BLANKFEIN: WELL, I'M NOT SPEAKING FOR THE PRESIDENT, I'M NOT SPEAKING FOR THE CHINESE.
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"He was not speaking for the president, nor was he speaking for the administration," Kudlow told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Sansa isn't just speaking for herself, she's speaking for all the women on the show, and for women everywhere.
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We've known each other for 33 years, but he was not speaking for the president, nor was he speaking for the administration.
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The Daily Beast reported that Dowd said he was speaking for Trump, but he later rowed back on that and said he was speaking for himself.
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"Speaking for ourselves, speaking for the United States, Nord Stream 2 pipeline, we think, is a fundamentally bad deal for Europe," he said during a visit to Sweden and Latvia.
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"I am not speaking for the White House; I'm not speaking for the Speaker; but I will speak for the Tuesday Group," Collins, a member of the group, told reporters.
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Just days before his resignation, Dowd said in a statement the investigation should end, initially claiming he was speaking for the President before saying he was only speaking for himself.
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I'M NOT SPEAKING FOR – I THINK IT SHOULDBE LOWER.
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In speaking for himself, he might just as well have been speaking for Trump's most fervid supporters in western Pennsylvania: "If President Trump's in your corner," Saccone said, "how can you lose?"
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Speaking for myself, there are 17 folks around the table.
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" He added, "Just speaking for myself, I had great hopes.
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I felt like he was speaking for the other nominees.
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Number one, you're speaking for the country around the world.
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Mnuchin is obviously at the moment speaking for the president.
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Obama was good at speaking for all of the people.
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Speaking for those who've rehelped ourselves, I'm glad I did.
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"People are perfectly capable of speaking for themselves," she said.
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I'm not speaking for a year, two years from now.
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I'm speaking for the streets, for the people down here.
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Justice Brett Kavanaugh, speaking for a majority of the court, disagreed.
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Brian McGrath, speaking for the fire's unified command, told BuzzFeed News.
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Curry cautioned, however, he was not speaking for the entire team.
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JAMES BULLARD: I don't want to -- I'm not speaking for Jay.
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So why isn't he publicly speaking for the administration more often?
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"Thank you Katie for speaking for @PPact patients everywhere!" she said.
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Speaking for myself, I really enjoy talking to successful bootstrapped companies.
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"It almost looked like [Andreessen] was speaking for Facebook," she explained.
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He said he was speaking for himself and not the organization.
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REED: I have a pretty ironclad policy against speaking for Jesus.
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For so many, I'm speaking for them when I say that.
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Speaking for myself, I think it's really a matter of perseverance.
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Susan: Speaking for myself, there's not many disappointments of the job.
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This principle refers to defining, naming, creating and speaking for oneself.
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But Mr. Padrino said he was speaking for a unified command.
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Quigley was giving his opinion and not speaking for the committee.
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He added he was speaking for Governor Jerry Brown, a Democrat.
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And I'm not speaking for every other cop in this area.
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Ms. Cox and Mr. Payne were prominent in speaking for the refuge.
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So far, none of these theories has experimental evidence speaking for it.
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They sat down at the table and ended up speaking for hours.
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For a nonverbal person like Stallone, speaking for herself is more complicated.
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The new UKIP has few qualms about speaking for this large minority.
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"You gotta be kidding me," says one bystander, speaking for the alligator.
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Maybe we can all say that, but ... I'm only speaking for myself.
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"I'm gonna love him forever," says Lane, speaking for all of us.
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The pair went from not speaking for to publicly trashing each other.
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Trump came close on Tuesday night, speaking for more than 82 minutes.
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"It's all come full circle," Krickstein said, unintentionally speaking for us both.
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Forget Meereen, he said (in a way), speaking for all of us.
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No, you're actually making a point of not speaking for the paper.
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How do you see it playing out, politically speaking, for President Trump?
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So it can't really be that he's speaking for all white men.
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I'm not speaking for everybody, nor am I giving a complete story.
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A lawsuit can become one more way of speaking for the dead.
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The rest of the world is glad to keep speaking for him.
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"I'm not sure where to look," said DeGeneres, speaking for all of us.
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The challenge here, speaking for Reddit specifically, is that we didn't create Reddit.
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Thank you, hairy children of existential dread, for speaking for all of us.
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And I can tell you, speaking for myself, I own nothing in Russia.
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I hadn't realized that she stopped eating and speaking for almost a year.
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His voice, Ms. Geddis said, roared loudest when speaking for those in need.
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" She later added on Twitter, "it's disgusting that people are speaking for me.
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Speaking for Alan so beautifully was (I'm realizing now) an all-star cast.
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Or speaking for all of us in a farewell drawing to President Obama.
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So they're glad that Bernie Sanders and Mr. Trump are speaking for them.
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But as I said before, history has a way of speaking for itself.
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Ted Lieu (D-CA), plausibly speaking for a large chunk of the committee.
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"It's about, 'This is my day,'" Mr. Cohen said, speaking for the brides.
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In this case, though, he's also speaking for the rest of the industry.
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And certainly he was funny, whether writing for characters or speaking for himself.
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But speaking for President Donald J. Trump presents a particular set of challenges.
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"I don't pretend to be speaking for everyone 70-plus," Patrick's text read.
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"Dramatically speaking for filmmaking, it's much more interesting to be nuanced," he said.
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Elizabeth Warren led the pack, speaking for almost 17 minutes, followed by Sen.
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Representative Kevin McCarthy has found his voice in impeachment — speaking for the president.
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KELLY EVANS: So you like the industry, broadly speaking, for a generational mode.
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Ms. McCorvey disowned her past and began speaking for her newly adopted cause.
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And I can tell you, speaking for myself, I own nothing in Russia.
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"And I try, but my running sucks," she sings, speaking for the disenfranchised.
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It's been a rough few months, legally speaking, for both J.D. and Thomas.
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It's time that Native people are given the dignity of speaking for themselves.
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That they felt our party, not just her, was not speaking for them.
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"We understand that our microphones are big and are speaking for everyone," King said.
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We're bearing down a bit more and their play is obviously speaking for itself.
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David Davis, the Brexit secretary, has received the "not speaking for the government" treatment.
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The judge swears her in and asks if I will be speaking for her.
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Chuck Schumer, speaking for the Democrats, demanded the Senate start with President Trump's proposal.
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Now, I'm not speaking for people who need to be continuously monitored, like diabetics.
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I was speaking for myself, I can't speak for everyone in the White House.
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But speaking for myself, Oiκοςpiel is impossible to unplay; it recontextualizes everything it touches.
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She never tells her parents, but she stops eating and speaking for a while.
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"Â Speaking for all the world, Baldwin asked, "Are we going there right now?
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He told us he was speaking for his fucking self, but that was superfluous.
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It's about listening to all different kinds of people and not speaking for them.
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Be an advocate for and ally to sex workers without speaking for them. 34.
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He also said those employees were testifying as individuals, not speaking for the government.
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"This can happen again," he said, adding he was not speaking for Gray's relatives.
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That's what's so great about this magazine in toto: artists were speaking for themselves.
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"The experience was difficult at first," he said, speaking for his classmates as well.
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"Speaking for Melania and Mike," Mr. Trump said, "we thank you all very much."
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"I do not like where this is headed," Boo mutters, speaking for us all.
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They are not speaking for the government, and I'm very glad they are not.
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Speaking for a scant two hours, they vowed to keep things short and sweet.
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Meadows was only speaking for himself tonight, but his is a voice to move votes.
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Anything Senator Colbeck said he was speaking for himself, not on behalf of the Party.
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"We were everywhere inside Iran, still are," the actress speaking for the NSA sources says.
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After not speaking for "nearly a decade," Ben Affleck and filmmaker Kevin Smith have reunited.
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Today every faction sticks to its red lines, claiming to be speaking for the people.
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He wrote that he was speaking for himself as a potential bidder for the company.
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We would not publish their account unless we could signal they were speaking for Kushner.
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Of course, they&aposre speaking for the president, and this was a very tough response.
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Christine was speaking for herself, but she was also speaking on behalf of Andrew Cuomo.
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Speaking for the rest of us, I'd recommend that we never speak of Trump again.
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Speaking for the first time in a week, his voice was oddly hoarse and low.
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She noted that she was speaking for herself, not the company, and recorded the call.
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Goldhagen added that he was speaking for himself and not the institutions where he works.
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There are a lot of Americans who ask why no one is speaking for them?
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Facebook made it clear this week that Thiel wasn't speaking for the company in Cleveland.
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"People should stop speaking for her," Daniels in an interview with British tabloid The Mirror.
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Following that episode, the Fed said Yellen felt dehydrated after speaking for nearly an hour.
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"The EEOC is not speaking for the United States," DOJ lawyers say in their brief.
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Either way, speaking for prolonged periods of time does strange things to a person's brain.
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Patrick recalled one expletive-laden contest concluded with the two not speaking for 48 hours.
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"I'm speaking for those who didn't have a voice, then and now," he told CNN.
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"I identify with that way of noticing," he said, of his clothes speaking for himself.
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Speaking for myself, I would never discuss these experiences with others because they are humiliating.
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Speaking for myself, my support for the civil rights movement is unequivocal and long standing.
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Mr. Dowd said at first that he was speaking for the president, but later backtracked.
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Officials speaking for the White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Mr. Serebrennikov was the only witness to take the stand, speaking for about an hour.
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I never imply that I am speaking for all women in any of those categories.
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Speaking for myself (and possibly the attentive cinematographer), that finale was almost worth the wait.
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It will be speaking for you even if you didn't open your mouth to talk.
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Speaking for myself, I feel the lack of that very keenly, even though it's — goodness!
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If speaking for themselves from their own accounts, they get what's close to free speech.
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"We're the custodians of the game," West said, speaking for all who work within it.
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The absence of prominent women speaking for the GOP nominee is incongruous with political reality.
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He clarified that he was speaking for himself instead of the entire Senate GOP conference.
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"This never should have happened," said Senator Lisa Murkowski, Republican of Alaska, speaking for many.
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In this war, the president is speaking for one set of people; the House for another.
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In that speech, Trump blamed sanctuary city policies and the undocumented, broadly speaking, for bloody crimes.
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Maren's harsh mother, meanwhile, speaking for many in the village, disparages Ursa as fat and lazy.
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Without speaking for Steve, I think the reason is that... I mean, Steve wrote the book.
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Speaking for the government today, Lord Howe said it was willing to agree to the amendment.
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But without speaking for that truth, we become complacent as many Americans have become I believe.
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Thomas, speaking for Target, says he doesn't see a dramatic difference in his store's shirt designs.
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Kendra Wilkinson and Holly Madison went from not speaking for years to publicly trashing each other.
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BAIN: SPEAKING FOR THE MANAGEMENT TEAM, WERE FOCUSED ON BUILDING A REALLY STRONG AND POWERFUL TWITTER.
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She does a ton of yoga too and all that hard work is speaking for itself.
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"I have never even been to a wine cave," she said, perhaps speaking for most viewers.
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Ms. Lim and Ms. Milloy were speaking for themselves and not on behalf of their employers.
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Time management and public speaking, for instance, are common problem areas that won't reflect too poorly.
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"It's gonna go wrong out here," Glenn had warned Daryl earlier, speaking for all of us.
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Mr. Dowd said at the time that he was speaking for the president but later backtracked.
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VFB: I'm not sure that it's a fair characterization that they are speaking for the Taliban.
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The cause was complications of chronic leukemia, said Andrea Schwan, a publicist speaking for his family.
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"Speaking for the octogenarians that are here, most of us are pretty fit," said Kansas Sen.
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"Speaking for the government, I present my condolences to the families affected," he said on Twitter.
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Yes, the women his novels refer to as "sucias" are speaking out and speaking for themselves!
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" A lot of the letters I get from readers saying, "Thank you for speaking for me.
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Chance Beck, speaking for those who supported impeachment, said Mr. Trump's action set a bad precedent.
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The Maldives, speaking for island nations, argued that new treaty negotiations were urgent to protect biodiversity.
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Lucas said she didn't know her second cousin well, and isn't speaking for the whole family.
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She was referring to her fellow seniors, but could have been speaking for all of us.
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"Do you understand, sir?" she asked "Yes, your honor," he said, speaking for the first time.
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And Ken Starr, speaking for the President's legal team on Monday, hammered this point home ably.
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Speaking for both Paris and Berlin, French EU minister said the situation in Hungary was "worrying".
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" She added, "There was no one speaking for us, and we were abandoned by the state.
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"The EEOC is not speaking for the United States," Justice Department lawyers said in their brief.
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Speaking for myself, on Snapchat, I tend to click away from the things that they give me.
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"Your elected officials aren't speaking for you or me," Gore says at one rally in the script.
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But with only 5m of them, its influence stems from speaking for a wider group of sympathisers.
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EUROPEAN COMMISSIONER SEFCOVIC, SPEAKING FOR JUNKER, SAYS EUROPE MUST COMMITT TO PATH OF CLIMATE NEUTRALITY BY 2050
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Speaking for the first time since their falling out exclusively to PEOPLE, Pulos vehemently denied that claim.
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There are several songs like that on his list, songs I want to imagine speaking for him.
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There's just not a lot, comparatively speaking, for the Russians to have found in the DNC's servers.
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And it's important that, throughout the federal government, the chief is viewed as speaking for the president.
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Come to the rallies, I'm on the steps of city hall [today] speaking for Equal Pay Day.
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"I believe I am speaking for a lot of people my age who are retired," Francisco said.
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Clinton and Mr. Obama worried that the Iranians would believe Mr. Kerry was speaking for the president.
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Bravery, poise, eloquence, and speaking for many rather than just for herself, and for what is right.
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They trotted around the country, speaking for abolition and women's rights to audiences that — shockingly — included men.
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And Trump and McConnell reportedly stopped speaking for several weeks after the health care repeal effort foundered.
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"I have proof," Pompliano told Mashable, speaking for the first time since filing a lawsuit against Snap.
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" Speaking for the other families in Trach Mommas, Michot said, "We want to keep our kids alive.
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Foreign leaders knew that Pence was speaking for Trump, when they never felt that way about Tillerson.
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Speaking for EQ Ventures, biofuturist Robert Suarez says he's actively looking for new projects to take on.
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We saw far fewer civilian casualties, relatively speaking, for the number of strikes under Obama than Trump.
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"I'm only speaking for myself, but I think that would serve him better," manager Bryan Price said.
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Indeed, if they're speaking for you, few companies are going to want to do business with you.
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W.D., a reader in Maplewood, N.J., said it was often best to avoid speaking for someone else.
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"Give it to LeBron!" a young boy screamed from behind the team's bench, speaking for nearly everyone.
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I'm guessing that's probably not a good idea to go to — hypothetically speaking for my hypothetical friend.
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Interpreters who were translating for two candidates changed their voices depending on whom they were speaking for.
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The chickens serve as the callers (loosely speaking) for a Sunday afternoon bingo tradition at the saloon.
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How do you know you're actually getting to speak to someone who's speaking for Kim Jong Un?
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The sassy goose is pretty chatty and took his time speaking for a few minutes with guests.
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Rohn went from working as a store clerk to speaking for money at high schools and colleges.
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Starting at the end of this month, late night's lineup will include Mr. Trump speaking for himself.
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"Australia is a burning nation led by cowards," wrote the leading broadcaster Hugh Riminton, speaking for many.
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"Maybe you could just save all this" for the Saviors, Tara said, speaking for all of us.
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He was speaking for a department deeply wounded by the violent death of one of its own.
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Judge Richard Story, speaking for the federal judiciary at the September hearing, did not dispute Reuters' findings.
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Time and again, men crowd over and around Katharine, walking in front of her, speaking for her.
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But it quickly became clear that Mr. Pence and Mr. Mulvaney were not speaking for Mr. Trump.
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I am speaking for just myself but please know that after we found out this news, we have been performing with tears in our eyes and heavy hearts #notmypresident While Pearl says she is only speaking for herself, she implies that many of her fellow Rockettes feel similarly.
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Now all the White House has to do is figure out who is actually speaking for the President.
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After not speaking for over 24 hours, Chyna decided to go find Rob, but came up empty-handed.
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They have no business and no rank to be speaking for the country at a geopolitical flash point.
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That's what makes her character arc so devastating: With Daenerys dead, there's really nobody speaking for the people.
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And while I was there, I said I was confident I was speaking for everybody in the Senate.
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JOE KERNEN: Do you feel confident you're the only one speaking for -- with Iran's leaders at this point?
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Mara Warman, speaking for the school district, also said adequate staffing couldn't be provided because of the strike.
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"We're trying not to be so excited because of the lost potential," Adams said, speaking for the fandom.
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In talking to my readers, I've emphasized the importance of amplifying other peoples' stories, not speaking for them.
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I am speaking for myself, I don't speak for everybody in my generation, but millennials still have that.
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" Ginni Rometty, IBM CEO: The "biggest risk, generally speaking, for businesses is when there is too much uncertainty.
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Speaking for myself, I would say on a typical night, those tunes are the most fun to play.
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Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Mary Elizabeth of Denmark, is speaking for the first time at the conference.
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These are important questions, and senators were surely speaking for the majority of Americans when they asked them.
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The ruling prompted a ferocious dissent by Judge Beverly Martin, speaking for the five remaining circuit court members.
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Either he is speaking for the president, or the president should have known better than to hire him.
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When Fucked Up wrote "I Hate Summer," they were speaking for a small but vocal segment of society.
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I feel like there are hundreds of black people inside me and I'm speaking for all of them.
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She is no longer just parrying attacks in a political campaign; she is speaking for the president-elect.
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When you are used to being behind the scenes and speaking for someone else it doesn't come naturally.
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Liang Hua: Generally speaking, for our consumer business, our products aim to deliver positive experiences for global consumers.
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" And this from February 2017: "And I can tell you, speaking for myself, I own nothing in Russia.
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But he was undercut by others, until finally, he realized he wasn't really speaking for the Trump administration.
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"We say it's because of Instagram," Tappan says, speaking for himself as well as the National Park Service.
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We've found that many gun owners are frustrated that the gun lobby claims to be speaking for them.
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Was he speaking for a fictional character in one of his apocalyptic scenarios, or for his present self?
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By email, she asked the friend if she would consider speaking for even 10 minutes to Herman's investigator.
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He bragged about how he had bought it from a pawnshop, Mr. Goldfarb said, speaking for his son.
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"Speaking for everyone on the board, I sincerely apologize," said Mr. Feidler, an Atlanta-based private equity executive.
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Mr. Pence repeatedly told his listeners that he was speaking for President Trump as well as for himself.
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"But that's not anything near what Bernie said, that's not true," the Michigan native added, speaking for Warren.
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"We'll give it one more shot," McAleenan told the audience as he began speaking for a third time.
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He later walked back his statement, saying he was speaking for himself, not on behalf of the president.
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"We're eternally grateful to you," Kenji told Kuczynski on Twitter, noting that he was speaking for Fujimori's family.
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Speaking for myself, the times I grew the most in my career were also some of the hardest.
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Carter Page was actually on this network a couple of hours ago on Tucker&aposs program speaking for himself.
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And they note that he has the most valuable quality of speaking for the President and having his ear.
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Here was a woman in the tricky position of both speaking for her party and chiding its nativist extremes.
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Pinkett Smith said she called Union and invited her on the "Girlfriends" episode after not speaking for so long.
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The Republican Senate then voted to prevent Warren from speaking for the rest of the debate over Sessions's confirmation.
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Now, after laboring for years as a lone voice on the left, Sanders suddenly finds himself speaking for millions.
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" A White House official told BuzzFeed that Ruddy was "speaking for himself and did not speak to the president.
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Speaking for yourself and avoiding the trap of litigating the race on Trump's terms will be your biggest challenge.
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Speaking for five minutes, Trump acknowledged there were few answers for Americans still coming to grips with the tragedy.
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One is — as you mentioned earlier — the diagnostics are important to show the efficacy broadly speaking for these products.
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Mr. Cruz wound up speaking for over 21 minutes, pushing parts of Mr. Pence's speech well beyond prime time.
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It has shown itself spectacularly apathetic when writers of the sort Solzhenitsyn was speaking for are killed and dismembered.
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"I hope he dies," Elizabeth says, possibly speaking for the audience and most definitely voicing her daughter's inner voice.
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Again, we don't yet know the extent to which Trump Jr. and Papadopoulos were speaking for the overall campaign.
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Just speaking for myself, I would say that I'm really influenced by the electronic music that I listen to.
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High-ranking Russian officials even called the White House to ask whether she was speaking for the United States.
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Our response to this is simple: Who is speaking for whom in these places where women are being repressed?
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"I feel like I've been waiting for this train my whole life," he said, seemingly speaking for many others.
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She said she was not speaking for her clients, just giving her personal opinion as a victim's rights lawyer.
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Despite good, often altruistic intentions, documentarians have been accused of speaking for, or in the place of, various peoples.
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"I think President Obama will be speaking for himself and for the office of the presidency," Mr. Rhodes said.
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Although she now gives dozens of speeches every year, she was terrified of public speaking for a long time.
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Villagers in Wukan once warmly welcomed the media, but many are now afraid of speaking for fear of reprisals.
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"You've been speaking for almost eight hours to this committee about all sorts of things you remember," Harris said.
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Hamilton Now: Subject is on view until November 18 2018; Speaking for Herself continues through to March 17, 2019.
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The movie's centerpiece is footage of Ms. Vargas speaking for herself, in material that Ms. Gund shot in 1991.
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Instead of speaking for the working class, the Clintons spoke about equipping workers to rise into the professional class.
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The Takeaway: But wait, do we actually know who was supposed to be speaking for England in the first place?
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However, the president's top economic advisor, Larry Kudlow, later said Navarro was not speaking for the president nor the administration.
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This is a really bad day for women if this is exactly the person the President wants speaking for him.
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"I don't feel that often now our pop and film critics are speaking for a sophisticated audience anymore," Fogelman said.
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And as for not feeling "very strongly about it," well, we'll let Trump's own words do the speaking for him.
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They were saying they enjoyed it and it was speaking for a group of people who aren't heard as much.
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Also, someone who is speaking for their travel companion or acting defensive when they're spoken to could be a trafficker.
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" - Ersule "[Today's female performers] are speaking for those silent voices that aren't heard, that's what I appreciate about the lineup.
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Most damning of all: When foreign leaders and diplomats hear Tillerson speak, they know he's not speaking for the president.
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"I honestly think that Trump might be more electable," worried Pete Heineck, a factory worker from Wausau, speaking for many.
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Janae's not okay with Judy speaking for the rest of the prisoners, though — she doesn't have the experience they do.
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Let imagination work between the lines, speaking a story for which there are no words, speaking for what's missing always.
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"Streams of tears flowed down against my will and prevented me from speaking for some time," Sarah would later write.
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Likely speaking for a lot of fans who are eager for every detail about their favorite entertainers, zarrylash is conflicted.
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I think she is the best driver in professional basketball for someone her size, relatively speaking, for a big player.
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In its statement, the law firm speaking for Kim Lisinicchia urged patience as authorities work to find out what happened.
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He doesn't view himself as speaking for the nation -- whether to the rest of the country or to the world.
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So a phone call here could suggest that Trump was in the loop — and that Giuliani was speaking for him.
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But when Mr. Stone got too much attention, Mr. Trump told reporters that his adviser was not speaking for him.
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Marley was speaking for the downtrodden and urging oppressed people throughout the African diaspora to revolt by any means necessary.
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You have my, speaking for The Times, you know my enduring commitment that we will treat you fairly and accurately.
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We're told the sisters only planned separate his and hers showers because Rob and Chyna haven't been speaking for months.
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" Giuliani, who said he was speaking for himself and not the president, said Sessions should step up and "save his department.
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And I think speaking for Melania also, he's been the doctor for President Obama, I believe for President Bush, for me.
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Generally speaking, for every dollar the world spends on fossil energy, we only get about 50 cents' worth of the energy.
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Speaking for the first time following the announcement, Carlson told The Washington Post that she feels no remorse for Ailes' outcome.
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Trump praised Merkel on Friday as a "very good person," but said she was speaking for Germany, not the United States.
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"I can tell you, speaking for myself, I own nothing in Russia," President Trump said at a news conference last month.
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I don't feel comfortable speaking for an entire community, especially when that community is so varied and brilliant and beautifully different.
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But when a Black man is accused of sexually assaulting a white woman, history has a way of speaking for itself.
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"A lot of the children coming in were in a state of shock; they were not speaking, for instance," she said.
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Last week, Mr. Corker failed to excite the crowd, speaking for less than three minutes as voters clamored for Mr. Trump.
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I use The New York Times's YouTube page in my Listening and Speaking for Academic Purposes class for English language learners.
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And I think we would like to see Apple, speaking for myself, we would like to see them feel some pressure.
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"We cannot continue to broaden this digital divide that exists in our community," said counselor Catherine McKenney, speaking for the motion.
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The administration isn't helping by dodging and weaving, though it may be a necessity when speaking for a volatile, thoughtless manchild.
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So the three people that they talked about all totally deny it and speaking for myself, I own nothing in Russia.
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According to Entertainment Tonight, Bialik's doctor has ordered the Big Bang Theory star to refrain from speaking for an entire month.
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"She is speaking for so many people across our country who feel beaten down, left out and left behind," Clinton said.
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The gray color scheme has "already started to go out, and we're happy about it," Anderson said, speaking for her firm.
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" Speaking for Mr. Weinstein, Mr. Brafman told the court the emails were a sarcastic exchange on "the absurdity of the allegations.
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After speaking for hours she said it became abundantly clear there was something more romantic going on, and they began dating.
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Both approaches are equally deserving of respect, and they allude to the complexity of speaking about and speaking for minority groups.
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The surprising conclusion was that hearing loss is the largest — accounting, statistically speaking, for approximately 9 percent of all current diagnoses.
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"In this courtroom, only the prosecutor was speaking for Hatun Surucu — so Hatun Surucu was once again alone," Ms. Suren said.
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She was presumably speaking about her mother, although of course she was also speaking for us, those who loved the daughter.
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I myself personally -- I'm not speaking for my caucus -- I myself have always been for lowering the voting age to 16.
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After speaking for about 5 minutes, Booker took questions from the black men in the audience for more than an hour.
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"God has endowed rulers full power to use whatever means necessary — including war — to stop evil," he said, speaking for God.
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Mr. Harkin was speaking for himself in response to questions about his decision to retire and how it has worked out.
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The reason why we do this is because we understand that our microphones are big and we are speaking for everyone.
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But then, very recently, after not speaking for four and a half years, I got a message from her on Instagram.
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"I feel like the characters, and specifically speaking for Moira, are sort of on par with where our audience is," she explains.
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Isabella is speaking for herself, but also implicitly for all women who are expected to bear the burden of men's sexual misconduct.
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Speaking for myself, I initially was so desperate to do this part because I love the Wachowskis and I loved the script.
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"We'll review this bill when it's drafted," a company spokesperson, speaking for Google as well as YouTube, its subsidiary, told BuzzFeed News.
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"For a lot of people — and I'm speaking for myself in Andrew — the zoo became almost a haven for us," Magill said.
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Ever since Mary Shelley let her book loose, Frankenstein's monster has been traipsing through cinemas and Halloween costume stores, speaking for itself.
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In its lawsuit against Todrick, Virgin Produced 2.0 says he's gotta cover their ass, financially speaking, for the lawsuit with Del Rio.
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" She said "Haitians themselves need to be proactive in changing the disaster capital narrative so that other people aren't speaking for us.
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I'm speaking for myself — someone who's mostly healthy, but with enough issues that I visit the lab every few months to bleed.
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Generally speaking, for any top athlete, it's just dealing with the trappings, the pitfalls, and everything that can happen—especially in 2017.
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Speaking for more than an hour in a sweltering room, Trump spent a significant portion of his speech complaining about the media.
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Focusing on those "identity politics" issues would not only be the right thing to do, but also wise, electorally speaking, for Democrats.
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"When a Black man is accused of sexually assaulting a white woman, history has a way of speaking for itself," she wrote.
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" And speaking for many, Scottish historian and philosopher David Hume put it bluntly: "No advantages in this world are pure and unmixed.
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The two leaders met in Helsinki on Monday, speaking for nearly two hours behind closed doors before holding a joint press conference.
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The judge asked Boutrous if the other four companies agreed with his presentation, and Boutrous said he was only speaking for Chevron.
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But the secretary of state isn't just tasked with speaking for Trump on the world stage; he's also charged with advising him.
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Halfway through the story, Deadpool, who seems throughout as if he may be speaking for Mr. Glover, addresses the show's cancellation directly.
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On Thursday, top Trump aide Sebastian Gorka said during a BBC radio appearance that Tillerson was not actually speaking for White House.
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Officials from both sides have been speaking for weeks, with China also making a public push to look open for international business.
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The clip was taken from ABC News coverage of Biden speaking for more than an hour in Derry, New Hampshire, on Dec.
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It also sounds very empowering, monetarily speaking, for those in the game, marketing spit kits and trading (totally consented for!!) genetic data.
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We want to make sure that when you're in office, you're speaking for people of any religion and of no religion equally.
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But instead of just speaking for dollars, how about speaking her mind, in a lexicon purged of the usual platitudes and clichés?
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"Queen is really speaking for all long-term shelter dogs and shelter cats, they're kind of the forgotten ones," Poore told KMBC.
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However, speaking for herself as a space analyst and not for the Defense Department, she raised other cautions about the Space Force.
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After not speaking for a year, Mr. A started politely peppering her with "corny" e-cards and messages from AOL Instant Messenger.
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In turn, Speaking for Herself demonstrates that the collection's strength is anchored by its own holdings of work by significant women artists.
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"That was certainly an awkward job to have, to be speaking for Palin who was internally at war with me," she said.
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But Alyan's beautiful jumble of words and images reimagines the nomadic poet less as a hero, a troubadour speaking for a people.
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And they weren't speaking for many years and they were always trying to sort of get gigs out from under each other.
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Dr. Lieberman has broken the Goldwater Rule in his article for Vice, even as he claims to be speaking for the rule.
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When the government asked for an extension until Monday, the judge refused and questioned whether the Justice Department was speaking for the President.
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Pinkett Smith and Union also used the opportunity to have an honest conversation about what led to them not speaking for 17 years.
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GIGOT: There&aposs a view, politically this helps president and Republicans because they are speaking for workers and so on and so forth.
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I am speaking for forgetful-brained people everywhere: We are aware of the problem, and we'll address it when we get to it.
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The men worked without speaking for several minutes, Eldwin returning to his computer and Brian fiddling with his book but not really reading.
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Across gender lines, women talked more than men overall, speaking for 12.5 minutes on average, compared to men, who spoke for 11.8 minutes.
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But, speaking for myself, I feel like the screen angles of a traditional clamshell laptop might make using a stylus kind of clunky.
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It was getting harder to tell when people were speaking as a character in a story and when they were speaking for themselves.
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This is me speaking for what I think he thinks, which is I think he truly believes that emotions shouldn't cloud your decisions.
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In the 1990s and early 2000s, Sia had a sometimes brilliant but increasingly self-destructive run as a singer-songwriter speaking for herself.
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It turned out that was for both of them, so, Mr. Kasich said, he wound up speaking for only about half that time.
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Here you are running a big company like Hooli ... Yes, I am, relatively speaking, for a lay person who doesn't work in tech.
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Marrero and three others are back in Cuba, speaking for the first time and making new allegations about their treatment in U.S. custody.
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I'm speaking for myself a little here, too, 'cause I grew up in the woods and never really thought I'd make it out.
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Ayala took to Twitter to share her own reaction to his death, writing: "It's disgusting that people are speaking for me," she added.
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But such groups, by claiming to speak for the well-being of native-born citizens, usually imply they're speaking for a silent majority.
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"She can remove Musk from the CEO job—he can't mislead investors about Tesla if he's no longer speaking for Tesla," Cramer said.
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A: Strictly speaking for me that would not have been possible, because in our system you don't interfere in any other minister's domain.
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Speaking for more than an hour Tuesday night here, Mr. Trump also took aim at Hillary Clinton and Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts.
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CNN identified other doctors who had clean records when they started speaking for Avanir, but landed in trouble while working for the company.
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Speaking for 2023 minutes in Miami, Obama took credit for reaching a record-low uninsured rate and slowing the growth of healthcare spending.
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"I don't want to sound like I'm speaking for the gay community," said Mr. Cooper, who publicly acknowledged his sexual orientation in 2012.
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She said she had been speaking for several months at journalism schools and other locations with her "Spotlight" colleagues about the team's work.
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Based on his answer (and also his own personal history) ... we're assuming Chuck wouldn't be mad if he started speaking for the people.
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At a NATO summit, Mattis finally realized he was no longer speaking for the administration, which had been edging him out over time.
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"Cuz" is slowest and most torturous when Allen is explaining her relationship with Michael, and most enrapturing when Michael is speaking for himself.
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And so he stopped, after speaking for about 11 minutes, reaching down to his left for the water he expected to be there.
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I would say, speaking for the bar girl community, that the number one [target] they look for is over 35 and hopefully divorced.
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"A woman came up to me and she said: 'When you say you want to get this done, you're speaking for me,'" Mrs.
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But Falwell's family legacy, as well as his public platform, allows him to perpetuate the illusion that he is speaking for all evangelicals.
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Ruddy later acknowledged that he and Trump didn't actually discuss Priebus and then used the handy shield that he was speaking for himself.
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She's speaking for a small audience in the studio, and for an audience of listeners, and you hear her studiously building dramatic narrative.
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I'm tired of old, rich white people, predominantly men, speaking for me and deciding what I do with my body and my life.
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Speaking for myself, I've found the sudden adjustment to days mostly spent inside and with limited interaction with my friends difficult to manage.
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Typically, the Haggler deals with media relations types, but Ms. Bryant was more than equal to the task of speaking for the company.
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"When speaking for the president you always try to look your best — some days you do better than others," is what she emailed.
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Whether it's addressing climate change or the importance of education for all, young people are speaking for themselves and know what's at stake.
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Whether it's addressing climate change or the importance of education for all, young people are speaking for themselves and know what's at stake.
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"I, speaking for myself, do not approve of the way the church has handled this scandal for the last 16 years," she said.
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NATO day one Trump kicked off his official meetings in London Tuesday with Stoltenberg speaking for nearly an hour in front of press.
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As Mr. Trump was criticizing Democrats, Ms. Pelosi and Mr. Mnuchin were speaking for the 10th time of the day about the legislation.
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As Mr. Trump was criticizing Democrats, Ms. Pelosi and Mr. Mnuchin were speaking for the 10th time of the day about the legislation.
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Speaking for the Mexican government at the hearing, Miguel Ruiz Cabañas, the undersecretary for foreign relations, admitted that the abuse had taken place.
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So the three people they talked about all totally deny it, and I can tell you, speaking for myself, I own nothing in Russia.
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"Tonight, Governor Dayton briefly fainted after speaking for about 2017 minutes," his chief of staff, Jaime Tincher, said in a statement released on Twitter.
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Corden recalled not only chatting about the sketch but speaking for an hour about music and the impact Michael's music had on the actor.
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Haley will also have the additional challenge of working closely with — and speaking for — a man she openly clashed with during the presidential campaign.
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Now defenders of Trillin (and there are plenty) have explained to us that Trillin is not speaking for himself, but is mocking pretentious foodies.
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"We're going to be able to show we are one voice, one people speaking for those whose lives are being trampled on," Durand said.
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Speaking for and with the people unites Johnson and Jones and illuminates the changing basis for politics as a whole – both democratic and authoritarian.
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When reached for comment, the firm said it was speaking for both men, and did not contradict the filing's description of their job history.
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Facebook, where he sits on the board, has said he will not be speaking for the company when he takes the stage on Thursday.
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Speaking for some 40 minutes, he said government media had cast him as a leader of the attempt even before his testimony was taken.
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We must remember to continue speaking for those whose voices have been quite literally stolen away by a system designed to keep them silenced.
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Mueller on Wednesday delivered his first public comments about his 22-month investigation, speaking for about eight minutes on matters related to the probe.
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To mourn that event with a rabbi who is not really a rabbi, speaking for a group that is actually Christian, is deeply disrespectful.
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Mr. Dowd, who had forged relationships with the special counsel's office, said at first that he was speaking for the president, but later backtracked.
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When the judge asked Mr. Singer to describe his role in the plot, he became expansive, speaking for about 10 minutes about his methods.
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Nobody explaining why white working-class voters went for Mr. Trump would be speaking for the millions of white working-class voters who didn't.
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After speaking for the first time, Jim Bridenstine of NASA and his Russian counterpart, Dmitry Rogozin, set out to reaffirm cooperation on orbital matters.
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Surrounding explanations and annotations clearly try to present a balanced view, including a video with five people speaking for and against enhanced interrogation tactics.
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Just speaking for Vox: I interviewed him for a profile during the early 2019 period, and he also appeared on two of our podcasts.
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Houellebecq has always seen himself as speaking for and to such men; women figure in his novels almost exclusively as their tormentors or saviors.
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He was the second lawyer to speak on Tuesday, stepping to the microphone shorty after the Senate convened and speaking for nearly an hour.
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One campaign strategist said it was impossible to tell if Maya Harris was speaking for herself, as an adviser, or as her sister's representative.
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Foreign diplomats frequently complained that they could not be sure that Tillerson was genuinely speaking for the President on vital issues of foreign policy.
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When Page claimed that Google was "not a conventional company," he was speaking for all founders, many of whom would subsequently adopt that convention.
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"In the past, many hospitals turned people away because they were incurable," Yadam says, speaking for the minister, who was away during my visit.
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"I would love to see kind of like a Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson, "Scream" type of thing happen," Bass says, speaking for all of us.
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The debate is over ... 49ers QB Jimmy Garoppolo's very public date with porn star Kiara Mia is a tremendous move, financially speaking -- for her, anyway.
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I am only speaking for myself here, but there's a sort of bizarre pride that comes along with exercising your right to what Roe vs.
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But certainly, at least speaking for myself, that's something that is going to be relevant as I think about the outlook for the U.S. economy.
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Earlier in the day, at a rally in St. Louis, Missouri, Trump had been speaking for less than 10 minutes when protesters began interrupting him.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump held the longest campaign rally of his presidency on Thursday night, speaking for more than 22013 minutes in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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I learned how to speak English … " Clearly frustrated, Mowry Housely interjected: "I'm speaking for my kids and my experience, so you can speak from yours.
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By drawing on so many voices, Kondabolu avoids the problem of becoming one man speaking for many people as Apu has represented a whole community.
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Speaking for the first time about the massacre, Obama said the United States stands with the people of Turkey in their bid to combat terror.
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Now, Betty White, Stephen Colbert, Al Roker, and Jeff Foxworthy are all speaking for Smokey in their own spots about the importance of wildfire prevention.
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And it's why at home and abroad, no one is really sure that anyone besides Trump — even a Cabinet member — is speaking for the administration.
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Speaking for the first time since the split during a comedy set over the weekend, Davidson admitted that, yeah, those probably weren't the best idea.
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Here's what you should consider when developing your game plan: Generally speaking, for singles, the longer you wait to claim benefits, the more you'll receive.
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"The Mexican President has said today, speaking for Mexico, that Mexico intends to move ahead with its ratification process," Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland told legislators.
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In the second debate, Trump barely edged out Clinton, speaking for 40 minutes and 10 seconds while she spoke for 39 minutes and 85033 seconds.
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It was a moronic decision, and worst of all, I embarrassed my friends and colleagues by coming across as if I were speaking for them.
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Speaking for myself, psychology attracts my attention more than any other topic, but what gets me out of bed in the morning isn't just curiosity.
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After speaking for 4 minutes and 44873 seconds, the friend, who also lives in Warren, just north of Detroit, called 911 at 2:42 a.m.
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In an interview this month, Mr. Dion, speaking for himself and perhaps other artists in the exhibition, said he loved the idea behind the show.
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The activist, who represented herself as speaking for the Republican presidential candidate, Richard M. Nixon, said Mr. Nixon would get South Vietnam a better deal.
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As is so often the case with this White House, the president, when he told DACA recipients "not to worry," wasn't speaking for his administration.
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But here, a helping hand is offered from perhaps the single person in this country less qualified to be speaking for a living: a Gronk.
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" The adviser, who made clear that they were not speaking for Harris, added: "From an operative perspective, I don't know if it was worth it.
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Reynolds: I'm not speaking for Sam, but I think some of the best movie stars in the world are guys who stay in their lane.
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"During the process of transforming text into moving images, I found it quite satisfying with its vivid language of speaking for my content," writes Wang.
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His jurisprudence contained an idiosyncratic mix of commitments, but they were fixed and strong, and they yielded vigorous opinions, very often speaking for the majority.
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Speaking for a long-suffering fan base, Ramsey promised to tough it out with the Knicks, to accept the growing pains of a promising rebuild.
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And while other athletes are now able to use social media to push back, speaking for themselves on Twitter, Instagram and elsewhere, Corporal Tillman cannot.
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In reality, Trump's SOTU speech went uninterrupted, and Pelosi's speech-ripping moment happened at the very end, after he was done speaking for the night.
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Millennials and millennial-want-to-be generations (speaking for myself here) don't really care about clothes as much as we may have 10 years ago.
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"We voted for Trump, not that we agree with everything he does," Mr. Green tells me on the show, speaking for himself and his wife.
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Generally speaking, for ordinary drinking, I believe the best ratio of price and quality at wine shops is in the range of $15 to $25.
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"He's speaking for the dead," said Jamiel Shaw Sr., whose teenage son was shot to death by a gang member in Los Angeles in 22009.
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As late as 1985, his father told a local paper that he believed in it, although he stressed he was not speaking for his son.
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There I go, speaking for everyone when I'm alone, naming all the animals and plants as though my words could turn them into something else.
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But it's not necessarily easy for a foreign country to understand what exactly the United States stands for these days, or who's speaking for it.
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Speaking for about 10 minutes, a judge convicted the two main figures and sentenced them to lengthy terms in prison for treason, without saying why.
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Gay parenting, too, is no longer shocking; there are television comedies about it (and, speaking for myself, the comedy of actually being a gay parent).
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And when she defends him against the suspicions of a racist local police officer, she does so by speaking for him and over his objections.
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But then when I was in grad school, I did try to play with this perception and make things that are speaking for Syrian people.
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This was part of Corey Stewart's strategy in a lot of ways, because those voters felt like nobody on either side was speaking for them.
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" Speaking for all people who live "south of the Rio Grande," Mr. Santos thanked Mr. Obama for his "audacity in re-establishing diplomatic relations with Cuba.
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"I'm curious to see how this all plays out," he said, speaking for the league, his fan base and the Nets, saddest spectators of them all.
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"There didn't seem to be anyone speaking for the small person anymore," Randy Lyon, the unofficial dean of Dubuque history and a retired educator and historian.
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"In registering marriages, the biggest problem we faced was the sheikh," said Rajeh, a Syrian refugee, speaking for his community in a village in southern Lebanon.
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He was not referring to the Neshoba County Fair, where he was speaking for the first time, but to the situation in which he found himself.
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Swift is speaking for women everywhere, who, by the mere fact that they have bodies, are constantly subjected to the opinions of others about said bodies.
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And I'm also not speaking for people with needle phobias, although somehow I doubt a "system of exploding micro-needles and magnets" is the best workaround.
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I am speaking for Dontre Hamilton of Milwaukee, Laquan McDonald of Chicago, Stephon Clark of Sacramento, Eric Garner of New York, and the list goes on.
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Mr. Obama has been speaking for some time about the need for the West to more effectively counter the austere and apocalyptic pronouncements of Islamist extremists.
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"My heart is broken," Donald Merritt told FOX10 News, speaking for the first time about the death of his 2-year-old daughter, Joy Monell-Merritt.
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"For many families in our country, childcare is now the single largest expense -- even more than housing," Trump said at the time speaking for prepared remarks.
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"Tonight, Governor Dayton briefly fainted after speaking for about 40 minutes," his chief of staff, Jaime Tincher, said Monday night in a statement released on Twitter.
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" She was speaking for the first time about her acquittal nearly 6 years ago, and also about her daughter, saying ... Caylee "would be a total badass.
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The next few weeks are crucial if UKIP is to achieve its aim of becoming the Scottish Nationalist Party of northern England, speaking for the region.
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"NFIB claims that it is speaking for the small business community in its opposition to Merrick Garland's Supreme Court nomination," the group said in a statement.
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Officials speaking for the White House didn't immediately respond to a request for comment about the full list of Republican senators who will attend the meeting.
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Speaking for an hour, Mr. Strache denounced Mr. Van der Bellen as the epitome of a worn-out establishment whose "welcome culture" for migrants endangered Austria.
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"The reason why we do this is because we understand that our microphones are big and that we're speaking for everyone," King, 47, told the crowd.
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Two crucial questions set the backdrop for the legal battle: Who is speaking for Mr. Redstone, and is he capable of conveying his wishes through them?
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Forty-two percent of respondents think Spicer does more to hurt the president when speaking for the administration, compared to 28503 percent who say the opposite.
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But other members the royal family did not recognise the pretender, pastor Ezra Mpyisi told reporters, speaking for several relatives who also attended the press conference.
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People whose last name is TrumpAll four of Trump's adult children, in addition to his Slovenian immigrant wife, will be speaking for him at the convention.
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It has broad support, and passed by a unanimous voice vote, according to those speaking for the chairman and ranking member of the Senate's energy committee.
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Cashman, speaking for the first time since Girardi's departure from the team nearly two weeks ago, praised him in a nearly hourlong conference call with reporters.
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Jon Shestakofsky, the Hall of Fame's vice president for communications, told ESPN that while Morgan was speaking for himself, the Hall was "aware of" the letter.
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Maybe I'm kidding myself thinking he's speaking for middle America, but obviously, middle America is also the ones who are being strip-mined by these companies.
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"Speaking for myself, and not for the FTC or any other commissioner, I encourage higher courts to reconsider the wisdom of the judge's conclusions," Wilson wrote.
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Mr. Spielberg was also speaking for many in the entertainment industry who were making their first trip to Apple's campus 22018 miles north from Los Angeles.
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As such, governments equally ravaged and depleted by the opioid crisis will be implicitly squaring off in bankruptcy court, speaking for and against the Purdue filing.
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Mr. Abbas was unusually succinct, speaking for barely eight minutes, saying that protests would go on and that there would be a general strike on Tuesday.
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Even the most respected members of the administration never know for sure if they are speaking for the president — and neither do our allies or adversaries.
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The league subsequently apologized for the backlash to Morey's tweet but backed his ability to take a stand on the issue without speaking for the team.
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Speaking for her own branch of government, and flicking mud at Warren, she said: "We are, sadly, at a low point of division in this country."
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Speaking for almost 30 minutes in his first meeting with the media since training camp, Gettleman was asked to grade himself over the last two seasons.
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But personally, and I am speaking for the board, we believe that there are several people on the management team who could do my job today.
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But that means that it protects only the thyroid, not other organs or body systems, said Dr. Anupam Kotwal, an endocrinologist speaking for the Endocrine Society.
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I am speaking for myself here, not on behalf of the Army or the government, but I suspect my feelings resonate with other transgender service members.
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If he uses the NATO meeting to coordinate his message to Moscow, he multiplies the impact by speaking for dozens of free countries, not just America.
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A source at the Scottish government noted Greer was speaking for his own party, and said the Edinburgh administration was concentrated on getting progress on that plan.
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After a speaking for a little over an hour, Obama exited the stage to roaring applause and music by Jay Z, a tribute to the Brooklyn venue.
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Correction: We have modified this article to make it clear that Fahey's statement reflects his own opinions, and that he was not speaking for the entire court.
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Speaking for myself only: I have a warm, dry bed to sleep in every night; plentiful, tasty food; clean water at a touch; my local public library.
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She's still about speaking for what you believe in, but at the same time, she's grown and she's realized that anger and anxiety don't get you anywhere.
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With her songs speaking for themselves (they're candid, they're honest, they're fun, and they're hits), Cyrus is gaining more and more confidence in speaking up for herself.
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The Eagles head coach said he was only speaking for himself, and not the players, but he insisted his players weren't speaking about the incident at practice.
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So to see them become winners - not only speaking for myself - but for most of Pittsburgh, that was just a dream that people didn't think would happen.
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With regards to the Apple standoff, "It's just not clear [Comey] is speaking for the administration," said Richard Clarke, a former White House counterterrorism and cybersecurity chief.
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Politically speaking, for the next week or so the play-it-safe option for Trump would be to lay low, tweet less, and avoid any major mistakes.
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" Bilott was later heard joking that his children called him "The Lorax," after the Dr. Seuss character who fights for the environment by "[speaking] for the trees.
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There are several ways, beyond the language everyone is speaking, for Americans to tell that the eight-episode series (online starting Monday on Acorn TV) is French.
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"We will hold ourselves accountable and you can be sure we will hold you accountable," said Trisha Shetty, 26, speaking for the Young Leaders for the SDGs.
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Speaking for the world's largest publicly traded oil company, Fariello has pushed Congress to respond to Obama administration rules on ozone, methane and other climate-related issues.
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One governing body, speaking for an individual, said that individual, to the best of his knowledge, had no dealings with these people while at his former job.
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In her biography of Victoria and Tennessee, The Scarlet Sisters, Myra MacPherson writes that, by speaking for the dead, women in this era were given a voice.
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Sounds like our camera guy's speaking for himself and other guys out there, but Kelly's advice of going the straight-to-business route applies to both parties.
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Generally speaking, for a statement to be a lie, it needs to be false and it needs to be something that the speaker knows to be false.
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Jennings is speaking for millions of people who fell in love with Kaep's 'do Thursday night ... a 'do that sparked a trending hashtag on black twitter ... #KapSoBlack.
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Ms. Hofmeister, speaking for Mr. Weinstein, said the two met during the making of the film "Pulp Fiction," when Mr. Lombardo was dating the actress Uma Thurman.
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And so here we are, having put down $85 each — which seems to us a bargain, relatively speaking — for a few hours in a reserved chaise longue.
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"The power of gaming is largely speaking for itself, and most of the negative sentiments which surrounded gaming in its earlier days are fading fast," Freytag said.
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"It became clear to everybody that Whoopi and Maya wanted a divorce," Cusick said, noting he was speaking for himself and not the company or its board.
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"I think our allies know at this point he's not really speaking for the administration," the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, told the newspaper.
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"When Ghosn talks about what Nissan and Japan think, he's speaking for himself," an official at the French agency that oversees state shareholdings said at the time.
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When they are not speaking for us, they may take a detour into animal studies, a field where they can rest assured that their subjects remain silent.
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"You're going to need someone to be speaking for you, because there's a lot of emotion involved in divorce, whether you acknowledge it or not," Church says.
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The Senate Democratic leader, who is retiring at the end of his current term, stressed that he was only speaking for himself and not the entire caucus.
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The sponsors may be speaking for corporate interests, playing defense with next year's elections in mind, or may actually think the bill will improve the regulatory process.
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Republican senators repeatedly questioned the vice president on whether he was speaking for himself or the president when he weighed in on topics related to the negotiations.
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But he would have to commit to genuinely speaking for the party rather than positioning himself for a Senate primary or musing about a presidential run. Rep.
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It sounds very much like the minutes, he's presenting the same arguments, he's speaking for the committee rather than just for himself, it sounds like, and not committing.
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I am speaking for just myself but please know that after we found out this news, we have been performing with tears in our eyes and heavy hearts.
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It's frequently a blessing, whether she's throwing expert shade at the Oscars or speaking for mankind by shaming Justin Bieber's dad after he tweeted about his son's penis.
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But generally speaking, for about 1,000 years, the Catholic Church has banned marriage for its priests and demanded celibacy, though it is not a requirement of Catholic doctrine.
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Walid Sukkarieh, speaking for the six lawmakers, accused Prime Minister-designate Saad al-Hariri of blocking the process and refusing to recognize their gains in the general election.
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"I'm all about innovation, encouraging creativity, pushing minds to think out of the shitty boundaries," he — or, rather, the unidentified human speaking for him — told Mashable over email.
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There's a lot of teen Groot here (relatively speaking, for a minute-long montage), including one moment in which he petulantly tells Star-Lord to f*ck off.
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Sometimes, we feel like they're speaking for us, and when we can see past the glaring differences between their skin and ours, we feel unified in their message.
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"We drank at the Xerox PARC well deeply and often," said Don Valentine, an influential venture capitalist, speaking for the many companies who would benefit from PARC talent.
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" Steyer's team said that the campaign would never trade money for endorsements and "anyone who does is not speaking for the campaign or does not know our policy.
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Related: Golden Globes full winners list "The reason why we do this is because we understand that our microphones are big and we're speaking for everyone," King continued.
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Mr. Cruz used his prime-time convention speaking slot on Wednesday to exact revenge, speaking for more than 20 minutes without endorsing Mr. Trump, while the candidate stewed.
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The rule "will harm the very consumers the bureau is charged with protection," said Andrew Pincus, a partner at Mayer Brown speaking for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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Speaking for myself, I want to be a racing driver at the highest level possible and to be able to race against the best drivers, men and women.
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Gray sculpted briefcases and bags also showed real promise, the designs speaking for themselves in a show where the performance components sometimes threatened to drown out everything else.
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"When we weren't speaking for a couple of months, he would normally get back in touch and send me an email or something to catch up," she said.
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Her career has been largely that of an advocate and critic, serving on World Health Organization committees and speaking, for example, at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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Mr. Schiff was by far the main face of the effort, speaking for more than four hours compared with three hours for all six of his colleagues combined.
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Sadly, the task of speaking for what some call "real warfighters" has too often fallen to a cadre of conservative groups, right-wing politicians and cable TV hosts.
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An official speaking for Senegal's national police denied that they arrest people on suspicion of homosexuality, though rights groups said this happens at least several times a year.
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In short: There is roughly zero good reason -- politically speaking -- for a Democratic candidate running for president in 2020 to attack Obama or even, candidly, lightly criticize him.
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I thought, what if I brought in artists from countries that couldn't get a visa right now, and I experimented with different types of artists speaking for them?
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Somehow we managed to do our jobs without having an affair, falling in love, or (speaking for myself, at least) feeling one passing moment that even closely resembled lust.
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If you aren't sure what to do in the moment due to concern of speaking for someone or appropriating the slight, the aftermath is the time to build alliances.
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" Speaking for many of its counterparts, the Fresno Police Department explained the program's appeal by deeming it a tool to "revitalize its image in the eyes of its youth.
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Several women on Thursday evening prevented Philip Hammond from speaking for a few minutes by using loudspeakers to shout slogans during an annual banquet in London's Mansion House building.
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I'm not saying recovery is easy for everyone, just like I don't think Kate Hudson was speaking for anyone but herself when she described feeling her choice was lazy.
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Hoechstetter explained to the man how those women must have felt, and as she spoke, it occurred to her that she was not speaking for them but for herself.
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Without making blanket statements, I know — speaking for myself – I'm much more interested in the intricacies and the little moments that happen between people than these big, broad strokes.
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Speaking for myself, it doesn't matter to me how soothingly a man coos that I'm not like most women, when those coos are accompanied by misogyny against most women.
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After speaking for hours w/ Shane Black I can see why the creator of Superman took only the best parts of Doc Savage and leaving the "weirdo" part behind.
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It's not unusual historically speaking for the minority party to need more than a majority of votes (cast for the two major parties) to win a majority of seats.
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"It was not my intention to get caught up in a national debate, but I do believe that I am speaking for the residents of my city," Schaaf added.
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After a presidential campaign where the winning candidate sought to divide us based on faith, on race and on national origin, we need a uniter speaking for all Democrats.
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Ghattas Khoury, a Lebanese former Parliament member speaking for Mr. Hariri's camp, said the kingdom's Lebanese allies understood its position but would lobby the Saudis to change their minds.
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White House adviser Sebastian Gorka said during a BBC radio appearance that Tillerson was not actually speaking for the White House, and that Trump's threats should be taken seriously.
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I'm just speaking for myself, but I think there is a legitimate way to ensure consumer protections but sell insurance across state lines for more competition across state lines.
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His work essentially ends up speaking for the entire region in the exhibit as only one other artist is on display with multiple pieces in the Bay Area room.
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Speaking for more than two hours, Mr. Baldassare argued that Mr. Wildstein had incentive to lie, because he was trying to avoid prison by delivering scalps for the prosecution.
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But we still have no examples of Oprah speaking for herself as a candidate or attacking a political opponent, which flex different muscles than pushing causes, businesses or movies.
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When Fosca describes what might be considered both her nemesis and her salvation, she might be speaking for Sondheim — a composer once dismissed as all head and no heart.
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But when we allow art the privilege of speaking for itself, of being measured on its own terms, are we really only allowing it when it's made by men?
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Schiff and Jeffries were the top two speakers during the trial for House Democrats, speaking for a total of nearly 11½ hours, according to statistics compiled by C-SPAN.
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She might as well have been speaking for the entire "X-Files" fandom: The reboot of the series was, like many reboots, less spectacular than one might have hoped.
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But the temptation is strong, articulated this week by William Hague, the former Conservative Party leader, speaking for other Tory legislators, who urged her to capitalize on Labour's woes.
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"Donald Trump has been successful for 50 years speaking for himself both in public and in private, and he is indeed the best spokesman for himself," Mr. Black said.
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Speaking for many parents, I'm sure, I have less than fond memories of trying to convince young children that not every skating excursion on the canal involved buying them.
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Pavel V. Danilin, a journalist, and Nikita A. Krichevskiy, an economist, both speaking for the Aeroflot Public Council, loudly enunciated several reasons they thought the guidelines should be followed.
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In a press release, however, Planned Parenthood drew attention to the exchange but left out the words "they said," making it appear as if Kavanaugh was speaking for himself.
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And so having different people speaking for him in different ways and at different times, and his own bluster on Twitter and elsewhere, all that together is his defense.
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We had been speaking for four days — in the apartment; in her writing studio; in restaurants and taxis; on the streets of Oslo — about her life and her art.
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David Cicilline (RI) would be a more progressive choice but, again, would have to commit to speaking for the party consensus rather than serving as a factional voice. Rep.
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The EU AND UK are fast approaching the latest round of Brexit talks, and one man will be speaking for the 27 remaining countries: Europe's chief negotiator, Michel Barnier.
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This would not have been the case if this were 2008 when Michelle was up there speaking or in 2004 when Barack Obama was speaking for the first time.
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BEIJING, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping concluded his speech at the opening of the Communist Party Congress on Wednesday after speaking for almost three-and-a-half hours.
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Schiff said he was speaking for all the Democrats who attended including top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer, top House Democrat Nancy Pelosi, and top Senate Intelligence Committee Democrat Mark Warner.
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But for Shahshahani, the warning sign is that the administration is aligning itself with segments of the US Iranian population and claiming that they are speaking for the Iranian people.
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"But @ClayneCrawford passionately stands for equality and speaking for those who for whatever reason are afraid their voice won't be heard…" …And THAT may rub some people the wrong way.
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Generally speaking, for us to produce any data, the request must be made in writing, signed by an authorized official of the requesting agency and issued under an appropriate law.
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Frankly speaking, for the printing supplies industry, these tariffs do more damage to the consumers and intellectual property holders like HP than it will do to the IP infringing products.
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I'm not particularly looking for it, but I do notice a large, finger-tip sized indentation on the top of his head after we've been speaking for about an hour.
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Speaking for myself, it appears that the Administration was independently sizing the threat to meet the needs of a predetermined policy — precisely the opposite of a healthy intelligence-policy relationship.
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Speaking for over an hour, the former president urged young Americans to vote, endorsed Medicare for all, and directly addressed the threat Trump and the Republican Party to American democracy.
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With their knowledge of their patients' histories, family doctors can help patients create advance care plans that document their wishes before illness or accident prevents them from speaking for themselves.
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Seemingly speaking for all who gathered at the rally, Faruk Akkaya, who works in the tourism industry, said, "We'll stay here until Recep Tayyip Erdogan tells us to go home."
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And though they claim to be speaking for the mom-and-pop landlords of California, the leaders of this campaign are some of the largest property owners in the country.
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The list goes on, but the theme of US disengaging as an interlocutor in the world community and instead speaking for itself, America First, as Trump would say, is everywhere.
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Now, the imprisoned fighter -- real name Jon Koppenhaver -- is speaking for the first time from behind bars as part of a documentary by Jon Bravo ... and he's expressing serious remorse.
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British politicians have been speaking for and against it more or less constantly, only breaking for three days after a young woman lawmaker was brutally killed while meeting with constituents.
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As fans speaking for one faction or the other have appealed to Outlander's cast and crew on Twitter, Balfe, Heughan, and a few others have attempted to moderate the drama.
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As a Gold Star daughter — and, to be clear, I am not speaking for all Gold Star families — I'm not offended by what is happening in the N.F.L. right now.
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Nicolas Loris, a research fellow in energy and environmental policy at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative research groups, said he believed the governors were speaking for a minority of Americans.
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I know speaking for myself, there's only so many critiques one can take before they get a little disappointed and discouraged, so hopefully next week we really get that validation.
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Mr. Uffelman, in his Southern lilt, recalled speaking for 30 minutes to a farmer fixing a tractor, who had concerns about his health care and corruption in the farm economy.
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Although he originally told the Daily Beast that he was speaking for the President in that statement, Dowd recanted and told CNN later he was only speaking a personal capacity.
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So if, in fact, a large part of Spicer's loss of credibility was him just doing his job—speaking for Trump, peddling his message—what's a press secretary to do?
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But never did I wrap my mind around the fact that there would be one character, and it would be Harriet Tubman, and she would be speaking for 55 minutes.
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In the current exhibition, Speaking for Herself, Bruce wants to platform female voices from the AGH's own collection, voices who have not been given adequate space or attention to date.
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Here are his top three tips on public speaking: Vasudevan says that as a messenger, you are performing a service for your audience rather than speaking for your own validation.
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Several women prevented Philip Hammond from speaking for a few minutes by using loudspeakers to shout slogans during an annual banquet in London's landmark Mansion House building on Thursday evening.
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Waka and Tammy's biggest issue is Daniel's from The Great White North, so he's got no business speaking for black people in America, and his bleach-blonde hair doesn't help either.
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The 16-minute segment began with Liu correcting Regan to say that she was not a member of the Chinese Communist Party and was speaking for herself as a CGTN journalist.
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Schumer said it would be inappropriate for Sessions to be involved because he is a long-time political supporter of President Donald Trump, even speaking for him at the Republican convention.
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Milwaukee Public Schools confirmed to The Hill that Sarandos has been placed on leave pending an investigation and that the educator was not speaking for the district or students and staff.
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"It's a process, speaking for all of the Republicans, we want to give everybody a chance to say what they want to say," Trump told reporters at the White House Tuesday.
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"Speaking for the whole board, we're confident in Scott [Sanborn] and [CFO] Carrie [Dolan]," Morris said on the company's earnings conference call Monday morning, where the executive reshuffling was also discussed.
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Fans of the filibuster often describe it as a noble and longstanding Senate tradition, evoking the image of Jimmy Stewart speaking for 25 hours straight to fight corruption in the movies.
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"If you think about what do we use our phones' cameras for, very few of the photos we take are artistically beautiful and well-composed — I'm speaking for myself," Bavor said.
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Speaking for the first time on the decision, Tillerson appeared to distance himself from it, saying that it was Trump's "judgment" that the climate pact did not serve the American people.
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"I would be speaking for the other three a little bit, but maybe the upbeat nature of my record made them a little more willing to try uptempo stuff'," explains Guy.
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Our campaign policy is clear that we will not engage in this kind of activity, and anyone who does is not speaking for the campaign or does not know our policy.
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American culture has changed: Whether writing as oneself alone—Coates—or speaking for a people—Morrison—these two black writers have reaped the named and remunerated honors that are their due.
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It never even publicly identified Russian intelligence as the source of those intrusions, though the subject was widely discussed by senior United States officials when they were not speaking for attribution.
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" A spokesperson speaking for Ryan and McConnell denied Clapper's claims, contending that the 85033 White House meeting involved discussion about "a letter to the states warning against attacks during the election.
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Speaking for over 30 minutes in English, it's the first time Suu Kyi has addressed the situation in northern Rakhine State or the growing international criticism of her and her government.
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"My hope is that it gets the goth movement riled up and motivated to take over the world — if anything, that's the one group whose rights I'm speaking for," he said.
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" Rather than speaking for herself, though, the singer has been largely mum on what it all means, avoiding interviews and public appearances in the run-up to the release of "Reputation.
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"I am speaking for just myself, but please know that after we found out this news, we have been performing with tears in our eyes and heavy hearts," Ms. Pearl wrote.
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This sense of "speaking for the world" confers a level of notoriety and moral authority; a canny secretary general can leverage that to broker negotiations or spearhead major new humanitarian initiatives.
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She's speaking for herself, but as Sony snatches up viral sensations like Kane Brown, Warner Music signs Aubrie Sellers after a buzzed-about indie record, and songwriting vets like Brandy Clark and Chris Stapleton are getting major-label debuts released their way, it starts to feel like the 26-year-old Morris is speaking for plenty of country's new voices as they quit battling the big guys and make a place for themselves on Music Row.
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"Here we are, halfway through this damn thing being built, and they say, 'We don't want to do this now,' " said Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, speaking for those officials.
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The earpiece waits for you to finish speaking for a few seconds and then offers the translation in the other ear (as well as yours, to help you learn the language, apparently).
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"After being told that The Post would cite a recording of the exchange, Buck, speaking for the GOP House leadership, said: "This entire year-old exchange was clearly an attempt at humor.
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Representing herself as speaking for the Nixon campaign, Republican activist Anna Chennault encouraged Saigon to say no to participating in Paris, asserting that Nixon would better defend South Vietnam than the Democrats.
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Publicis said it had asked Roberts to take an immediate leave of absence as the group did not tolerate "anyone speaking for our organization who does not value the importance of inclusion".
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Five liberal activists, some of whom have posted blogs criticizing the political influence of the military and speaking for the rights of religious minorities, had each gone missing separately since Jan. 4.
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"That's part of the negotiations and we're not commenting on the negotiations," said FBI spokeswoman Beth Ann Steele, speaking for the joint task force of law enforcement agencies working on the standoff.
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Travis Tygart, head of the United States Anti-Doping Agency and an outspoken WADA critic, said on Friday that Scott was now speaking for the overwhelming majority of the global athlete community.
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After speaking for several minutes to NATO defence ministers in a closed-door session, Esper was warned by France not to involve the NATO alliance in any military mission in the Gulf.
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Michael Crowley, White House reporter: Mr. Sondland is in effect speaking for the Trump "shadow policy" toward Ukraine that allegedly sought a quid pro quo from Kiev for Mr. Trump's political benefit.
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Only six years after Whitney left this world, her legacy is already trapped in the same reputation tennis that she dealt with in life, and her family are still speaking for her.
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The results are divided along partisan lines, with 6900 percent of Republicans saying the president helps his cause when speaking for his administration, while just 2628 percent of Democrats said the same.
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Footage captured by Kratovil's camera shows Ryan at the podium speaking for about 20 seconds before being approached by the bodyguard, who has since been identified as Joel Morris by Fox News.
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"Speaking for everyone on the board, I sincerely apologize," Mark Feidler, the new chairman of Equifax's board, said Tuesday, adding it had formed a special committee to look into the data breach.
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All, through reps, declined speaking for this story, and their reactions to this tragedy on social media are in keeping with their peers: shock, disbelief, and a call for thoughts and prayers.
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Generally speaking, for us it has always been $1,200, but now it's close to $1,500 or $1,600 to get a year's worth of a visa, and that's for a three-piece band.
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What's striking here is that the state acted not on the basis of an opinion from the Supreme Court but on the basis of an opinion by Justice Kavanaugh, speaking for himself.
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"I can't possibly imagine that I'm speaking for the minds of the delegates, but I know that there were many people that were not enthusiastic about someone who gathered signatures," he said.
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"We've found that many gun owners are frustrated that the gun lobby claims to be speaking for them," Ms. Giffords said in an interview about the advocacy group she formed in Minnesota.
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"I can't presume to speak for W.F.B., but speaking for myself, I'm glad that Margaret has resurrected 'Firing line,'" said Christopher Buckley, the novelist, essayist and son of William, in an email.
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"We arrived at a breaking point," said Carlos González, a spokesman for the National Indigenous Congress, an organization that represents indigenous groups in Mexico, who was speaking for the Zapatistas as well.
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When Kevin, confused and self-loathing though he may be, articulates the desire to "let two competing facts exist in the same space," he might as well be speaking for the play.
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Speaking for the Trump administration, press secretary Sarah Huckabee-Sanders said the U.S. preferred "a unified Iraq" to help ward off both the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) and Iran.
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Our campaign is about representing the great majority of Americans – Republicans, Democrats, Independents, Conservatives and Liberals – who read the newspaper, or turn on the TV, and don't hear anyone speaking for them.
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" Ms. Knittel describes this not as "an act of speaking for and thus appropriating the memory and story of someone else but rather an attempt to bridge the silence through narrative means.
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" The government's case was such a loser that the judge had to take on the responsibility of speaking for the business community and tell the government, "Go home, and don't come back.
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In December, 2014, El Chapo sent del Castillo a handwritten letter: Thank you so much for what you did for me, because, paisana , you did me the favor of speaking for me.
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"This was a serious human rights violation that should never have happened and should never be repeated," Judge Jeon Ji-won, speaking for the panel, said of the detention and forced treatment.
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He prospered as a lawyer, winning his cases not with eloquence, as Cicero did, but with sheer doggedness, piling up details and wearing down his opponents by speaking for hours on end.
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I truly believe that it was these very real human stories that caught the attention of much of the country, rather than the fact that I was speaking for an extended time.
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Maas could be faulted for speaking for the experience of another group of people, but his purpose is to humanize a figure who has often been dehumanized in tellings of US history.
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In late March, a spokesperson speaking for both Instagram and Facebook told CNN Business that the process of curbing the dissemination of vaccine misinformation was always meant to take place over several weeks.
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The male award-winners, conversely, were far more reticent about our current cultural moment, though it's unclear whether they were uninterested, wary of speaking for women, or acting in their own self-interest.
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Disclosure of the Big Pizza tweets as ads would have solved the problem of the audience not knowing when Schefter and Mortensen are speaking for themselves and when they're speaking as paid pitchmen.
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Speaking for the first time since the singer's untimely death, her mother, Eileen O'Riordan, has described the outpouring of tributes from across the world as "a great source of comfort" to her family.
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While it's not really clear what Mueller was looking for in speaking for Barrack, it fits a pattern of the special counsel taking interest in the flow of money related to the campaign.
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I'm speaking for woman that are in similar situations as Nyla and it's my job to do the best I can to tell that story as authentically as possible and do it justice.
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I think it's just something really important for people to be cognizant of and to make sure that they're getting those voices and their not speaking for a group that's not their own.
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So, I really try to be very careful about ever speaking for her because [for] so many years people spoke for her, and I just can't be another woman that lets her down.
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The girl at the center of one of the most bizarre news stories in recent memory breaks her silence this week, speaking for the first time about her ordeal to Dr. Phil McGraw.
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"I didn't want to do the interview without him, as I didn't feel right about speaking for him (even though I pretty much knew his answers to the questions)," she explained over email.
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But some once-proud manufacturing towns had been decimated by the decline of unions and free trade deals that accelerated globalization, and they welcomed a candidate who seemed to be speaking for them.
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Can you bring their testimony to a wider audience, so it's no longer a politician and diplomat or official institution speaking for them, but can you the journalist let people speak for themselves?
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But I think that maybe for Sarah's and my generation—at least, we're closer in age—and just speaking for myself, there's a little tinge of resentment because we grew up in America.
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At the meeting, Emirati officials believed Mr. Prince was speaking for the Trump transition team, and a Russian fund manager, Kirill Dmitriev, represented Mr. Putin, according to several people familiar with the meeting.
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Check out the clip ... she stops short of speaking for the Kardashians (wise move), but Amber definitely makes it sound like she got some intel during her meeting with Kim earlier this week.
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Even if he hangs on, his authority has been dramatically undercut — a White House staffer is only powerful if others in the administration and outside it believe he is speaking for the president.
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That led to calls from within the AfD for his expulsion, which would have meant that security officials in Thuringia had to view him as an individual, and not speaking for the party.
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Diane Foley, the mother of captive journalist James Foley, said that she felt confident Mitchell was misstating the law, but felt intimidated all the same because he was speaking for the White House.
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But he could have been speaking for many of the thousands of lay runners who will toe the starting line Sunday, and thousands more who plan to run the race in the future.
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Literally, all people need to see is someone who accepts the responsibility of the job — someone who understands that leadership in a democracy means speaking for and to the many, not the few.
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"Our campaign policy is clear that we will not engage in this kind of activity, and anyone who does is not speaking for the campaign or does not know our policy," Lammers said.
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Amesh Adjala of Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, speaking for the Infectious Disease Society of America, said that "decades" of research show that travel bans are actually counterproductive in derailing outbreaks.
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Speakers from Gulf Arab states, while not necessarily speaking for their governments, addressed numerous concerns regarding the move, but never suggested breaking diplomatic relations or altering existing military access as an appropriate response.
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"My own view is, and I'm only speaking for myself here, I think that if we can solve DACA and border security that may be the best we can hope for," Thune said.
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The new bar: Prove capable of speaking for 60 minutes without throwing a temper tantrum and ranting about ratings, the failing New York Times, fake news or the size of your inaugural crowd.
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"&aposDarkest Hour&apos would appeal to Trump because it combines courageous self-direction, standing up to the old order, with an almost mystic sense of speaking for the people," Gingrich said in an email.
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But with half of Dutch voters still undecided and no party expected to come close to a majority, Klaver has filled a void by speaking for those who yearn for a more inclusive message.
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"They decided they wanted more of a challenge, and I think the only challenging part of me is how devastatingly handsome I am," the shelter wrote on Facebook, speaking for the near-perfect up.
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Speaking for the federal government, Allon Kedem refuted the notion that the definition of "sexual abuse of a minor" is a function of counting up laws in the 50 states and finding an average.
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And even that was a recent change: Instagram only added the ability to view Stories on the web at the end of August (and speaking for myself, that feature didn't roll out until today).
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At the start of the roughly 16-minute segment, Liu corrected Regan to say that she was not a member of the Chinese Communist Party and was speaking for herself as a CGTN journalist.
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" Speaking for what she's learned from her own time in the hot seat, Steele says, "When you're a public figure and you choose to make a choice to express yourself, things come with that.
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The thing is at the end of the day, and I'm speaking for people that have public accounts, I think if you have a private account, it's a little... it's like a medium ground.
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TODAY'S QUOTE "I am getting fed up ..." European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, perhaps speaking for all of us, as he describes his feelings about Brexit delays AND FINALLY Venomous vittles Cooking with poison?
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Speaking for the entire Peloton team, we are incredibly grateful for all of our Members from all different backgrounds who love Peloton and have welcomed us into their lives over the past several years.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Oil prices can be higher than $40 per barrel, budgeted for 2017, with external factors currently speaking for higher prices in the short term, central bank governor Elvira Nabiullina said on Friday.
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"Speaking for myself, real change will occur when I can walk through the front doors of CBS and resume the creative and working relationship that was so tragically cut short in 1997," she added.
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Dowd had initially told the Daily Beast that he was speaking on behalf of Trump as his "counsel," only to backtrack after his statement was published and say he was actually speaking for himself.
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As for you, dear readers (and listeners), I know I'm speaking for both of us when I say how grateful we are that you shared your stories, your secrets and your struggles with us.
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Yet when editorialists decry Bernie Sanders' student debt forgiveness plan as "unfair" to those of us who already paid off our loans (as they did with Elizabeth Warren's), they're certainly not speaking for me.
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"Going to a nursing facility is not on everybody's wish list," said Carol Levine, director of the United Hospital Fund's Families and Health Care Project, who said she was not speaking for the group.
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While supporters of the take-a-knee protests believe the players are exercising their constitutional rights, the President was speaking for other Americans, many on the right, who see the whole thing as unpatriotic.
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"To pretend that this is what the entire porn industry is like denigrates exactly the people that they claim to be speaking for," Kaytlin Bailey, communications director for advocacy group Decriminalize Sex Work said.
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Though one character all but calls him a coward, saying he could have made a bigger difference, even saved lives, if he'd not been closeted, others, obviously speaking for Lopez, get the last word.
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"Our campaign policy is clear that we will not engage in this kind of activity, and anyone who does is not speaking for the campaign or does not know our policy," the statement continues.
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The Times reported that Trump was angry that Dowd, who had originally claimed to be speaking on the president's behalf in that call, had backtracked by claiming he was actually not speaking for Trump.
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Speaking for myself, I stand with the administration, the president and those right-thinking forces that are working to isolate North Korea economically, socially and politically in order to minimize the threat of conflict.
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Practically speaking for Trump, that meant getting disaster aid to Texas, keeping government running and preventing a default on America's debt, which would have also put a halt to Social Security checks going out.
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Chadwick Boseman, speaking for the "Black Panther" cast, which took the SAG equivalent of best picture, said that he was often asked if he expected the Marvel superhero film to be such a blockbuster.
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Speaking for myself, I notice that the more often I wear a corset, the easier it is to pull my waist in, and the longer I wear it regularly, the more dramatic the results.
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The actresses had an honest conversation during the latest episode of Pinkett Smith's Red Table Talk Facebook Watch show in which they hashed out the miscommunication that led to them not speaking for 17 years.
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"On a day when his former fixer heads to jail and his current fixer heads the Department of Justice, President Trump obstructs both Mueller and his tax returns from speaking for themselves," Texas Democratic Rep.
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To attempt to understand the music and message of H.V.R.F., I traded emails with the official email account of the label and collective—though they wouldn't tell me exactly who was speaking for the group.
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"I'm an activist, and I've been fighting and speaking for the people, and I've been saying to the people, 'If it's not for my generation, it's for my children's generation,'" said the mother of two.
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"We therefore call for the suspension of the activities of the appointed Independent Expert pending the determination of this issue," Botswana's U.N. Ambassador Charles Ntwaagae, speaking for the 54-member Africa group, told the committee.
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It might not set us free — we might still be plagued by the memories of what happened to us, but it emboldens us to speak on behalf of those who cannot risk speaking for themselves.
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"I think that it is clear that no shift in administrations, and I'm speaking for us either, in either of our countries is going to alter or undermine the bonds that we have," he said.
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And instead of defending the President (see Secretary of the Treasury Steven Mnuchin), Tillerson delivered the fatal line about Trump speaking for himself, in what could have been his own declaration of independence from Trump.
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Merkel was not speaking for herself alone, but rather conveying a wider transformation in European attitudes toward a relationship that has long cast Europe as a junior partner in an alliance with the United States.
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"I think some games we haven't shot the ball well, and we just continue to go back and understand the work that we've put in," said Lowry, who took the liberty of speaking for DeRozan.
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To be quite honest, it's been few and far between in my career, the reason being that I've been speaking for 23 other women, so I kind of toed the party line during that time.
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But today, after not speaking for 11 years, it feels right to contact her out of the blue to see if she wants to help me do something that won't benefit her in any way.
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That's weak, historically speaking, for an economy growing as fast as it is; in the 23 fiscal year, when growth was comparable to what it is today, revenues grew 7.5 percent from the previous year.
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She is not a professional photographer, but this portrait she took has an intimacy and frankness that felt very powerful to us, especially considering the great risks he has taken by speaking for this article.
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Mr. Trump made the announcement during one of the longest speeches he has ever delivered, speaking for more than two hours to the thousands of activists at the conclusion of the three-day annual convention.
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The Internet Association, the tech trade group tasked with speaking for Silicon Valley in Washington, D.C., said it has "very strong concerns" that the bill could "impede existing industry efforts" to eradicate child exploitation online.
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Speaking for less than an hour to about 1,000 attendees, a hoarse Trump cast himself as a man apart from the entire political system, painting "Hillary and Ted and Jeb" as beholden to their donors.
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She has also stretched, however gently, the traditional reluctance of royals to express opinions on political matters, speaking for example in March about how self-consciousness around menstruation hurt young women in many developing countries.
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JOE KERNEN: Now, you are speaking for – ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: I will speak for what I imagine-- JOE KERNEN: If there were a trial there would be on objection and it would probably be sustained.
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The high school student became ill and threw up onstage while the cameras were still rolling, before being comforted by another organizer and helped back to the podium where she resumed speaking for several minutes.
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If he really is speaking for "the vast majority" of Senate Republicans, then the fact that they have done nothing meaningful about Trump's abuses of power and dangerous foreign policy is all the more galling.
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"The great loser in these last 23 years has been Mexico, above all, the small farmers," said Ernesto Ladron de Guevara, speaking for one peasant farmers union at a park across from Mexico's Foreign Ministry.
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This September, when she told the UN Climate Summit that if world leaders fail to act, "We will never forgive you," she wasn't just speaking for herself but for "all future generations," as she noted.
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Check it out ... Eugene's not speaking for the rest of the nearly 600 Native American tribes, some of which will head indoors for a "time out" -- as in no talking and no eating or drinking.
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Speaking for the third straight year to an annual gathering of telecoms executives at the Mobile World Congress here, Zuckerberg sought to show his company could be a valuable, if truculent, ally to the wireless industry.
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After speaking for a few minutes, Biden said that there was too much to go into more detail, but he closed the answer by circling back around to funding for legal aid programs and civil liberties.
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"I'm not speaking for the family or Lonnie or Muhammad, but as Ali's lawyer for 30 years, this shows [Trump's] knowledge of American history and his lack of knowledge of laws and the Constitution," Tweel said.
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DiCaprio has broad appeal and has been extremely vocal on climate and wildlife issues, speaking, for example, on behalf of the Paris Agreement on climate change, which looks like it will become official later this week.
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We can't really go back to the Lincoln-Douglas format, which provided for one candidate speaking for an hour, the other getting a 90 minute reply, and the first candidate then delivering a half-hour rebuttal.
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MOSCOW, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Oil prices can be higher than $40 per barrel, budgeted for 2017, with external factors currently speaking for higher prices in the short term, central bank governor Elvira Nabiullina said on Friday.
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Again, I'm not speaking for everyone here, but when you first start off and you're in a band, you try to enjoy as much as you can of it, and that is unfortunately part of it.
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SPEAKING FOR THE EARTH Conveying a love for the slime, and especially the kind of thrill Macalady and scientists like her feel when she finds a really good, really gooey specimen, isn't always an easy task.
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"Both the funders and the faculty and staff at these centers share the same libertarian outlook and goals, so they work together well," said Mr. Kuebrich, who stressed he was not speaking for the task force.
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"They drew these maps for one particular version of the Republican party to do well in, and the voters that they're counting on don't think that their Republican representatives are speaking for them anymore," Ray added.
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To be clear, when I made the public announcement, just as with this blog post and all other discussions I have had on this topic, I am speaking for myself as a potential bidder for Tesla.
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Several women, wearing red evening dresses and sashes with the words 'climate emergency', prevented Hammond from speaking for a few minutes by using loudspeakers to shout slogans during a banquet in London's landmark Mansion House building.
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"I remember having a quick 'oh it's like mewithoutYou but played at 45rpm but with some wild world music sounding beats' – I definitely dug it, but didn't get it fully," he recalls, speaking for this piece.
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We will visit the U.S. Congress and meet several representatives of United Nations members, including countries that have diplomatic relations with Taiwan and have been speaking for us in the U.N. General Assembly in past years.
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Mr. Sanders himself has not gone that far, though in a Fox News forum on Monday he criticized Mr. Biden for speaking for only a few minutes at one of his campaign rallies over the weekend.
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I've replayed that rare, uplifting image of the dancers, a united front, asserting a collective voice at a time when so many others — in the press, on social media — have been speaking for and about them.
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You steep coffee grounds in room-temperature water (which isn't "cold," strictly speaking) for six to 20 hours (depending on the recipe) to make a concentrate that can be diluted with water and served over ice.
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Speaking for the district attorney's office, a prosecutor, Valeria Figueredo, noted that the Weinstein case had "garnered national attention" and claimed that no matter where the trial was held, the protests and the media would follow.
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Around the corner from Ptak's, a formidable-looking formal wear store on Main Street, are a handful of dilapidated storefronts and a vast, empty commercial space that advertises "mental health counseling" and "motivational speaking" for veterans.
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"Leadership change is always important in every country ... but in China, relatively speaking, for the outside world, it's still quite mysterious," said Cheng Li, director of the John L. Thornton China Center at the Brookings Institution.
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Oregon Democrat Ron Wyden, speaking for more than an hour, repeatedly questioned Pompeo's confirmation hearing answers, both spoken and written, as well as his true stance on torture and how he plans to run the CIA.
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After barely speaking for the first three quarters, Steratore was asked to comment on six fourth-quarter plays, including one that produced a questionable roughing-the-passer penalty against Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones.
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That's only speaking for Outside, and we obviously ... I'm also aware that we have a long ways to go in many of these areas, but we are making a concerted effort to make that change now.
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What I'm curious to know is whether you plan to keep tweeting under the title of "alt National Park Service," which might lead some people to believe you're speaking for park rangers who are currently being muzzled.
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"We're at the back of the line behind the banks and so on, so speaking for myself this is a relatively good outcome," said a creditor who asked not to be named because of sensitive business relationships.
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After speaking for some time about the implications of MDMA's future in legal therapeutic settings, I asked her if she thought my marriage's chemically aided beginnings and middle meant that our connection was, to some extent, phony.
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Speaking for the first time about it, the actress admitted that all the talk surrounding her name attached to the project was frustrating as she was already committed to Beauty and the Beast well before it started.
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Who is speaking for the White House -- and who is speaking to the President -- has presented an ongoing dynamic that is still part mystery, part fascination, part terrifying for the lawmakers and staff working on these negotiations.
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BLANKFEIN: WELL, I CAN -- I'M VERY FREE IN GIVING AN OPINION SINCE I'VE NEVER MET HIM OR TALKED TO HIM, BUT I DON'T THINK IT WOULD BE -- I DON'T THINK HE WOULD WANT ME SPEAKING FOR HIM.
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This, apparently, was news to the Katherine's current attorney ... and sources close to the family tell TMZ Prince is in court now to tell the judge they're disputing the new attorney's claim she's now speaking for Katherine.
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IN MARCH ministers of the South Korean parliament set a new world record by speaking for 21969 hours to delay an anti-terror bill that would have given sweeping powers of surveillance to the country's intelligence services.
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Saudi officials themselves, foreign analysts and economists were quick to note, have been speaking for decades about reducing the kingdom's reliance on oil, and similar grand plans for economic transformation have been announced but not carried out.
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After decades of journalistic scandal-mongering, each more intrusive than the last — and then juiced by the Internet — was the jury in Florida that ruled so decisively against Gawker speaking for the entire culture in saying, "Enough"?
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Pascrell, who noted on MSNBC that he was speaking for himself, said that if the returns are not turned over by the Friday deadline he would be willing to begin impeachment proceedings against the Trump administration officials.
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"As a fellow human, [he] has never disappointed me, has always done everything he promised, and has always been respectful," she tells me in an email, making it clear that she was not speaking for her organization.
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John Conyers' attorney Arnold Reed -- who has been speaking for the Michigan Democrat amid allegations of sexual harassment -- will make an announcement Tuesday morning on a Detroit talk-radio show, according to a tweet by the lawyer.
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I don't know who Chase mentored during his time, but I hope what I said to him in 2004 mattered, enough for him to understand that I was not just speaking for myself, but passing something down.
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Leaders of cultural institutions were quick to emphasize that Mr. Macron was speaking for France and France alone, but acknowledged that his actions and pronouncements on African heritage had energized and accelerated discussions on the subject elsewhere.
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"Tomorrow night is the beginning," Sanders told a gathering at Ingersoll Tap, speaking for just about five minutes before leaving to catch a flight to Washington, where he is scheduled to attend impeachment proceedings in the Senate.
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Bolton appeared on Geller's "Atlas on the Air" Internet radio show in November 2007, speaking for nearly an hour to promote his book at time, though the interview evolved into a wide-ranging discussion on Bolton's worldview.
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Traditionally, though, the focus has been on what women wear, and largely what spouses of leaders wear, in part because they tend to be cast in a role that demands their clothes do the speaking for them.
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Now, in a position where I am speaking for an industry I never thought I'd be a part of, I hope to celebrate the women who continue to pave the way for the rest of my community.
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Limousine Messenger In Lizzie Widdicombe's article about Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, Kushner appears to believe that Donald Trump is speaking for "the people," whose interests have been ignored by a corrupt élite ("Family First," August 22nd).
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So, you know, we have to get to a place -- in my view -- this is just speaking for myself -- we have to get to a place where we can be confident that that trading is better regulated.
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Trump is a nationalist, speaking on behalf of the unhappy Western working class, while Francis is a Latin American and a globalist, speaking for the developing world's poor — which is why immigration policy naturally puts them at loggerheads.
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"I for one, just speaking for myself, think the diplomatic portion of the federal budget is very important, and you get results a lot cheaper frequently than you do on the defense side," McConnell told reporters on Tuesday.
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Speaking for the first time since the FBI raided his offices in April, Michael Cohen, personal attorney and political fixer for President Donald Trump, said that he will not be a "punching bag" for the president's defense strategy.
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He agreed to be interviewed, but made it clear his remarks are his opinions as a private citizen and that he is not speaking for or on behalf of the United States Army or the Army National Guard.
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Speaking for more than an hour Saturday night outside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum as the flame of the Olympic torch flickered brightly above him, he urged his followers to dismiss those who claim his path is impossible.
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If Americans in this case we have seen some of the cases where Trump associates are speaking for example to the UAE Prince and so in theory they are surveilling him but they capture the conversations of Americans.
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"He represents the 1980s ethos of materialism and greed; he is vulgar," said a high-ranking Republican staffer who requested anonymity because he works for many elected officials and didn't want to be seen as speaking for them.
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Li was acting in his role as a member of the National People's Congress (NPC), China's parliament, during its meetings that started on Saturday, and speaking for China's copper industry, Huang Dongfeng, a spokesman at Jiangxi Copper (0358.
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When Saul says, of Austin's screenplay pitch, "Nobody's interested in love these days," he could almost be speaking for "True West," which is as laconic about Austin's love-story idea as it is about his wife and kids.
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But the cumulative result of this process is that no one — not in Congress, not in the press, not even in foreign capitals — knows who is speaking for US government, or what policy they're going to land on.
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"We see a very strong indication that where you're located does matter… come to Silicon Valley," intoned Joe Kraus of Google Ventures at the first Disrupt conference I ever intended, speaking for essentially all VCs, including Y Combinator.
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Amid the uproar, Sanders largely escaped notice for a eye-catching statement of her own, rebuking reporters, and speaking for a President who The Washington Post said has made nearly 2,000 false or misleading claims since taking office.
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Trump, speaking for an hour at a campaign-style rally at a retirement community in Florida, offered few details on his executive order and spent most of his speech attacking the health policies of 2020 Democratic presidential contenders.
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Speaking for more than an hour to thousands of high school and college students at the Turning Point USA conference, Mr. Trump referred briefly to his impeachment, accusing Democrats of pursuing an "illegal, unconstitutional hyperpartisan impeachment" against him.
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Speaking for the NYPD, Kevin Richardson, the deputy commissioner of the Department Advocate's Office, which determines which officers to charge and prosecute at the NYPD's internal disciplinary trials, said the law prevented him from commenting on specific officers' cases.
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While, speaking for me and likely many others, exchange-based products aren't easier to me, it does appeal to more institutionally minded individuals or companies for whom holding an account with an exchange or a crypto wallet isn't feasible.
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"I want to express to you how pleased we are that justice was served today, and this murderer was found guilty on all counts," Joughin's uncle Howard Ice, speaking for their family, said afterward, according to the Toledo Blade.
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His rise culminated in his position as archbishop of Washington, DC, where, as one of the most recognizable cardinals in the world, he became a political player—speaking, for example, at the funerals of Ted Kennedy and Beau Biden.
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I mean yes, there's probably a Plumlee kicking around out there we've still yet to meet, but generally speaking, for the sake of being dramatic, Seth's is a life lived in the shadow of a chewed-up mouth guard.
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Things looked as hopeful as possible (relatively speaking) for the president-elect on Friday, after it was announced that country star Toby Keith, rock band 3 Doors Down and singer Jennifer Holliday were set to perform at his Jan.
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"I can't say how critical it is — and I know I'm speaking for many of the others who have worked on this — that that not be a one year wonder but actually the start of a trend," he said.
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Unlike the other neo-dancehall hits clogging up streaming algorithms, the song doesn't venture into cloying, post-Bieber earworms and is instead content to loll about unassumingly, with Gyptian's easygoing flirtations and Equal's able-bodied riddim speaking for themselves.
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In some areas affected by the tariffs, candidates for Congress have had to strike a balance between speaking for area workers who believe tariffs will help them and supporting local businesses and consumers who fear damage from the policy.
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The mothers have now disclosed to their children the circumstances of how they were conceived, and the children are speaking for the first time as adults, reflecting on being called "children of the killers" while they were growing up.
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Unlike Robert Mueller, who never spoke until it was too late and had his work "interpreted" by Trump's attorney general, Bill Barr, the whistle-blower and his allies and the former ambassador are — and will be — speaking for themselves.
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In his summation, Daniel Petrocelli, speaking for AT&T and Time Warner, argued against any ruling that would, for example, require AT&T to sell DirecTV, which has more than 20 million subscribers, in order to purchase Time Warner.
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"It's a process, and we all feel, speaking for all Republicans, we want to go through this process, and we want to give everyone a chance to say what they have to say," Trump said earlier in the day.
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The premise of Will & Grace hasn't changed much at all, especially since the revival completely erases the events of the show's initial series finale, in which Will and Grace stopped speaking for 20 years as they each raised children.
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President Emmanuel Macron seemed to many to be speaking for Europe, even the free world, when he denounced nationalism as the "opposite of patriotism" and the enemy of peace and morality as President Trump and Russia's Vladimir Putin looked on.
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I'm going to go ahead and take the liberty of speaking for all of the folks on the Committee and say that I appreciate your hauling up here to be with us today during what's still very much an [unintelligible] time.
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"Speaking for myself, I feel it was based on good rationale, and the rationale behind the policy was, when somebody eyes such a large market, obviously job creation also is something the government of India is concerned with," Jaitley said.
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But speaking for myself, although the economy recently has been affected by a mix of countervailing forces, I see good reasons to expect that the positive forces supporting employment growth and higher inflation will continue to outweigh the negative ones.
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" Energy Department scientists, (and scientists working on a contract basis) can state their personal opinions as long as they don't claim to be speaking for the department itself, and scientists "must get the opportunity to review Department statements about their work.
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"Just speaking for myself, I had known him since I was 20, and he had only ever been nice to me — except for the moments that he wasn't, and then I called him an asshole, and we moved on," she continued.
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"We believe that soccer ... will become the preeminent sport in North America and I am not just speaking for the U.S.," Cordeiro told a conference call after FIFA's Congress voted for the United States, Canada and Mexico's joint bid over Morocco.
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But broadly speaking, for the more anxiety prone, experts like Krumpl say it's best to opt for a strain high in CBD and low in THC (AKA tetrahydrocannabinol, the psychoactive chemical that can trigger both euphoria as well as paranoia).
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Speaking for the first time in front of the United Nations and UN Secretary-General, the international human rights lawyer recounted Murad's harrowing journey while shaming the world's lackluster response to what she called the genocide of the Yazidi people.
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I know I'm speaking for thousands and thousands of mothers that are silently dealing with their children, their teenagers, who are not doing as well as others can — who have anxiety, who have panic disorders, who have ADHD and ADD.
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"The only thing that frustrated me is there was only one sign shown where he didn't speak and a lot of people would be like, 'Oh, his sister's speaking for him,' or, 'He had nothing to say,' " she told Hollywood Life.
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"His eyes fixed," just before he nodded off across a table from her, Ms. Hill, 32, recalled in an interview here, speaking for the first time about her presence on the April 15 flight from Atlanta, after Prince's two shows there.
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Jon Wellinghoff, who served as FERC's chairman from 2009 to 2013, said it's alarming for Pugliese to be speaking so openly about matters within the agency's jurisdiction, particularly because it could give the impression that he's speaking for the commission.
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Other groups that expressed support for self-driving cars included those speaking for disabled persons who cannot operate a vehicle, and Mothers Against Drunk Driving, which noted that driverless cars could reduce the number of accidents that involve alcohol consumption.
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The former prosecutor's direct and unsparing questioning of Brett Kavanaugh during the Supreme Court hearings helped her foster a strong connection with Democratic women, many of whom said in interviews that they felt as though she was speaking for them.
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The prosecutor, speaking for the United States attorney's office, said that two of the alleged co-conspirators in the case, David Wildstein and Bill Baroni, had "bragged" to the governor about the lane closings at a memorial service for the Sept.
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The sister of Sandra Bland, who died in police custody in 2015 after an arrest during a traffic stop, told CNN Tuesday that Bland is "speaking for herself even beyond her grave" after new footage of her arrest was revealed.
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While Martin was careful to stress that his planned action on campus was a prayer meeting, not a protest, the desired outcome was nevertheless to connect with students at Liberty who felt less than comfortable with Falwell speaking for them.
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The president's spokespeople are easily nicknamed (Spicey, the Mooch) and come with their own ready-made "Saturday Night Live" treatments, side dramas and caricatures, all bound somewhat to the same theme — that speaking for Trump is an almost absurdist proposition.
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The most eye-opening recent message from Conway came last week, when he retweeted CNN reporter Kaitlan Collins' observation that White House officials speaking for the President are in a difficult position because Trump routinely says one thing but does another.
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He quickly deleted the tweet after it caused an uproar, and Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta followed that up by publicly clarifying (on Twitter, of course) that Morey was "NOT" speaking for the Rockets and that the organization was "NOT" political.
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In media studies, there's a concept of the "burden of representation" — that when there's only one character of a particular gender, race, or sexual identity, that they become responsible for speaking for an entire community through a single character portrayal.
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A commentary carried by North Korea's KCNA news agency referred to recent commentaries in China's People's Daily and Global Times newspapers, which it said were "widely known as media speaking for the official stand of the Chinese party and government".
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"At the end of the day, those people who are the most vociferous in their opposition to these important projects are not speaking for the majority of New Yorkers who want new jobs and more mixed-income housing," Glen said.
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Speaking for myself, I thought each corner today had an amusing cross, I liked the stepped center stack as well, and there was a wicked little combo in the dead center of the grid that could be read two ways.
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Piketty dedicates more than 100 pages to regretting the shift of European and American left-wing parties from representing the "classes populaires", or "least favoured classes", to speaking for the self-consciously caring affluent voters he labels the "Brahmin left".
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When, soon after she was sworn into office in January, she proclaimed that "we are going to impeach" the president, that is the constituency she was speaking for: a population that feels assaulted by Republican policies and abandoned by mainstream Democrats.
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After speaking for a couple of hours, Mr. Cole wandered back upstairs and chatted with a friend who'd recently spoken to a friendly neighbor, who took pains to note that she was not the one who had called the authorities.
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Speaking for young people at the people's assembly, Jorge Martinez of Mexico said millions of people were striking on the streets "not because they want to, but because they are terrified of their future and the future of our planet".
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"For the sake of improved US-South Korea relations, we in fact sacrificed North Korea-South Korea relations," Moon Chung-in, a senior adviser to President Moon, told me (though he was adamant to note he wasn't speaking for the government).
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Ginsburg, who's served as an appellate judge since the Reagan administration, wrote the opinion, speaking for the panel of three judges, which also included Judge Greg Katsas, a former Trump White House lawyer and a Trump appointee to the bench.
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When, soon after she was sworn into office in January, she proclaimed that "we are going to impeach" the president, that is the constituency she was speaking for: a population that feels assaulted by Republican policies and abandoned by mainstream Democrats.
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Speaking for my own work, I have written several extensive published pieces about Edna Lewis, all of which have noted that she lived in the same region where the kitchens of Madison, Jefferson, and the Randolph in-laws had their flourished.
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"Bolsonaro will be the first LATAM (Latin America) speaker at Davos, speaking for 45 minutes — but that's where the danger is," Carlos Caicedo, senior principal analyst for Latin America at IHS Markit, a London-based research firm, told CNBC via telephone on Friday.
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Generally speaking, for those who are willing to really dig in during post-production and do some granular color correcting, this should give you the most flexibility to make the image match other cameras or give it the certain stylized look you're after.
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"I mean you've been focusing on Stuxnet but that was just part of a much larger operation... Nitro Zeus, NZ," an actress says in the film, speaking for several NSA employees who were interviewed but whose identity was kept secret for source protection.
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Speaking for UKIP during the debate, Paul Nuttall, a potential successor to Farage, told Juncker, "I'm not here to gloat", and said that Brussels and London must now cooperate to ensure the best deal for Britain and the rest of the Union.
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Brian Feldman, speaking for many of the reporters I follow on Twitter, speculated that the platforms had been scared to act until Apple provided them with air cover: The reason that every other platform booted Jones is because Apple did it first.
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"It's a really good thing for progressives that there are two transformative candidates speaking for the values of our movement," said Joe Dinkin, a spokesman for the left-wing Working Families Party, which was pilloried by some on the left for endorsing Warren.
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The show's problem is that, in spite of some of its organizers' youth, it reads as a cherry-picking exercise, speaking for artists and striving to fit them into an extant thesis rather than working with them to amplify their own visions.
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Several sources familiar with a Monday call between the two leaders described the president dominating the conversation with an almost uninterrupted burst of enthusiasm, speaking for the vast majority of a 15-minute call about how amazing, how perfect things would be now.
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When fellow Fox host Tucker Carlson — who once aspired to be the next Buckley and now aims to be the next Ann Coulter — tries to reinvent himself as the tribune of the working class, he's speaking for the modern-day George Wallace voter.
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The major objection to cultural appropriation has always been about the abuse of power: inadequate research, halfhearted imagination and a lack of respect, the privileged assumption of the right to speak on behalf of people who are perfectly capable of speaking for themselves.
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In 2013, the company expressed support for GIF founder Steve Wilhite, who spoke out against the popular hard-"g" pronunciation — which by then had even become the preferred manner of speaking for the Obama administration — in an interview with The New York Times.
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It was probably my Russian speaking for me, and I guess I thought I was too cynical for this Latin guy who was optimistic by nature, and that he needed to be with someone who saw the world through much brighter eyes.
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Stephen Miller, then a senior policy adviser to the campaign and now a top White House aide, was eager for Mr. Papadopoulos to serve as a surrogate, someone who could publicize Mr. Trump's foreign policy views without officially speaking for the campaign.
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I'm only speaking for myself here, because I understand that the experience of, for instance a Black woman is going to be radically different from mine and I would never try to police the language or behavior of anyone that's been marginalized.
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And while the talks certainly accelerated in the winter, Ring and Amazon, a Ring investor, had been speaking for a while — startups these days commonly will at least explore an acquisition and a funding round simultaneously, known as a dual-track process.
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Ford was in tears through much of her prepared testimony and was also frequently emotional while being asked by senators, and a sex crimes prosecutor speaking for the Republicans on the committee, to repeatedly recall the specific details of her alleged assault by Kavanaugh.
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" President Trump, 73, made the remark while speaking for about an hour at a fundraiser for Take Back the House 2020, the joint fundraising committee of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, according to Politico, which described Trump as "unscripted, unfiltered and totally in his element.
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" Green said he has nothing against Payne but added that he agreed with Pressley that black voices speaking for the most marginalized communities adopt a new justice-focused posture, in order for the Congressional Black Caucus to "really be the conscience of the Congress.
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Speaking for the first time to investors in New York, Temer said he was confident he will have enough backing in Congress to pass unpopular fiscal reforms needed to plug a ballooning budget deficit and regain the confidence of markets in the once-booming economy.
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Speaking for the sceptics, Christopher Hitchens, a journalist, argued that: "There is...an unusually high and consistent correlation between the stupidity of a given person and [his] propensity to be impressed by the measurement of IQ." Like any assessment, IQ tests are not perfect.
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Speaking for the government during a bill committee session on Wednesday evening, Lord Howe reiterated that view, going on to reject a series of proposed amendments aiming to clarify what the government can and can't request of companies under the bill's Technical Capability Notices.
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"I speak in the name of a government but I also have the aim of speaking for a people who have nothing to learn from anyone about generosity, volunteerism, welcome and solidarity," Italian Interior Minister Matteo Salvini said to applause in the Senate chamber.
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He began his lengthy and historic speech — aside from speaking for nearly an hour, it was also the first to be delivered by the nation's president on Independence Day in more than seven decades, according to The Guardian — with a greeting to the crowd.
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" In 2001, Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage, speaking for the George W. Bush Administration, said The United States was: "…committed to promoting a measure of justice for victims of the Holocaust as an expression of the country's commitment to human rights and human dignity.
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The sole lawyer speaking for the fossil fuel companies, Theodore Boutrous for Chevron, hewed closely to the conclusions of the authoritative 2014 report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, with some effort to raise issues like the remaining degree of uncertainty regarding climate models.
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"This is what will give them a tool to achieve true diversity when and if they decide to stop using race, or if we're ultimately successful in getting race out of admissions," Mr. Mortara said, adding that he was speaking for himself, not his client.
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"If these guys announce that they are speaking for the party, and they're going to take down the prime minister, and they can't get 15 percent of M.P.s to send in letters, then their legitimacy and authority begins to look a little threadbare," he said.
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But here's another phrase you might try on for size: "Speaking for myself …" Kwame Anthony Appiah is a professor of philosophy at New York University and the author of the forthcoming book "The Lies That Bind: Rethinking Identity," from which this essay is adapted.
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Sanders' supporters and senior staff blasted Biden over the weekend for a series of Missouri campaign events where the Democratic frontrunner offered abbreviated speeches, speaking for roughly seven minutes in St. Louis and around 15 minutes at a subsequent stop in Kansas City on Saturday.
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" The Constitution envisioned, Bates explained, that consent would come from a genuine state legislature—"a legislature representing and governing the whole, and therefore honestly and lawfully speaking for the whole in a matter which concerns the fundamental conditions of the state, and its organic law.
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Jennifer Horn, a former chairwoman of the New Hampshire Republican Party who hosted Mr. Sasse in the first primary state last year, said she saw the senator as speaking for conservatives who felt that Republicans in Washington had not been delivering on their promises.
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Speaking for an hour at the upscale Mayflower Hotel a few blocks from the White House, Mr. Barr hit back at the president's critics on an array of fronts as he argued that Mr. Trump, in his capacity as president, has not overstepped his authority.
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Working squarely within the guidelines of current radio convention and consequently confining themselves within a tighter box than is actually necessary to achieve airplay, these are punishingly generic songs, perhaps because speaking for a whole generation involves the widening and hence blurring of one's scope.
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Speaking for 42 minutes, Bill Clinton interwove the details of various policy battles that Hillary waged over the years into a story of their personal relationship, all designed to further the narrative that she cared deeply about improving the lives of ordinary and marginalized people.
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"We Cantonese feel a pride that our roots are in these hardworking people who built this great iron road that connected America," Yu said, adding she will be speaking for all immigrants when she addresses Friday's event on behalf of the Chinese-American delegation.
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Speaking for the first time since Herba, 30, was jailed in Italy for 16 years for the kidnap, Chloe, 21, from Coulsdon, South London, told The Sun of her joy that he has been put behind bars — and that she is no longer considered a liar.
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Pascrell told CNN over the phone that he personally would like to move ahead with contempt to make it clear just how serious the House Ways and Means Committee is about getting the tax returns, but he said that he's speaking for himself and himself alone.
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Bethpage, New York (CNN)Donald Trump came home to New York Wednesday, speaking for the first time since being defeated in Wisconsin by primary opponent Ted Cruz, ready to make sure that the Texas senator never lives down one of his most memorable lines of attack.
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It compares each word to every other word in the sentence to see if any of them will affect one another in some key way — to see whether "he" or "she" is speaking, for instance, or whether a word like "bank" is meant in a particular way.
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The man who found Bobbi Kristina Brown unresponsive in her bathtub is speaking for the first time about her final night at home, including a heated argument she and boyfriend Nick Gordon allegedly had hours before the tragic events that led to her death last July.
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By combining this real clip of Albert Einstein speaking, for example, with a photo of the famous mathematician, you can quickly create a never-before-seen lecture: Getting a bit wackier, why not have everyone's favorite mad monk, Grigori Yefimovich Rasputin, belting out the Beyoncé classic 'Halo'?
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Speaking for the first time about the devastating accident in a tearful press conference, Ruschel told reporters that he had initially resisted moving seats to allow a group of journalists to sit together, but that he changed his mind when Follman insisted, according to the BBC.
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From the telephone operators of the 50s and 60s to the disembodied woman announcing the next public transit stop, female voices have been speaking for technologies throughout history while the voices and opinions of women have largely not been heard in the process of designing these technologies.
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Not only did President Trump fail to speak the truth about an adversary; but speaking for America to the world, our president failed to defend all that makes us who we are — a republic of free people dedicated to the cause of liberty at home and abroad.
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Viewers with less of a thirst for action but who still desire cautionary political messages in their entertainment can hop over to FXX for this animated adaptation of Dr. Seuss's environmental fable, with the voice of Danny DeVito as the title character, speaking for the trees.
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But it still seemed odd, even jolting, to see him at the team's training facility on Monday, speaking for the first time to a thick assemblage of reporters as a member of his new team, dressed in a purple-and-gold Lakers uniform affixed with No. 23.
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"He has to work harder to be trusted, because he's seen as too trustworthy," notes a detective grappling with the FSB's warped code, in which honesty is a liability—speaking for the many Britons who were stunned by the irruption in their capital of these reckless conspiracies.
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"On a day when his former fixer heads to jail and his current fixer heads the Department of Justice, President Trump obstructs both Mueller and his tax returns from speaking for themselves," said Representative Lloyd Doggett, Democrat of Texas and a Ways and Means Committee member.
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As non-bank lenders continue to increase their share and firms face more pressure to differentiate themselves among borrowers, an affiliation with a larger investment platform enables lender access to a wider network, longer-term institutional support and the capability of speaking for larger hold sizes.
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Not only did President Trump fail to speak the truth about an adversary; but speaking for America to the world, our president failed to defend all that makes us who we are—a republic of free people dedicated to the cause of liberty at home and abroad.
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"Bolton is trying to salvage the situation, but he's unable to do so, because everyone in the region will question whether he is speaking for himself or for the president," said Martin S. Indyk, a former American ambassador to Israel now at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Analysis: "Bolton is trying to salvage the situation, but he's unable to do so, because everyone in the region will question whether he is speaking for himself or for the president," said Martin Indyk, a former American ambassador to Israel now at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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But Mr. Rouhani, on his first day in New York for the annual opening of the General Assembly, went on a public relations blitz, speaking for hours to editors and reporters, appearing on NBC's evening news, and talking optimistically about future dealings with Europe, China and Russia.
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"I feel like, and I'm not speaking for everybody, but my own self, I have been on the other side, where I look at social media and all of these girls who just look absolutely stunning and perfect, and it's a huge mind-fuck," she says.
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And so when you get feedback — and I'm not really speaking for me particularly, because I'm not really much of a performer — but like when you get the feedback that people care and are paying attention, that you can kind of keep doing what you're doing.
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Speaking for Box specifically, we have no problem with making the system more fair, requiring more in terms of qualifications or criteria for getting an H-1B [worker], whether it's a salary minimum or other ways of really making sure this is truly high-skilled kind of talent.
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Wagdy Saleh, speaking for the Declaration of Freedom and Change Forces (DFCF) alliance, said the Transitional Military Council (TMC) demanded a two-thirds majority, of eight to three, on a sovereign council that would lead the country after the ouster of long-time president Omar al-Bashir last month.
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We're exhuming these old comments not as a "gotcha!" moment, but simply as a reminder that this is a longstanding debate, one in which senior Facebook figures (some of whom took pains to emphasize that they were speaking for themselves, not the company) have articulated a pretty consistent position.
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The problem: Fallows (and Scott Wilson, the national editor at WashPost) worry that NYT reporters were too gullible or trusting in their sources who claimed to have inside knowledge about Kushner's thinking and next moves, yet wouldn't go on the record saying they were formally speaking for Kushner.
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Realm started collecting anonymized data on which platforms its developers were targeting in order to figure out where it should place its own priorities in terms of features to add, but more recently recognized it can serve as a proxy, more broadly speaking, for what developers are finding interesting.
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"Speaking for Democrats, we are willing to work with Republicans to provide a statutory exception for Mr. Lighthizer, but we also insist that Republicans work with Democrats to provide a lifeline to America's hardworking mineworkers who face losing their healthcare and retirement benefits," Wyden said at Tuesday's confirmation hearing.
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Clarifying that he was only speaking for himself, he wrote: The ACLU has a long history of representing despicable people in the service of protecting the valuable First Amendment principles and in some cases I support the decisions that have been made and in other cases I do not.
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Keeping silent about the way in which life differs along racial lines allows people like Nixon to say they're speaking for me as a white person when they try to separate me from the Black Lives Matter protesters: I am not separate, and I will not be silent.
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According to Nancy Kay, a Cornell-trained vet and author of "Speaking for Spot" and "Your Dog's Best Health," unless they're large, thick-coated arctic breeds like a Samoyed, husky or malamute, they may need a coat — especially if they have short hair and spend a long time outdoors.
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Though taking on polio, poverty, and the rising of the seas might seem more stressful than fighting Steve Jobs, Sony, or the Justice Department's hired legal gunslinger, David Boies, Gates has approached the challenges with a humor and humility you seldom saw when he was speaking for Microsoft.
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Visual art has provided a crucial tool to help redress these erasures, and at this New York outpost of a Sydney gallery, the paintings by five women from central Australia, and one collaborative group, testify to the vibrancy of Aboriginal Australian art and the necessity of speaking for yourself.
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But this, we have to keep reminding ourselves, is the Trump administration, and it wasn't long before any confidence that Mr. Tillerson was speaking for the president, or that the national security team had agreed on a common strategy that included a diplomatic opening, was called into doubt.
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The bitter exchanges hinted at conversations going on inside the Oval Office after one of the President's men, personal lawyer John Dowd, issued a prayer for the termination of the Russia inquiry — then hurriedly trying to fix his mess, insisted that he wasn't actually speaking for Trump himself.
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"My own view is, and I'm only speaking for myself here, I think that if we can solve DACA and border security, that may be the best we can hope for," Senate No. 3 Republican John Thune of South Dakota said Wednesday, breaking with others in his party.
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Critic's Pick With his 2017 debut, "American Teen," Khalid (whose last name is Robinson) arrived as a teenager from El Paso, speaking for fellow teens, with a peer group of "young dumb broke high school kids" — a little proud, a little humble and mostly just dazedly matter-of-fact.
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I mean, we, and I, speaking for Facebook, and we serve people around the world and we take that very seriously, but, you know, certainly ideas like giving everyone a voice, that's something that is probably very shaped by the American ideas around free speech and strong adherence to that.
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"When you're a small federal agency trying to get the attention of every parent in America, if you just try to do it the normal way, you're not going to be successful," says Galbo, who wants to be clear that he's speaking for himself and not on behalf of the CPSC.
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A political coalition that makes its decisions about who to include based on the fear of white backlash is a political coalition that risks abandoning nonwhite people to full disenfranchisement: They will be unable to speak on their own behalf, and no one else will be interested in speaking for them.
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The billionaire and the democratic socialist are in different ways speaking for vast populations of Americans who feel threatened by globalization, who question the benefits of "free trade" that political leaders have peddled for decades and who believe distant elites control the economy in ways detrimental to their lives and prospects.
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Speaking for the first time to the "Today" show Wednesday, the 16-year-old said neither he nor any of his classmates at Kentucky's Covington Catholic High School are racist and they've been mischaracterized based on videos of the scene that unfolded in front of the Lincoln Memorial last week.
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Richards highlighted how Pelosi whipped her caucus to vote against the Iraq War under George Bush, and how last year in 2017 she filibustered the House floor in an attempt to force an immigration vote by speaking for over eight hours about the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
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Speaking for the four liberal dissenters, Ginsburg said the decision threatens to return the country to a time in the late 19th century and early 20th when workers were forced to take jobs strictly on the boss's terms and "yellow dog" contracts, forbidding employees from joining labor unions, were common.
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Nicole says she has never felt that biological imperative to reproduce, and neither have I. I want to be very clear that I am not speaking for her on issues of birth control, only expressing the reasons why it was time for me to take over that burden for our family.
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This individual was nuts and I, nor the millions of people that I represent as a part of this organization, that I'm here speaking for, none of us support people who are crazy, who are a danger to themselves, who are a danger to others, getting their hands on a firearm.
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Or, like he did when the Warriors turned him down, he'll claim they hadn't been invited in the first place" When asked if she was speaking for the whole team, Rapinoe replied ... "I don't know everyone's voting patterns on our team, but I would hope no one voted for him.
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" The president offered an unsparing, if broad, assessment of the protest movement, saying that some "take as a pretext that they are speaking in the name of the people" when "in fact they are merely speaking for a hateful mob that takes after elected officials, the police, journalists, Jews, foreigners, homosexuals.
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Facing widespread public anger, a group considered to be speaking for the New Irish Republican Army announced that it would cancel a parade it had planned to hold in Creggan on Monday to commemorate the anniversary of the Easter Rising, a 1916 rebellion in Dublin against British rule in Ireland.
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National Democrats' efforts in the past four years have included more targeted investments in finding ways to speak to and motivate irregular voters, after polling by groups like Priorities USA Action and Black Votes Matter found that many of the voters they need to target in 2020 felt Democrats weren't speaking for them.
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The entire purpose of this letter was to send a passive-aggressive message to his administrators and student-athletes, unilaterally speaking for and projecting an emotion on a diverse group of people, in order to guilt student-athletes into abstaining from doing something they would be well within their rights to do.
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Close links between the industry and a group that presents itself as speaking for workers is a familiar theme in American regulatory battles, one perfected by Berman through groups like the Employment Policies Institute (which is funded by employers) and the Center for Consumer Freedom, which is funded by companies that oppose regulation.
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So, tonight when he speaks at the Republican convention — where he has a prominent speaking slot — the idea that Thiel is speaking for Silicon Valley as its ultimate insider, who represents the community's think-outside-the-box, long-live-Ayn-Rand, be-anything-do-anything, pivot-pivot-pivot mentality is all wrong.
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In a recent interview with Complex, YG spoke at length about his creation of the song, saying "We speaking for a lot of people who are not really speaking up or they got nobody in no situation that's really gonna put it all on the line for they race [and] they culture."
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"Just speaking for myself, I had known him since I was 20, and he had only ever been nice to me — except for the moments that he wasn't, and then I called him an a-hole, and we moved on," she told Oprah Winfrey in a new interview for The Hollywood Reporter.
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That year, in April 2002, our school was one of many nationwide that took part in the first national Day of Silence—a day on which LGBTQ students and their allies refrain from speaking for an entire school day, in order to call attention to the way bullying silences them throughout the year.
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"This individual was nuts, and I nor the millions of people that I represent as a part of the organization that I'm hear speaking for, none of us support people who are crazy, who are a danger to themselves, who are a danger to others, getting their hands on a firearm," said Loesch.
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"I think it's pretty hard to argue that somebody who almost three-quarters of the country thinks is unqualified to be president and has a negative opinion about is tapping into the zeitgeist of the country or is speaking for a broad base of the country," Obama said in an interview with NPR.
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Allies of Mr. Trump and the association describe their political alliance as a marriage forged out of urgent necessity: an unlikely pairing of a former gun-control proponent who lives in a Manhattan skyscraper with an advocacy group typically seen as speaking for gun manufacturers and the hunters and sportsmen of Middle America.
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So, tonight when he speaks at the Republican convention — where he has a prominent speaking slot — the idea that Thiel is speaking for Silicon Valley as its ultimate insider, who represents the community's think-outside-the-box, long-live-Ayn-Rand, be-anything-do-anything, pivot-pivot-pivot mentality, is all wrong.
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