It was as if he were speaking directly to me.
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"Each person is speaking directly to you," she told WBAI.
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Those bumps always felt like they were speaking directly to me!
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Very few of them have the mayor speaking directly on camera.
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Meanwhile, Schumer has been speaking directly with Mnuchin, including twice on Wednesday.
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That effort included speaking directly with Netanyahu and Ambassador Dermer on Wednesday.
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There is nothing abnormal with the executive speaking directly with his employees.
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"Some people lose their way," she said, speaking directly to Mr. O'Reilly.
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Many recipes read as if the artists are speaking directly to you.
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It's shocking the league's investigation would NOT include speaking directly to Hunt.
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But they were genuine, speaking directly and without observing the norms of diplomacy.
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She's talking to the crew but she's also speaking directly to the viewer.
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Campuses are a well-worn setting for speaking directly to a nation's youth.
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Neither she nor Pratt have given any interviews speaking directly about their breakup.
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"Speaking directly, I could make it more truthful to my voice," he said.
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" On speaking directly about RiffTrax, Wiseau explains, "It's a funny approach to entertainment.
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She ended her touching Instagram message by speaking directly to her late great-grandmother.
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"She can't hear anyway, it's OK," Cyrus joked, before speaking directly to her grandma.
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It was as if the crowd-sourced advice column was speaking directly unto me.
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We're challenging some of the dangerous misconceptions and stereotypes by speaking directly with Muslims.
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I take in the sound of a trans voice speaking directly to trans people.
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Then another contestant, Alex, discusses Corrine and DeMario's relationship, speaking directly to the camera.
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The gag order "applies to you," Berman Jackson said Wednesday, speaking directly to Manafort.
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" Trump, speaking directly to the Holets, said, "You embody the goodness of our nation.
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Mr. Schiff said he came to that conclusion after speaking directly with Mr. Nunes.
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In one ITM, Krystal seems to be speaking directly to someone, laughing all the while.
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But Mr Springsteen's showmanship here lies in the act of speaking directly to the room.
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But then there were the women who knew that Kondo was speaking directly to them.
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Several times, he got excited because the music seemed to be speaking directly to us.
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Sitting judges are prohibited from speaking directly about issues that could be seen as political.
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"It's hard, right?" he asked, speaking directly to a young guy in the second row.
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"They were speaking directly to the force and to the American people," General Dunford said.
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Historians need to be the ones on the front lines, speaking directly to the people.
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Sometimes, it's hard for people to imagine speaking directly to the person who harmed them.
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Sondland responded that Taylor's assertion was incorrect, a conclusion he reached after speaking directly to Trump.
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As I did a week ago, I want to end by speaking directly to our competitors.
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One video that really captured my attention featured a woman — Fathiya — speaking directly to the viewer.
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"You also worked with [those segregationist senators] to oppose busing," Harris said, speaking directly to Biden.
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"Bukele favors technology and speaking directly to the people rather than through traditional media," added Allison.
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Listening to this video, it's hard not to feel like Anthony is speaking directly to me.
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He spent most of the debate criticizing President Donald Trump while speaking directly into the camera.
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Speaking directly to Orozco, he added, "I know we'll all do our best to make you proud."
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Unless it comes from his mouth directly, we all know who is speaking directly on his behalf.
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He knows he's speaking directly to the people who put him in office when he uses Twitter.
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After the campaign, Scarborough and co-anchor Mika Brzezinski discussed on air speaking directly with the president.
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He says he can bypass what he labels unfair media coverage by speaking directly using social media.
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Then Mr. Trump brought up Nafta, and it was like he was speaking directly to Mr. Marsh.
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" Then, speaking directly to the camera in a more conspiratorial tone, she added, "You know I recall.
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"I'm not Nancy Pelosi, I'm not Barack Obama," Pomeroy said in one, speaking directly to the camera.
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The lack of precedents speaking directly to the specific question in this case plays in Trump's favor.
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The harsh remarks came just a day after Trump expressed openness to speaking directly with Iranian leaders.
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Whether it&aposs using Twitter or speaking directly to them like he did today in the rose garden.
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The union members were surprised to see their leader speaking directly to his membership while discussing the union.
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Jared Padalecki has broken his silence after being arrested last month, speaking directly to his fans on Sunday.
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Leaders can harness these technologies to the mission of speaking directly to their citizens without gatekeepers or filters.
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He concluded that prudence as well as the written policy counseled against his speaking directly to the president.
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I couldn't believe how good it was, how much I felt that it was speaking directly to me.
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And so maybe I can, by speaking directly to white people, say, look, this is not who we are.
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She will appear speaking directly to viewers, interacting with children in person and interviewing a variety of Afghan professionals.
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He is instead speaking directly to the educated white voters who recoil at the thought of supporting a bigot.
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While still featuring the beloved Geico Gecko, the ad also showcases the CEO speaking directly about the company's values.
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There's no curtain for SZA to hide behind; she's front and center with the spotlight on her, speaking directly.
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But you can watch the footage yourself: There he is, speaking directly and from the heart, calm as snow.
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And I think that piece was speaking directly to white liberals in a way that my other work hasn't.
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When speaking directly to audience members or to the TV audience watching at home, Sanders was sincere and open.
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Whereas with Worldnet, "I always found it helpful that we were speaking directly to the owners," Ms. Licht said.
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Speaking directly now, as the person who's been answering these tweets, I know it could have been much worse.
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He fears improvisation and departure, fears the traveler taking liberties, the poem speaking directly to the heresy of paraphrase.
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He's being rude and dismissive, so I make a stink and end up speaking directly with the manager and chef.
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It feels like they're speaking directly to me, in the same way that Kay sings to Kat, holding her hand.
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Mr. Ford also felt the need to step in and smooth the testy relationship by speaking directly to Mr. Trump.
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On BBC's "Fleabag," Phoebe Waller-Bridge's character is known for breaking the fourth wall and speaking directly to the audience.
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She begins the ad speaking directly to the camera, introducing Mr. Trump as a man who is famous, yet unknown.
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It's strange enough that we carry the internet around in our pockets and hear it speaking directly into our ears.
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Thanks to dream, for six hours, viewers saw and heard these women speaking directly to them, and it made a difference.
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This project, like his others, speaks to the issues of cultural identity and nation formation without ever speaking directly to them.
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I'm going to focus on speaking directly to the American people and articulating my own strong vision for the country's future.
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"There are no words to describe how devastated and heartbroken I am," Estevez said through tears, before speaking directly to Aramazd.
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I laughed and cried with Lorelai and the rest of the characters, feeling as though they were speaking directly to me.
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"We can't afford a fractured party in 2020," one such spot begins with a former Sanders supporter speaking directly to camera.
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" Speaking directly to Trump in an interview in Spanish at his home in Coachella, California, Alvarado added: "This will never end.
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" Speaking directly to the people of Gaza, Mordechai said, "Hamas is burying you and your hope of living a normal life.
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So we've really managed to succeed in playing his own game by speaking directly to him in a language he understands.
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"The Republicans are with you, they want to get your situation taken care of," Trump said, speaking directly to DACA recipients.
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" The press "will not tell you the truth," Trump said, which was why he was speaking "directly to the American people.
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One model is speaking directly to the fashion industry to mobilize and support people feeling vulnerable to the idea of President Trump.
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" Speaking directly to Burnett, she added, "Sir, you've been a giant to us, a legend to us, an icon long before today.
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"There are no words to describe how devastated and heartbroken I am," Estevez said through tears, before speaking directly to her son.
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Whitney Way Thore posted a video on her official Instagram account speaking directly to her followers about recent comments regarding her appearance.
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The question followed an ad from the campaign earlier this month that featured Rubio speaking directly to the camera about his beliefs.
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Speaking directly to our lizard selves, Trump inspires those who are frightened and discouraged, promising aggressive action unencumbered by delay and indecisiveness.
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We want our members to be able to stay tuned because candidates will be speaking directly to their everyday experiences and lives.
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Clinton acknowledged her struggles without hesitation, speaking directly to a group that bedeviled her in the Democratic nominating contest against Mr. Sanders.
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If you do not feel safe speaking directly to the harasser, you can write a letter to the individual indicating your concerns.
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A few weeks ago, I got an alert with a link to an article that seemed to be speaking directly to me.
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Sometimes, the women we wish we knew IRL have a way of phrasing things to feel like they're speaking directly to us.
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Speaking directly to Venezuelan military officials, Trump urged them to allow the humanitarian aid to flow freely into the hunger-stricken country.
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In response, the Edwards campaign recently released its own ad featuring women, speaking directly into the camera, defending Edwards' record on women.
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With this post, Zuckerberg seems to be speaking directly to those who might feel disenfranchised in light of the rise of new technologies.
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In a typical video, Blippi — speaking directly to the camera, straining to project childlike wonder — explores things like buses, excavators, and jungle animals.
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Speaking directly to the people on the street in the hope of getting an edge on pollsters has been tried for many years.
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But, don't despair, Princess Kate is seen — just not speaking directly to the camera or in conversation, as Meghan, Harry and William are.
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" Finally, speaking directly to Murad's former captors, the attorney said, "Nadia Murad's spirit is not broken, and her voice will not be silenced.
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Taking a deep breath, Booker said that Menendez is trustworthy and honest, speaking directly to the jury about his fellow New Jersey Democrat.
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"I think there was a power in speaking directly to Donald Trump, rather than writing a think piece about him, " Mr. Stanton said.
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Craig began by speaking in full sentences in response to yes or no questions from his lawyer, often speaking directly to the jury.
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She becomes, disarmingly, her Seattle-raised self, speaking directly to the audience, taking ownership of the issues of heritage that fuel her play.
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This is food as balm for the homesick, speaking directly to the Thai immigrants who live in the neighborhood — though all are welcome.
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Speaking directly to the camera, Loesch, who had joined the group as a national spokeswoman months earlier, issued a breathless call to arms.
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That doesn't mean going into politics or petitioning the authorities, but speaking directly to the women and girls that she wants to empower.
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Dee Dee leans in and whispers the reporter's question to Gypsy, as if speaking directly to someone other than her mother isn't an option.
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In an interview airing on Sunday on "Fox Business Network," Trump says he can bypass what he labels unfair media coverage by speaking directly.
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It later featured snowboarder Jamie Anderson finishing up a run and had figure skater Adam Rippon holding the camera and speaking directly to viewers.
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It might seem harmless because you weren't even speaking directly to them, but keep in mind that kids do pick up on this messaging.
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Guides, speaking directly into their followers' ears via head-mounted microphones, led large groups into the center of the crowd like battalions into battle.
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Exxon's board has been under pressure for years from investors unhappy with a policy that effectively barred independent directors from speaking directly with shareholders.
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Now she has the chance to do something more by speaking directly to the government's abuse of immigrant children and demanding that it stop.
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To do this, she suggests starting at your current position and speaking directly with your boss to negotiate ways to take on more responsibility.
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Speaking directly to the camera and citing recent politically-charged violence and fear mongering over immigration, Bloomberg urges Americans to vote for Democratic candidates.
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In contrast to his assessment, the report's weakness in speaking directly to any link between big tech platforms and disinformation does look pretty gaping.
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They also created GIFs of the most violent moments from the video and shared a clip showing the suspect speaking directly to the camera.
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Morrison previously dismissed questions about why the former prime ministers wouldn't be attending, saying the day was about speaking directly to the Australian people.
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Mr. Jones's ads, most of them featuring him speaking directly to the camera, ably portrayed the Democratic candidate as likable, serious and forward-looking.
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She is speaking directly to the experiences of people like me, who often find themselves at odds with conventional modes of living in today's America.
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It features people speaking directly to the camera, calling for revolution to rid America of its current system that dehumanizes so many of its communities.
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He later responded to a comment and implied he had been consoling the singer: "I have been speaking directly to her, like I always do."
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And while he did not mention Mr. Trump's name, at times he appeared to be speaking directly about the president and many of his supporters.
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"I realized, that if anybody was trying to throw logs in my path, they couldn't get past me speaking directly, one-on-one," she added.
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Mary-Louise, you do a lot of speaking directly to the audience in this play, and I understand direct address is not your favorite thing?
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Toward the end of the more than two-minute long video released on Sunday, Gillibrand, speaking directly to the camera, announces she's running for president.
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It doesn't hurt, either, that many beloved sci-fi and fantasy franchises of the recent past seem to be speaking directly to the current political climate.
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The campaign released video after video of Trump sitting at a desk, speaking directly to the public with messages uninterrupted by reporters and unfiltered by editors.
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She is seated, speaking directly to the camera, evoking a biographical video from the Democratic National Convention in July that highlighted her career accomplishments and compassion.
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And as if speaking directly to the patriarchy, she passionately added, "Fuck you; I'm big, Black, blunt, and I am going to make money off you."
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Harris opened the third debate speaking directly to President Donald Trump and suggested he would have been indicted if the Department of Justice guidelines were different.
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The leaders of nearly 30 countries will be traveling to Belgium to spend two full days speaking directly with Trump about issues critical to international security.
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Posted to the Facebook-owned social network Instagram, the video shows Mr. Zuckerberg speaking directly into the camera, boasting of nefarious motives behind his online empire.
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In addition to adding your name to a wait list or e-mail list, outfitters also recommend picking up the phone and speaking directly with them.
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For years, he made decisions after speaking directly to players and the women involved in the case and consulted few if any experts in domestic violence.
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She wasn't speaking directly about the plane, but she clearly knows that her character is capable of doing what she needs to do to get by.
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" Speaking directly about Rapinoe's protest, he said: "There is a right to free speech; she also has the obligations to putting on a national team uniform.
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"I think it will encourage candidates to spend more time in states like ours, candidates who are running for president speaking directly to our voters," she added.
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And even in Oklahoma City, teachers commented angrily Tuesday about how some state legislators avoided speaking directly to them, despite their literally camping out outside their offices.
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" She is also the face of the Trump campaign's most overt effort to woo women voters, speaking directly into the camera in a television ad titled "Motherhood.
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In December 2018, Spacey posted a video to his Twitter account speaking directly to the camera in the persona of his "House of Cards" character Frank Underwood.
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Beyond speaking directly to North Korea, Tillerson's message "is certainly meant for China," said Victor Cha, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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You could tell they were still in shock, rattling off small remembrances and speaking directly to Phife's family, offering and asking for support in a tough time.
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" As if speaking directly to January 2017 from the 1980s, Ronald Reagan rises from his grave to ask Streep: "How can a president not be an actor?
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"Donald Trump hasn't served this country a day in his life, essentially dodged the draft in Vietnam through multiple deferments," Waltz says, speaking directly into the camera.
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Speaking directly to Flint residents who have been calling for Snyder to be among those charged, Schuette said the evidence so far has not supported his arrest.
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Meanwhile, more clear-eyed governors are declaring states of emergency and speaking directly to more mainstream news sources to voice their concerns, as are doctors and epidemiologists.
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One of the only voices he&aposd been listening to along his isolated, frozen journey was now speaking directly to him, and not just in a song.
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"The political debate in Italy has taken on an increasingly critical tone toward Germany, speaking directly to Italian anxiety over German power in Europe," Mr. Lesser noted.
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The series is known for its main character, played by Waller-Bridge, breaking the fourth wall by looking into the camera and speaking directly to the audience.
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Her book tour for "Sinceramente" was her recent campaign, and at these events she could be seen signing copies and speaking directly to her faithful followers. Mrs.
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Last week, Sondland told House investigators that he sent this message after speaking directly to Trump and that he could not speak to whether it was true.
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There's nothing there that you're not already getting on the phone, but it's an easier way to interact with a voice interface than speaking directly into the phone.
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Then one day they'd put him in front of a 22-D camera and told him he would be speaking directly to the president of the United States.
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Since Franklin Roosevelt's famous radio fireside chats in the 1930s, presidents have always aimed to engage the American people by speaking directly to their hopes, dreams and fears.
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"Kristin, no matter what, come home," Jay implored, speaking directly to the woman he referred to as the love of his life and a "rock" in their family.
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For all their faults, Trump's tweets are a constant example of a candidate-turned-elected leader speaking directly to the public and declaring what he thinks is important.
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In speaking directly to hospitals in Michigan, I also heard another major benefit of the law: increased access to primary care and reduced reliance on emergency room care.
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" That night, President Ronald Reagan addressed the country, speaking directly to the nation's children: "I know it is hard to understand, but sometimes painful things like this happen.
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So reports the Norwegian outlet NRK, which notes that the students involved were children, and that the man was speaking directly to them while engaged in sexual activity.
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Last year, Spacey posted an eyebrow-raising video to his Twitter account speaking directly to the camera in the persona of his "House of Cards" character Frank Underwood.
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In his weekly fireside chats, Franklin D. Roosevelt began a tradition of speaking directly to the country, inviting people to write to him and tell him their troubles.
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It seemed too good to be true: Snoop Dogg himself, speaking directly to your Facebook feed, with his mind on your money and your money on his mind.
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Perhaps it's because she helped pioneer and encourage a modern fandom identity—speaking directly to her lambs in a language seemingly made just for the both of them.
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This extreme and cathartic music that revelled in its own contentiousness was speaking directly to me, one teen in a million who felt out of step with everyone else.
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When they see them on Twitter, on YouTube, or even in public at something like a press conference, they tend to believe the victim is speaking directly to them.
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" After a few words aimed at "bullies," Jenner ended her statement by speaking directly to President Trump: "I have a message for President Trump, from one Republican to another.
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More than $300,000 in reward money was raised through efforts championed by Tibbetts' parents, who did countless television interviews, speaking directly to their daughter's captors, pleading for her life.
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"We cannot comment further whilst we work with the authorities to investigate but our customers remain our first priority and we are speaking directly with those affected," it added.
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The president sees political advantage in speaking directly to socially conservative voters who often feel maligned – by other politicians ("deplorables"), the news media and a broadly liberal popular culture.
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When President Kennedy said, "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country," I thought he was speaking directly to me.
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"Anything that is speaking directly to inflation is going to be most important" for the market, said James Masserio, co-head of equities in the Americas at Societe Generale.
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Yet, many of these candidates have also been uncomfortable speaking directly about the most powerful tool in the climate solutions toolbox: requiring corporations to pay for their carbon pollution.
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He has already upended decades of American policy by speaking directly with Taiwan's leader, and he has spoken out regularly on events like this week's terrorist attack in Germany.
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The ads, which starred Steyer speaking directly to the camera, captured much of his initial campaign — an earnest, if slightly awkward, persona dedicated primarily to removing Trump from office.
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White House Memo Anthony Scaramucci was almost finished with one of his three Sunday television talk show appearances when he started speaking directly to one particular viewer at home.
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His pieces, which range from an embroidered orange pocket to a rectangle of cloth studded with beads, often incorporate intimate, confessional language, as though Leonilson were speaking directly to you.
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More than $400,000 in reward money was raised through efforts championed by Tibbetts' parents, who did countless television interviews, speaking directly to their daughter's captors, pleading desperately for her life.
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Wonder Woman also tapped into a powerful cultural need, not only breaking box office records but speaking directly to audiences hungry for a female hero driven by goodness and love.
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The final minutes of the episode move between Kim retelling the story of that night to Khloé and Kourtney and Kim speaking directly to the camera in an interview segment.
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On Tuesday, Apple will face the first major hearing in the San Bernardino iPhone case, and new details suggest the company will be speaking directly to the security issues involved.
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The #MeToo movement may have played a role in that shift: Suddenly, women weren't just getting angry in public; they were also speaking directly to one another as a group.
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In fact, IFA just had more than 400 franchise business leaders on Capitol Hill, speaking directly with members of Congress about how this regulatory uncertainty slows down their business growth.
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"I think it will encourage candidates to spend more time in states like ours, candidates who are running for president speaking directly to our voters," she said, according to CNN.
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However, his campaign quickly gathered momentum and national attention, impressing both Conservative MPs and the general public with his strategy of travelling around the country and speaking directly with people.
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The live audio tuning is much smarter, letting users hear the essentials around them like their boss speaking directly to them or an ambulance with the siren on whirring past.
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In the future, there are plans to integrate the system with the department's in-car cameras, and to allow officers to contribute to reports by speaking directly into their phones.
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Reagan chose the high road, accepting outside advice, reorganizing his administration, cooperating with the investigations and, when the time was right, taking responsibility and speaking directly to the American people.
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The ads feature eight presidential candidates — including top contenders like Biden, Warren, and Sanders — speaking directly to camera about their plans to curb the gun violence epidemic in the country.
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In his speech at this year's summit, Prince Charles outlined a 10-step plan speaking directly to the private sector and its role in mitigating the effects of climate change.
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Now, just one day later, Trump has tried to put those concerns to rest by speaking directly with Park over the phone and promising to maintain the existing security alliance.
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Speaking directly to the camera, Trebek — who has hosted the game show since it was revived in 1984 — revealed to fans that he has been diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer.
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Woods even had one of the very first cameos in the video, speaking directly to the Kylie' baby to be and retelling the first time she found out Kylie was pregnant.
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Mr. Rubio is speaking directly to them, and is clearly enjoying himself: He drops some passes, but also makes impressive catches, showing his athleticism and a good-natured sense of humor.
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Last week Spacey posted a video on Twitter speaking directly to the camera as his "House of Cards" character Frank Underwood, who was killed off the show after Spacey was fired.
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"This is a war, and these are our soldiers," Biden says, speaking directly to the camera as video of paramedics and nurses providing care amidst the pandemic cuts in and out.
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The Last Poets emerged in Harlem at the end of the 19733s, reciting rhythmic verses over conga drumming and speaking directly to the disenfranchised youth of New York City's black community.
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The Democratic field is rife for the taking by a candidate who will push all of these consultants, former nominees, and others away while speaking directly to what voters actually want.
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And he took the idea of engagement to the next level by speaking directly with members of the audience about their health care struggles and applauding their bravery in sharing their stories.
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Then on the 19th and final track of Revival, titled "Arose," Eminem continues the narrative of "Castle" by speaking directly to his daughter again, this time as final apologies from his deathbed.
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According to the report, Cohen didn't remember speaking directly with Trump about the details of his letter to Congress, but remembered speaking generally with Trump about staying on message in his testimony.
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Since then, Trump said he would refrain from speaking directly with Tsai unless he first checked with Xi. Meantime, the White House appears to be stalling on planned arms sales to Taiwan.
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He started speaking directly to the Colombian cartels, organizing and receiving the shipment of drugs, storing them, packaging them and sending them to the US, all under orders from Chapo, he testified.
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He started speaking directly to the Colombian cartels, organizing and receiving drug shipments, storing them, packaging them and sending them to the United States, all under orders from his boss, he testified.
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"Adnis," a snippet of which accompanied the official announcement of 4:44 six weeks ago, has JAY-Z speaking directly to his father, maintaining the confessional streak that runs through the record.
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Speaking directly into the phone on a sunny field, Mr. Salvini showed a disposition remarkably sunnier than he had on Monday afternoon, when he suggested the fledgling alliance could be in peril.
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But when speaking directly to voters here this weekend, he measured his words far more carefully, perhaps mindful of the potential risk of taking on a popular figure in the party like Biden.
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Rudy Giuliani: Mueller probe should never have taken place President Trump's personal lawyer speaks out on 'Hannity' about the Russia investigation and the Trump team's strategy of speaking directly to the American people.
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In terms of a positive agenda, the study found these voters wanted candidates speaking directly on their plan to lower the cost of health care and on expanding job growth and wage increases.
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The Academy Award-nominated director and Sanders surrogate cut a 30-second spot for the Vermont senator, which features various surrogates for the Sanders campaign speaking directly to the camera and potential voters.
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Others have begun speaking directly to Mr Cohn or other senior officials like Jared Kushner, Mr Trump's son-in-law, on issues such as the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Whether speaking directly about police brutality, gun control, marijuana legalization, the opioid crisis, or responding to his own past arrest for driving drunk, O'Rourke demonstrated that racial injustice is among his biggest priorities.
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" She continued her heartfelt message speaking directly to those offended and apologized for any misunderstandings: "I want to address this for those who were offended by the editing/retouching/coloring of the cover.
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Speaking directly to Musk's example, we live in a world where Donald Trump has just seized power by appealing directly to the same truck drivers who Musk says will be replaced by robots.
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Several American cities have created innovative strategies to lower AIDS and HIV rates by speaking directly to Hispanic residents – especially youth – about how they can be proactive in protecting themselves and their partners.
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The actual subjects of American Animals appear in the film as interviewees, and they're introduced in a visual format that resembles a traditional documentary, centered in the frame and speaking directly to the camera.
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They found that positive ads (half of Northam's had a positive message, according to DGA Political Director Corey Platt) featuring Northam speaking directly to the camera were more successful with voters than negative ads.
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It was clear that Trump believed every word he said, speaking directly to African-American and Hispanic voters about the personal safety issue that dominates their lives with a passion that Clinton never mustered.
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Clinton ran a broadcast ad speaking directly to the camera saying, "Either we stand with the gun lobby or we join the president and stand up to them," an unnamed jab at Mr. Sanders.
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"He is speaking directly in a way that no one has," said Philippe Reines, a longtime top adviser to Clinton who helped the 2016 Democratic nominee prepare for the presidential debates by playing Trump.
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Spacey had been silent since his apology until Monday, when he posted a video to his Twitter account speaking directly to the camera in the persona of his "House of Cards" character Frank Underwood.
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The first, "It's Garry Shandling's Show," seen on Showtime from 1986 to 19983, freely admitted that it was a show, with Mr. Shandling often breaking the fourth wall by speaking directly to the audience.
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This is why the debate medium exists: to give voters a chance to hear and see the candidates speaking directly to them—and to each other—about the most important issues facing the country.
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The rollout of Swift's seventh album, "Lover," which is due in August, has been awash in rainbow-themed imagery, and Swift is speaking directly on a matter of political and social import — L.G.B.T.Q. rights.
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By not speaking directly to the moral dimensions of abortion, the Democratic Party undermines itself on this issue as well as the moral high ground they rightfully deserve on a number of other issues.
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Nobody is hurt if, for example, he chooses to communicate with his constituents through 140-character tweets rather than by speaking directly to them or answering questions at an open meeting with the press.
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The ad appears aimed in part at attracting women voters, a liability of Trump's, by featuring a mother speaking directly into the camera saying she's backing Trump because of his national security and immigration views.
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"As part of our oversight work, the House Intelligence Committee is continuing to examine the deep counterintelligence concerns raised in Special Counsel Mueller's report, and that requires speaking directly with the fact witnesses," said Rep.
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As Vox's Dara Lind pointed out, the senator turned both sets of questions to his advantage: When speaking directly to audience members or to the TV audience watching at home, Sanders was sincere and open.
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The most famous footage of David Koresh features the bespectacled leader of the Branch Davidians slouched against an unadorned wall, speaking directly into a camera provided by FBI agents amid the fateful 51-day standoff.
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" On Trump's tweets: "He knows he's speaking directly to the people who put him in office when he uses Twitter ... [General Kelly's] not going to be able to control it either because it's Donald Trump.
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The U.S. has friendly relations with Taiwan, but Presidents since Ronald Reagan have avoided speaking directly with Taiwan's President, because, as part of its "One China" policy, the U.S. formally recognizes only the Beijing government.
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Trump gave a direct and bellicose speech in South Korea about Pyongyang, at one point speaking directly to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. "North Korea is not the paradise your grandfather envisioned," he said.
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Spacey had been silent since his apology until late December, when he posted a video to his Twitter account speaking directly to the camera in the persona of his "House of Cards" character Frank Underwood.
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"Whether speaking directly about police brutality, gun control, marijuana legalization, the opioid crisis, or responding to his own past arrest for driving drunk, O'Rourke demonstrated that racial injustice is among his biggest priorities," Golshan wrote.
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It will mean not only standing at the head of demonstrations with union leaders but also speaking directly to ordinary people at the back of the line who have long been turned off by politics.
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The best example of this strategy is Beyoncé, who controls all of her narrative by speaking directly to her fans using only her work, including her elaborate Instagram posts announcing typical gossip items like her pregnancy.
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Mr. Rubio's previous ads showed him speaking directly to the camera, often with a tone of concern, but little else ever shared the screen, lending an air of self-importance as he sought to appear presidential.
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He can't leave Dick alone, partly because Dick was a writer of fantastic literature who eventually came to believe that God was speaking directly to him, as he had spoken to men like Moses and Muhammad.
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Law enforcement officials have taken the unusual step of speaking directly to the suspect or suspects at news conferences, asking them to call 911 to talk to the police and explain the message behind the attacks.
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Many Syrians, as an alternative, have tried to reach out on their own, circulating videos on social media of their pleading children, speaking directly to camera, cutting out the middlemen, breaking through the art and artifice.
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He has this uncanny ability to make you feel like you're his best friend in the whole wide world, like he's speaking directly to you and really, really does want you to have a good time.
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This is speaking directly to celebratory drinks, coffee dates and random parties that can tug on our conscience with obligation and guilt, but are founded on the conceit that they're leisurely, entirely pleasurable and optional activities.
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The YouTuber spends a lot of time talking to the camera, up close and personal to the screen, and making what is effectively eye-contact — creating a sense of authenticity through speaking directly to the audience.
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Bolsonaro has increasingly eschewed Brazil's mainstream media in recent weeks, speaking directly to his supporters via Facebook Live, or through cozy interviews with friendly TV networks that echo similar communication strategies used by U.S. President Donald Trump.
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He's always on stage at Microsoft's annual E3 press conferences speaking directly to the console brand's legion of fans, and he's generally one of the more accessible exec types for media folks like me to chat with.
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At the Trump rally in Myrtle Beach, where signs that read "silent majority" dotted the crowd, Patricia Saunders told CNN that Trump is speaking directly to a segment of the population that feels left behind and marginalized.
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She continued to make programmes for the next decade, speaking directly to the camera while wearing her black nun's habit and winning fans in Britain and in the United States, where the programmes aired on public television.
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"Trump is working hard to be the blue-collar president, and he's speaking directly to those rank-and-file hard hat members," said Vincent Vernuccio, director of labor policy at the conservative Mackinac Center for Public Policy.
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"This is about the impact on demand and the disruption of global supply chain...it is not speaking directly to the key problem for markets," said Michael McCarthy, chief market strategist at brokerage CMC Markets in Sydney.
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Discussions about bringing in Dershowitz happened over a longer period of time, as CNN has previously reported, and he was also speaking directly to the President about his views on the impeachment case unlike Starr and Ray.
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Second, he must use the bully pulpit to advance his agenda by speaking directly to the people and travelling to vulnerable House and Senate Democrat districts and states to exert pressure in advance of the midterm elections.
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So as Nike, Under Armour and Adidas are making their own investments to improve their women's products — promising better fit and speaking directly to them in marketing campaigns — Dick's Sporting Goods is doing more of the same.
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As for speaking directly with Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, as President Trump recently suggested he would be willing to do, Mr. Tillerson said North Korea needed to demonstrate its readiness for such a dialogue.
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She has the uncanny ability to make all of her 38 million Instagram followers feel like she is speaking directly to them, even when she&aposs not, and they cling to her messages of love and empowerment.
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On Monday, 21-year-old Alejandro Francisco published an essay on XoJane, speaking directly to the gunman as he describes everything that was taken from himself and his community, and the one thing they will never lose – love.
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It is as if speaking directly about this reality — vacant lots, boarded-up buildings and paltry economic investment in majority-black neighborhoods — will turn voters off or make even more real the reality that Chicagoans live every day.
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"Together with my colleagues we've written a first draft of history and endeavored to deliver it to you, while speaking truth to power, without fear or favor with context and perspective," Smith said while speaking directly to viewers.
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"Elizabeth Warren has been speaking directly to a lot of black women's issues," said Avis Jones-DeWeever, a lead researcher on last month's Essence-Black Women's Roundtable poll, which has Warren in third place behind Biden and Harris.
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She also regained access to her gmail account and Google Drive, and only one of the three videos taken down remains offline, but bizarrely it's not the video containing the helicopter attack or Gadahn speaking directly into the camera.
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On many days, those words didn't apply to me — they were about parenting or dealing with children — but on other days, it almost felt as if the messages were speaking directly to me, the way Rogers himself used to.
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And as he claimed his victory, he gave his usual speech: His campaign, he said, is speaking directly to working people across the country in a way that no other campaign is, and that's why he thinks he's winning.
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And I think speaking directly to the audience in those moments makes it a little easier for the audience to be like, okay I can keep watching, on some level I think she's fine, and I'm watching a movie.
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His arrest became a sore point in the US-Sweden relationship last week when President Donald Trump personally intervened in the case, speaking directly with Swedish Prime Minister Stefan Löfven, and then made that involvement very public on Twitter.
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" He continued farther down, once again speaking directly to white America: "Your whiteness has become a burden too heavy for you to carry, so you outsource it to a vile political figure who amplifies your most detestable private thoughts.
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Then-acting Director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement Mark Morgan had begun hyping an upcoming operation targeting undocumented migrant families for deportation and was speaking directly with the President about it, according to a source familiar with the situation.
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In rambling answers, often speaking directly to jurors, he recalled his mother's death at a young age; reminisced on working in his grandfather's bakery; and joked about losing 30 pounds on the campaign trail from knocking on constituents' doors.
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Second, he must use the "bully pulpit" of the presidency to advance his agenda by speaking directly to the people, and then embark on domestic travel to emphasize his agenda — splitting his time between official and political events and messaging.
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"It's the strength of Orwell's novel that I think there's probably never been a time since it was published in 1949 that you could read this book and not think, Oh my gosh, you're speaking directly to me," Macmillan said.
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Macron recently flattered Russian President Vladimir Putin at the French royal palace at Versailles but also put on a bravura performance, speaking directly about alleged Russian meddling in the French election and the "lying propaganda" of Russian state media networks.
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That "Trump whisperer" status was on full display ahead of his visit to the US, when Macron appeared on Fox News -- Trump's favorite network -- to make an early case on the Iran deal, as if speaking directly to the President.
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Ever the coach, Harry Sinden, 83, suggested a new strategy: Instead of speaking directly to an audience, the players formed a semicircle in a dressing-room setting and exchanged behind-the-scenes stories before a rapt audience of about 400.
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Business and industry must also not be shy from speaking directly with public sector officials or actively engaging in the consultation process in all three countries, which can be done in concert among peer firms or through industry trade groups.
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Pence, being a middle-class Midwesterner, can also help make a strong play in the Rust Belt states the Trump/Pence ticket needs to win by speaking directly to blue-collar workers who would find his record of job creation appealing.
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Mnuchin learned during the highly partisan tax reform debate in 2017 that building relationships with congressional Democrats really mattered — as did being viewed as speaking directly for Trump, to the limited extent that anyone but Trump himself can do that.
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Speaking directly to young Virginians, the 56-year-old former president, wearing a suit but no tie, tried his hand at millennial vernacular: "I think it's great that you hashtag and meme, but I need you to vote," Mr. Obama said.
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His works often disentangle repressive nationalist and militarist themes, while also speaking directly and openly about the refugee crisis, which by now has displaced nearly half of Syria's 22 million population, according to the latest statistics from the UN Refugee Agency.
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Whether promoting it through social media — Facebook, Twitter and other platforms — or speaking directly with friends and family members and encouraging participation during public speaking opportunities, any and all efforts will go a long way toward making the census a success.
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WM: This movie feels like it's also whether intentionally or not speaking directly to the machine that has to keep this fame going, and these babies are...who knows what's going to end up happening to any of these babies?
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If you decide to use email instead of speaking directly to a person, Ms. Post suggests some things to remember to keep your digital communications skills work-appropriate: Email isn't private, it's not always reliable and your boss owns it.
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"As part of our oversight work, the House Intelligence Committee is continuing to examine the deep counterintelligence concerns raised in Special Counsel Mueller's report, and that requires speaking directly with the fact witnesses," Schiff, a Democrat from California, said in a statement.
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Even before President-elect Donald Trump sparked a diplomatic kerfuffle by speaking directly with the country's independence-minded leader—thus incurring the ire of Beijing, which sees the country as part of China—Taiwan has been a source of considerable international attention.
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They reached across the whole continent for inspiration, painting with a wide brush that shouts out to a broader African heritage with cultural roots scattered by the transatlantic slave trade — not necessarily speaking directly to any individual culture or real-life African country.
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"One of the ways President Trump won the election was by overcoming the biased, fake news media filter and speaking directly with the American people through social media, rallies, and other events," Lara Trump said in a statement provided to BuzzFeed News.
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"Beto has been relentless about meeting people where they are – whether that's showing up in their communities, responding to people on social media through Town Hall for America, or speaking directly to voters on television screens across the country," a campaign spokesman said.
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" The 38-year-old finished her heartfelt post speaking directly to her boyfriend, "So on our 15th year of knowing each other we were able to open our hearts to each other to feel so much pure love and it's been truly incredible.!
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"There are a whole bunch of people in the Democratic party who have been busting their asses to make sure that women get what they need, people get what they need, children get what they need," Goldberg said, speaking directly to Ocasio-Cortez.
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Second, he wants to see what South Korea might agree to, like canceling all military drills with the US. And finally, he may hope that speaking directly to South Korea will make Seoul decide America isn't a necessary participant in future peace talks.
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Clinton's campaign aides have acknowledged they need to close the age gap with Sanders, but remain confident she will be able to win them over by speaking directly to issues that they care about, namely college affordability, social issues and women's rights.
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Appearing in front of a crowd during a three-day hedge fund conference in Las Vegas, the president's former GOP primary rival said Trump sometimes uses Twitter as an effective form of communication, and he sees the advantage of speaking directly to voters.
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Ms. Gilbert, speaking directly to her readers in a Facebook post, said that after 12 years she was separating from José Nunes, the Brazilian importer whom she met during her travels and later married, and who was a central character in the book.
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Bob Menendez's bribery trial: Five things to watch For nearly an hour, Peter Koski, deputy chief of the Justice Department's Public Integrity Section, set forth the prosecution's case against Menendez and Melgen in colorful detail, speaking directly to the jury without any notes.
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Billionaire Republican donor and environmental advocate Andy Sabin, meanwhile, said he has been speaking directly with White House officials in hope of becoming Trump's unpaid climate change adviser – modeled on the role of fellow billionaire Carl Icahn in advising Trump on regulation.
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Their slightly trippy subjects — two faces speaking directly into each other's minds, via long probosces, or a sequence in which a man comes apart into blobs of color that then reconstitute as a woman — makes his works feel displaced and a little buoyant.
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"The Republicans are with you, they want to get your situation taken care of," Trump said at the White House, as he complained about the $254 trillion spending bill program, speaking directly to recipients of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
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We haven't seen all the details of Pruitt's proposal yet—instead of speaking directly to the public about his plans; he announced the change in a closed-door meeting at the Heritage Foundation and then in an interview with the Daily Caller.
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Policing experts say that measures like the proposed Grand Rapids ordinance are "speaking directly to this wave of viral incidents of 'living while black,'" as Phillip Atiba Goff, the president of the Center for Policing Equity, told the Washington Post in April.
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The "paint skin" (a build-up of acrylic paint) resembles a white sheet draped over a simple wooden structure, evoking the specter of first contact and racial stereotypes, speaking directly to racially motivated hate such as is found in Abu Ghraib and within the KKK.
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"Everyone liked that there were moments when people talked in Spanish, because they were speaking directly to the Latinx community, which is really important for anyone who aspires to make it to the White House," Del Río said on the air after the debate.
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In addition to being privy to the president's thinking, and speaking directly with Trump about issues at the heart of the impeachment inquiry, Mulvaney has also been named by several witnesses as being intricately involved in the president and Rudy Giuliani's pressure campaign on Ukraine.
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Luna Simone, 3, adorably describes a boy she knows in a video Teigen, 33, shared to Instagram on Thursday, showing her daughter speaking directly to the camera while wearing a black-and-pink dress featuring a screen print of princess Anna from Disney's Frozen.
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In a number of ads, Mr. Cooper, who hails from rural Nash County, appeared smiling and positive, speaking directly to the camera in his gentle drawl, arguing that developments like H.B. 2 had also caused the state to take its eye off more important priorities.
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The activist investor who spends much of his time meeting institutional shareholders in Wall Street boardrooms is now speaking directly to the Main Street investor through video, telephone and television as his proxy fight with ADP intensifies before the company's annual meeting on Nov. 7.
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When Trump called the election a "last shot" for the struggling coal industry and when he called for protecting the nation's southern border with a "big, fat, beautiful wall", he was speaking directly to rural America, said David Swenson, an economist at Iowa State University.
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And what about just that style of the State of the Union address and other formal addresses and the trappings that come with that when we're in a world where a YouTube star is someone in their basement speaking directly to the camera — it's head-on.
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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot (D) has already vowed to take "concrete steps" against the plan, directing Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson to terminate ICE's access to the Chicago Police Department's databases related to immigration enforcement activities and speaking directly with ICE leadership in opposition to the operation.
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Because Thiel's company Palantir sells the US military AI technology, some critics saw the editorial as a marketing pitch, "speaking directly to government officials responsible for billions in defense contracting" to make the case that AI is crucial military technology they need to buy from Palantir.
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He has spent the past several days speaking directly to reporters or prolifically tweeting about "presidential harassment" or Democratic House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff, all while trying to discredit the whistleblower whose complaint kicked off the investigation into his phone call with the Ukrainian president.
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As with radio in the 1930s, back when many Americans felt that Franklin D. Roosevelt was speaking directly to them in their living rooms amid a horrendous economic crisis, Twitter creates a sense of intimacy, letting citizens know what is going on and connecting them to their politicians.
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Still more interested in playing to the press gallery than speaking directly to the economic distress of voters in the Rust Belt and elsewhere who handed the presidency to Trump, top Democrats would much rather scapegoat Vladimir Putin than scrutinize how they've lost touch with working-class voters.
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BUT, AGAIN, SPEAKING DIRECTLY TO MR. COOPERMAN MYSELF JUST A FEW MOMENTS AGO, HE TOLD ME, "WE BELIEVE WE'VE DONE NOTHING WRONG" AND THAT IT CENTERS ON ATLAS PIPELINE, A STOCK THEY HAD OWNED FOR YEARS BEGINNING IN 2007, BUT ONE THAT THEY HAD SOLD AS OF 2015.
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If Trump or his advisors were speaking directly to foreign individuals who were the target of U.S. spying during the election campaign, and the intelligence agencies recorded Trump by accident, it's plausible that those communications would have been collected and shared amongst intelligence agencies, surveillance law experts say.
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Judging by Grassley's own comments—in which he has appeared to be more troubled by the fact that Ford did not come forward sooner than by her testimony about a harrowing alleged sexual assault—Republicans have good reason to believe they are better off not speaking directly to Ford.
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" Speaking directly about the Iranian attack on the drone, the commander of the Revolutionary Guards' aerospace division, Brigadier General Amirali Hajizadeh, told the Islamic Republic News Agency: "This is our response to a violation of Iranian space and if the violation is repeated then our response will be repeated.
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When Mr. Trump warns that the United States is getting swindled by the Iran nuclear deal or the North American Free Trade Agreement, he is speaking directly to a feeling among many Americans that they have been sold out by untrustworthy elites, that the game is rigged against them.
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Because their critical minds are sharp and fresh to the happenings in this world, teens are usually the quickest to conclude that women in porn are rarely ever saying words (let alone complete sentences) and, most impactfully, they're almost never speaking directly about their own sexual pleasure when they do.
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With multiple people talking around me, the Here Ones focused on who was speaking directly in front of me, presenting them clearly while the others were muffled, this could work in a more stealthy capacity, picking up only a person behind you while every other noise seemed to be drowned out.
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According to TechCrunch, the company's systems for handling investigations involving the sale or distribution of Juul products to minors could involve secret shoppers—Juul has active undercover shopper programs in both Canada and the U.S.—or speaking directly with the management of a retailer suspected of engaging in the illegal sales.
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When she talked about how the GOP nominee had taken his party a long way "from morning in America to midnight in America," she was speaking directly to those who supported Ronald Reagan and his vision and felt like Trump was taking the nation further away from the GOP president's legacy.
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Rather than simply filming classroom lectures ("which can be pretty tedious to watch") and posting PDFs of the homework and tests, Outlier is shooting classes specifically for online presentation, with instructors speaking directly to the camera, and it's also dynamically generating the problem sets and offering one-on-one tutoring.
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There are an app and a television network named after him: the NaMo app and NaMo TV. He has not held a single news conference in five years, claiming that he prefers speaking directly to the people with a weekly monologue on state radio and, like President Trump, with tweets.
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It still is completely insane to me that that show was on Broadway at all, just because it's miles ahead of anything that anyone is doing right now in terms of form, and in terms of speaking directly to a group of people who are often not represented on theater stages.
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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot (D) announced she would take "concrete steps" to support immigrant communities after the operation was reported, directing Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson to terminate ICE's access to the Chicago Police Department's databases related to immigration enforcement activities and speaking directly with ICE leadership in opposition to the operation.
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"I want to emphasize to you, Mr. President-elect, that we now are gonna wanna do everything we can to help you succeed because if you succeed, then the country succeeds," Obama said, speaking directly to Trump but also signaling to the world a public hand-off of the keys to the country.
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Separating myth from fact Trump's approach to North Korea has wavered between bellicose rhetoric and expressions of openness to diplomacy -- with the President saying one day that the US would rain "fire and fury" on North Korea and then saying he would consider speaking directly with the country's leader under the right circumstances.
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" Speaking directly to McConnell, Stewart said that the senator loves members of the 9/11 community when "they serve your political purposes, but when they're in urgent need you slow walk, you dither, you use it as a political pawn to get other things you want and you don't get the job done completely.
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He rattled Beijing by taking a congratulatory call from President Tsai Ing-wen of Taiwan after the November election, but later said he would refrain from speaking directly with the Taiwanese president unless he first checked with Mr. Xi. In the meantime, the White House appears to be stalling on planned arms sales to Taiwan.
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Barbin said that aspiring angel investors should look for other successful operators or proven angels in the round by investigating them via LinkedIn, Crunchbase, and on social media; noting the deals they've invested in in the past and how they've trended; and speaking directly to entrepreneurs or CEOs who've worked with them previously when considering whether to invest.
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It's not a specific response — it had already been set to be released then — but can certainly be understood as a general one, from a band speaking directly to L.G.B.T. issues, and pointedly clear in its lyrics about violent aggressors and systems that might abet them: "Your calls for peace are ignorant and basic," goes one of the more diplomatic lyric lines.
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The complaint continues that New Way for New Jersey, a political nonprofit formed by Mr. Murphy and top Democratic operatives, was in essence Mr. Murphy's campaign, as they made numerous television ads featuring Mr. Murphy and his family speaking directly to the camera, hosted town halls for Mr. Murphy and employed nearly the entire staff that would eventually make up the Murphy campaign.
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And while all of that might have just been campaign rhetoric, and Trump's team will no doubt have to learn what it takes to run a White House, Obama seemed to be speaking directly to the president-elect Monday when he said: "There are rules and norms and laws, and the people who work for you are also subject to those rules."
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Instead, he focuses on the word "fragile," inserting it again and again into his narrative of a fictional corporate maladjustee: "You're too fragile to hear the message and you'll just sue them if you can, so you live in a confused defeatist bubble wondering why your career options seem limited," he writes, speaking directly to anyone who hasn't embraced the idea of working endless overtime in a frenzied, unhealthy environment.
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People who grew up regularly visiting Fred Rogers' neighborhood will doubtless be propelled back to their childhoods, aided by a roster of celebrities who watch old episodes and marvel at how the host approached them, speaking directly to his audience through the TV. That list includes Sarah Silverman, who actually tears up at one point, John Lithgow and cellist Yo-Yo Ma, who is shown performing -- twice -- with his son Nicholas, first when the lad is just a child, later in his teens.
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