She spoke at length about the group's involvement with Rep.
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He also spoke at length about meeting Israel's security needs.
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Cameron also spoke at length in support of the theatrical experience.
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He also spoke at length about the size of his hands.
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All of them spoke at length about Guzman's alleged drug trafficking.
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In her remarks, she spoke at length on one international issue: Israel.
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We eventually had a nice relationship and spoke at length many times.
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Trump added that he also spoke at length with McConnell as well.
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Clinton then spoke at length about the Flint water crisis in the Jan.
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Trump and Modi both spoke at length about military cooperation during the speeches.
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I spoke at length on this subject in this old article from 2014.
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Some loud cursing, as he spoke at length about his accomplishments as governor.
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Some loud cursing, as he spoke at length about his accomplishments as governor.
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Macron spoke at length about the threat climate change poses to the globe.
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Ford spoke at length last week before the Senate Judiciary Committee about her allegations.
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None of the Democratic candidates spoke at length about the issues on their own.
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Grannik spoke at length about the harm that had resulted from Schneider's "extremely dangerous" conduct.
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The country singer spoke at length about the aftermath of the shooting in his statement.
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News, Teigen recently spoke at length about the lack of diversity in the fashion biz.
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I spoke at length about personal values and things that had been happening since 2013.
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He spoke at length about his childhood in Nevada and his love for the Senate.
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Again, he refers back to Johnson who spoke at length about resentment in his writing.
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George Carlin, a master observer of language, spoke at length about the evolution of euphemism.
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Hale spoke at length about Russian misinformation and Moscow's efforts to influence the 2020 elections.
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Where Haley stands: In her opening statement, Haley spoke at length on one international issue: Israel.
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As Macron spoke at length, Putin's eyes frequently drifted towards the ceiling, his brow slightly furrowed.
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In their first debate, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump spoke at length on one: the economy.
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Many of those athletes spoke at length to ESPN about their excursions for a 2012 piece.
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Stack spoke at length with us about his company's decision to move away from gun sales.
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But in an interview, he spoke at length about his hostility toward Jews and nonwhite people.
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The report spoke at length about low productivity growth that probably was holding back wage gains.
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But we also spoke at length about furries, handjob horror stories, and my love of cunnilingus.
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After weeks of back and forth negotiations, VICE News spoke at length to Abdulrahman via Skype.
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Then he mentioned the supposed dirt on an unnamed Democrat, and spoke at length about Sen.
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For the first time in his presidency, Donald Trump spoke at length about homelessness this week.
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We spoke at length about ageism in Hollywod & I'm proud to say I think she overcame it.
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Comey spoke at length about the "difference," as he sees it, between WikiLeaks and other news outlets.
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Rick Johnson spoke at length about his desire for an augmented reality version of Dungeons and Dragons.
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Anderson Cooper spoke at length over the years about his special relationship with his mother Gloria Vanderbilt.
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By the time he spoke at length about the epidemic, in 113, tens of thousands had died.
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Obama spoke at length about health care during the fundraiser, his first for the DNC in 2018.
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We spoke at length about this ability and along the way, chatted about the cannabis startup landscape.
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When we met, during my visit, she spoke at length about her memories of growing up there.
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In the interview, Rousteing spoke at length about his first meeting with Kardashian at the 2013 Met Gala.
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"Allison spoke at length about her racist beliefs and her efforts [to] 'wake people up,'" the affidavit concluded.
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Jeb Bush spoke at length about his daughter, Noelle, who was arrested several times for illegal drug possession.
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The actor revisited his crush in interviews before his death and spoke at length about her to PEOPLE.
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In true Elon Musk fashion, he also spoke at length about his well-known fear of artificial intelligence.
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She spoke at length about threats to journalists around the world before turning her attention to domestic matters.
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Sessions spoke at length about what he said was a high degree of harm caused by undocumented immigrants.
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As Zambada stood before him, swaying gently on his feet, Castillo spoke at length about his sentencing decision.
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I spoke at length with Lee Hockstader, but they only included ONE word from our statement below: pic.twitter.
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During their visit, the two leaders spoke at length about the shared military history between the two countries.
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But the night before, Democrat Mazie Hirono of Hawaii, spoke at length criticizing the bill, further from the spotlight.
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Nipsey Hussle's mother Angelique Smith spoke at length about the love and connection she had with her late son.
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Hussle's mother Angelique Smith also spoke at length about the love and connection she had with her late son.
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A handful of Facebook executives were also present, and spoke at length about the importance of the war room.
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And while Trump spoke at length about the threats to Western society, the biggest threat is apparently Trump himself.
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Echoing comments he made during his Congressional appearance, Smith also spoke at length about the need for updated laws.
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He then spoke at length about the golf course and resort, noting a lighthouse that sits on the course.
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Chinese President XI JINPING and I spoke at length about the meeting with KIM JONG UN of North Korea.
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In Mosul he spoke at length, relishing his self-declared role -- deeply offensive to most Muslims -- as their new caliph.
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Trump took the stage by himself and spoke at length before turning to the topic of his new running mate.
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Icahn spoke at length about business regulation in particular, relating an anecdote in which he butted heads with environmental restrictions.
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Clinton also spoke at length about his concern over political polarization and people only seeking information corresponding to their ideologies.
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President Trump spoke at length on Thursday about his decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement.
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Smith, who testified before Congress on the issue just last week, spoke at length about the need for strong encryption.
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Biden spoke at length with a pastor whose wife was killed in the 2015 shooting at Mother Emanuel AME Church.
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Fed policymakers spoke at length at the meeting about a recent streak of soft inflation readings, according to the minutes.
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United Mine Workers of America President Cecil Roberts spoke at length after Lamb, capturing the crowd with a fiery speech.
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The President also spoke at length on immigration, at one point mocking the legitimacy of the claims of asylum seekers.
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West spoke at length of "Brother Bernie's" activism during the civil rights era, while questioning Clinton's commitment to the cause.
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When addressing the class, Armstrong spoke at length about the supposed failures of the antidoping agency that took him down.
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Richard "Dick" Tangeman spoke at length to his childhood classmate from Brooklyn, Hall of Fame New York Yankees Manager Joe Torre.
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Sometimes in tears, Charlton spoke at length about her daughter's "beautiful, loving" life and about the pall cast by her death.
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" He spoke at length about the need to secure the border and reiterate his vow to build a "great border wall.
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Jesse L. Jackson spoke at length about his own Parkinson's diagnosis and revealed intimate details about Ms. Franklin's own physical descent.
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Trump frequently praised Putin during the campaign, and the two spoke at length during a recent G-20 meeting in Hamburg.
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At a Friday meeting at the White House, President Donald Trump spoke at length about water and energy conservation in bathrooms.
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Shawn David, Sr. Director, Digital Stores Analytics at Microsoft, spoke at length about the importance of treating your customer base with care.
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She spoke at length about an incident on the campaign trail when Trump appeared to mock a disabled reporter during a rally.
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Bernie Sanders and Pete Buttigieg, meanwhile, spoke at length about economic and foreign policy, which each represented about 10% of debate time.
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But he also spoke at length about the opportunity Nokia sees to license its brand name to the "right partner" for phones.
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I spoke at length with Weir and Golden about their novels, and while I haven't finished either yet, I'm hooked on both.
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Trump and Modi both spoke at length about military cooperation during a Rose Garden ceremony where the two leaders delivered joint statements.
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Nonetheless, he appeared in support of the launch of the campaign and spoke at length about the importance of the clemency decision.
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Beyond the awe from the rockets themselves, the young photographers spoke at length about those in the space industry who inspire them.
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In the first face-to-face background briefing of its kind with reporters, commanders spoke at length, provided they not be named.
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James, 58, said he spoke at length with F.B.I. agents about the events, and then before a federal grand jury in Brooklyn.
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After eating our fish dinner (delicious, by the way), he spoke at length about how much he missed the camaraderie of Americans.
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McDougal spoke at length with CNN on Thursday about details of her alleged affair with Trump, which the White House has denied.
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Mr. Trump called him days later, and they spoke at length about the legislation, according to two people familiar with the conversation.
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Last summer, in an interview with PEOPLE, Hogan spoke at length about his lawsuit, saying he would take his fight to the finish.
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The author recently spoke at length about death in his writing and, well, can someone check on him to make sure he's okay?
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I recently spoke at length to Ehasz and Richmond about the stylistic changes and narrative leaps forward the show took in season 2.
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Moynihan, who's been at the helm since January 2010, also spoke at length about the BofA's earnings results and changes in government regulation.
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Williamson spoke at length, but prompted quizzical looks at time, including when asked what her first policy priority would be if elected president.
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In a special episode of the MashReads Podcast, MashReads spoke at length with Giles about his journey from YA fan to YA author.
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At an African-American outreach event in Houston on Thursday, Mr. Bloomberg spoke at length about the policing policies he oversaw as mayor.
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She also spoke at length about her own upbringing and how LGBTQ experiences were normalized in her household, reciting a poem about inclusion.
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She texted me the night of and then we just spoke at length today, amongst other things because we're getting ready for tour.
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"They spoke at length about the importance of supporting and empowering women across all cultures and communities," a source told the Evening Standard.
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She also spoke at length about an incident on the campaign trail when he appeared to mock a disabled reporter during a rally.
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Earlier this month, Trump's eldest son, Donald Trump Jr., spoke at length with Senate judiciary committee staff, and the panel's top Democrat, Sen.
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Yap then introduced Vice President Joe Biden, who spoke at length about how far we have to go to combat violence against women.
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Everyone listened uncomfortably to a man who spoke at length, in an agitated voice, about certain flaws he'd discovered in the hard sciences.
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Scorsese spoke at length about his hesitance when it came to "Raging Bull," in part because he didn't know how to shoot sports.
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This time, of course, he spoke at length with the news media, which bore the cumulative scar tissue of years of Connors's churlishness.
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But he spoke at length about WWF's zero-tolerance policies and insisted to BuzzFeed News that eco-guard violence was not an epidemic.
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Kennedy, who spoke at length at one point, acknowledged that if he were president he wouldn't have nominated some people on the list.
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But Trump also spoke at length about the idea of training teachers to carry guns, saying gun-free school zones only become targets.
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Modi also spoke at length about delivering a "new India" by 2022, underlining his confidence of winning the next general election, due by 2019.
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The senator spoke at length on the topic at hand, and he came armed with a new version of his fake net neutrality bill.
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Before putting together The Planets, he spoke at length with Mamoru Mohri, Japan's first astronaut, who was launched into space in 1992 and 2000.
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At one point, Trump spoke at length about defeating Hillary Clinton and about conspiracy theories related to the servers of the Democratic National Committee.
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Initially, the diplomat spoke at length about the deep distrust between his country and the United States, according to the reports of the session.
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Dressed in blue short-sleeves and jeans, Simpson spoke at length in his defense at the hearing on Thursday, which began at 10 a.m.
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At the Charleston forum, Booker spoke at length about his time as mayor of Newark, which is among the poorest cities in New Jersey.
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And the president-elect spoke at length with former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, a political independent who criticized Mr. Trump sharply during the campaign.
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He then spoke at length about how Federer's consistent excellence had motivated him to raise his own game and standards earlier in his career.
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When the company debuted its Disney+ service to investors last month, it also spoke at length about how Hulu fits into its overall streaming strategy.
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Chief Financial Officer Marianne Lake spoke at length about technology during the bank's annual investor day in New York detailing how JPMorgan on improve technology.
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In fact, the Kremlin-connected attorney, Natalia Veselnitskaya, pivoted off Clinton and spoke at length about overturning US laws meant to stop Russian financial misconduct.
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"I spoke at length just about personal values and just what it meant to me with the things that were happening since 2013," said Snowden.
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Bain gave frequent updates to fans about his condition on social media and spoke at length about his cancer at various times over the years.
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Once the domain of amateur mumblers who spoke at length about laptop specs or chemtrails, podcasting has become big business and listeners are paying attention.
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When he had heard enough of Johel's sad story to understand it was a matter of love, Monsieur Etienne spoke at length in soft Creole.
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Trump spoke at length during the signing, thanking Republicans in Congress for getting the legislation to his desk and predicting it would help the economy.
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" Here's why: A member of Congress who recently spoke at length with Trump about trade said: "He thinks he's right and he thinks he's winning.
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He spoke at length about ways to alleviate regional traffic problems and vowed to continue the positive business climate that he would inherit if elected.
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Mr. Tillerson, who has been virtually silent in his two months as secretary of state, spoke at length about the strategic considerations behind the strike.
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But his most surprising target was national security adviser H.R. McMaster, who spoke at length at a conference in Munich about threats posed by Russia.
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At a news conference at the White House, the president spoke at length about the "tremendous energy" that draws the "best talent" to his administration.
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Trump spoke at length at the March meeting about Nadler's weight, which was embarrassing to several of his Republican House colleagues, per the Post's reporting.
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They spoke at length about Mr. Steele's work with the F.B.I. on other Russia-related investigations and his contacts with a senior Justice Department official.
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They spoke at length about Mr. Steele's work with the F.B.I. on other Russia-related investigations and his contacts with a senior Justice Department official.
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The alleged shooter left a 74-page manifesto in which he spoke at length about his white nationalist views, including his hatred for Muslims and immigrants.
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On Saturday, West showed up late for his concert in Sacramento, California, performed just two songs, then spoke at length about more of his political views.
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When the company debuted its Disney+ service to investors last week, it also spoke at length about the future of Hulu, which has more adult programming.
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Trump spoke at length -- or at "at length" as he ever has -- about his faith during the Family Leadership Summit in Ames, Iowa, in July 2015.
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Suu Kyi spoke at length about Rakhine at a conference on Sunday and appealed to Southeast Asian neighbors for help, Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said.
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Comey made records of these conversations in a series of memos and spoke at length in a public hearing of the Senate intelligence committee in June.
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In a Monday conference call, McMaster reportedly spoke at length about why the agreement is a "bad deal," arguing that it has not changed Iran's behavior.
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" Trump said he also "spoke at length" with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.), and insisted there exists a "tremendous spirit to get something done.
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We spoke at length to Leopoldo López, the most prominent leader of Venezuela's opposition, in a series of video chats while he was under house arrest.
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Mr. Trump, who has made numerous baseless claims of voter fraud in the past, spoke at length about voting issues, but did not mention the probe.
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After the game, James, who joined the Lakers in 2018, spoke at length about what Bryant meant to him, to the team and to the league.
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Ms. Palin, then the governor of Alaska, spoke at length with the prankster, Marc-Antoine Audette, one half of a pair known as the Masked Avengers.
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In it, he spoke at length about his lifelong struggle with a stutter of his own, which still seems to affect the fluency of his speech.
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Hall told reporters in mid-May he was retiring, but spoke at length Wednesday, and touched on how he knew it was time to move on.
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Sitting at his desk with an expansive view of Central Park, Trump spoke at length about his economic and foreign policy ideas in the half-hour interview.
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Two days later, West showed up late for his concert in Sacramento, California, performed just two songs, then spoke at length about more of his political views.
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Last September, David Cohen, the CIA's second-highest ranking official, spoke at length at Cornell University about a litany of challenges stemming from the new media landscape.
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Other Democrats spoke at length about how important net neutrality is for local news, emergency response, rural users, and the economically poor, as well as small businesses.
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In 2018, he spoke at length with a New York magazine reporter about finding vulnerable women — involved in prostitution or drugs — and how he enjoyed hurting them.
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Top Wall Street strategist Tony Dwyer spoke at length about his favorite sectors, and why he believes these groups are poised to outperform in the months ahead.
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Trump spoke at length about his skepticism of foreign wars, and clearly displayed a spirit of frustration with the foreign policy establishment's enthusiasm for endless military engagements.
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" While opening up about what the best and worst parts of motherhood she has experienced so far, Kardashian spoke at length about the pain of "mom guilt.
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On that occasion, the Chinese leader spoke at length about his dedication to China's "dreams of economic prosperity, national renewal" and a "win-win" cooperation with America.
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Hardly. Nude mods eventually show up for virtually every PC game out there, and early last year we even spoke at length with one of the creators.
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Lauren says they spoke at length about possible roles, and right in the middle of the conversation he stripped and used the bathroom in front of her.
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Powell spoke at length about the jobs market, saying that although wage pressures remain moderate there's still good reason to believe the economy is nearing full employment.
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In recent interviews, five Venezuelans spoke at length about what they had left behind, what they had managed to carry with them, and what feels lost forever.
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We spoke at length about many of the issues that face our community, including systemic oppression against people of color, police brutality and the criminal justice system.
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Mr. Hagiu spoke at length with The New York Times about what changes when a platform comes to town, and what it might mean for online media.
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In 2020, he has been more willing to open up and, on Thursday night, he spoke at length about how his childhood and faith inform his politics.
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Even before sunrise, he spoke at length about the way many of his officers feel vilified in Southern California, one of the country's most immigrant-friendly regions.
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In one of his first trips to New Hampshire, a state that has been plagued by opioid abuse, Trump spoke at length about combating the public health problem.
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Graham, himself a 2016 contender, spoke at length to CNN's Dana Bash about his distaste for Trump and said he would not vote for Trump or Hillary Clinton.
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General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt spoke at length about what may lie ahead for the business community, the U.S. and the global economy following Donald Trump's presidential victory.
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Though known as a man of few words – at least without a melody – Jackson spoke at length in his acceptance remarks, recalling his slow rise in country's ranks.
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" He spoke at length about the newspaper's "consistent bias" and its longstanding and top-to-bottom mission "to attack progressive values and progressive leaders all over the country.
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Ohashi posed nude for the final edition of ESPN's "The Body Issue," which was released on September 4, and spoke at length about her pursuit of self-love.
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I spoke at length with a Facebook spokesperson to get answers on its exact policy of its Community Standards regarding graphic content, and when violations lead to censorship.
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During her speech, the 34-year-old said she believes in her father, and spoke at length about the reasons she feels her father should be the next president.
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Wilson also spoke at length about the slain agents in her speech, and at one point asked first responders in the crowd to stand so they could receive applause.
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On immigration: The president spoke at length about the need for immigration reform and used examples of violent crime, terrorism and threats to American jobs to make his case.
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Gorsuch, who spoke at length publicly for the first time since his nomination, rejected the portrait that he is a judge who favors the powerful over the little guy.
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He and the astronomers spoke at length about how one might design software that could chart the orbits of a billion stars using the fewest possible lines of code.
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In a Fox News interview in early April, Giuliani spoke at length about the Biden case but said it was only because of broader questions about the Russia investigation.
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Speaking to Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff at the company's Dreamforce conference in San Francisco Thursday, Obama spoke at length about technology and social media and its role in society.
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Fifty-five years ago, while stooping on a porch, Lyndon Johnson spoke at length to Tom Fletcher (pictured), a white labourer with no job, little education and eight children.
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But again Trump spoke at length with NRA president Wayne LaPierre and again he came out of the meeting reciting NRA talking points blaming mass shootings on mental health.
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The first, in a minor case on set-asides for businesses owned by veterans, had a muted tone, and the lawyers occasionally spoke at length without interruption, which is rare.
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Emmett, who's 10, and I spoke at length about how hard that must be, what it's like to go through something like that, the toll it takes on a person.
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The country singer had posted a brief message immediately after the shooting, but in Tuesday's statement, he spoke at length about what he felt in the aftermath of the incident.
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Whitta, who spoke at length with Miller about why Beahm should have received a far lengthier ban, also spoke about how much he adored Dr Disrespect as a Twitch icon.
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Though he spoke at length about low unemployment, a soaring stock market, tax cuts, and reduced regulation, Trump only touched on trade late in his address, and then only briefly.
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Last year at I/O, Pichai spoke at length about the ongoing shift from a "mobile first" world to an "AI first" one, and this theme will no doubt continue.
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On the March 14 episode of his podcast, Green spoke at length about his Beverly Hills, 90210 costar, who died on March 4, five days after suffering a massive stroke.
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At the podium, after Martha Stewart gave Barrymore the Humanitarian award inside the Plaza's Grand Ballroom on Thursday, the actress spoke at length about life and children – but mainly dogs.
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He spoke at length not only with Armstrong's first wife Janet, but also his sons Rick and Mark, sister June, and dozens of astronauts, NASA technicians, trainers and test pilots.
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In June, Brinkley spoke at length about her attraction to Mellencamp, saying she initially didn't think they were a match when they first met at a Hamptons party in 2015.
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The two spoke at length about their worries about the current direction of the country and human rights across the globe, seeming in agreement on a range of major issues.
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As she spoke at length about her rage and anguish, Finch conspicuously failed to mention the nihilistic Angeleno who has been widely vilified for his role in her son's death.
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Hayek, 51, spoke at length with good friend Ashley Judd, 49, for Town & Country about finally deciding to speak out about the disgraced movie producer, when she revealed Cruz's feelings.
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The real-estate mogul spoke at length about his taste for McDonald's and Burger King -- and even a little KFC -- during CNN Republican presidential town hall with South Carolina voters.
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The lawsuit also references his interview with the Breakfast Club that same month in which he spoke at length about Ciara's relationship with Wilson as well as their son, Future.
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Asked more directly by one attendee, who described himself as a Democratic socialist, to address the President's explosive rhetoric, Moran spoke at length about a need for more "presidential" leadership.
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As Mr. Peña Nieto spoke at length, Mr. Trump appeared uncomfortable and almost sullen, swiveling slightly side to side, crossing his arms and looking down, rather than at the president.
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The president spoke at length about how his candidacy and electoral victory in 2016 had defied predictions, inviting his cheering audience to relive the night of the election with him.
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At multiple points in his speech, Obama spoke at length about just how impressed he was by the breadth and sweep of Clinton's knowledge on a range of policy issues.
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You spoke at length about the presidential election with them — telling them that you lost the popular vote because of millions of illegal votes, 3 to 5 million illegal votes.
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He spoke at length on the need for rapid innovation so that the United States can stay ahead of its nearest rival, China, in dominating the high frontier of space.
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Speaking to Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff at the company's Dreamforce conference in San Francisco on Thursday, Obama spoke at length about technology and social media and its role in society.
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Tillerson who was unceremoniously fired by Trump last March spoke at length about how Kushner did not consult with the State Department or other agencies before getting involved in foreign affairs.
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David Ader, one of the top-rated fixed income strategists on Wall Street, spoke at length with CNBC's Mike Santoli about everything stock investors should know about the bond market today.
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Context: In a Yahoo podcast published over the weekend, Tlaib spoke at length about what geopolitical issues over the decades formed her support for a one-state solution in the region.
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He only spoke at length about the project, and revealed that he authored it, during a talk at the New York City conference Hackers on Planet Earth, or HOPE, this summer.
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On Wednesday, Biden spoke at length urging Americans to stand for LGBTQ rights in an op-ed for The Washington Post in honor of International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia.
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For much of Tuesday's hearing, Horowitz sat quietly listening while lawmakers spoke at length about the report's findings, primarily asking him only to confirm factual points from the 85033-page document.
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" Previn, who was Allen's stepdaughter before becoming his wife, spoke at length about her adversarial relationship with her adoptive mother Mia Farrow, which she described as being "like oil and water.
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In the third, Bryant and Sasha Vujacic, a former Laker, spoke at length while a Knicks player was shooting free throws, the two of them covering their mouths with their hands.
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On Friday, in several meetings with the Romanian Orthodox Patriarch Daniel, to whom some Catholics attribute chillier relations, Francis spoke at length about the need to move on from old grievances.
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WASHINGTON — Senator Elizabeth Warren spoke at length this week about her vision for improving the American health care system, like strengthening the Affordable Care Act and making prescription drugs more affordable.
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In her suite at the Westin, she and Mr. Jibril, a political scientist with a doctorate from the University of Pittsburgh, spoke at length about the fast-moving military situation in Libya.
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Buffett and the company's vice chairman, Charlie Munger, spoke at length on a variety of topics, including how Berkshire's stakes in top companies, including Apple (AAPL) and Wells Fargo (WFC), are doing.
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David then passed along the number of his sister Jennifer, a medical Spanish-language interpreter, who also spoke at length at her frustrations with her brother's policies, particularly his views toward immigration.
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He had a touching moment where he spoke at length about his reaction to realizing he was gay as a young child and choosing to live in the closet well into adulthood.
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Although Streep never mentioned the president by name, she spoke at length about an incident on the campaign trail in which President Trump appeared to mock a disabled reporter during a rally.
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In an appearance on Megyn Kelly Today, Alec Baldwin spoke at length about the issue of sexual misconduct in Hollywood following comments he made about John Oliver's heated interview with Dustin Hoffman.
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According to Viall, Kaitlyn asked him in a direct message on social media to talk on the phone, and the two spoke at length for the first time in a long time.
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I wrote her a letter, I wrote her another letter, I talked to her on the phone, I spoke at length with Mike Stanfield, her lawyer who is an incredibly busy guy.
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During a July appearance on Breitbart News Sunday, a radio show from the right-wing news outlet Breitbart News, Pugliese spoke at length about the benefits he saw from Trump's energy policies.
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According to reports in Quartz and The Financial Times, Fidelity's chief executive, Abigail Johnson, spoke at length about the company's commitment to cryptocurrency at Consensus, a bitcoin-themed conference in New York.
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Speaking in an exhibition hall that Comedy Central set up here, Mr. Noah spoke at length about Mr. Trump, the news media and his own political experiences growing up in South Africa.
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Tamara McCaw, the complex's chief civic program officer, however, spoke at length during the preview about how the organization intends to partner with its neighbors and low-income residents throughout the city.
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Joe Lieberman, a Democrat-turned-Independent, recalled his friendship with McCain and spoke at length about how McCain had wanted to name him as a running mate during his 2008 presidential campaign.
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Morales was speaking at the Conference for Prosperity and Security in Central America last week in Washington DC, at which he spoke at length about the national security situation in his country.
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He spoke at length about his plans to bar and expel immigrants he regards as dangerous, but far less about the very real threats from the Islamic State and other extremist groups.
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Swift, who appears this month on the coveted September issue of American Vogue, spoke at length with writer Abby Aguirre, discussing everything from her upcoming album, Lover, to sexism in the music industry.
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Pence and Cruz traded multiple messages, then spoke at length once on the phone and again in person, when Pence visited Capitol Hill a few weeks ago, a source close to Pence said.
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In an interview recorded Wednesday and broadcast Thursday, Trump spoke at length to the personality, who's been slammed for promoting ineffective remedies in which he has a financial stake, about his medical history.
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He spoke at length during the meeting, discussing subjects ranging from mental health, the 13th Amendment, the criminal justice system and a hydrogen-powered plane that he suggested should replace Air Force One.
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He addressed in detail questions about his swing and also spoke at length about the thought process that went into the apparently successful spinal fusion he underwent last April after three failed microdiscectomies.
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The first time we spoke at length, he went off into a soliloquy about the Long Island Expressway and various exits and for a minute I thought I was talking to my father.
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In Cruz's corner To report this account, The Hill spoke at length to 28503 sources with intimate knowledge of Breitbart's internal operations, including several former staffers who were upset with the company's direction.
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Throughout the one-hour documentary, Markle spoke at length about how he had financially provided for his daughter, and he said she gave him money multiple times after her acting career took off.
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Tan-Jones told BuzzFeed News that many other Gucci models felt similarly about the brand's depiction of straitjackets and that they "spoke at length" about whether to take action against the fashion house.
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Mr. de Blasio and state lawmakers spoke at length about education, homelessness, the city's Administration for Children's Services and affordable housing — all areas in which the city depends on state funding and legislation.
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Asked whether the Turkish government would let up in its fight against the Islamic State to pressure the U.S. over Gulen, Bozdag spoke at length about how much Turkey hates the terrorist group.
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Trump spoke at length about his 2016 race during the "Meet the Press" interview, saying he outworked Clinton in the swing states of Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania, which helped him win the White House.
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Jang also spoke at length at the dinner, and people who were there said Kim seemed to roll his eyes as if to say, "Oh, that old windbag again," when his uncle was speaking.
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On March 28, the president attended a ceremony at Syracuse University for the awarding of the Toner Prize for Excellence in Political Reporting, where he spoke at length about the responsibilities of dedicated journalists.
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Andrea Leadsom, who hoped to defeat Mrs May and become prime minister, was undone partly by a newspaper interview in which she spoke at length about the importance of having children to her candidacy.
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Kelly spoke at length, and in detail, about what follows the death of a US soldier at war -- and the painstaking, awful banality of how the government delivers the news to their loved ones.
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Entrepreneurship When Josh James traveled to the Bay Area in 2000, seeking funding for a web analytics company he had founded, he spoke at length with a venture capitalist about his plans for growth.
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For his 2004 book "American Dream: Three Women, Ten Kids, and a Nation's Drive to End Welfare," my colleague Jason DeParle spoke at length to Angie, a single mother of four living in Milwaukee.
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But in October, the two spoke at length about the show for the first time since it ended at the Austin Film Festival and seemed vaguely dismissive both of the show and their accomplishments.
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Dressed in somber all-black, he spoke at length about his childhood, his time in detention, the Grammy Awards ceremony he missed and how growing up without legal status shaped the person he became.
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"In his first address to the nation, Mr. Khan surprised many critics when he spoke at length about nutrition, child protection, education and maternal and neonatal health," said Mosharraf Zaidi, a public policy analyst.
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In an interview released last night by the New York Times, the president spoke at length about Napoleon, but with such inaccuracy and lack of precision that it recalled the Comedy Central show Drunk History.
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In particular, he spoke at length about community policing, an approach to law enforcement that involves extensive on-foot, localized patrolling so that officers get to know the residents of their neighborhood and vice versa.
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House Speaker Paul D. Ryan spoke at length this past week about a three-stage effort: First, with only Republican votes, repeal major parts of the health law and put in place some new provisions.
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In his interview with CNN, Giuliani spoke at length about former US ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch, who was removed from office earlier this year and has become a central figure in the impeachment inquiry.
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Instead, Thiel spoke at length about the condition of the U.S., citing a litany of statistics mean to alarm: 64 percent of people age 55 in the U.S have less than a year's worth of savings.
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Trump, the president's daughter who also works as a senior adviser in the West Wing, spoke at length at Wednesday's cabinet meeting — before the president gave another muddled response on his views on Russian election meddling.
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The billionaire founder of Interactive Brokers Group, an online brokerage powerhouse used by sophisticated investors, spoke at length about how he got into finance after immigrating to the U.S. as a 21-year old Hungarian engineer.
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Weinstein, whose relationship with his brother could be described as strained at best, also spoke at length about the "inconsiderable suffering" Harvey has caused the women who have accused him of sexual harassment, abuse, or retaliation.
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Rosenstein, who declined to comment on Mueller's investigation directly because it is ongoing, spoke at length on the rule of law and how the United States compares to other nations at the event in D.C. Monday.
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He spoke at length about how he had been moved by meeting children with HIV in Cambodia, orphans left behind by the 2004 tsunami that struck Indonesia and victims of the earthquake in Haiti in 2010.
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Not exactly, according to a new interview Facebook published Wednesday, February 20, in which Zuckerberg spoke at length with a Harvard law professor about all kinds of topics, from "fake news" to blockchain to augmented reality.
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She spoke at length about his "Knoxville: Summer of 1915" for voice and orchestra, a wistfully beautiful musical setting of a James Agee text, with its description of a child's memories of an evening at home.
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Migrants who spoke at length with Reuters at various points during their month-long journey were short on polish and knowledge of their legal rights, but at least 20 recounted detailed stories of facing death threats.
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Netanyahu's office said Monday that the two leaders "spoke at length about the dangers posed by the nuclear deal with Iran and by Iran's malevolent behavior in the region" and pledged to work together to counter Iran.
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Nielsen spoke at length in a White House press briefing Monday (the appearance was described as an "absolute mess" and "total disaster"), only to be heckled out of a Mexican restaurant in Washington, DC, the next night.
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But he also spoke at length about his endorsement of Clinton during a conversation that taped earlier this week for David Axelrod's "The Axe Files" podcast, produced by the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN.
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TechCrunch chatted with Giannandrea at our most recent Disrupt SF conference, where he spoke at length about how humans could help make computers smarter, but that we could also lend them our biases if we aren't careful.
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DeGeneres received the Carol Burnett award for achievement in television and spoke at length about how she went from losing her TV show to becoming one of the most successful daytime talk show hosts in American history.
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David Blitzer, chairman of the Index Committee at S&P Dow Jones Indices, spoke at length with CNBC's Mike Santoli about passive investing, how to value the market and what may be ahead under President-elect Donald Trump.
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" But after they spoke at length, Burnham's perspective shifted: "I was just like, 'We need to do it, you need to take the risk if this means a lot to you and you need to follow your heart.
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They spoke at length, though Corsair didn't hear what Harris said: Harris's voice often dropped low when she spoke one-on-one with supporters, at times making her mostly inaudible in the midst of a throng of cameras.
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DMN is also reporting that team officials spoke "at length" with Porzingis who insisted he was truly an innocent victim who was just in the wrong place at the wrong time ... and the team is buying his story.
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In his prepared remarks, Ryan focused on the tax law that passed last year as a key legacy he left behind and spoke at length about his desire to go home to Wisconsin to be with his family.
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In remarks to the judge before the sentence was imposed, Mr. Skelos spoke at length about his love for his family, including his son, and pleaded with the judge to consider how a harsh sentence would affect them.
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At a news conference in Philadelphia, William M. McSwain, the United States attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, spoke at length against the concept of sanctioning illicit drug use and questioned whether it would cut overdose deaths.
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During that dinner, they spoke at length, learning a great deal about each other, including the fact that they were the children of career military men, and had traveled extensively around the globe with their now-deceased parents.
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Estelle and I spoke at length with nearly a dozen treasure hunters — some of whom had gone on more than 50 trips to find Fenn's chest, and others who had a "foolproof" theory but no time to pursue it.
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Faida also spoke at length about what he believes is wrong with the advertising industry today, and how he sees his company's role in helping to reset the climate and better the user experience when it comes to ads.
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He spoke at length in unusually emotional remarks, saying he had empathy for Pantaleo, who had been following orders from his supervisors to crack down on loose cigarette sales, and that he expected police officers would question his decision.
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Although he said that he "bears responsibility for [his] actions," he also spoke at length about how unfair it is that a report on his history of alleged sexual harassment did not discuss his record as a political activist.
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Tarrant described Sessions as authentic, talkative, and thoughtful during the exchange, saying that he former senator spoke at length about his background as a lawyer and prosecutor, seeming to want to make the connection with the NOBLE leadership board.
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Such concerns recently gained prime-time treatment on state-run Russian television when Nikita Mikhalkov, a prominent film director known for his nationalist and somewhat paranoid views, spoke at length about a film script he said he had received.
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Klinsmann, during his presentation, spoke at length about how he wanted to increase the depth of advanced analysis done on potential players, and at his behest, U.S. Soccer, the national federation, added a data analysis arm to its operation.
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Participants receive mentorship on how to: How to approach the delicate power balance of meetings with entrepreneurs can be especially tricky, so I spoke at length with First Round's Phin Barnes about the session he teaches on founder interviews.
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Hayden, who directed the CIA between 85033 and 2008 and the National Security Agency between 1999 and 2005, spoke at length about cyber vulnerabilities and threats from nation states at the conference hosted by cybersecurity firm Forcepoint on Tuesday.
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Trump spoke at length during the televised White House "listening session", attended by students, parents and people affected by other U.S. school shootings, about how armed teachers and security guards could frighten off potential shooters and prevent more deaths.
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In other sports news, we rode with Steph Curry for an hourlong drive during which he spoke at length about the uncertainty of the Golden State Warriors, his off-court aspirations and his willingness to get involved in politics.
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Instead, he spoke at length of the almost hundred or so Germans who had been killed in the previous quarter century trying to cross the Berlin Wall, as well as the families split asunder by the division of Germany.
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Thomas Hudson, senior game designer on Control at Remedy Entertainment, spoke at length about Jesse's abilities and the Service Weapon, how they factor into every aspect of the game, and what players can expect when the game arrives Aug. 27.
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The discussion about Clinton came after Biden spoke at length about Donald Trump's negative view of women, and after he pushed back against Hylton's suggestion that it was also sexist for Bernie Sanders to call Clinton unqualified to be president.
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Some of the most withering criticism of Comey focused on his refusal, before the election, to disclose the FBI's investigation into the possibility of collusion between the Russian government and Trump associates — even as he spoke at length about Clinton's emails.
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Here's TaylorMade's quick video with the news: At the Hero World Challenge, Woods spoke at length about how the process of selecting new clubs revealed much to him about how quickly golf equipment technology had developed since he first started playing.
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" Tapper also spoke at length about the importance of civility, decency and treating people with respect at a time when, as he put it in his speech, "nastiness and mockery and meanness sometimes seem as if they're spreading like a contagion.
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Instead, the former president spoke at length about his time as an organizer on the South Side of Chicago — an experience he cited as crucial for informing the two-day summit that just kicked off at the new Obama Foundation.
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The president's closest advisers spoke at length to Mueller's team, providing the fullest accounting to date of the most controversial moments in Trump's White House — and unlike the parade of journalistic exposes on the president, it's all on the record.
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About two years ago, during an interview at a country club in Southern California, Jurgen Klinsmann spoke at length about what he considered to be "success" when it came to his job as coach of the United States national team.
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Attorney Arthur Aidala also spoke at length to stress that from 2017, when Dunning first spoke to The New York Times, to 2019, she did not say anything about the first interaction with Weinstein, during which he allegedly sexually assaulted her.
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The mayor spoke at length about wishing he could tell his younger self -- who wondered "what it means when he sometimes feels a certain way about young men he sees in the hall at school" -- that he would be accepted.
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In his first address to the nation as premier, Khan set out his vision for a "New Pakistan" and spoke at length about the need to reshape the country by introducing an Islamic welfare system, reducing poverty and slashing high debt levels.
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Tanya Brown Dickerson, mother of Brandon Tate, spoke at length about her son's 2014 death at the hands of police, describing his shooting in detail, down to the way his body lay on the ground and how the bullet entered his skull.
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It's nearly impossible to summarize all of his views, but within these conversations, he spoke at length of his hatred of minorities, and about how he read Siege, the neo-Nazi tome that inspired the neo-Nazi terrorist organization known as Atomwaffen Division.
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Instead, he spoke at length about Trump's moral shortcomings and how it was unacceptable that the President "assigned a moral equivalence between those spreading hate and those with the courage to stand against it" regarding a white supremacist march in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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In a jovial, free-wheeling conversation, the two spoke at length about the economy, immigration and why Trump believes shutting down the government in September could ultimately be a positive for the GOP, despite little support for the move within the party.
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In his speech before top Italian officials and representatives from Interpol, the United Nations, Russia, China, the United States, Facebook and Microsoft, Cardinal Parolin spoke at length about the growing threat of internet abuse on the spirit and psyches of young users.
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Like Omar, the Middle Eastern detainee with whom I spoke at length, Santiago reported that his psychological interviews have gone well at KTU, but that he's frequently on edge due to the severe overcrowding and lack of privacy at the Krome facility.
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Clinton spoke at length about her trust issues in Chicago last week and aides said she will continue to do that in front of certain audiences in the coming weeks, an acknowledgment that the Comey presser further will only further the public's distrust in her.
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Her guitarist and singer covered "I'm Free" by The Rolling Stones, while Patti perched on the edge of the stage; she smiled on as her son ripped through a solo during; and Jesse spoke at length about her work as a climate change activist.
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Nouriel Roubini, the economist who correctly predicted the 2008 stock market crash, spoke at length with CNBC on the potential risks of asset bubbles given the massive amounts of monetary stimulus that have been injected into the system by central banks around the globe.
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While the media zeroed in on the Sanders lines, they represented only a small portion of Chelsea Clinton's remarks at the event in New Hampshire, where she spoke at length about her upbringing and how it has influenced her as she raises her own family.
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In recent months, The New York Times interviewed dozens of voters in battleground House districts, and spoke at length with three of them about the nuances of the races in their areas, how politics affected their lives, and their views and concerns about the midterms.
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France's President Emmanuel MacronEmmanuel Jean-Michel MacronJudd Gregg: The Iranian lessons The Hill's Morning Report - Worries about war in world capitals, Congress France warns US against digital tax retaliation MORE called the Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and spoke at length with him regarding the situation.
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At an event in Hudson, New Hampshire, on Sunday, Biden ignored his talking points and spoke at length about the hardships he and other Americans have faced, almost breaking down when talking about the 2015 death of his eldest son, Beau, from brain cancer.
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Mr. Awlaki, whom everyone at the Qaeda training camp called "sheikh" out of respect for him as a religious leader, spoke at length with the Nigerian, then 23 and the son of a wealthy banker, about what he saw as the religious obligation of jihad.
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We spoke at length about the chronic insecurity that comes from the realization of a position of power, and what that can lead to — how someone goes from being a marginally famous author, and then assumes a position of power of a predatory, sexual nature.
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Netflix on Monday announced the production of a new horror anthology series from Oscar-winning director Guillermo del Toro, and Sarandos spoke at length at the summit about the recent nine-figure contracts the company signed with acclaimed showrunners Shonda Rhimes and Ryan Murphy.
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The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport, the organization that oversees the country's antidoping program, said that the chiropractor, Gerry Ramogida, had reached out to the group in regard to former business associates who spoke at length to an undercover reporter from Al Jazeera about doping.
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Instead, for much of the hour-plus conference, that episode from 1999 largely remained the elephant in the room, as each of the eight cast members present spoke at length about the film's importance, collectively making an impassioned effort to wrest back the narrative surrounding the work.
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The Hill's Kristina Wong has the story: Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Monday at a think tank event he would not wade into 220006 presidential politics, but spoke at length about the importance of U.S. alliances that GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump has called into question.
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From the back of the vehicle — a cross between a stretch limousine and a party bus that resembled a rolling spaceship — Curry spoke at length about the uncertainty of the Warriors heading into next season, his off-court aspirations and his willingness to get involved in politics.
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He sat down with me and spoke at length about the work of freeing hostages from totalitarian states, how negotiators like him work in concert with, but outside, the US government, and when tiny gestures from key players can make the difference between freedom and imprisonment.
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At a breakfast on Wednesday with the chief executives of major technology companies in Davos, Mr. Trump spoke at length about how technology is making things more complicated, according to four people familiar with the conversation who spoke on the condition of anonymity to describe private discussions.
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" He spoke at length about how he used his personal wealth to fund Democratic efforts on guns and climate, telling reporters that he has "been using my resources or the things that matter to me" for years and now he is "fully committed to defeating Donald Trump.
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" In the 15-minute speech, Trudeau spoke at length about the Christchurch, New Zealand shooting in which the killing of 51 Muslim worshipers was live streamed on Facebook, and says he's ready "to work with the private sector to eradicate terrorist and violent extremist content online once and for all.
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Vonn was a guest on Austria's Sport & Talk show in Salzburg on Monday, and the 33-year-old skier — who has not yet qualified for the Winter Games — spoke at length about wanting to earn gold after missing the 2014 Olympics in Sochi when she re-injured her reconstructed right knee.
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Looking elegant in a gray pinstripe dress paired with beige pumps, the human-rights attorney discussed women's rights around the world and spoke at length about her 23-year-old Yazidi client Nadia Murad, who is a political refugee in Germany after living in captivity as an ISIS sex slave.
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Witnesses before the House Committee on Oversight and Reform—attorneys, scientists, academics, and a noted law enforcement professional—spoke at length about the potential for abuse while offering a laundry list of real-world examples in which face recognition had already been used to trample the rights of U.S. citizens.
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" Marcus' friend Kyle Kingsbury, the 6'4" former MMA fighter, and now director of human optimization at Onnit/fellow podcaster, spoke at length at the Mastermind about using the various tools of "wellness" not just to stay healthy or get ripped, but to find your way to a higher plane of existence.
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Clinton, facing Trump, a Republican candidate who openly mocked a disabled reporter, claimed a prisoner of war wasn't a war hero because get got captured and was taped openly talking about sexually assaulting women, spoke at length about civility and the need for "love and kindness" during her 2016 campaign.
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Mr. Parscale did not respond to a request for comment on Tuesday, but in an interview with The New York Times in June, he described himself as a "blue-collar kid from Kansas who understood what Trump was saying," and spoke at length about his devotion to the Trump family.
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He spoke at length about virtual and augmented reality, and he was pressed by an employee to explain his company's push toward encrypted messaging services after The New York Times reported this past week how the spread of such technology has thwarted law enforcement's ability to combat the spread of child pornography.
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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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But on Wednesday, he spoke at length about Sandra Lee, the television host whom he lives with in Westchester County and who received a diagnosis of breast cancer last year, and the death of his father on New Year's Day 2015, just hours after his son had been inaugurated in a second term.
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"What happened in Charlottesville was a tragedy, and the President has been clear on this tragedy and so have I. I spoke at length about this heartbreaking situation on Sunday night in Colombia, and I stand with the President," he said during a joint statement with the President of Chile, Michelle Bachelet.
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At the gathering, hosted by the Wing in Washington, DC, Bustos spoke at length about the need to recruit more women to the Democratic Party (she'd like to get to set a new record in the House, building on the 89 who are currently serving) while recognizing just how many challenges remain.
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Bruised and scarred from his recent surgery and flashing at times his characteristic self-deprecating humor, McCain spoke at length on the Senate floor, delivering a passionate rebuke of his fellow Republicans in Congress and an administration that has shown few results during Republican President Donald Trump's first six months in office.
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" On his fractured relationship with Barack Obama Mr. West spoke at length about his relationship with the former president, which was damaged after a video leaked in 2009 in which Mr. Obama, reacting to Mr. West's infamous outburst at the MTV Video Music Awards that year, referred to the rapper as a "jackass.
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James F. Moriarty, 27; Matthew C. Lewellen, 27; and Kevin J. McEnroe, 30, all from the Fifth Special Forces Group (Airborne) based at Fort Campbell, Ky. Sergeant Moriarty's father, James R. Moriarty, a Houston lawyer, said he spoke at length with a fourth American soldier who was present and survived the shooting.
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In 2009, Letterman admitted he had been sexually involved with female staffers on his late night talk show and after alluding to being unfaithful to his wife on the title track of 4:44, JAY-Z spoke at length about his past infidelity during a 2017 interview with T: The New York Times Style Magazine.
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Appearing this week as a witness for the government at Mr. Guzmán's trial, Mr. Flores spoke at length about that deal, telling jurors that for the next three years he sold nearly 40 tons of the kingpin's product in the United States, remitting to his boss in Mexico a staggering $800 million in cash.
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Members of both parties spoke at length about their support for President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE's newfound interest in the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF).
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Granted, there are a lot of details Delaney still needs to fill in, but the bones are pretty simple: I spoke at length with Delaney about his health care proposal; it tells us a lot about the different ways Democratic candidates can think about the issue of universal health coverage and constructing their plans to achieve it.
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Mr. Rubio spoke at length about his experience with student loans, complete with his joke about writing a book to get out from under the debt – "It's available in paperback," – and on his record on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, which he said gave him a more sound foreign policy record than anyone else in the Republican field.
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Here, the story includes another caveat: In an auto-play video at the top of the post, Klemko explains his reporting and divulges that he spoke at length with Naughright off the record, hoping to get a response from her about the new account and the several quotes contained within the piece that border on character assassination.
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The glut of pent-up questions for the president-elect gave him an advantage in navigating the exchange; he interrupted inquiries about Russia's hacking to introduce a lawyer, Sheri L. Dillon, who spoke at length about how Mr. Trump would organize his business affairs and explain why he was not divesting from his global business empire.
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As attendees nursed complimentary cocktails with kitschy names like "The Late Checkout" and "Property Management Punch," Guesty CEO and cofounder Amiad Soto kicked off the event by touting Guesty's recent investments in the New York market, and spoke at length about why he believed everyone should get in on the hot market before it gets even hotter.
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What they're saying: Exxon chairman and CEO Darren Woods recently "spoke at length about the steps Exxon was taking to address the threat of climate change, including support for research into new technologies that could eventually help to curb greenhouse gas emissions, including biofuels derived from algae and the capture and storage of carbon dioxide emissions from power plants," the Financial Times reports.
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Prior to 2016's fest—which runs from October 6-9 at Pittsburgh's Ace Hotel and a number of satellite venues, theaters, and clubs around town—Goshinski and Leonowicz spoke at length with THUMP about the labor of love that is VIA, and how they've been able to book such a diverse fest just by staying true to their own interests.
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At a Dunkin' Donuts in Ozone Park, Queens, a black officer who is not involved in the lawsuit (and who, fearing retribution, requested anonymity) spoke at length about the inconsistency between the department's words and actions, her anger building as she spoke, the tea cooling in her cup, until she concluded, bluntly, ''It's like they're talking out of their ass and their mouth at the same time.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump spoke at length during a Cabinet meeting on Monday about his decision to withdraw US troops from northern Syria -- arguing that the US never agreed to protect Syrian Kurds forever, suggesting the US may secure an oil deal for the Kurds to bolster their finances and saying he's "the one that did the capturing" of ISIS fighters in Syria.
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Trump spoke at length about the "tragedy" unfolding in Syria and the atrocities the world had grown all too accustomed to seeing and his demeanor and thoughtfulness as he addressed the topic struck reporters who had covered Trump's campaign since its early days as a crucial piece of insight into how Trump was becoming more clearly aware of the real world implications of his startling election victory.
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Tammy BaldwinTammy Suzanne BaldwinTrade wars and the over-valued dollar Overnight Health Care: Senate panel advances drug pricing bill amid GOP blowback | House panel grills Juul executives | Trump gives boost to state drug import plans | Officials say new migrant kids' shelter to remain open but empty Senators vow to bring transparency to drug pricing MORE (D-Wis.) spoke at length about each of the Orlando victims. Sen.
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Mr. Schmidt, whose emails with members of Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign were stolen and recently published online by WikiLeaks, spoke at length about the importance of tightening digital security at a conference held by The New York Times on Thursday, and said that President-elect Donald J. Trump should create a division within the federal government that spends its time auditing the security of its systems.
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Defense Secretary Ash Carter said Monday at a think tank event he would not wade into 2016 presidential politics, but spoke at length about the importance of U.S. alliances that presumptive GOP presidential nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has called into question.
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Mike EnziMichael (Mike) Bradley EnziThe 23 Republicans who opposed Trump-backed budget deal On The Money: Fed poised to give Trump boost with rate cut | Parties unable to reach deal in Trump tax return lawsuit | New York opens investigation into Capital One data breach Outgoing Senate Budget chair unveils plans to replace Budget Committee MORE (R-WY) spoke at length of the special challenges faced in his state's rural and frontier communities.
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Appearing on CBS's "60 Minutes" on Sunday, McCabe spoke at length about his time in the FBI under Trump and his meeting with the president when he was interviewing to be the bureau's permanent director following former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE's firing.
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Baker, currently a Baseball Operations Assistant for the Chicago Cubs, spoke at length about how so-called "wearables" like Readiband—as well as other performance-tracking technology widely in use around the league, from pitch-recognition software intended to develop hitters' ability to quickly identify balls out of an opposing pitchers' hand, to the pressure plates, imported from the NFL, that track players' explosiveness and strength—are changing both the game and the relationship between major-league baseball teams and their employees.
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