his troops could have been singing a different tune.
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While dyslexic minds process information differently, in lateral way, it also means we are singing a different tune when it comes to literacy, memory and concentration.
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By Wednesday, he seemed to be singing a different tune, posting a sneak peek at a prison-break scene and going on and on about teamwork.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have no issues trading insults on the campaign trail, but less than a decade ago, Trump was singing a different tune.
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Graduation day is usually characterized by joyful cheers and sighs of relief, but college grads at Bethune-Cookman University in Florida were singing a different tune Wednesday.
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Why it matters: Corker once referred to the White House as an "adult day care," (with Trump firing back) but he's been singing a different tune lately.
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This de-gendering of the categories hasn't become a widespread trend yet, but perhaps the Golden Globes and Oscars will be singing a different tune in 2018.
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While Papa John's was quick to blame the NFL for lackluster sales at its pizza restaurants during the third quarter, Pizza Hut is singing a different tune.
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President Obama on Tuesday cut short the prison sentence of Chelsea Manning, but in 2011, he was singing a different tune about the then-alleged WikiLeaks source.
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Fact is, he was singing a different tune back in October on "Watch What Happens Live" -- when Henry strongly hinted there really was some kinda issue with Tom.
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And with their home state affected, many of those same Republicans are singing a different tune on disaster relief now that Harvey's damage is expected to exceed $30 billion.
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But six months after that, in Charlotte, N.C., for a media day, Guy was singing a different tune — in the same building, no less, where the awful upset had occurred.
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Now PeerStream is singing a different tune: it had been contemplating a new name all along, it says, in part to reflect the company's pivot to building apps based on blockchain architecture.
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Tech leaders are singing a different tune than their lobbyists are, Facebook is set to make more promises at its annual developer's conference, and we're here to help you with your money.
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If Carrie demands a full guarantee that Franny will forever remain by her side in exchange for her help, we're confident that Keane would now be singing a different tune in response.
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Columbus had been singing a different tune during its 4-0-22002 streak before allowing four goals in the first period en route to a 203-21 setback in Boston on Thursday.
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Amiyah Scott might be telling people she walked off the set of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta," but producers are singing a different tune ... she was just boring as crap so they scrapped her.
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Your weather app might say yes, but July's peak humidity — and the reality of styling shorter hair without being able to just pull it into a ponytail — could have you singing a different tune.
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And if some Republicans are celebrating their partisan court victory, they will be singing a different tune when and if their states fall under Democratic control before a census and the subsequent drawing of new congressional districts.
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I may be singing a different tune when I'm 40 hours in and waiting for the credits, but for now, I'm trying to respect what the game's asking of me, and meeting it on its own terms.
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At first, Samsung claimed that Consumer Reports could've had two defective devices — which would be a huge coincidence since CNET also did a dunk test which the S7 Active failed — but now the company is singing a different tune.
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Boston Celtics point guard Isaiah Thomas suggested his team "gave up" in a home loss to the Golden State Warriors on Friday but was singing a different tune with Al Horford and Jae Crowder back in the lineup the next night.
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Washington (CNN)Rocker Vince Neil was singing a different tune Friday night after he said in an interview that he would be playing at President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration -- only to walk back the comments hours later when he was told the invitation was rescinded.
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Under the Bush administration, we Democrats rightfully admonished the president's national security decisions and use of force; yet, when President Obama took office and implemented what many of us refer to as Bush 22019, most of my Democratic colleagues began singing a different tune.
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To make matters even worse, many lawmakers who have warned of the country's unsustainable fiscal path in the past are now singing a different tune, one that calls for large, deficit-financed tax cuts and additional spending in areas such as defense and border security.
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And just today the president met with the EU Commission president to discuss trade after Trump boosted tariffs on certain EU goods to create fair situation for American manufacturers, the EU retaliated with tariffs of its own but today they&aposre all singing a different tune.
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It was followed by President Donald Trump's nomination of Gina Haspel, who oversaw the torture of terrorism suspects under the Bush administration, to lead the CIA—and suddenly those critics were singing a different tune, seemingly content to allow a different cover-up to go unaddressed.
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FROM PEN: How to Cut Your Cat's Nails Weeber tells PEOPLE she is "assuming the cat got chased in there by something, somehow," and while Encore can be heard crying in video as the two men try to rescue him, he's singing a different tune now that he's free.
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But lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are singing a different tune on a similar effort within the VA. Such a move is seen as an attractive option to cut waste and government spending without compromising jobs, bolstered all the more by a businessman now in the White House.
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Interestingly, although Solem put in significant time at Apple — one of potentially only a few big commercial players digital mapping alongside Google and the car consortium that now owns Here (formerly Nokia) — now Solem is singing a different tune when it comes to creating and long-term ownership of mapping datasets.
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Miley Cyrus, one of several famous names who vowed to leave the United States if Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE won the election, is now singing a different tune, calling it "ignorant" to hightail it out of the country because of the president.
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"The Livingston native, who helped pen and produce such hits as 'Bootylicious' by Destiny's Child and 'Wild Wild West' by Will Smith, was singing a different tune during a taped interview with The Star-Ledger in January."Kawashima, Dale. Rob Fusari Co-Writes & Produces Top Hits For Destiny's Child, Will Smith And Other Artists, SongWriterUniverse.com. Accessed 24 February 2011.
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"Song for the Lonely" received generally positive reviews from music critics. While reviewing Living Proof, Billboards Michael Paoletta commented that the song was "an empowering jam that deserves to rock the world just as 'Believe' did". In a separate review for the single, Chuck Taylor from the same magazine opined that "anyone who thought 'Believe' was merely a stroke of good fortune on Cher's mile-long scorecard will be singing a different tune after one spin of the life- affirming '(This Is) A Song for the Lonely '", because "this track is so good, in fact, that it's up for debate as to whether it actually tops that previous winner". He finished his review by writing that "Boy, is "Song for the Lonely" ever an elixir for whatever ails you, a joyous romp with such mass appeal that its destination at the top of the charts seems a given".
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