Occasionally, the president solicits affirmation before hitting the "tweet" button.
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And from time to time, solicits medical advice from the Internet.
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To expand its fashion collection, the museum solicits donations from designers.
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Elon Musk pays attention to negative feedback and even solicits it.
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Fry solicits donations from supporters as well, one Boston friend said.
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The company continually solicits feedback from those users to determine future investments.
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The legislation targets any material — such as text, images, sound recordings or videos — that incites or solicits terrorist offences, provides instructions for the carrying out of terrorist offences, or solicits participation in the activities of a terrorist group.
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Then, his daughter begs him to get out and solicits her mother's help.
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The museum solicits donations like these additions to the collection, including contemporary ephemera.
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President Trump increasingly demands, solicits and gets the loyalty of Republicans, big and small.
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The New Frontiers program solicits ideas for missions from teams of scientists and engineers.
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One grandchild has red hair, like her granddad's, and he solicits thanks for it.
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It solicits the audience's morbid curiosity rather than gripping our emotions or haunting our dreams.
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But for the second type, NASA solicits suggestions from inside and outside the space agency.
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Google now relies on its own careers portal and the referrals it solicits from Googlers.
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The school usually solicits a speech from the president during the first year they take office.
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When Worona solicits new opportunities, he most often compares her to Chelsea Handler or Joan Rivers.
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The Biden campaign has argued that it has been open about who he solicits cash from.
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There is no simple explanation for the way in which Ashbery solicits our assent, of course.
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At that point, Homeland Security then solicits bids from private companies to design and build the wall.
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Vincent (also James Franco, but slightly less deranged) solicits the pimps in a barbershop, asking for women.
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Selina solicits votes at the White House Christmas party in the hope of breaking the election tie.
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That's what the future holds for any political candidate who solicits or receives Steve Bannon's public support.
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On matters ranging from health care to taxes, he routinely solicits the advice of his business associates.
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Even a scene in which he solicits script comments from religious leaders of every faith about Hail, Caesar!
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But, interestingly, the company also solicits feedback from users after their dates in order to improve the algorithm.
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Amazon charges manufacturers a fee to participate, but Amazon solicits Vine reviewers for all of its own products.
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Underscoring how seriously the company takes feeding its employees, she added that SurveyMonkey's chef actively solicits cooking ideas.
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I use a period tracker called Flo that solicits information on my menstrual blood, vaginal mucus and stool.
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Zynga has steadily added to the word list and actively solicits player submissions, receiving nearly 5000 a day.
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"Anyone who solicits or accepts foreign assistance risks being on the wrong end of a federal investigation," she said.
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It is, of course, a somewhat subjective measure, which explains why the site also solicits feedback from film patrons.
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Bruce Fraser, an assistant coach, described these sessions as think-tankish: Kerr solicits input from his staff, then listens.
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Following a well-established process, it reviews the scientific evidence, issues a draft guideline for the public and solicits comment.
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The executive director of the Pritzker Prize solicits nominations from past laureates, academics, architects, critics and others in the field.
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And the concerns could escalate as Facebook solicits more health care-focused ads and encourages user groups focused on health.
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How did we get to this place where "content" that solicits you to consume it feels invasive, manipulative or basic?
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Kumar solicits the advice of some of the other Cleveland Hustles investors to help him make a decision about Randy's Pickles.
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Roger is almost cool with it -- until a fellow member solicits Marigold for sex, and he decides it's time she leave.
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Music & Memory solicits about 300 donated iPods per month, and many nursing homes receive government money to implement music for therapeutic purposes.
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"So in 2013, Pam Bondi, the attorney general of Florida, she actually personally solicits a campaign contribution from Trump," one reporter says.
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"Any attention he can get from his keepers, and he even solicits it from members of the public as well," said McDonald.
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If someone solicits or accepts between $2,000 to $25,000, the potential prison sentence is a maximum of one year, according to the law.
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This part of the proposal comes with a section specifically geared toward retail investors that solicits their input on these relationship-summary forms.
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The agency often doesn't meet these deadlines, because it tends to move painstakingly and solicits commentary from industries, environmentalists, and the general public.
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If the government solicits public comments on a proposed regulation, for example, opponents of the regulation must be allowed to speak alongside supporters.
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This is not a case where a president, agitated about a development, reviews his concerns with his counsel and solicits his best advice.
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Ms. Collette, at once vulnerable and volcanic, solicits our sympathy even as we start to wonder if she might be the real monster.
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Abbott engages with Hispanic voters, listens to their aspirations and actively solicits their support, and that has paid off at the ballot box.
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A taxi driver solicits sex from a young prostitute, who has no choice but to bring her mute child along for the ride.
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"Impeachable bribery occurs when the president offers, solicits, or accepts something of personal value to influence his own official actions," the report states.
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Another armed militia group, the Three Percent United Patriots, maintains a Facebook group with more than 230,700 followers and still solicits donations via PayPal.
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Within that consortium is a group called the Emoji Subcommittee, which solicits and vets ideas from just about anyone willing to make a case.
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This kind of work is important, Katz says, but it doesn't justify the enormous sums of money the Red Cross solicits from the public.
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Up next is a public comment period, which typically lasts for one to two months, in which the FCC solicits feedback on the proposal.
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Sean Hannity, a Fox News host whose opinion Mr. Trump often privately solicits, has also been deeply critical of Mr. Romney on his show.
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Like SINGA, Refugees at Home's solicits volunteer hosts online and matches them with refugees, based on the location of their home and other personal preferences.
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But the officer taps on the window with his flashlight, solicits a thumbs-up from the driver, and sends the car careening on its way.
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Sister Elisabeth Anne also solicits donations from parishes and foundations, which, along with grants, the rent from some residents and Medicaid reimbursements, help pay the bills.
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The full effects of her address will not be clear for many months, as the Education Department solicits notice and comment on new Title IX regulations.
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In an op-ed for the Washington Post, the three Democrats urged consumers to mobilize against the proceeding when the FCC solicits public comment next month.
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If he solicits or takes any information, then his former firm is likely to attempt to legally prevent him from talking to his clients at all.
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"The way to address this in real time is to create a learning system that takes those outliers and solicits human feedback on them," Veeramachaneni explains.
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And by foregrounding the creature's experience and delaying the violence, Bernays solicits our empathy for him — a provocative choice, as Shelley skews a lot more equivocal.
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It's no coincidence that La Scala, which solicits both private and corporate gifts in Milan, Italy's financial capital, is the only opera house consistently turning a profit.
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The court typically solicits opinions from both sides as to whether it has jurisdiction before considering the merits of a case, a process that often takes years.
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These protections are specific to each of the proposed changes, and CMS solicits public input on how to further strengthen these and other aspects of the model.
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Just last month, for instance, NASA announced its finalists for the Breakthrough, Innovative and Game-changing (BIG) Idea Challenge, which annually solicits concepts for emerging spaceflight platforms.
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In one sequence I'll call "Second Chance" (no titles are provided) Mr. Veneziale solicits from audience members stories of life events they wish they could do over.
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"He brought her in and solicits her thoughts, and in some ways that was the way to her heart," said one person close to Redstone and Viacom.
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All are billed on an invite, obtained by Recode this week, that solicits other potential Bay Area hosts — if they're willing to raise or contribute $35,000 to Republicans.
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Take a glimpse at its website that solicits donations and you'll see blue-eyed babies and butterflies floating above messaging that implies donations regenerate wounds and save lives.
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Watch closely to see if any of the candidates solicits more information from the voters at the town hall, and how often and well they pull it off.
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One uploads and solicits submissions of creepshots taken only at Disney World, while another focuses on the state of Ohio; others are for photos from Mexico and Ireland.
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Vibratex solicits women's feedback in its continual testing of new products, Martin said, noting that what younger women want in a vibrator—non-gendered, amorphic, powerful—is evolving.
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The writer Emily Gould even started a Tumblr account where she solicits selfies from the book's growing audience, a group that includes Lena Dunham, Tavi Gevinson and Lorde.
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The editing processThe Hill solicits and accepts opinion articles from both Republicans and Democrats and works to provide a balanced number of liberal, conservative, independent and nonpartisan opinions.
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Regulations were adopted in December 2016 for the Chapter 8 money and currently those rules are going through a review process before the state solicits applications for water projects.
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NASA has announced the latest beneficiaries of its Small Business Technology Transfer program, which solicits and funds small-scale research projects outside the agency but relevant to its interests.
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In fact, the Park Police actively solicits donations, so long as the horses are "sound," castrated, at least 5.25 feet tall, and are able to walk, trot, and canter.
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Republicans say the fund-raising drop-off has been steep and across the board, from big donations to the small ones the party solicits online from the grass roots.
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That collaboration will supplement WADA's new whistle-blower program, which solicits tips on cheating through a secure website that was started last week and outlines a protocol for handling them.
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Often, the government solicits bribes and levies "taxes" at checkpoints on roads, in the form of confiscation of product, which push prices up beyond the higher levels caused by product scarcity.
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Gushing about to friends about how excited I get about finding a seat on the train in Persona 5, or picking up a new book, solicits an eyebrow raise at best.
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OANN launched in 2013 and is funded and run by technology millionaire Robert Herring Sr. It has been steadfast in its support of Trump and actively solicits his attention and praise.
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Facebook solicits outside evaluations so that it doesn't have to pass judgment itself — but the checking process is slow, and partner organizations don't always have the expertise to evaluate manipulated video.
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Palantir is currently embroiled in a legal dispute with the US Army "over the way the Army solicits bids for its data intelligence technology used on battlefields worldwide," according to Bloomberg.
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The museum had previously offered a $5 million reward, but has temporarily upped that figure as it solicits a new generation for information leading to the return of the stolen works.
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O'Brien solicits young men from around the world to star in online tickling videos, where they're strapped down while other athletic young dudes torture them with tickles (all while fully clothed).
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A tall woman with a long black mane solicits an editorial from a curly-haired writer, and another woman at the table tells a story set at a klezmer-music conference.
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Driven by a sense of justice, Spenser solicits the help of his roommate Hawk (Duke) and his girlfriend Cissy (the hilarious Iliza Shlesinger) to take down the shady Boston police department.
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"USDA has several thousand scientists and over 85033,000 employees who work on myriad topics and issues; not every single finding or piece of work solicits a government press release," the spokesperson added.
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But a president who actively solicits foreign help in shoring up his minority rule is a crisis, even if Trump has brutalized our civic culture to the point where it feels ordinary.
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Mr. Jiang's explanation boiled down to this: On paper, he said, Huawei is owned by a labor union that solicits donations from employees when their colleagues have health problems and the like.
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"USDA has several thousand scientists and over 22014,210 employees who work on myriad topics and issues; not every single finding or piece of work solicits a government press release," the spokesperson added.
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But few have been as vocal about their struggle as Compassion International, which solicits donations through its $2000-a-month "sponsor a child" program and distributes them through church-affiliated service centers.
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Deer Isle Group has built the D.I.G. Beacon technology system, which automatically outbound-solicits a universe of over 10,000 institutional investors, without requiring LPs to register for an online network of funds.
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The Union Square Hospitality Group analyzes ordering patterns, solicits feedback from customers about pricing and shares data with Michael Lynn, a Cornell professor and expert in the psychology and practice of tipping.
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"There are several members who believe that Paul should have done more, could have done more, and will not condemn the actions of people he regularly solicits money from," the conservative lawmaker said.
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In addition to the new tab, the company is launching a new Groups plugin that admins and developers can add to their websites and emails that solicits people to join their Facebook group.
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The two surveys also use different time frames: the Conference Board's index solicits expectations for the next six months, while the U-M survey looks at a time frame of up to five years.
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Keeping the overhead low is key while she solicits individual and PAC donations to prove to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) that she's a viable candidate in which they should invest money and resources.
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"Bribery had a clear meaning to the framers, it was when the president, using the power of his office, solicits or receives something of personal value from someone affected by his official powers," Feldman answered.
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Organized by the Berlin Film Society, the events were part erotic performance and part viewing of Lust's XConfessions series, in which the director solicits her fans for their fantasies, and then turns them into short films.
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The DNC believes Fox News would be incapable of hosting a "fair and neutral debate" given its ties to President Trump — including the fact that he rates Fox News personalities' loyalty and solicits advice from them.
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I.P.S. solicits and receives funding from foundations and individual donors who align with our mission of turning ideas into action for peace, justice and the environment, and who respect our ability to conduct quality, independent research.
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Art works like a maternal healing when it solicits against all the odds the human capacity to wonder, to feel awe, to feel compassion, to care, to trust and to carry the weight of the world.
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One day, he put his phone number on Instagram, where he currently solicits most of his clients, and asked his followers if they wanted locally sourced, hand-folded dumplings delivered to their door by the man himself.
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"There's a saying here: 'there are more mobile phones in India than there are toilets,'" says Anshul Tewari, the 25-year-old founder and editor-in-chief of Youth Ki Awaaz, which solicits content from young people across India.
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During the Day for Night Summit, McCarthy discussed her "Lauren" project, a surveillance art work that solicits invitations from the public to have the Los Angeles-based artist come into your home and wire it for 24/7 surveillance.
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PORTLAND, Oregon (Reuters) - Federal agents have seized records from a national company that solicits thousands of Americans to donate their bodies to science each year, then profits by dissecting the parts and distributing them for use by researchers and educators.
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One of ISIS's most important fronts, aside from the physical front lines in Iraq and Syria, is its reach online, through which it solicits recruits and radicalizes potential sympathizers — some of whom may then go on to launch terror attacks.
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The court found that Mr. Pruett was culpable under Texas' infamous "law of parties," whereby anyone who "solicits, encourages, directs, aids, or attempts to aid" a person who commits a crime is equally liable, no matter small his or her role.
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"All this being said, if a campaign inadvertently solicits contributions from a few foreign nationals and refunds any foreign national contributions that are brought to its attention, I don't believe the FEC would take any adverse action against the campaign," Toner said.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) stood on the floor Friday passionately exhorting senators to remove Trump from office, warning them that a president who solicits a foreign government to investigate a political rival would do it to them if they got in Trump's way.
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Unlike its predecessors such as Formspring and Honesty Box, the Instagram AMA feature evades the inevitable ugliness of an anonymous question bin by revealing the identity of the asker to whoever solicits the questions, but keeping them anonymous if you decide to repost their question.
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The assessment of Mr. Rahami illustrates the challenges the F.B.I. faces as it solicits information from the public about people who might pose a threat and then must sort through what is credible, while balancing the need to protect the country without overstepping its authority.
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Freek Dikkers, the professor of ear, nose and throat medicine at the AMC whose department bought the heads, said it was stopping after learning that the company solicits donors at hospices and old age homes and that its former owners earned millions from the trade.
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Flyover Media solicits and publishes stories such as this one about ranchers whose livelihoods are threatened by Houston's sprawl; and this one about the history and culture of U.S. Route 23, between Virginia and Ohio, which is the site of one of our nation's largest internal migrations.
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For some time the enforceability of these "employee non-solicit" provisions has been unclear and largely dependent on the facts of individual cases, but several recent decisions have treated employee non-solicit provisions like non-competes and concluded that non-solicits are invalid under California law.
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Over three decades, CASE and the A.C.L.J., funded by donations Mr. Sekulow solicits on TV and through telemarketers, have channeled tens of millions of dollars to the Sekulow family and their affiliated businesses, financing homes in Washington, Tennessee and France; private jet travel; and a chauffeur.
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The creation of a fund that solicits donations from such countries and is championed by Trump's daughter, one of Trump's closest advisers, could open the President up to charges of hypocrisy, saying that the concept is not dissimilar to the Clinton Foundation, which he roundly criticized as a candidate.
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The agency must first issue a notice of proposed rulemaking in which it describes the rule it proposes to issue, identifies all of the sources of data it plans to consider in deciding whether to issue the rule, and solicits comments from the public on the proposed rule.
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Each movie solicits well-earned tears and turns on a profound crisis that can only be solved when the family pulls together, unity that works as a welcome and, in its underlying optimism, deeply moving metaphor for life in what too often feels like the Disunited States of America.
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The call for images and goal of producing AI to classify human waste sounds unique and potentially useful to Jack Gilbert, a professor of pediatrics at the University of California San Diego School of Medicine and cofounder of the American Gut Project, a science project that solicits fecal samples from people.
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The Salinas Police Department solicits tips through anonymous hotlines and via text in an effort to protect and reassure witnesses, whether they fear being outed as snitches, or are wary of being asked questions about their immigration status as undocumented workers from Mexico who work the fields of Salinas Valley.
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"The EPA sets out and requests comment on the roles, responsibilities, and limitations of the federal government, state governments, and regulated entities in developing and implementing such a rule, and the EPA solicits information regarding the appropriate scope of such a rule and associated technologies and approaches," the notice says.
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Trump then filed a new version of his complaint, which included some new information that appeared designed to explain why the case should take place in D.C., such as that Schmidt had previously lived in D.C. and that James regularly attends events in D.C. and solicits campaign contributions from D.C. donors.
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Claim to Fame Ms. Munz is the founder of the Fashion Foundation, a nonprofit that solicits excess samples from fashion houses and designers, sells them online and at a store in Farmingdale, N.Y., and uses the proceeds to buy school supplies for underprivileged students in the New York City area.
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For the FBI, the leak and political fallout, led the agency to change its tactics, keeping a close hold on evidence and its agents task relative to allegations of officials who solicits, accepts, receives, or agrees to receive something of value in return for influence in the performance of an official act.
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Wealthfront was also charged under rule 2000(22018)-2206, which prohibits untrue or misleading testimonials, and the Cash Solicitation Rule (rule 33(23)-229), which prohibits advisers from paying a cash fee, directly or indirectly, to any person who solicits clients for the adviser unless the arrangement complies with a number of strict conditions.
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Over the long holiday weekend, Instagram, Twitter and Facebook were swarmed with images from PopSugar's Twinning app, which solicits a user's selfie and serves up a celebrity lookalike; then you share the matched photo on Facebook and Twitter so everyone reassures you that you don't look at all like, um, let's say Kevin Spacey.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE (R-Texas), has raised more than $25 million this year through ActBlue, the Democrats' online fundraising platform that solicits small-dollar donations.
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"ABLV management permits the bank and its employees to orchestrate and engage in money laundering schemes; solicits the high risk shell company activity that enables the bank and its customers to launder funds; maintains inadequate controls over high-risk shell company accounts; and seeks to obstruct enforcement of Latvian anti-money laundering and combating the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) rules in order to protect these business practices," the announcement said.
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He returned to the car to find his dog was okay, and then tweeted about the incident to both Musk and Tesla, and the CEO (who often solicits suggestions on Twitter) quickly responded: "Fixing..." Dog Mode was rolled out in February as an extension of Tesla's "Cabin Overheat Protection" mode, which automatically cooled the cabin if it reached high temperatures in order to keep "babies or pets" safe, according to Musk.
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