The United States spoke for the U.N.C.; China spoke for the Communists.
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Women spoke for 14 minutes on average while men spoke for 10 minutes.
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In total, men spoke for 85.8 minutes compared to women, who spoke for 40.6 minutes.
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In total, female candidates on Tuesday spoke for 37.5 minutes, while male candidates spoke for 82.6 minutes.
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Trump spoke for about 40 minutes and 10 seconds, while Clinton spoke for about 39 minutes and 5 seconds.
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So they flocked to an event in which the first candidate spoke for 60 minutes; second candidate spoke for 90; first candidate got the last 30.
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Across Wednesday and Thursday, male candidates on average spoke for 73 minutes each, while female candidates spoke for 8.1 minutes each — a slight difference, but a notable one.
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Most agents who spoke for this article did so anonymously.
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The two presidents later spoke for an hour by telephone.
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On taking classical music downmarket, the figures spoke for themselves.
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Rathburn spoke for nearly an hour Tuesday but conceded nothing.
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Instead, your indictments spoke for you, and in astonishing detail.
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Sometimes, they spoke for up to 40 minutes, he said.
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The President spoke for about 45 minutes without a teleprompter.
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Clinton spoke for only eight minutes at Pembroke Pines, Fla.
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In this, it spoke for the program as a whole.
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I think the people in the arena spoke for themselves.
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We spoke for an hour at her office in Seattle.
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In the end, we spoke for more than two hours.
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They spoke for two to three minutes, according to CBS.
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Friedman asserted that Trump spoke for most of the call.
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In all, Neil and Carol spoke for about eight minutes.
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Nor was there an opinion that spoke for the majority.
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Susan Collins spoke for me on pretty much every point.
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The two spoke for about 15 minutes, according to Kissée.
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He spoke for nearly 90 minutes without mentioning the scandal.
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He spoke for about 10 minutes and took no questions.
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A Fidelity spokesman said Mr. Lynch's record spoke for itself.
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You understood that Mr. Giuliani spoke for the President, correct?
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Pelosi spoke for about six minutes and took no questions.
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We spoke for three hours at his offices in Boston.
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He spoke for 20 seconds and did not take questions.
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For most of the twentieth century, the identities of the major political parties were clear: Republicans spoke for those who wanted to get ahead, and Democrats spoke for those who wanted a fair shake.
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Wonder spoke for a bit before performing, discussing the water crisis.
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He ultimately spoke for two hours to delay the final vote.
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He spoke for 70-odd minutes -- and I do mean odd.
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The leader and his associates spoke for a couple more minutes.
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I visited [Renta] in prison and we spoke for eight hours.
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He spoke for 70-odd minutes – and I do mean odd.
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The official said the two leaders spoke for about an hour.
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He spoke for 70-odd minutes - and I do mean odd.
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Debbie Mills and I spoke for about an hour about Obamacare.
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We spoke for awhile, and then we engaged in sexual contact.
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The two spoke for nearly three minutes, according to the President.
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He spoke for 70-odd minutes — and I do mean odd.
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Gillum spoke for Hillary Clinton at the 2016 Democratic National Convention.
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Raúl Barroso González, a retiree, spoke for many who admired Guevara.
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Trump spoke for a couple of minutes about, um, the holidays.
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They spoke for only a few minutes, but that was enough.
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Mr. Trump spoke for three to five minutes, Ms. Wilson said.
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He spoke for about an hour, and even then, found humor.
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Wallace spoke for nearly an hour in a strong, resonating voice.
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He and the rabbi, Guy Havura of Ramle, spoke for hours.
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He says they spoke for only two hours in nine months.
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In an email, he said the city's example spoke for itself.
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Goldman: Right, you understood Mr. Giuliani spoke for the president, correct?
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Ruby called David, and they spoke for hours about their political beliefs.
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"We sat and spoke for quite a while," Willett told the paper.
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Clinton spoke for about 30 minutes, took questions and posed for photos.
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They spoke for a moment about the importance of school music programs.
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In July, Smith spoke for the first time about his PED ban.
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"His deeds for his fellow man always spoke for him," Baker said.
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Board Chairman Paul Parilla and CEO Steve Penny spoke for the organization.
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Boris Johnson, the face of the leave campaign, spoke for seven minutes.
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Trump told reporters that the two men spoke for about 30 minutes.
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Trump spoke for about 10 minutes during what was the 6 a.m.
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He spoke for about twenty minutes, finishing with a call to action.
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Still, I took notes as he spoke for close to an hour.
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Mr. Taylor declined to comment further, saying the letter spoke for itself.
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He spoke for more than an hour, describing his capture and detention.
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He spoke for the first time since the trial, from Portland, Ore.
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Trump eventually took the podium and spoke for more than an hour.
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According to Nesbitt, the two spoke for a bit before exchanging jerseys.
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The pair spoke for a few minutes, CBS reported at the time.
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Pence and Trump both spoke for the rally of anti-abortion advocates.
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Trump spoke for over an hour to the Turning Point USA supporters.
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She spoke for several minutes before zoning board members shut her down.
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Then she spoke for a while to the sound of crashing waves.
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Spain and Sweden backed Timmermans, while Ireland and Croatia spoke for Weber.
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H.R. McMaster, spoke for the administration, and he said little about Europe.
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Strzok spoke for himself and said he never interacted with Simpson or Corn.
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They spoke for a bit, and he invited her to dinner, she said.
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I spoke for them, I raised a lot of money for the foundation.
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Despite 15 minutes of media availability, we spoke for more than 45 minutes.
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" Vulture's David Marchese spoke for all of us when he asked: "Wait, really?
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They spoke for a few minutes, shook hands and took a joint photo.
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His characters spoke for all outcasts, black, gay, disabled, who felt like mutants.
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Giuliani spoke for Trump, saying he now accepts the legitimacy of Obama's presidency.
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At one point, Welch spoke for a few moments to offer an apology.
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The couple spoke for 30 minutes by telephone, separated by glass, she said.
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In the course of three phone calls, we spoke for nearly four hours.
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Tendai Mahwe, dressed in a gray pullover and blue shirt, spoke for many.
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"At the time, I felt Jeff's story spoke for itself," Buhr told Gizmodo.
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Trump and López Obrador spoke for half an hour on Monday (USA Today).
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These tracks always spoke for themselves, they just needed the space to breathe.
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Even though he spoke for the little guy and not the vested interests.
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In the beer tent recently he spoke for nearly an hour without notes.
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Mother and child spoke for the first time, on the phone, in June.
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We spoke for two hours on a recent afternoon in New York City.
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Mother and son spoke for the first time in more than two weeks.
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He then spoke for almost 20 minutes about how Egyptians should exercise more.
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A fast, brilliant talker, he spoke for nearly two hours that first night.
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At some points during Tillerson's tenure, it wasn't clear who spoke for America.
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"We spoke for two hours, maybe, and there was a lawyer present," Elson said.
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But if you caught him at the right time, the work spoke for itself.
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A Gaetz spokesperson told BuzzFeed News Tuesday evening the congressman's tweet spoke for itself.
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The flatness of these answers spoke for the emptiness of those who spoke them.
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They spoke for five minutes, the maximum time guards have allowed in recent days.
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When reached, Splinter had no further comment, noting that the story spoke for itself.
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Trump and Putin spoke for over an hour on Friday, the White House said.
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I sat down with Katie and we spoke for an hour and a half.
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Champ Clark, who spoke for five hours and 15 minutes about a tariff overhaul.
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The hugs exchanged by successful walkers with their family and friends spoke for themselves.
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Conway called Cohen back and they spoke for six minutes, according to the documents.
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Leading night two by a long shot, Biden spoke for over 13 minutes. Sen.
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Donald Trump spoke for 16 minutes and 25 seconds, shorter than recent inaugural addresses.
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He spoke for a while and Alex and Kate nodded their heads in agreement.
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President Obama spoke for me and every American in his remarks in #Newtown Connecticut.
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Wizner got up and spoke for some time about his efforts as Snowden's lawyer.
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We spoke for a while and... ....Governor of the State did a good job.
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They spoke for hours as Roberts-Joseph laid out her vision for the museum.
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Afterward, Foles exulted in a way that spoke for the essence of Eagles fandom.
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Gauff's team went to dinner, and no one spoke for a while, Faurel said.
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With the help of colleagues in the Senate chamber, he spoke for 15 hours.
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"There's nothing to be afraid of," he said, adding that he spoke for himself.
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Eventually my opening came, we spoke for a few seconds, and he was off.
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"Usually you had one black person who spoke for the entire diaspora," he said.
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A spokeswoman for Fox News said on Friday that the decision spoke for itself.
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On Tuesday, White House officials said only that Mr. Trump's statement spoke for itself.
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In 2015, Higbie spoke for nearly an hour with "Where's Obama's Birth Certificate" radio.
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AND HE SPOKE FOR TWO HOURS OR 73 1/2 HOURS, MOSTLY ABOUT POLICY.
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Trump spoke for 72 minutes Thursday night to formally accept the Republican presidential nomination.
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I visited him in jail three times, and we spoke for over six hours.
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Altogether, Trump spoke for 59 minutes, about 17 of which included applause from standing ovations.
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The minister spoke for more than 10 minutes, but took just two minutes of questions.
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My girl-crush was here the other day, and we spoke for like two hours.
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Buttigieg spoke for more than four minutes, often looking up at Rebecca in the balcony.
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Though they lived just 20 miles apart, the two barely spoke for almost four years.
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The meeting happened about two weeks after Zelensky and Trump spoke for the first time.
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"Bella sat next to The Weeknd and spoke for a little while to him," E!
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"Keith came to me, and we spoke for about an hour," Terry Smith tells PEOPLE.
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I called my own sister on the phone, and we spoke for a long time.
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The vice president spoke for about 15-20 minutes, according to the source in attendance.
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Meek spoke for several minutes and underscored the need to change the criminal justice system.
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Today the Senate was alive with oratory as people spoke for and against the proposal.
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We spoke for the first time in January and met in person after a week.
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And we shot five videos in which people who gathered that day spoke for themselves.
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But Mr. Elzir countered that he had merely posted a photograph that spoke for itself.
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There, Xi spoke for 45 minutes walking Trump through a "very specific plan," Mnuchin recounted.
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The men spoke for about an hour without any other aides present, officials said later.
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Earlier this month, Trump spoke for roughly two hours at the Conservative Political Action Conference.
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You know what they say about proof and pudding — my right foot spoke for itself.
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"I believed David when he said that, because he spoke for Chris Christie," he said.
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Andrew Yang, who spoke for only a few minutes, seems poised to gain little traction.
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Asked how he felt crossing the finish line, Romanchuk spoke for many athletes on Sunday.
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They spoke for more than three hours, bonding over their shared love of Depeche Mode.
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On Monday, the Los Angeles Lakers player spoke for the first time about Morey's Oct.
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Instead, Biden held two "community events" where he spoke for about 30 minutes each time.
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He spoke for a day and a half, expounding on his own theory of impeachment.
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Manafort spoke for the first time at his trial, only to say he won't testify.
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We spoke for an hour in a featureless gray room while a sergeant stood watch.
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And anyway, the organizers thought, her long record of honors and awards spoke for itself.
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He spoke for almost 40 minutes, which is what happens when senators aren't interrupting you.
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They spoke for nearly 8 hours on Monday and will wrap up their case Tuesday.
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Although he promised a short speech, Mr. de Blasio spoke for 1 hour 5 minutes.
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He spoke for just a few minutes before ceding the stage to the front-runner.
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We spoke for two hours last week at the offices of The New York Times.
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Women candidates, on average, spoke 13.5 minutes each, while men spoke for 12.3 minutes each.
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In the past week, Powell spoke for the first time on on Capitol Hill, twice.
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We spoke for two hours when Dr. Capra, 35, recently passed through New York City.
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The crowd eventually warmed and she was given the microphone and spoke for 12 minutes.
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When asked about the allegations against Douglas, the actress said her husband's statement spoke for itself.
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The two men spoke for 57 minutes in the pope&aposs library in the Apostolic Palace.
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Dr. Mike spoke for everybody when he expressed his surprise at the quality of the gameplay.
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Apparently, he and President Trump spoke for half-an-hour today, was considered a cordial conversation.
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He spoke for himself, and, whether or not he realized, for everyone else in his shoes.
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She spoke for five minutes, largely on procedural matters, and there was no debate on Brexit.
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This is a woman who barely spoke for years because of the pain she was in.
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Warren spoke for more than an hour at the event in Indianola before making the announcement.
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I mean, you know, we spoke for a few minutes and said we would speak again.
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"I thought that was fair," Lambert continued, explaining that she thought the songs spoke for themselves.
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"Pac was a street poet and he spoke for the people in the hood," Powell said.
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To watch today Pelosi and Mnuchin spoke for the sixth time in seven days on Monday.
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But the contrast spoke for itself, showing the Republican Party what its future could look like.
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At 20183:47 pm on Tuesday, Pelosi called Trump and the two spoke for 15 minutes.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi spoke for more than 8 hours Wednesday on the House floor.
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Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson spoke for the least amount of time during the two-hour debate.
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La David Johnson, spoke for the first time in public about her phone call with Trump.
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"He spoke for 50 minutes and at no time did he properly eulogize her," said Franklin.
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After the Clemson game, I spoke for a few minutes with Pough, South Carolina State's coach.
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At a rally in Louisiana on Friday night, President Donald Trump spoke for nearly 90 minutes.
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Marilyn and I spoke for a few minutes longer, then she walked me to the door.
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She spoke for girls whose voices were unheard Yousafzai was born in 1997 in Mingora, Pakistan.
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The president spoke for roughly 10 minutes on Monday about the shootings in Texas and Ohio.
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The president spoke for 45 minutes during which he strongly praised and highlighted U.S. armed forces.
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We spoke for three hours in the cafeteria of the assisted-living facility in Lexington, Mass.
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The figures spoke for themselves, and Mr. Trump never directly addressed the inconsistencies with his math.
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When people affected by issues spoke for themselves, they got too angry, too weepy, too irrational.
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As Asonye spoke for 30 minutes, Manafort stared down at the table with his glasses on.
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P.J. spoke for a few minutes about Nakesha, and the people who had watched over her.
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They spoke for 16 minutes about language recommendations from the Administration for the introduced #FamiliesFirst bill.
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On Thursday he spoke for 20 minutes by conference call with reporters who cover the team.
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Jennafer HHHS from Hanover spoke for many when she said: I have a pretty good memory.
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A few years later, we spoke for a profile I wrote about his friend Billy Crystal.
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Manafort spoke for the first time in court during the trial, saying he will not testify.
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The slight and shy Santhanam, Apple's vice president of silicon engineering, then spoke for four minutes.
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Some doctors saw him as brash and overly ambitious, but often the results spoke for themselves.
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On April 12, Nunes and Parnas spoke for more than eight minutes, according to call records.
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"Right off the bat, when I heard Trump, I knew he spoke for me," she said.
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During the hearing he spoke for about 15 minutes in his own defense, the lawyer said.
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At 12:47 pm on Wednesday, Pelosi called Trump and the two spoke for 15 minutes.
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Ardent voices were speaking up for the giant panda and the rainforest; not many spoke for corals.
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Even taking that exchange into account, women spoke for approximately seven minutes throughout the two-hour event.
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Flake spoke for only about one minute during the Kavanaugh hearing and did not ask any questions.
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Three days later, Cosby called Gianna back and they spoke for two hours, according to Cosby's deposition.
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Asking that his exact location not be revealed, Mr. Matzneff spoke for three and a half hours.
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As he spoke for over two hours, with a television camera rolling, I was close to tears.
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A spokesman for Mr. Banks, commissioner of the Human Resources Administration, said the letters spoke for themselves.
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Asked for further comment by Reuters, a representative for Thurman said the Times article spoke for itself.
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Standing on the back of a flatbed truck at 17th and Broadway, he spoke for seven minutes.
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There was a series of short hearings during which each lawyer spoke for less than a minute.
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But Duterte, who's known for his rambling and long-winded speaking style, spoke for about two hours.
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Last week Donald Trump spoke for more than an hour on the biggest stage he's ever had.
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They spoke for several minutes in French before leading me through the metal door at the front.
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A White House spokesperson said the two spoke for roughly 30 minutes during the flight to Orlando.
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Rothman: We sort of had too much to show and we felt the slate spoke for itself.
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Mr. Clinton spoke for more than twice that long, delivering a 33-minute nominating speech for Gov.
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The first time the actor Richard E. Grant met Barbra Streisand , they spoke for twenty-two minutes.
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Ciresi told Business Insider that her message spoke for itself and declined further comment at this time.
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Crawford spoke for many defenders when he said he did not know any other way to tackle.
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We're told O and DT spoke for about an hour, and the conversation was warm and cordial.
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The mission completed, the captain took his last steps on the lunar surface and spoke for posterity.
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Paul Petrus, a lawyer for Rimasauskas, said the plea spoke for itself and declined to comment further.
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He also criticized Qatar's own absolute monarch and spoke, for example, of "sheikhs playing on their Playstations".
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On Tuesday, he spoke for about 30 minutes, tearing into Republican lawmakers such as Mitt Romney, Sen.
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Parnas later called Nunes and the two spoke for more than eight minutes, according to the records.
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Behind the scenes: About a month ago, Ellis and Trump spoke for the first time by phone.
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Both were wealthy, based on the East Coast, and yet both said they spoke for the "heartland."
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"They only spoke for about three minutes and it was just a quick hello," the official said.
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Mr. Penn and Mr. Guzmán spoke for seven hours, the story reports, at a compound amid dense jungle.
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She hadn't previously made any grand pronouncement about her sexuality, but openly kissing her partner spoke for itself.
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Ms Hodge spoke for many when she pledged to stay, even before the investigation against her was dropped.
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Stuart and I really bonded — we spoke for weeks and weeks before we decided to do something together.
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During a break, she chatted with Collins and Murkowski and also spoke for a lengthy time with Sen.
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The president drew 6900,2628 people to a Drake University sports arena, where he spoke for almost 28503 minutes.
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They spoke for more than an hour in the Oval Office, and Trump declared they'd developed "warm" ties.
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The cocktails spoke for themselves: there's no real secret to creating the world's best mai tai after all.
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"It drove a big wedge between me and Kurt and we barely spoke for a while," says Alvord.
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His aides spoke for him, insisting that he would soldier on and that he had a way forward.
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Lisa Wesel of Maine spoke for many who argued that trying to extend life was like playing God.
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Booker spoke for a total of 10 minutes and 35 seconds during Wednesday's debate, edging out former Rep.
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At that same conference last July, Trump and Putin spoke for an hour with only a Russian translator.
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After Mr. Trump spoke for 75 minutes on Thursday night, often growing animated and raising his voice, Mrs.
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Clinton perched on a stool, nodding and cheering, behind Mr. Kaine as he spoke for about 40 minutes.
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Cooper could not immediately be reached for comment and a GM spokesman said the filing spoke for itself.
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Mike Girling, a Liverpool fan who canceled his personal Sky subscription this season, spoke for many frustrated fans.
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He spoke for a few minutes, and then Clinton came out to wish everyone a happy Labor Day.
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My larger concern was that the boss had now confirmed that he no longer spoke for the administration.
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The two spoke for several minutes, Mr. Skarsgard in a tight white T-shirt towering over Ms. Conley.
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Apologizing pre-emptively for his tendency to "start preaching," Foster spoke for almost 20 minutes, invoking the Rev.
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A spokeswoman for his accuser, a former TCW employee named Sara Tirschwell, said her lawsuit spoke for itself.
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At the performance I saw, Rosdely Ciprian, a preternaturally composed 14-year-old New Yorker, spoke for abolishment.
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He spoke for a full 26 seconds — far longer than he usually grants from the postgame interview podium.
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The audience was theoretically supposed to be silent — the president was talking — but their clothes spoke for them.
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Their second date fared far better — dinner at a restaurant in Los Angeles, where they spoke for hours.
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Robbie didn't include a caption, but she didn't need to; her pear-shaped engagement ring spoke for itself.
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I wasn't attempting to create a generationally defining work of theater that spoke for the entire queer experience.
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In a literal sense it would mean she was not well mentally and spoke for a long time.
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So he started a sustainability committee within the school's National Honor Society, and the results spoke for themselves.
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All told, the president spoke for less than 10 minutes — impressive brevity for a typically attention-hungry rambler.
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North Korea's founding leader, Kim Il Sung, spoke for more than five hours at the last party congress.
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Morsy's lawyer Abdel Maqsoud told CNN that the former president spoke for seven minutes before the session was adjourned.
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" After the family returned to Florida, the magazine notes that "Ariana cried endlessly and barely spoke for two days.
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" Gene Huber, wearing a black Donald Trump T-shirt, hugged the President and spoke for a few moments. "Mr.
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For his latest collection, however, there was no extravagant theme or stage set — rather, the clothes spoke for themselves.
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A CNN spokesperson told BuzzFeed News they had nothing more to add and that Stelter's comments spoke for themselves.
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He spoke for less than five minutes and apologized to his constituents and his wife (who was not present).
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When its founder, Fraidy Reiss, began approaching state lawmakers back in 2015, she thought those numbers spoke for themselves.
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Former Nigerian Vice President Atiku Abubakar spoke for parents everywhere on contemplating the second anniversary of the girls' disappearance.
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One of the women who spoke for the documentary had not previously gone public with her accusation of Weinstein.
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Grand Theft Auto III's Liberty City, when you saw it for the first time in 2001, spoke for itself.
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DuVernay and I spoke for two hours about prison reform, cinema segregation, and the neighborhood where she grew up.
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The first time I met Kevin Omni, my father in the ballroom scene, we spoke for three hours straight.
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" At Packer's sentencing, WFMX reports, Judge Diane Gibbons spoke for almost an hour, "saying Sara Packer was no mother.
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Basically, I was going to the airport and he was leaving the airport, and we spoke for 15 minutes.
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The Indianapolis Star reported that Trump Jr. spoke for roughly 15 minutes at a regional airport near Greenfield, Ind.
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We spoke for two hours at the 53-year-old artist's studio in the TriBeCa district of New York.
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Fittingly, some players who had been on the team the longest were the ones who spoke for everyone else.
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Yang's performance was utterly forgettable, as he spoke for the least amount of time on the night he debated.
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The first time he and Michael met, they spoke for three hours about the experience of losing their moms.
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On Friday, Mr. Churkin spoke for more than an hour at the Russian Mission, without press aides or notes.
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The two leaders spoke for the first time since Trump's inauguration in a phone call around noon Eastern time.
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About 45 female and five male members spoke for one to two minutes each to a mostly empty auditorium.
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President Obama was traveling in Africa, and on July 1, he spoke for the last time with President Morsi.
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Though there was no surrender, the two men spoke for several minutes, discussing their mood, health and legal situations.
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They spoke for hours before Mr. McCain asked Mr. Biden to deliver a eulogy at his funeral in Arizona.
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The president spoke for just over two hours on Wednesday night in Michigan, his longest campaign rally to date.
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He tracked down and met his mother only once, in a Stockholm cafe, and they spoke for an hour.
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All told, Trump spoke for an hour and 20 minutes, and he received more than a dozen standing ovations.
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I spoke for myself and with the strength of the eighty plus victims of Harvey Weinstein in my heart.
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Kim spoke for seven hours during the ruling Workers' Party meeting that continued for the third day on Monday.
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Not long ago, he and his brother Josh spoke for the first time about mental health and their family.
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He spoke for more than two hours, delivering the longest speech of his presidency to a wildly enthusiastic crowd.
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Biden spoke for only five minutes at his rally, following much longer remarks from his wife, Jill, and Schaitberger.
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"President Obama spoke for me and every American in his remarks in #Newtown Connecticut," Trump said at the time.
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More than 8 people attended, and Trump spoke for 45 minutes, White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham told reporters.
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He said they spoke for a long time and had agreed to keep the content of their meeting confidential.
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They spoke for hours, and Dirand felt her falling in love, an older woman intuitively embracing his elaborate plans.
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"He spoke for an hour and 10 or 15 minutes, off script, and didn't mention me," Mr. Hogan said.
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The defense only presented one witness, who spoke for less than half an hour, Keegan Hamilton reported for Vice.
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We spoke for an hour about the issues sex workers are facing nationally, as well as locally in Philadelphia.
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The X-Men, erupting in his brain in 1963, spoke for all outcasts, black, gay, disabled, who felt like mutants.
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This was really just robot vacuum porn, though; the gleaming floors spoke for themselves on the quality of the clean.
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Macron, who spoke for more than an hour and without notes, is a relatively new face in French domestic politics.
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Clinton spoke for one minute and 36 seconds: And Trevor Noah turned Trump's State of the Union into a telenovela:
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BRENDA from Bristol spoke for many when she learned that there would be a snap general election on June 8th.
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The actual presidential seal was displayed on a lectern where Trump spoke for about 80 minutes to enthusiastic young supporters.
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We spoke for almost two hours and still only got through about a third of what we hoped to discuss.
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He spoke for 48 minutes, first reading a statement and then answering questions from reporters in a rambling news conference.
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Survivor Guillermo Banchini spoke for the group in Spanish, saying love will continue to unite them and their fallen friends.
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A Catholic priest testified for the prosecution while Orthodox Christian theologians, along with Moscow's leading rabbis, spoke for the defence.
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The television star spoke for many when, in an interview this week, he vowed to abstain in the next election.
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Abbas and Trump spoke for the first time in March, when he invited the Palestinian President to the White House.
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According to Jay Glazer, Kaepernick invited Boyer down to talk before the game, and they spoke for about 90 minutes.
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On a trip where he spoke far less than he was seen, the President's body language often spoke for him.
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Trump spoke for roughly 2628 minutes, peppering in personal details and stories from those who died or lost loved ones.
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Trump Jr. said they spoke for only "a few minutes" and did not talk about colluding with the Russian government.
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We spoke for a few hours about their life in the Wells, their arrests, and their efforts to expose Watts.
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For example: at the October 15 debate, Andrew Yang spoke for 8 minutes, 32 seconds, per the New York Times.
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John Kennedy (R-LA) likely spoke for many of his colleagues as he answered reporters' questions in a Capitol hallway.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. López Obrador spoke for 30 minutes Monday morning after the latter 's landslide victory Sunday night.
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For example, in July they spoke for four hours with Simona Mangiante Papadopoulos, former Trump campaign aide George Papadopoulos's wife.
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McCain and Pence spoke for nearly 30 minutes, in a conversation that at times seemed friendly but then turned serious.
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" Mr. Saipov spoke for a total of about 10 minutes, saying he would have more to say "in the future.
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Andrew Yang: Yang spoke for the least amount of time in the July debates, just like in his June performance.
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"Leader McConnell spoke for a half hour, didn't give one reason why there shouldn't be witnesses or documents," he added.
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Schiff spoke for two hours straight on Wednesday afternoon -- as the opening arguments by the House impeachment managers got underway.
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House Democrats spoke for just over an hour Monday morning, concluding with Schiff urging senators to remove Trump from office.
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Trump spoke for roughly 20 minutes, peppering in personal details and stories from those who died or lost loved ones.
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Former New York mayor Mike Bloomberg arrived on his "Get It Done Express," shook hands and spoke for 19843 minutes.
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Constand, whose testimony at trial was central to the case against Cosby, spoke for just a few moments in court.
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The Times did not answer questions from the auditors, telling the inspector general's office that the article spoke for itself.
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For starters, why did we ever pretend novels by straight white guys about straight white guys spoke for entire generations?
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The panelists spoke for about 30 minutes before opening the floor to questions and comments from PEN members in attendance.
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Asked to comment on his decision, Mr. Stein said that his letter of resignation, which he provided, spoke for itself.
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Trump emerged into the Tea Room at Mar-a-Lago and spoke for about two minutes, again mentioning the photos.
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The Lorax, that beloved character from Dr. Seuss, always said he spoke for the trees, but today he is not alone.
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And he spoke for many colleagues when he criticized President Jimmy Carter's tax reforms and enthusiastically endorsed Ronald Reagan in 1980.
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" Christian Paul spoke for a growing number of Socialist deputies when he replied: "Those who forget their values lose their honor.
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Putin congratulated Trump on his election win and then both leaders spoke for about an hour about ISIS, Syria, and terrorism.
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Jamil and fellow immigration judges were in attendance at the Virginia conference where Sessions spoke for annual trainings on courtroom procedure.
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And with the help of contrasting imagery of Utah protests and wildlife printed on jumpsuits and dresses, they spoke for themselves.
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Tom Enders, the boss of Airbus, spoke for many firms when he recently branded the government's handling of Brexit a "disgrace".
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The TV judge, played by Cecily Strong, spoke for almost all of us when she told Trump he's doing too much.
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A blog post on the organization's website mirrors Pence's statement: Historically, churches frequently spoke for and against candidates for government office.
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"I think that whatever it was that I did onstage kind of spoke for itself," Larson told Vanity Fair on Wednesday.
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"Last week, Donald Trump spoke for more than an hour on the biggest stage he's ever had," Warren told the crowd.
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Tsai's office said in its on statement that the pair spoke for about 85033 minutes and also discussed the regional issues.
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CBS Executive Chairman and CEO Les Moonves spoke for them all last week when he said Trump is great for business.
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They spoke for nearly two hours as the firefighters took care of what turned out to be a broken water pipe.
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At the ceremony, after the mayor posed for portraits with the graduating class, he and I spoke for a few minutes.
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The former vice president spoke for six minutes on a campaign live stream, thanked his audience for listening and walked away.
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I think that once he got elected, President Obama thought the goodness of the thing he was passing spoke for itself.
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The potential employer apparently assumed that these letters spoke for themselves and saw no reason to contact any of these references.
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The couple met through a mutual friend in February 2017, and spoke for a month by telephone before meeting in person.
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The two sides spoke for over two hours in a Skype meeting facilitated by the United States and Qatar, officials said.
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By contrast, President Trump conducted absolutely no government business when he spoke for thirty minutes with Ukraine's new president, Volodymyr Zelensky.
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On Sunday, on Fox News, the secretary of state, Rex W. Tillerson, was asked whether the president spoke for American values.
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Trump visited twice, including a rally Saturday night where he spoke for 213 minutes and whipped supporters up to back Saccone.
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After the game, Brady pulled Mahomes aside, and the two spoke for about five minutes in the bowels of Arrowhead Stadium.
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That is two days before call records obtained by the House show Parnas and Nunes spoke for more than eight minutes.
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Instead, he said it's something that he inferred over time — not least because he understood that Giuliani spoke for the president.
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The Democratic senators filed in one at a time, spoke for an hour to the rotating crew of stenographers and left.
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During the second conversation, which had previously gone without mention by the administration, the two leaders spoke for about an hour.
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The climate deal requires the bloc as well as each of the nations it spoke for in Paris to ratify simultaneously.
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We had intended for these to be part of a larger narrative, but realized that Mr. Boochani's account spoke for itself.
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"We've not squandered it," Genesis said in 2018, using the plural pronoun to convey that she spoke for this dual identity.
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Takamitsu Ito, an associate professor at Georgia Tech, spoke for the team: The ocean is where biology, chemistry and physics meet.
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Investors also were absorbing comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, who spoke for a second day before the U.S. Congress.
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Guests at the event said Kushner's sister, Nicole Kushner Meyer, spoke for about 10 minutes, including about her family's humble roots.
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Meanwhile, although now I know that Seth was dealing with their own questions around identity, their gender nonconformity spoke for itself.
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After his disappointing defeat against Moraing, Mertl showered and spoke for a time with the bartender in the Racket Club's clubhouse.
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At this year's WWDC keynote, in June, women spoke for about nine minutes during a nearly two-hour talk, according to Mic.
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The rabbi also said that he got a phone call from President Donald Trump and they spoke for 10 to 15 minutes.
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James initially spoke for both teams on Tuesday, and Curry and Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr agreed in separate press conferences.
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Though nominally representing the Tennants — their settlement had yet to be concluded — Bilott spoke for the public, claiming extensive fraud and wrongdoing.
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Dhillon spoke for much of the event as her client watched silently and chimed in only when questions were directed his way.
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In his books and in his speeches, he eloquently spoke for a generation of wounded people, the traumatized survivors of the Holocaust.
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Bush 41 made the first call, his spokesman Jim McGrath told CNN's Jamie Gangel, and the two spoke for about five minutes.
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Also on Monday, White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest announced Trump and President Barack Obama spoke for 45 minutes over the weekend.
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The company was notorious for giving little information to investors, judging that impressive cash flows and returns on capital spoke for themselves.
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Dimon spoke for several minutes about discrimination over gender and race which he said is not acknowledged enough in the United States.
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He clearly spoke for a lot of ESPN employees, particularly those of color, and was emphatic on his support for his colleague.
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The Washington Post, which first reported the delay earlier on Saturday, said the two leaders spoke for about 50 minutes on Tuesday.
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They spoke for an hour about how Abby could achieve her goal and he gave her his email address, wanting to help.
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The driver stopped to talk to Zhang, and the two spoke for about a minute, the FBI agent said in the complaint.
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Here's what the castmates had to say to one another when they spoke for the first time at the finale reunion taping.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi spoke for more than 8 hours Wednesday on the House floor — the longest such speech on record.
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He did not like taking instructions from Mr. Giuliani, he testified, but Mr. Giuliani made it clear he spoke for the president.
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"Won 5 out of 6 elections in Kentucky, including 5 great candidates that I spoke for and introduced last night," he tweeted.
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While Ecclestone spoke for his business, which had estimated turnover of $1.9 billion in 2015, former champions McLaren took a different view.
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Opposition lawmaker Jung Chung-rae spoke for 11 hours and 39 minutes on Saturday, the longest speech of the filibuster thus far.
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Ms. Holmes spoke for nearly an hour, then answered questions from the audience and an expert panel for nearly half an hour.
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That time, the results "pretty much spoke for themselves," explained Lai, and the business saw "very fast growth" and strong customer feedback.
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In September, Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren spoke for 50 minutes to an estimated 20,000 people in New York's Washington Square Park.
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"Jerry, you just spoke for about 40 minutes, and I have no idea what you're talking about," Kraft said after Jones finished.
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He spoke for most Americans, but also for leading politicians like President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of West Germany.
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We spoke for nearly six hours, discussing her career on Wall Street, her experience at TCW and the allegations in her lawsuit.
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Mr. Cali and Mr. Comello spoke for roughly a minute, in a conversation also recorded by surveillance cameras and reviewed by investigators.
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The day I walked into the office and had eight or however many writers around me, I spoke for one hour, crazily.
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Gandhi spoke for himself more than most people in history, but even the most controlling people cannot control how history sees them.
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According to The New York Times, Yang spoke for six minutes and 48 seconds, the least of any candidate on the stage.
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He spoke for no longer than 15 minutes at each stop, shook hands for a few minutes and was on his way.
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At last year's CPAC, Trump spoke for two hours, ripping into the Mueller probe and mocking his former attorney general, Jeff Sessions.
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According to The New York Times, Yang spoke for six minutes and 48 seconds, the least of any candidate on the stage.
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That meeting happened about two weeks after Zelensky and Trump spoke for the first time following Zelensky's electoral victory in late April.
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One longed, as Mr. Trump spoke, for a special kind of simultaneous translation, one that would convert Trumpian myth into concrete fact.
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Veselnitskaya said she met with members of the Senate Intelligence Committee in Berlin on March 26, where they spoke for three hours.
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Even then it was understood that Trump spoke for a nationalist base that Romney -- incredibly rich and hopelessly patrician -- struggled to reach.
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He sought accommodation with regressive movements — whether Iran-backed Shiite or Sunni Islamist — that hold the values he spoke for in contempt.
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He spoke for nearly two hours, his face turned up in a kind of rapture, frequently addressing the crowd as his friends.
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"Won 5 out of 20173 elections in Kentucky, including 5 great candidates that I spoke for and introduced last night," he tweeted.
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The two spoke for a while before Mr. Johnson suggested that he could get Mr. Krasner, the district attorney, on the line.
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The two spoke for a while before Mr. Johnson suggested that he could get Mr. Krasner, the district attorney, on the line.
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And in an originally undisclosed second encounter during dinner, Trump and Putin spoke for about an hour with only Moscow's translator present.
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Rose McGowan spoke for the first time in an interview about feeling like Asia Argento lied to her regarding her sexual assault accusations.
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The Justice Department, which spoke for the administration at oral argument on Tuesday, said it was reviewing the decision and considering its options.
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Most notably, she has worked as a Special Envoy for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, and recently spoke for Syrian refugees.
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The photo came without a caption, but the pose spoke for itself — with Robbie, 26, draped all over her longtime beau, Tom Ackerley.
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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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K.M. Panikkar, an Indian journalist, spoke for many when he predicted in the 20143s that Christianity would struggle in a post-colonial world.
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Thankfully, Sherman-Palladino made her major win count with two fantastic acceptance speeches (her husband Dan Palladino spoke for their show's third award).
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In January, during a visit to a charity in Stratford, he spoke for the first time about grieving at such a young age.
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"Conversely, the artists had their art as a way to express their thoughts and feelings, and therefore spoke for the people," he says.
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She then flew to Burjeel Hospital in the United Arab Emirates for rehabilitation, where she spoke for the first time in three years.
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It was Joe Biden who spoke for us all this year, when he was told during an interview with CNN that Weiner was
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The Justice Department, which spoke for the administration at oral argument on Tuesday, said it was reviewing Thursday's decision and considering its options.
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Temer was not even introduced at the Olympics, spoke for about 10 seconds and, according to The Washington Post, was then loudly booed.
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" French spoke for many conservatives, especially social conservatives, who deduce the need for sex-segregated bathrooms from "the existence of the two sexes.
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In the Q&A following a screening of the two Salome films, Pacino spoke for an hour, mostly about the lure of theater.
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In all, she spoke for about 15 minutes and finished to a round of applause, which the judge told her was "well deserved."
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" Trump added that the two spoke for more than an hour and that there were "incredible pictures of the two talking and meeting.
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Clinton spoke for around 15 minutes and touched on a number of policy topics, including minimum wage, mental health, gun control and education.
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Mr. Kerry came away convinced that Oman could deliver Iranians who spoke for their top leaders, and he urged President Obama and Mrs.
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Trump spoke for over an hour, feuding with CNN and ABC News over recent faulty reports and blasting illegal immigration before mentioning Moore.
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He spoke for several minutes about what he called the injustice of the "not guilty" verdict of the man charged in her death.
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At American University, Onwuka spoke for an event hosted by the Network of enlightened Women, the nation's premier organization for conservative university women.
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That alone also feels like a call back to some earlier time — a time when a city's newspaper columnist spoke for a city.
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He spoke for twice as long as Trump and repeatedly criticized the president for spreading misinformation, downplaying the threat and blaming foreign nations.
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She spoke for me and for all of my friends in similar circumstances who have had a harrowing week watching this all unfold.
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The White House did not respond to questions about the former officials' criticism of the president, but Mr. Trump's outrage spoke for itself.
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The warning spoke for itself: 18th Street had learned of the burgeoning truce with MS-13 — and had no intention of accepting it.
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In an interview on Wednesday, Mr. Fitzpatrick — who led by four percentage points in a recent poll — said the endorsements spoke for themselves.
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COMEY: No. The one about law enforcement and race in policing, we spoke for probably over an hour, just the two of us.
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"If you want to know my Democratic credentials, I spoke for Hillary Clinton at the DNC convention in Philadelphia in 2016," Bloomberg said.
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They arranged themselves on the floor and gazed up at the Buddhist leader, who spoke for an hour and 40 minutes without notes.
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On Saturday, Mayor Bill de Blasio spoke for 17 minutes at Mount Zion, towering over the pulpit and over Mr. Caughman's garlanded coffin.
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Isaac Troyo, the director of national Upstart implementations, spoke for 30 minutes explaining how it worked, first in English and then in Spanish.
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He wasn't trying to have an impact on the food bank, but the humility spoke for itself and it tore at people's heartstrings.
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And the other part of that comparison is not about MTV now necessarily, but MTV in its heyday really spoke for that generation.
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On his fourth attempt, Collins connected with his son and spoke for just over six minutes, explaining that Innate's drug trial had failed.
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Slavitt spoke for the first time about the Medicare proposal in front of more than 6900 pharmaceutical executives at the annual PhRMA conference.
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In Missouri, Trump spoke for nearly an hour before inviting the Republican Senate candidate there, Josh Hawley, on stage to say a few words.
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Donald Trump spoke for a full 50 minutes on Sunday to deliver the news that ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi had been killed.
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Butina spoke for five minutes at Friday's hearing, her voice at times breaking, as she expressed regret for her crime and asked for forgiveness.
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These thinkers made important contributions, but the culture whose ideals they spoke for was engaged in a world-wide program of terror and violence.
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George Osborne, the British chancellor of the Exchequer, spoke for the first time since the so-called Brexit vote, before markets opened on Monday.
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" Trump then added that the two spoke for more than an hour and that they have "incredible pictures of the two talking and meeting.
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After she spoke for an hour, Morlaina Bruce sat back in a chair with her arms folded across her chest, taking in the scene.
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The country's foreign secretary spoke for only two minutes Tuesday at a press conference, calling it a milestone decision that experts were now analyzing.
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Warren spoke for more than five minutes of the first half-hour of the debate, but she slowed down as the night went on.
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We spoke for three hours at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Washington and later by telephone.
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The president spoke for most of the time and there was no push-back from members on what was happening at the southern border.
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But it was moderated by a friendly conservative radio host, questions were screened in advance, and Mr. Trump spoke for only about 30 minutes.
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Maduro spoke for two hours from the Miraflores Presidential Palace in a presentation using polished videos showing suspects and images of the drones exploding.
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She spoke for those of us who knew that looking like the Britneys and Christinas was unrealistic, but still hated ourselves for falling short.
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The results spoke for themselves: Jupiter in 1979, Saturn in 1980 and 1981, Uranus in 1986, and finally Neptune in 1989, Voyager's final passage.
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Our interview lasted an hour or so, and I spoke for maybe a total of four to five minutes over the course of it.
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The chief secretary of Huawei's board of directors, Jiang Xisheng, spoke for more than 90 minutes to a small group of reporters on Thursday.
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We spoke for about an hour before the latest state poll numbers were released, which showed Rubio in third place behind Trump and Cruz.
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At the pub, we spoke for two hours and agreed to continue talking over lunch the next day, so that he could pace himself.
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Ms. Warren's campaign was slow to directly address questions of electability, seeming to believe her rise in the polls last year spoke for itself.
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He spoke for just five minutes in Thursday's debate, only getting more airtime than political outsiders Andrew Yang and Marianne Williamson and California Rep.
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Rotunno, who spoke for more than four hours, systematically went through the allegations made by all six women in the case, refuting their claims.
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The couple wasn't trying to make a statement, and Jay-Z felt that they didn't have to — the halftime show itself spoke for itself.
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On Tuesday, Van Drew appeared at Trump's Wildwood, New Jersey rally where he spoke for just under three minutes during Trump's hourlong campaign stump.
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Roebuck, placed on the spot, turned the phone on to selfie mode, held it at arm's length and spoke for only a few seconds.
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Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the lead impeachment manager, spoke for as long as the six other managers combined, according to C-SPAN.
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The President spoke for 20 minutes about how he and Senate Republicans had beat back the liberal horde who were trying to defeat Kavanaugh.
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As tensions rose, Representative Mark Meadows of North Carolina said that he spoke for the group and that they were not ready to commit.
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Sanders spoke for nearly an hour at the rally, his third major campaign event since his rallies in Brooklyn, New York; and Chicago, Illinois.
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The longest came in 1957 when segregationist Senator Strom Thurmond spoke for 24 hours and 18 minutes against legislation, later enacted, protecting black voting rights.
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Trump and Putin spoke for an hour last week and the US President did not warn his Russian counterpart not to meddle in US elections.
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Last year, Meek spoke for an hour at Antioch services, detailing the city's history — of "restoration," of course, but also of racism, discrimination, and poverty.
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To his fans, the episode epitomised the Yevtushenko they adored: an idealist who spoke for his generation, a man whose humanism transcended the cold war.
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He spoke for two hours , apologizing to those wounded searching for him, and describing his captivity and the challenges he still faces with daily life.
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On Wednesday, Trent nearly threw up as the girl spoke for 10 minutes about the abuse she suffered at his hands, a court official confirms.
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He spoke for two hours, apologizing to those wounded searching for him, and describing his captivity and the challenges he still faces with daily life.
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Delaney spoke for less time than six of the 10 candidates, for a total under 11 minutes, according to a tally by debate host CNN.
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As the flames engulfed the roof, President Emmanuel Macron spoke for many across France when he tweeted that he was witnessing "part of us burn".
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The current Speaker, Paul Ryan, spoke for many congressional leaders when he said it was clear that Russia had tried to interfere in the election.
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President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke for over an hour on the phone on Friday, according to White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders.
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The source said Conway spoke for many Republican lawyers both inside the administration and out, who felt the same frustration at Trump's tweets this morning.
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Timmons' comment, Trump spoke for a bit longer and seemed to abruptly end his speech as a man in the crowd began to heckle him.
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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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The presidents also spoke for about an hour alone during a dinner at the summit last year, with Trump relying on the Russian leader's translator.
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His answers were brief – he spoke for shortest time, according to a New York Times tracker – and he largely stayed out of the food fight.
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Earlier in the day Musk spoke for SpaceX at the International Astronautical Congress in Adelaide, Australia, where he updated his plans send humans to Mars.
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Flanked by sizable entourages, the two spoke for much of the walk down to a vista and stood next to each other for a photo.
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"We think we're all different," Hickenlooper said of the 21 presidential contenders, each of whom spoke for seven minutes to the state convention on Saturday.
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They spoke for about an hour, she said, before Mr. Pasanen took her to a nearby restaurant, with several of their mutual friends in tow.
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" Perhaps his characterization was too harsh, but Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts probably spoke for many when he derided such approaches as "sociological gobbledygook.
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We spoke for more than a half-hour, and Mr. Netanyahu answered every question slowly, picking each word carefully, as if he were giving dictation.
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I spoke for free at first locally in DC, to anyone who fit my demographic of professional women (and many who didn't), and it worked!
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She was dressed in black silk, and her voice thundered through the crowds as she spoke for half an hour about the need for change.
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Addressing media in the paddock opposite the Royal Palace in Brussels, shortly before the Grand Depart, Ryder spoke for the first time about Cavendish's exclusion.
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In 2014, when Pamela launched her foundation, she spoke for the first time publicly about a history of sexual abuse in her childhood and adolescence.
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At a local union hall in Tucson, I met two funny, gentle, welcoming men, and we spoke for an evening about their lives at Raytheon.
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As of the most recent jobs numbers at the time Trump spoke, for June, the increase from the month of Trump's election was 201743,201733 people.
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His often satirical plays spoke for an alienated West Indian population in postwar Britain and for the people he left behind in Trinidad and Tobago.
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When the judge asked her if she understood the conditions of her $1 million bail, Kizer spoke for the first and only time that day.
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Still, it was an absence worth noting -- particularly given that Trump spoke for 80 minutes and tackled virtually every other subject under the sun. 6.
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The records indicate that on one of those calls, Parnas and Nunes spoke for longer than eight minutes, though it's still unknown what they discussed.
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In both instances, Casten spoke for more than five minutes about the nitty-gritty of the claims Trump and his allies have made about Biden.
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A blog post on the organization's website from October 22016, 275, mirrors Pence's statement: Historically, churches frequently spoke for and against candidates for government office.
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John Mearsheimer spoke for many foreign policy specialists when he warned that absent an anti-Soviet alliance, great power conflicts would reemerge in Eastern Europe.
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" The letter spoke for a Belgian art community that "stands for a different set of values than what you've put forward as representing our community.
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Macron spoke for 44 minutes, far longer than other leaders who addressed the event, including Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev and German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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On his 100th day in office, President Trump spoke for an hour in Harrisburg, Pa., outlining what he's done in office, while rehashing campaign talking points.
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Although Moss, who's also known as The Dark Tangent, spoke for less than ten minutes at the fundraiser, it netted him a slew of hate mail.
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Jenkins spoke for the first time since Williams Jenkins Jr. was arrested on June 27 and charged with aggravated manslaughter in the death of Roosevelt Rene.
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Faluszczak spoke for more than three hours, sensing the grand jurors were more engrossed than any audience he had addressed in 18 years of giving sermons.
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This time, they spoke for just under an hour inside the Freedom House at the Demilitarized Zone following a handshake at the North Korean southern border.
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Yang spoke for the least amount of time of any candidate during the debate on Thursday, clocking in with 2:56 seconds of talking on stage.
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"When I said what I said, I spoke for the people who felt like Gayle was very disrespectful towards Kobe Bryant and his family," Broadus said.
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Democrat Joe Manchin of West Virginia gave him a fist bump on his arm to get is attention and then spoke for a few minutes. Sen.
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The naturally long-winded Clinton spoke for 33 minutes, double the amount of time he was allotted, in a speech that was widely panned as boring.
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Still, Mazyrov spoke for viewers everywhere when he wondered aloud if Emelianenko deserved to win the round, even as Maldonado backed off his first-round pressure.
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Obama spoke for a little more than an hour Thursday night, fielding questions from supporters and opponents, during CNN's televised town hall, hosted by Anderson Cooper.
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They said he spoke for an hour Monday with his Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who is attending a summit of Asian leaders in the Philippines.
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A few months later, in her closing statement in Cosby's retrial, defense attorney Kathleen Bliss had harsh words for the women who spoke for the prosecution.
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MORE and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke for about 90 minutes Monday, an informal meeting squeezed in before the end of the G20 summit in China.
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On Saturday, Buffett spoke for hours in front of some 40,000 attendees at the CenturyLink Center in Omaha, Nebraska, the site of Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting.
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Mr. Solomon said in an email that Mr. Lutsenko was adamant he had not changed his story when the two spoke for a follow-up interview.
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Boris Johnson spoke for many when he said the tennis-loving Mr Bercow had not just been an umpire but a player in his own right.
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James Cameron spoke for many in Hollywood when he complained about "Avengers fatigue"—never mind that Cameron is planning to do at least three Avatar sequels.
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He appeared to acknowledge that he would deliver an address from some other site when he spoke for a second time to reporters on Wednesday afternoon.
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Two years later, Jenner spoke for the first time publicly about transitioning from a man to a woman in an interview with Diane Sawyer of ABC.
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And while Clinton was giving her victory speech in Florida Tuesday night, Sanders spoke for an hour at a rally in Arizona, which votes next week.
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On Sunday, the SNL star spoke for the first time about the called-off engagement at a comedy show he co-hosted with Judd Apatow, E!
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Bob Murphy spoke for both of us, though, when he said to Gary Thorne over WHN, 'There are some ballgames you just aren't meant to win.
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The pair spoke for a few minutes before rejoining the party, and then found each other again, talking for an hour against the backdrop of karaoke.
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Mario Kruzic, 32, director of the port authority in Crikvenica, spoke for many who are too young to view Tito's legacy with either nostalgia or resentment.
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It also spoke for "Vanessa," a work that, despite winning the Pulitzer Prize for music, has still not secured the spot in the repertory it deserves.
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In early November, at an annual state party dinner that drew 22020,000 people, he spoke for 18 minutes, longer than any of the presidential candidates did.
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He spoke for nearly 40 minutes, and while he didn't announce any new initiatives, he covered everything from conservative bias to Facebook's reputation in the world.
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The Saudi royal family believed they could do business with the Trump family and vice versa, and the Saudis felt that Kushner spoke for the president.
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Trump, once a casino magnate about 45 minutes north of here in Atlantic City, spoke for just over an hour in the jam-packed convention hall.
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Wanda Vázquez said on Friday that she spoke for the first time about the earthquake with President Trump, who promised that money would be quickly disbursed.
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Ending a personal eight-game losing streak with a 12-yard touchdown pass to Kaden Smith with 224 minutes 216 seconds in overtime spoke for itself.
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Blagojevich, who had served nearly eight years of a 14-year sentence, spoke for about 20 minutes outside his home on the North side of Chicago.
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Trump's tease to a border announcement comes the morning after Robert Mueller spoke for the first time about the Russia investigation since he was appointed special counsel.
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"And as part of that they agreed to push for more powerful U.N. sanctions," Park said after Moon and Abe spoke for about 20 minutes by phone.
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When it comes to affordable housing or universal pre-K or aggressively reducing the amount of stop-and-frisk, they feel this man finally spoke for them.
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Green, who did not have a written speech prepared for the occasion, spoke for five minutes and 26 seconds before being cut off by the presiding officer.
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Tom Vilsack assured the audience after Biden spoke for 18 minutes that the former vice president can beat Trump in November, and that character matters (National Review).
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In an interview published Saturday, award-winning author Junot Díaz spoke for the first time about the allegations of sexual misconduct levied against him earlier this year.
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Mr Trump won power partly because he spoke for voters who feel that the system is working against them, as our special report this week sets out.
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Buffett spoke for nearly 30 minutes to a raucous capacity crowd of roughly 3,100 people in a suburban Omaha high school with Clinton sitting at his side.
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In 2015, he spoke for almost 11 hours on the Senate floor in an effort to protest the reauthorization of surveillance programs expanded via the Patriot Act.
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A feisty Trump spoke for more than an hour at a rally in Cedar Rapids that was similar to those he held during last year's presidential campaign.
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He spoke for several minutes, reading from a paper about how he realized he had hurt the federal investigation into Russian influence in the 2016 presidential election.
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Some interpret that as a signal of support for Naimi's policies, but say the days when Naimi's voice alone spoke for Saudi oil policy may be over.
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Assange led her to the conference room, and they spoke for about an hour—their conversation disguised by white noise, though Assange's voice dominated, in long soliloquies.
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At an event at the University of California Davis promoting her book on Monday night, Clinton spoke for more than an hour but never mentioned Weinstein's name.
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The oral arguments in the case also made national headlines for different reasons, as Thomas spoke for just the second time in a decade during the arguments.
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The president's daughter, who is also a senior advisor in his White House, spoke for the first time in public about the administration's policy of family separation.
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The man barely spoke for all of Drive, if he wanted to use silence as a weapon, he would be deploying the equivalent of a nuclear bomb.
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The president spoke for less than two minutes, reading an excerpt from a prayer that Roosevelt delivered in a radio address on the evening of the invasion.
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The network, which flipped over to Barty's match just before she wrapped up her win, said it was a "difficult decision" but the ratings spoke for themselves.
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The company's attitude, Mr. Coutelle said, had long been that its products spoke for themselves — that there was no need to hard-sell anyone on their superiority.
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The first of them, Jennifer Pinckney, the widow of the pastor, spoke for nearly three hours about the life they had shared since meeting as college students.
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In the nearly three-hour hearing, he spoke for mere minutes and begged his wife and daughter for their support, asking them to please stay with him.
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Yang spoke for just under seven minutes during the debate, the least of all 10 candidates, according to The Washington Post, which hosted the event with MSNBC.
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He followed Senator Hillary Clinton of New York — who in her later presidential campaigns also faced scrutiny over her Iraq war vote — and spoke for an hour.
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During her decades-long career, Ms. Foray, who died on Wednesday in Los Angeles, spoke for dozens of characters, ranging from mischievous miscreants to wide-eyed innocents.
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Shanahan and Belichick spoke for "hours" at the 2017 NFL combine about the Super Bowl and head coaching, something Belichick respected, according to ESPN&aposs Seth Wickersham.
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I think Andrew Pollack, father of a slain Parkland student, spoke for us all when he expressed fury that his daughter and her school were so unprotected.
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"He spoke for those who passed already, those who are sick, those who might get sick," said Detective Miguel Mendez, who also spent months at the pile.
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"He spoke for those who passed already, those who are sick, those who might get sick," said Detective Miguel Mendez, who also spent months at the pile.
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The president and speaker reportedly spoke for more than 10 minutes, and Pelosi is said to have directly asked the president to hold off on the raids.
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Dunham never truly spoke for everyone, but as a polarizing purveyor of millennial stereotypes — spoiled, entitled, lazy — it did, for better or worse, become a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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We spoke for an hour-and-a-half, and midway through our conversation, he told me that his mouth and cheeks were sore from talking for so long.
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Standing on stage with nine other candidates, Gabbard spoke for a little over seven minutes, by CNN's count, with the majority of her time focused on foreign policy.
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Versace reportedly approached Cuanan, who was with a friend, at the club, they spoke for a few minutes, and then Cunanan left to return to the dance floor.
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In theory the remaining 11 members could refashion the TPP, but Shinzo Abe, Japan's prime minister, spoke for many in saying that it would be "meaningless" without America.
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During the negotiations I tried to project confidence, but the results spoke for themselves: I ended up taking home two dollars, while my hosts pocketed four bucks each.
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"I think that whatever it was that I did onstage kind of spoke for itself," she told Vanity Fair at the Los Angeles premiere of Kong: Skull Island.
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But that Mr. Grassley would appear at a Trump rally on the same afternoon that Mr. Cruz was in Mr. Grassley's hometown, New Hartford, Iowa, spoke for itself.
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Normally, Escobar never spoke for long on the phone; he was always in hiding from police and his enemies and did not want his calls to get traced.
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And frankly, we would've loved it even if he just got up there and raised his little gold man to the ceiling — the movie spoke for itself enough.
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Guzman, wearing a gray suit and dark tie, spoke for about 10 minutes in court before the sentence was handed down and called out issues with the jury.
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El Moussa, 35, and Anstead, 39, began dating a year ago after, she recalls, he called her for the first time and they spoke for exactly 29 minutes.
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Flake spoke for 11 minutes to a person who identified himself on his Twitter account as Ady Barkan, of California, according to a tweet posted by his friend.
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After leaving the Capitol, President Trump spoke for 40 minutes last night to a dinner for supporters of his allied fundraising group, America First, at Trump International Hotel.
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He spoke for 80 minutes with the seal, big as life, on the wall behind him, but no one noticed (or mentioned) it till way after the event.
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Half of the students in her classes didn't show up, she said, and to those who did, professors spoke, for long chunks of time, of the political environment.
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Separately, the Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi spoke for more than eight hours about the young undocumented immigrants known as Dreamers, setting a record in the House of Representatives.
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After the group's president, Jim Daly, introduced Pence as "one of us," the vice president spoke for 30 minutes on Friday, on both foreign policy and domestic issues.
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Last week, the spiritual leader visited the American Embassy School in New Delhi and spoke for an hour and 40 minutes with the children who attend the school.
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Sitting on a podium before 2,300 delegates, he spoke for 205 minutes, long enough that his predecessor, Hu Jintao, pointed at his watch when Mr. Xi finally finished.
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Donald J. Trump, the leading Republican candidate for president, and Megyn Kelly, a Fox News anchor, spoke for roughly an hour on Wednesday, their first interaction in months.
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Giuliani has said he kept Trump apprised of his efforts in Ukraine, and multiple witnesses believe that he spoke for the president when it came to Ukraine matters.
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"I feel an obligation, because when I was in the position of the guys in prison I used to wonder why nobody spoke for us," he told me.
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Reminded that Trump himself had not called out King by name -- instead he repeatedly claimed not to be following the matter -- Sanders said she spoke for the President.
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Instead, the president, who spoke for well over an hour, was a slightly more sedate version of the one Americans have, for better or worse, become accustomed to.
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"Greta Thunberg spoke for all of us when she expressed frustration in her U.N. testimony," Tasha Elizarde, a 19-year-old climate activist from Alaska, told VICE News.
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Lamb spoke for just six minutes at the Sunday rally, decrying the flood of GOP outside money into the district and promising coal miners he'd have their backs.
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A member of the audience at the marketing event in Shanghai said Meyer spoke for about 10 minutes during last Sunday's event and described her family's humble roots.
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He did shortly after receiving the email, and they spoke for about 20 minutes in which he outlined ways the assistant's office could help move the deal forward.
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The episode gave fresh energy to Democratic calls to open impeachment proceedings against Trump, even though Mueller spoke for less than 10 minutes and said almost nothing new.
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Mr. Sanders spoke for about 10 minutes, saying that there were competing philosophies in the world and that he wanted to create a government focused on helping all Americans.
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"The prime minister spoke for about 10 minutes and the tone of her message was quite optimistic," Reuters reported, citing a source familiar with the content of the call.
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Mr. Obama said he spoke for those in the chamber "whose lives have been torn apart by gun violence" — among them was one of the school's teachers, Kaitlin Roig.
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Mattis said he spoke for several hours on Sunday via video-link with Nicholson, but did not disclose whether he was in favor of sending more U.S. forces there.
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Outside the emergency room where Aldridge was pronounced dead, Jolinda Wade clutched her sister and spoke for the family as mourners stood in a circle holding hands and praying.
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In Pence's first major foreign policy address for the Trump administration, he told European leaders that he spoke for Trump when he promised "unwavering" commitment to the NATO alliance.
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Bono spoke for Anthony Bourdain's fans, friends and most likely his family too when he dedicated a song -- about another celebrity suicide -- to the beloved author and TV host.
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"His production spoke for itself, but his daily attitude, unmistakably positive energy wherever he went and toward whoever he touched will never be forgotten," Belichick said in a statement.
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A blog post on the organization's website mirrors Pence's take, but with a stronger statement about actual endorsement: Historically, churches frequently spoke for and against candidates for government office.
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One Air Force veteran, San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich, spoke for a lot of Americans this week in comments he made to Dave Zirin at The Nation.
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Martin Bouygues, a French construction-to-telecoms magnate, spoke for many a boss in March when he decried "ayatollahs of competition" in Brussels, allegedly hellbent on hobbling European firms.
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Residents said their handlers directed them to a sandbagged area just a few yards to the left of a small riser, on which Musk spoke for about 40 minutes.
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Slavitt spoke for the first time about the Medicare proposal in front of more than 100 pharmaceutical executives at the annual Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) conference.
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And George David Banks, Mr. Trump's international energy adviser, made it clear that the White House, not Democratic governors like Jerry Brown or Andrew M. Cuomo, spoke for America.
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At the end of the 65-minute match, Osaka approached an emotional Gauff at the side of the court, where the two embraced and spoke for a few minutes.
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Mr. Trump and many of his allies have pushed the theme that Mr. Mueller's report spoke for itself, and that there is no need for additional hearings or testimony.
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We spoke for hours every week, often late at night, squinting through the portal of a video chat to exchange complaints about our lives and show off household projects.
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At the same time as Mr. Sanders's rally, Mr. Trump spoke for more than two hours at the Conservative Political Action Conference, a gathering of activists just outside Washington.
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Soon after, Mr. McConnell told one fellow Republican senator that Mr. Pence, while well intentioned, could not be entirely relied upon as a negotiator who spoke for the president.
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Four women met late last month at a restaurant in a Twin Cities suburb, where they spoke for hours, so intently their waiter had trouble getting their drink orders.
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"Joe was somewhere, where was he, Michigan or somewhere the other day, and he spoke for seven minutes," said Mr. Sanders, whose events often run an hour or longer.
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Limbaugh "was the innovator who spoke for the Americans ignored and disrespected by the elites," Trump lawyer and former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani said in a tweet Monday.
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They spoke for three hours on the deserted floor, and then once Mr. Westin settled in, they spoke everyday since Ms. Beaudry's desk was right outside his boss's office.
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Representative Gary Palmer, Republican of Alabama, spoke for many when he expressed incredulity that Mr. Trump had reached a deal that compromised on one of his key campaign pledges.
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Schumer didn't specifically say he had talked with Trump about his decision before it was announced but noted they spoke for roughly a half hour on Friday about trade.
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Actress Sarah Michelle Gellar spoke for many when she tweeted her "entire high school experience was shaped" by Dylan and his friends in that most famous of ZIP codes.
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Trump speaks directly to these voters, many of them blue collar, who have found that the Democratic Party that they once felt spoke for them has completely abandoned them.
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He spoke for roughly four and a half minutes, apologizing to the Knicks and his teammates at the outset of an interview with reporters but also cutting it off.
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Obama spoke for about 15 minutes at the North American Climate Summit in Chicago, which was hosted by his former chief of staff and Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D).
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The president had kneecapped Tillerson long before he pushed him out of the administration, undermining him publicly and dispelling any notion that he spoke for the president he served.
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But after "Thriller," which would go on to become the first-ever music video added to the Library of Congress's National Film Registry, his creative genius spoke for itself.
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Dylann Roof Emotions ran high in court as convicted Charleston church shooter Dylann Roof spoke for the first time to the jury that will decide whether he lives or dies.
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Harbour, who plays Chief Jim Hopper on the Netflix series, spoke for the cast as they took the stage to accept their award for best ensemble in a drama series.
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In the New York Times interview, Bateman repeatedly spoke for, or cut off, his female costars, all while pandering to the patriarch, in life and fiction, of the family: Tambor.
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We spoke for a bit about his past bands and musical projects, but Darwish requested that I keep that part of our conversation off the record due to safety concerns.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, spoke for a second time on July 7 in a previously undisclosed discussion, the White House confirmed on Tuesday.
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When he got back to the UK, we spoke for three weeks on Skype, so by the time I came back, we were ready to start seeing each other properly.
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Val Kilmer's sturdy build spoke for itself, with some help from the script: Nicole Kidman, his love interest, lasciviously implored us to gaze at his "eyes, [his] lips, [his] body".
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Conyers, who spoke for the first time in public since returning to his home district amid allegations of sexual harassment, announced his retirement on Mildred Gaddis' radio show in Detroit.
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Ms. Dole spoke for the style of her native Piedmont, but Mr. Bowles (who had criticized Ms. Dole for ducking tough issues) wouldn't say which he preferred — and he lost.
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A week after he spoke for almost three minutes about police brutality at a press conference — and then proceeded to walk out — Sherman shifted his attention to NFL player safety.
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In the interval between one call from Russia and another to Russia on that day, Trump, Jr., spoke for three or four minutes to someone whose phone number was blocked.
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" Ms. Grossman, who said she enjoyed listening to Mr. Sugar's "distinctive voice," proved it by resuming their conversation at the conference, where, she said, they spoke "for hours on end.
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He spoke for about 9.5 minutes during primetime television — and got three huge things wrong, spreading confusion and sending his aides and experts scrambling to get the right information out.
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In the course of two days, Lopez spoke for hours at a stretch, with clarity and unguardedness; having spent years in psychoanalysis, he is practiced in poring over his experiences.
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A spokeswoman for the school, Lorraine S. Connelly, said that "The Board spoke in a unified and heartfelt way in yesterday's community letter," and felt that it spoke for itself.
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According to the UK Press Association, the pair spoke for about 45 minutes, discussing the government shutdown in the United States and the proposed wall along the US-Mexican border.
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He spoke, for example, of the Madame Tussauds waxworks museum as a potential location because there were no traffic bollards there, and also considered attacking an open-top tour bus.
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Chinese officials stood silently next to the U.S. delegation as Trump spoke for nearly an hour before Chinese Vice Premier Liu He delivered a message from Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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In her speech after accepting a lifetime achievement award, Oprah Winfrey spoke for women in both Hollywood and around our nation who've put up with systemic sexual harassment and abuse.
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Kimmel spoke for many a Twitter user when he said the intimacy of the performance made it seem as if Gaga and Cooper might have a real-life romantic interest.
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Although Colton was talkative during most of his time with Hannah — at one point he spoke for over a minute straight — he was strangely aloof during this portion of the conversation.
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The pair spoke for nearly 10 minutes on the descent and the prince asked about her children – Emily, 6, Lachlan, 3, and stepson Tom, 19 – and how the family was coping.
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The president, flanked by border security agents, spoke for less than five minutes in total and answered none of the questions shouted at him by reporters as he left the room.
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The radio silence ended at 3:30 GMT on January 3, when the two sides spoke for 20 minutes to test the line and ensure the technology was still functioning properly.
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He even said President Barack Obama "spoke for me and every American" when Obama called for action to combat gun violence in the wake of the Newtown school shooting in 2012.
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Three days later, Cosby called her back and they spoke for 2 hours, according to Cosby's deposition for Constand's civil suit against him, which he settled with her in late 2006.
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NFL star Jalen Ramsey basically spoke for everyone Thursday night when J.R. Smith brain-farted at the end of the NBA Finals ... questioning how the hell Smith screwed up so badly!
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Jason Boyce and Mark Ricketson appeared with attorney Lisa Bloom Tuesday at a news conference ... where Boyce publicly spoke for the first time about allegations detailed in a lawsuit filed Friday.
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Scrappy spoke for the first time about the accident on "TMZ Live," and he revealed he had driven from South Carolina to Atlanta to Miami on the day of the accident.
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During the last party congress, held in 1980, Mr. Kim's grandfather, the North's founding president, Kim Il-sung, spoke for five hours on his party's achievements, frequently interrupted by applauding delegates.
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They spoke for the first time after they had been apart for 40 days, and only because a lawyer encountered J.P. during a visit to the detention center in Irvine, Calif.
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Shammo also told analysts that Verizon and Yahoo lawyers just spoke for the first time about the subject and that their talks about the breach and its impact could take time.
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The President, as he so often does, spoke for an hour mostly about himself, his enemies, his friends and his thoughts on everything from Jimmy Fallon to Arnold Schwarzenegger and back.
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The track is named after an ancient Greek sanctuary known for hosting the oracle at Delphi, who spoke for the gods and advised everyone from the ruling class to average citizens.
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According to the House historian, she beat a record set by Representative Champ Clark of Missouri, who spoke for 5 hours and 15 minutes in 1909 to protest a tariff overhaul.
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"Raising emotionally healthy children starts with teaching them how to make responsible decisions," said the first lady, who spoke for several minutes after a brief video was played for luncheon guests.
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In other words, over a dozen cannabis CEOs and C-suite execs Business Insider spoke for this story said that there wasn&apost a shakeout coming — the shakeout is already here.
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A senior Saudi source told Reuters the two leaders spoke for more than an hour by telephone and agreed to step up counter-terrorism and military cooperation and enhance economic cooperation.
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Prosecutor Gabor Schmidt spoke for five hours in court on Wednesday, listing 26 counts of people-smuggling, with the journey in which the 71 died as one of the last cases.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi sent an invitation to the president on Monday afternoon, after the two spoke for about 12 minutes by telephone in a conversation that she initiated, an aide said.
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On Thursday, he and Senator Chuck Schumer, Democrat of New York and the minority leader, spoke for the first time about the parameters of a trial, but the talks went nowhere.
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Manafort himself spoke for about four minutes, during which he took responsibility for his actions and thanked the judge for a "fair trial," according to a CNN journalist in the courtroom.
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The juror reached out to VICE News via email a day after the guilty verdict came down, and we spoke for nearly two hours on a video chat the following day.
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Describing the attacks as a "vicious, calculated, and despicable attack on law enforcement," Obama said he believed he spoke for every single American when he said he was horrified by the killings.
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LIMA (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin spoke for about four minutes on Sunday at the APEC summit about Syria and Ukraine, a White House official said.
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WITHOUT pausing once to sit down or use the bathroom Nancy Pelosi spoke for more than eight hours on February 20093th to protest Congress's failure to protect young immigrants threatened with deportation.
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Voice-over actor Deryck Guyler was called in to dub the middle-aged Bruce and Pat Coombes spoke for Yvonne, while McCartney, Linda, and Derek Nimmo each took one of the children.
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In doing so, she beat out the record for the longest speech in the chamber, made by representative Champ Clark of Missouri in 1909 (he spoke for five hours and 15 minutes).
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Mr. Bamberg said he eventually decided to support Mr. Sanders after the two men spoke for 20 minutes last week on Martin Luther King's Birthday about the shooting death of Mr. Scott.
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Monday's interview on CNBC came two days after Buffett spoke for hours in front of some 40,000 attendees at the CenturyLink Center in Omaha, Nebraska, the site of Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting.
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Like Dr. Seuss' Lorax, Ickes spoke for the trees — he believed that the government had an obligation to protect the environment, even to the detriment of American business, even in a depression.
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Mattis and Chinese Defense Minister Wei Fenghe spoke for 85 minutes on the sidelines of an annually scheduled meeting between the U.S. and Asian defense ministers, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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At his final rally of the day, in Newtown, Pa., the Republican nominee began well ahead of schedule, spoke for just 30 minutes and wrapped up his speech at 7:31 p.m.
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The Taliban and Afghan government spoke for more than two hours on prisoner releases on Sunday in a Skype call facilitated by the United States and Qatar, offering some hope of progress.
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Grumpy Cat, the ubiquitous internet celebrity whose permanent scowl spoke for all of us in our darkest moments, died in the arms of her "mommy" on Tuesday, her family said on Friday.
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He told reporters that Secretary of State John Kerry's speech Wednesday defending the U.S. abstention "really spoke for itself" and suggested the United Nations has failed to live up to its potential.
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Franklin Graham, his father's successor at the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, spoke for the longest time among the siblings on Friday, exhorting the audience several times to commit their lives to Christ.
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The President, clearly both agitated by the proceedings in Washington and energized by the cheering crowd in front of him, spoke for more than two hours Wednesday night -- railing against, well, everyone.
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For Riley, who spoke for over two hours last week with executives from the league's 20 clubs to try to quiet growing consternation about V.A.R., such errors are the worst possible outcome.
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Lyndon Johnson hit the mark one time in 1967, and Barack Obama spoke for over an hour four times, with his longest clocking in at 1 hour and 9 minutes in 2010.
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"I wouldn't be where I am today or have any kind of life I have today if this wasn't a great country that stood up and spoke for liberty," Mr. Brin added.
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He was at a conference in Budapest on the persecution of Christians, and he spoke for those in the Middle East who had been pushed from their homes, forcibly converted or killed.
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According to an analysis by The Washington Post, Biden spoke the most at the Democrats' third showdown, coming in at 17.4 minutes, followed closely by Warren, who spoke for 16.5 minutes. Sen.
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They spoke for a moment, and, the following day, a recording of the conversation was leaked to a Peruvian news channel: R eyna : Dr. García had a lot of respect for you.
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"We spoke for Sam, our lord, our monuments all across the Southland and to all the amazing Southern people," the neo-Confederate group said in a post on Facebook after the rally.
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He spoke for over half an hour in total, mostly repeating assurances and descriptions of Facebook plans that he detailed to U.S. lawmakers during 10 hours of hearings in Washington last month.
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Ryan's staff responded by issuing a long list of media appearances and advocacy for the bill by the speaker, and said he and Trump spoke for 45 minutes by phone on Thursday night.
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But the four-times major champion, who made the halfway cut with nothing to spare, said he had not earned the right to a later tee time, as the scorecard spoke for itself.
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Before the vote Mr Zuma's former minister of tourism, Derek Hanekom, spoke for many disgruntled ANC members, not to mention the country as a whole, when he complained of "massive looting and corruption".
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" On the stock price: "Honestly, I leave the valuation up to the bankers… We had conversations with investors and the market spoke for the value we could get done with the right investors.
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She hopped on stage between goofy punks Tacocat and the brassy British rapper Little Simz, spoke for less than five minutes, and spent a while taking photos with fans and admirers before leaving.
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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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Trump and Rosenstein spoke for roughly 45 minutes aboard the president's aircraft and their discussion touched on law enforcement and border issues as well as "general DOJ business," according to the White House.
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On Tuesday night, Trump spoke for roughly 30 minutes at The Greenbrier resort in White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. The Salute to Service charity event was held in conjunction with a PGA Tour event.
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Kenneth F. McKenzie Jr., the head of the United States Central Command who oversaw the operation in Syria, said Mr. al-Baghdadi's last act of killing children along with himself spoke for itself.
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In advance of the weekend ceremony, Manning and I spoke for 33 minutes this week for The MMQB Podcast With Peter King, which also will be available for download via iTunes on Wednesday.
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A former George W. Bush White House press secretary spoke for many Republican strategist types when he faulted the performance of the GOP counsel: Whatever the GOP counsel is doing, it's not working.
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James Earl Jones, the man behind the voice of Mufasa on "The Lion King" and Darth Vader from "Star Wars," had a stutter that was so bad he barely spoke for eight years.
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Mr. Graham's standing as a religious leader was unusual: Unlike the pope or the Dalai Lama, he spoke for neither a particular church (though he was a Southern Baptist) nor a particular people.
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It was a striking move for a coalition of local leaders: Making a case to the rest of the world that they, and not the president, spoke for the nation on climate policy.
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Ms. Warren called him anyway earlier this year, and he said they spoke for 20 minutes about everything from Indian Country to climate change to the television show "The Wire" (they're both fans).
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In one of his last speeches, on April 6, during the Nidaa Tounes party congress, Mr. Essebsi spoke for about 40 minutes without notes, directing jibes at Ennahda and making the crowd laugh.
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The American philosopher John Rawls spoke for many liberals when he argued that being a loser in a meritocratic society was not as painful as being a loser in an openly unjust society.
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He spoke for the president by denying Daniels' allegations, but he refused to say why the president entered into a confidentiality agreement with Daniels 10 years later to buy her silence for $130,000.
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In fact, Gates's mother had to convince him to attend the 1991 dinner where they spoke for the first time after he told her he was "too busy" working on Microsoft to go.
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The first lady, who has spent part of the past year and a half learning about NAS, spoke for approximately four minutes, after being introduced by Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar.
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And he said his accomplishments as chief — including dealing with the authorities after the shooting in which the officer was found not guilty of manslaughter, and creating many tribal programs — spoke for themselves.
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The Japanese prime minister, Shinzo Abe, said he spoke for 25 minutes on Tuesday with Mr. Trump, who reiterated his pledge to stand by Japan "100 percent," according to the public broadcaster NHK.
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Cory Booker of New Jersey told voters here during a weekend South Carolina visit, where he spoke for more than an hour without so much as a mere mention of the name Trump.
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Details: Mr. Macron met with 600 mayors in southwestern France last week, where he spoke for hours — without notes — on the minute details of everything from medical aid to state public housing expenditures.
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In a recent interview, she spoke for millions of Californians past and present when she described the cloud that high rent and child-care costs had cast over her family's savings and future.
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At a similar campaign rally in Nashville earlier this month, Trump conceded that he "would have loved" to cut taxes first in a speech where he spoke for 25 minutes before mentioning health care.
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Cynthia Fedus-Fields, a former chief executive at Victoria's Secret who oversaw catalog operations, told the newspaper that Razek had enough power that "he spoke for Les," and was often seen as his proxy.
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The president spoke for almost an hour on Sunday, describing Baghdadi as a coward and naming some of the Americans who died under his regime, including journalist James Foley and aid worker Kayla Mueller.
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Speaking about his meeting with Bezos on a recent conference call discussing his brand's quarterly earnings with analysts, Cucinelli reportedly said he and the Amazon CEO spoke for two hours at Dreamforce last year.
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" Manafort himself spoke for several minutes, professing that he was deeply sorry for his actions, that he'd attained "new self-awareness" from his time in jail, and that he has "already begun to change.
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Hemedti recently spoke for nearly 20 minutes after breaking the Ramadan fast to an audience including the top official in the U.S. embassy and the Saudi ambassador, as well as local and international media.
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At the end of the day, it didn't matter, though: The quality of the booze spoke for itself in the cocktails, including a MUNCHIES Punch that Summers and Stell whipped up on the fly.
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"Steve was a private guy -- that's why you can't find any motive," said his younger brother, Eric, who spoke for half an hour with reporters Tuesday in the driveway of his home in Florida.
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Pelosi spoke for eight hours in front of Congress in what became the longest speech before the House on record, breaking the previous record set by House Speaker Champ Clark (D-Mo.) in 1909.
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The Queen's longtime mantra, "never complain, never explain," is being ignoredIn Markle's interview, she spoke for the first time about her struggles with the British press, amid her lawsuit against the Mail on Sunday.
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His face turned pensive, and he spoke for a time about the ancient Hohokam and Tohono O'odham tribes, which traversed this part of the Sonoran Desert for thousands of years without digging deep wells.
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Ms. González spoke for just under two minutes on Saturday at the rally in Washington, describing the effects of gun violence in emotional detail and reciting the names of classmates who had been killed.
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But the recent high-profile cases of young women fleeing male control in Saudi Arabia and the U.A.E. spoke for many Arab women who are no longer so willing to submit to male guardianship.
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Cleve Wootson, our reporter assigned to follow Biden, noticed this weekend that he spoke for just seven minutes in St. Louis, 12 minutes in Kansas City and 14 minutes and change in Jackson, Miss.
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Trump spoke for a long time about Biden's son, Hunter, and his dealings with the Ukrainian energy company Burisma, characterizing both Bidens as corrupt, accusation that are at the heart of his impeachment trial.
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Schiff spoke for about two and a half hours, during which he covered the timeline of the impeachment proceedings to this point, including numerous pieces of evidence and video testimony from the House hearings.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi spoke for five hours – and counting – Wednesday in support of legal protections for hundreds of thousands of young immigrants as she threatened to oppose a proposed bipartisan budget deal.
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He spoke for about an hour and 20113 minutes, previewing some of his campaign messaging against "socialism" and zeroing in on a specific potential 2020 contender: Beto O'Rourke, a former congressman from El Paso.
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Given how many more male candidates there were than female ones in both debates, men spoke for much more time than women in total: 110.6 minutes, compared with 48.8 minutes for the women candidates.
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In Indiana, GOP Senate candidate Mike Braun waited 40 minutes, and in Ohio, Trump spoke for a half hour before calling the Republican gubernatorial candidate, Mike DeWine on stage to speak for a few minutes.
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Booth spoke for the first time about Bristowe moving on in an upcoming special edition of fellow Bachelor Nation star's Ben Higgins and Ashley Iaconetti's podcast "Almost Famous," according to both Us Weekly and People.
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Conservative MP Crispin Blunt spoke for many in tonight's debate when he criticized the move, but noted that withdrawing an invitation already proffered would cause a diplomatic crisis that might embarrass the Queen even further.
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"No one spoke for less than 15 minutes in that tradition of storytelling and going deep," said Matt Goldman, a founder of the Blue Man Group and longtime friend of the bride and her mother.
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After nearly a decade spent serving other artists in a series of styles and guises, they now spoke for themselves, with their own musical vocabulary drawn from elements of blues, country, gospel, rock, and classical.
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Ali eschewed the promoters and agents who spoke for other boxers, but he had his own traveling circus of parasites and hangers on who encouraged him to fight, no matter the damage to his body.
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But Ukrainian and Western officials in Kiev said they doubted that Mr. Taylor spoke for Mr. Trump, who dismissed the veteran diplomat as a "Never Trumper" after he offered damaging testimony in the impeachment inquiry.
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And the longest one-person filibuster without a break is attributed to Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon, then an independent, who spoke for 22 hours 26 minutes to stop the Tidelands oil legislation in 1953.
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She stood up in the Waldorf Astoria ballroom, with at least 500 people there — and without a single note in front of her spoke for about 15 minutes about her struggles and about her vision.
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With dark, piercing eyes, high cheekbones, a jutting chin and long raven hair, he was a paladin who defied authority and, in an era crowded with civil rights protests, spoke for the nation's oldest minority.
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As Mr. Trump left the White House for Camp David on Saturday, he was asked about Ms. Carroll's account and spoke for more than two minutes, saying multiple times that he did not know her.
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Trump now famously spoke for a record 82 minutes in 2019, and this was the longest State of the Union address since former President Bill Clinton addressed the country back in 2000 for 20193 minutes.
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"New York's Chinese-American community was pretty small at the time and not powerful politically, and Bill spoke for them," Charlotte Brooks, a history professor at Baruch College in Manhattan, said in a phone interview.
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"He had really built an engaged and reactive fan base, and clearly he knew who he spoke to and spoke for," Michelle Jubelirer, the chief operating officer of Capitol Music Group, Sivan's American label, said.
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The particulars of the governor's record — or any of the other more pressing news matters of the day — did not seem to concern Mr. Trump as he spoke for nearly an hour and a half.
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The last time Pelosi spoke to Trump was when she re-invited him to give the State of the Union address last week, and she said they spoke for a while about those two issues.
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" The two spoke for a few minutes, and when she got up to leave, Brown allegedly "cornered her and pulled her down on the bed on her stomach, pushing her face down into the mattress.
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Mr. Buttigieg acknowledged that he faced "the challenge of connecting with black voters" who do not know him yet, and Mr. Biden argued that his present strength with African-American primary voters spoke for itself.
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Shoring up diplomatic relations Tillerson's often-fraught relationship with Trump gave rise to questions from foreign governments about whether the secretary of State enjoyed the confidence of the president — or even spoke for the administration.
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Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan, who has been under pressure to quit from some sections of the ruling party, said it was up to President Jacob Zuma to fire him, but that his record spoke for itself.
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At a Saturday morning town hall in the Las Vegas suburbs, Klobuchar spoke for 45 minutes and talked about immigration in the context of her family's European roots and how much immigrants add to the economy.
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In 1999, after former President Clinton was acquitted by the Senate on impeachment charges, he spoke for 10 minutes in the Rose Garden and apologized to the American people for what he'd put the nation through.
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The same production company that made the documentary, which airs on HBO on October 1, did secure the royal mom's first major TV interview when she spoke for the documentary, Our Queen at 90 in 2016.
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" Paul Hayward, the Daily Telegraph's chief sports writer, spoke for many within an industry that had given Taylor a rough ride during his England reign when he wrote: "His time with England might have soured him.
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He and his partner, Officer Shaun Landau spoke for "at most a couple of minutes," she added, and Officer Liang was "shaken, he's terrified, he's totally — and I mean totally — unaware" that he had hit someone.
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And at a time when issues affecting black people — like police shootings and mass incarceration — have become politically resonant, it mattered that Rock spoke for them in front of an industry that routinely casts them aside.
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Mnangagwa assured Mugabe he and his family would be safe in Zimbabwe when the two men spoke for the first time since Mnangagwa returned home this week, the state-owned The Herald newspaper reported on Friday.
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This journalist spoke for many when she said: Seems like a promising youngster, though he has a long way to go before achieving the heights of his predecessors, Villa Nova, Aldo Nova and Diana Canova. 10.
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An elfin figure with a warm, discursive manner (asked for a brief summary of his work, he spoke for thirty-two minutes), Xue worked in Japan and the U.S. before returning to teach at Tsinghua University.
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And he spoke for an hour and a half; longer than usual, but without the constantly verbalized fear he was talking too much — a more confident posture he began adopting at the debate three nights earlier.
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U.S. Chief of Naval Operations Admiral John Richardson and China's naval commander, Admiral Wu Shengli, spoke for two hours via video conference, highlighting port visits, personnel exchanges and other measures undertaken in 2015, said the official.
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The head of the global tech giant and the 81-year-old Roman Catholic leader, who once said he is a "disaster" when it comes to technology, spoke for about 30 minutes in the pontiff's residence.
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He sees a trend towards greater regionalisation coming with three hub-and-spoke networks: Mexico as the low-cost spoke for America; eastern Europe and Morocco for western Europe; and South-East Asia and China for Asia.
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"We are grateful to those large shareholders who have publicly announced their support for all Rice team nominees," the Rice team said, adding it believed the Friday's stock market reaction to the ISS announcement spoke for itself.
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Trump, 43, spoke for just under 10 minutes from the White House on Monday morning and vowed to act with "urgent resolve" as he linked radicalized violence with internet forums, mental illness, social media and video games.
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Ahead of any formal announcement, Michael Dugher, who spoke for Labour on culture issues and who had been a blunt critic of some supporters of the party leader, said that he had been dismissed by Mr. Corbyn.
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Instead, we were forced to sit silently as he spoke for 80 uninterrupted minutes, talking about how everyone in Tibet is happy and content -- a picture in stark contrast to the one painted by human rights activists.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump and Saudi King Salman spoke for over an hour by telephone on Sunday, agreeing to step up counter-terrorism and military cooperation and enhance economic relations, a senior Saudi source said.
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Where the CBO's coverage findings spoke for themselves, the agency's other conclusions, and other legislative esoterica, have allowed Ryan and his members to tell a different—and completely false—story about what Trumpcare will mean for people.
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Weeks after ABC canceled "Roseanne" for her racist Twitter rant and then revived the sitcom as "The Conners," Barr spoke for a second time on Rabbi Shmuley Boteach's podcast and said she's been fielding "many" TV offers.
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Sherry Mason, a teacher from Ontario, spoke for many readers when she tweeted: More than 1,000 readers commented on the article, including Alan Kearns from Ottawa, who emigrated from Ireland and described his new home's welcoming attitude.
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In that meeting, Siegel spoke for less than 10 minutes, telling hundreds of employees they were laid off, according to the two employees, who declined to be named because they're not authorized to speak to the press.
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LAS VEGAS — Ivanka Trump, daughter and advisor to US President Donald Trump, spoke for about 40 minutes at CES 2020 in Las Vegas on Tuesday afternoon, despite backlash on Twitter and Facebook where some called to #BoycottCES.
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Steven Matz positioned himself next to Jacob deGrom in right field during the Mets' batting practice Monday afternoon, and the two pitchers spoke for a majority of the team's session before a game against the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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When Mr. Hekmatyar took the stage, he spoke for about 303 minutes, his speech often interrupted by chants of "Allahu akbar" from his supporters, many of whom were seeing him for the first time in 20 years.
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Washington (CNN)House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi spoke for a little more than eight hours to oppose the budget deal to lift spending caps and avert a government shutdown -- because the plan does not address immigration issues.
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Mr. House spoke for about 90 minutes to prosecutors and also testified at length to the grand jury, according to a person who has spoken with prosecutors and agreed to an interview on the condition of anonymity.
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That left barely 10 more minutes of the allotted time for replies — though Zuckerberg spoke for a further quarter hour before the Italian speaker of the legislature, President Antonio Tajani, brought a somewhat disorderly halt to proceedings.
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Show notes said the French designer drew "thematically from the 1974 softcore pornographic film Emmanuelle, with its sub-text that spoke for women to unapologetically own their sexuality" through to the #metoo and #timesup movements against sexual harassment.
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Jeff Merkley spoke for more than 15 hours from the Senate floor, laying out his arguments overnight against Neil Gorsuch ahead of a tense showdown over President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee at the end of the week.
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Before a major policy speech during the trip, an aide to the vice president says that the President and vice president spoke for an hour via telephone, crafting the right message and ironing out details of the speech.
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George Stone, a retired snuff salesman from Colfax, Wisconsin, spoke for many Republicans when he told Lexington recently why the conservative whom he favours, Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, has no need to tack to the political centre.
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Here's what you need to know: • Trump visits the White House and Capitol Hill … President-elect Donald J. Trump and President Obama spoke for 90 minutes on Thursday and made a public show of putting their differences aside.
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In 26, members of the "Silent Generation" born between 249 and 503 leaned slightly toward Democrats, 250 percent to 259 percent; by 232, Silent Generation voters spoke for Republicans by a margin of 52 percent to 43 percent.
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The preternaturally great bad-ball hitter spoke for a few minutes in Spanish, thanking Mike Scioscia, the Angels' manager, and Felipe Alou, his manager with the Expos, while noting that Sunday was Father's Day in the Dominican Republic.
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Reflecting the degree to which Mr. Strange has presented himself as an avatar of the White House agenda, the senator spoke for only about two minutes at his own closing rally, offering a brief introduction of Mr. Pence.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin spoke for a second time on Wednesday about legislation to bolster the economy in the face of the coronavirus outbreak, Pelosi's office said in a tweet.
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In an earlier era, when America had less inequality and stronger mass-member organizations, nonprofits advocating on policy issues typically spoke for lots of ordinary people — not a handful of private funders, as is now often the case.
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A few days later, at a Champions League game in Slovenia, the 642 Chelsea followers who had made the long journey spoke for thousands more when they informed Mourinho, on the touchline, that they did not take requests.
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US Secretary of Defense James Mattis and Chinese Defense Minister Wei Fenghe spoke for an hour-and-a-half behind closed doors, according to Randall Schriver, the US assistant secretary of defense for Asian and Pacific Security Affairs.
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We spoke for more than an hour before he handed us an internal intelligence report detailing daily Myanmar military activity near the shared border, including dates, times, and geographic coordinates of automatic weapon fire on the Myanmar side.
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The "Wheel of Fortune" host turned up on 'GMA' and spoke for the first time about last month's health scare, which he says was intense ... and could have killed him if he didn't go under the knife STAT.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy spoke for all nine members of the Supreme Court in referring to traditional marriage supporters as people whose "sincere convictions" are "central to their lives" and who must receive "proper protections" under the First Amendment.
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As President Trump spoke for three to five minutes, Ms. Johnson, 24, who is six months pregnant, wept openly, her body frozen with emotion, according to Representative Frederica S. Wilson, Democrat of Florida who accompanied the young widow.
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In a rare call, Trump and Putin spoke for more than an hour, their first known conversation since December and since tensions flared in Venezuela, where Washington backs opposition leader Juan Guaido and Moscow supports President Nicolas Maduro.
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Ms Franklin knew that she had a voice on the political stage, too, and whether she was singing for black empowerment on "Young, Gifted and Black" or for Elton John's AIDS Foundation, her tremendous voice spoke for the voiceless.
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Of the 12 candidates onstage at Otterbein University in Westerville, Ohio, Warren spoke the most by a decent margin, clocking in at 22 minutes of speaking time, followed by former Vice President Joe Biden, who spoke for 16 minutes.
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Earlier this month, Pichai spoke for the first time publicly about Project Dragonfly, an effort to reintroduce a search and news product for the Chinese market that would be tailored to the government's strict restrictions around freedom of information.
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WARREN WHEN AHEAD AND REACHED OUT AND HE SAID TO JOHN STUMPF THE FOLLOWING MORNING THAT THEY SPOKE FOR ABOUT FIVE MINUTES AND HE TOLD THEM THAT HE FELT THE PROBLEM WAS BIGGER THAN STUMPF THOUGHT AT THAT POINT.
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Setting aside a prepared speech, Duterte spoke for more than five minutes about human rights and his campaign against drugs during the East Asian Summit in the Laotian capital of Vientiane, according to one Indonesian diplomat at the meeting.
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"I come from money, I'm not going to deny that," added the Geneva resident, when it was suggested he would not be at the team without his father bankrolling his career, but adding that his record spoke for itself.
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Earl Ward, the experienced New York City criminal defense lawyer who joined Mr. Hillary's legal team this year, spoke for nearly 90 minutes, methodically dissecting the prosecution's assertions, which he called "a torn and tattered quilt" of a case.
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When finally coaxed to the phone, Mr. Rolfe, who works from his East Coast home, did not want to talk about his "Ghostbusters" video, saying he thought it spoke for itself, and he didn't want to address the fallout.
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The two spoke for nearly four minutes about the season, and series, and just basketball in general, but just before getting off the phone, Obama razzed Lue's players a bit for walking around shirtless for most of the week.
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For a woman whose fast largely spoke for her for more than 15 years, she articulated extraordinary ambition on Tuesday, announcing a run for chief minister of the conflict-scarred and corruption-ridden state of Manipur, which borders Myanmar.
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Stanton, wearing a Yankees cap and workout top, spoke for about six minutes in front of his two locker stalls, which were wedged in a corner of the clubhouse between Brett Gardner and the minor league pitcher Brady Lail.
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During a speech to college students, also in Mumbai, Michelle Obama spoke for several minutes about how important it is to dream big, and how her childhood, while short on material goods, was big on experiences, learning and inspiration.
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There's the crafty villain Judas, who betrayed Jesus for a payday; the blustering Peter, whose bravado quickly melted when Jesus got arrested; and "Doubting Thomas," who spoke for so many when he said he needed proof before he believed.
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We were intending to be respectful, we were intending to be an educational and outreach endeavor in the first place, and I think that they [the Whitney] could see that, and the patron's reaction kind of spoke for itself.
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Here is one such story from the Justice Department's 2015 report: We spoke, for example, with an African-American woman who has a still-pending case stemming from 2007, when, on a single occasion, she parked her car illegally.
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Trump spoke for an hour at his presidential kickoff from Trump Tower, and hit what would become many of the major themes of his candidacy: the death of the American dream, the foolishness of the Iraq War, his personal awesomeness.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - When Yohei Kono made a landmark 1993 apology to "comfort women", many of them Koreans, forced to work in wartime military brothels, Japan's then chief cabinet secretary spoke for a moderate conservative mainstream seeking to reconcile with Asian neighbors.
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When Witten arrived minutes later, we spoke for an hour and a half about the meaning of dualities in physics and math, the current prospects of M-theory, what he's reading, what he's looking for, and the nature of reality.
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For that reason, and many others, he was a role model for journalists at the network, and that's why the loss is "heartbreaking," in the words of one of a dozen sources who spoke for this story on condition of anonymity.
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With the exception of certain usual antiwar suspects like Sean Penn, back then, Maines still spoke for a minority of Americans, and an extreme minority of country musicians, who had all but created a subgenre of post-9/11 anthems.
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Rather, Gadot was one of the many A-list actresses who wore black in solidarity with the Time's Up initiative and the very necessary message behind it, so her look spoke for itself, and her red lipstick filled in the blanks.
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President Trump on Friday spoke for the first time on the record about measles outbreaks that have taken place across 22 states so far this year, instructing parents to vaccinate their children against the highly contagious and occasionally deadly virus.
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"Human endurance has a limit beyond which one cannot predict what the outcome will be," said chief Edwin Clark who spoke for the Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF) which has been holding peace talks with the government since last year.
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Under current rules, the European Union and each of the nations it spoke for in Paris must deposit their ratification documents with the United Nations simultaneously, and so far only three states - France, Hungary and Austria - have ratified the agreement.
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Attorney general: Why I became a critic In her CNN en Español interview, Ortega spoke for the first time about the events that led her to become a vocal critic of the Venezuelan government after years of being a staunch Chavista.
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Eric SwalwellEric Michael SwalwellHickenlooper ends presidential bid Scenes from Iowa State Fair: Surging Warren, Harris draw big crowds Nadler hits gas on impeachment MORE (D-Calif.) talked for less than five minutes, and Yang spoke for less than three minutes.
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During one of the longest segments of the debate, a more than 2202-minute discussion about the intricacies of immigration policy, Booker and former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro (D) spoke for a combined 2628 28500/6900 minutes.
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BTS leader Kim Namjoon, aka RM, spoke for the group to help launch a UNICEF campaign called "Generation Unlimited", outlining the issues that they, their fans and young people around the world face today and the need to step up.
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"My penis has been comfortable in the environment that I've given it for twenty nine years, so someone is coming in to fix a problem that I don't think is there," he told me when we spoke for the final time.
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WASHINGTON, March 11 (Reuters) - U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin spoke for a second time on Wednesday about legislation to bolster the economy in the face of the coronavirus outbreak, Pelosi's office said in a tweet.
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A month after that, when a Japanese oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman was attacked with an apparent limpet mine in June, it was Pompeo who spoke for the U.S. administration before any official, blaming Iran for the blast.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, spoke for the more reticent in his party this week when he suggested they were better off keeping the focus on the more politically safe topic of neo-Nazis and the Klan.
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The way he recalls it, after Juventus retreated from view, nobody in the dressing room spoke for a long time; in Dybala's memory, nobody said a word until the team had returned to the Vale Resort, its hotel on Cardiff's outskirts.
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Dickon Tarly's dumbfounded expression spoke for all of us — we got a good look at the Dothraki in their full screaming, slashing, horse-standing glory, as well as Drogon, always a stunner, who seems like a more disciplined weapon these days.
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Suu Kyi, once feted in the West as a heroine of democracy, spoke for about 30 minutes at the courtroom in The Hague in defense of the actions of the Myanmar military that for years had kept her under house arrest.
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" Though his party is also split on Brexit, Jeremy Corbyn, the opposition Labour Party leader in Parliament, perhaps spoke for many when he asked: "What makes her think that what she tried to renegotiate in December will succeed in January?
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He spoke for about an hour, mostly about space travel, took no questions from the audience, and, according to two people who attended the closed-door event, never once mentioned Amazon's failed attempt to build a campus in New York.
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Sanders spoke for different groups of Americans who felt disenfranchised: young people with heavy college debt and lousy career prospects, blue-collar workers who retained their Democratic identity, progressives (many of them professionals) who found Obama and Clinton too moderate.
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He spoke for nearly three hours on Wednesday, laying out in painstaking detail how his brother El Mayo, El Chapo, and other leaders worked together to import tons of cocaine from Colombia to Mexico and smuggle it into the United States.
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Patricia Fahy spoke for ten minutes about how head injuries in children are tremendously dangerous, before admitting at the end of her rant that this bill has nothing to do with children as it would not allow children to fight professionally.
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Husband Prince Harry and her mom, Doria Ragland (who flew in from L.A. earlier in the week), proudly looked on while Meghan spoke for three minutes about how the women of the Hubb Community Kitchen welcomed her shortly after her move to London.
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Macron spoke for a full hour, receiving a standing ovation from the crowd of CEOs, bankers and top academics, after he called for a "global compact" to address the economic forces that have led to rising inequality and a surge in populism.
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LIMA (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin spoke for around four minutes on Sunday at the APEC summit about Syria and Ukraine, in what is likely to be their last in-person meeting before Obama leaves office.
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"When I said what I said, I spoke for the people who felt like Gayle was very disrespectful towards Kobe Bryant and his family," Snoop Dogg, whose real name is Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr., said in a video on Instagram on Saturday.
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Moon and Trump spoke for 50 minutes by telephone on Tuesday, a day before Moon's special envoys were due to visit Pyongyang to discuss a third summit to be held this month between the liberal South Korean leader and his North Korean counterpart.
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Per a New York Times count, these two also-rans both spoke for more time than Amy Klobuchar, a better-polling moderate candidate, and Beto O'Rourke, who has nearly three times as many supporters in the poll averages as Bullock and Delaney combined.
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The 35-year-old, who hosted a discussion on human trafficking last week at the White House, spoke for around 45 minutes with the women, some of whom now live under protection from the Italian judiciary after reporting their traffickers to authorities.
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"I ask that God bless the results of the meeting and that Venezuela opens a new era of relations with the United States," Maduro said during his weekly hours-long show on state television, adding that the pair spoke for 40 minutes.
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Sporting his trademark double-breasted suit and a neat side parting, Rees-Mogg, 50, who embraces his image as an English gentleman from a bygone era, spoke for an hour, accepting praise from his own party and jibes from opponents in equal measure.
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One of the most widespread beliefs is that they are offspring of Portuguese mariners who arrived in early colonial times; or, as some 221th-century Melungeons would have put it, on the rare occasions when they spoke for themselves, they were "Portyghee".
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Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeCastro qualifies for next Democratic primary debates 2020 Democrats react to NYPD firing of officer in Garner case: 'Finally' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall MORE (D-Texas), who spoke for 2023 minutes and 15 seconds.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke for "a little over an hour" Tuesday morning, discussing a range of pressing international concerns a day after Putin met with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, a White House official told CNN.
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At a news conference outside the Vermont Department of Health in Burlington, Mr. Shumlin and Dr. Harry Chen, the state's health commissioner, spoke for about half an hour about proposed regulations, which they said represented a cutting-edge approach to combating the crisis.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Incoming Zimbabwe leader Emmerson Mnangagwa assured former president Robert Mugabe he and his family would be safe in the country when the two men spoke for the first time since Mnangagwa returned home this week, state media said on Friday.
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Wayne LaPierre, head of the National Rifle Association, just spoke for the first time since 17 people died during a high school shooting last week — and he used the opportunity to blame gun control advocates for pushing, well, gun control after the shooting.
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Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel spoke for an hour at the National Press Club Monday to defend his support of and donations to the Donald Trump campaign, which has many people calling for tech companies associated with Thiel to cut ties with him.
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Macron spoke for a full hour, receiving a standing ovation from the crowd of CEOs, bankers and top academics, after he called for a "global compact" to address the economic forces that have led to rising inequality and a surge in populism.
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According to the former Trump adviser who was there, and who spoke on condition of anonymity to avoid offending former colleagues, Mr. Papadopoulos spoke for a few minutes about his Russian contacts and the prospects for a meeting with the Russian president.
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By statute, the agency can represent itself at the Supreme Court if it notifies DOJ, but DOJ spoke for the agency last year, when the Supreme Court weighed a petition for review of D.C. Circuit ruling that the CFPB's structure is constitutional.
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Harry Reid, then the Senate Democratic leader, suggested Mr. Comey had broken the law, and Senator Dianne Feinstein of California, then the top Democrat on the Intelligence Committee, spoke for many of her colleagues when she called his actions shocking and appalling.
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Among them was Gordon D. Sondland, the American ambassador to the European Union, who testified that Mr. Trump instructed him to "talk to Rudy" about Ukraine, and said that Mr. Giuliani had made it clear to him that he spoke for the president.
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They spoke for more than an hour, and according to a person close to Mr. Obama, they discussed the recent surge of the anti-establishment Five Star Movement in Italy, Mr. Renzi's comeback attempt and concerns about Russian meddling in the Italian election.
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Yi, who spoke for nearly an hour alongside former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, was pressed repeatedly by an audience seeking clarity on China's policy for the yuan CNY=, but Yi stressed that the market was the first determinant of the exchange rate.
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Late last week, Reid welcomed us to an office he keeps inside the Bellagio Hotel in the heart of the Las Vegas strip, where we spoke for over an hour about his health, his party, his legacy and of course, President Donald Trump.
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" But musicals were his specialty, and his fellow director Jean-Luc Godard — though it could be said that his French New Wave films borrowed virtually nothing from Mr. Donen's work — spoke for many when he called Mr. Donen "the master of the musical.
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A source who was in the court at the time told Reuters that Mursi spoke for around 15 minutes and concluded with a line of poetry about his love for Egypt, before collapsing as the other defendants began banging on the soundproof cage.
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Listen to the Lincoln/Douglass debates where they spoke for an hour and a half and then everyone went to the bathroom in the woods and then they came back and listened for another hour and a half of one guy talking.
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Although Mr. Zhou spoke for more than an hour at his news conference on Friday morning in a large, tastefully decorated hall on the fourth floor of the central bank's Shanghai branch office, he said virtually nothing that would limit the political leadership's options.
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In a press event scheduled with almost no advance notice Thursday afternoon, Trump spoke for the first time from the White House briefing room podium to reiterate his unwavering stance that any deal to fund the government must include money for a border wall.
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Trump spoke for just over an hour, with his usual mix of occasionally reading from the teleprompter punctuated by long, now-familiar riffs about his pet subjects -- the news media, the Democrats, his place in history -- that have only a casual relationship with established facts.
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Goldin spoke for 20 minutes at its March results day and while it is unusual to see a CMO make a presentation at such events, she says marketing is a central part of how the privately-owned business operates, so Lego's success depends on it.
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I knew he spoke for many others in our newspaper market, which included a county on the coast of deep-red South Carolina that gave Trump nearly half the vote during a crowded GOP primary and 13 percent of the vote during the general election.
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"Muhammad Ali is such a cornerstone of me as an athlete because of what he represented not only in the ring as a champion but more outside the ring — what he stood for, what he spoke for, his demeanor," LeBron told USA TODAY Sports.
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Two years ago, Karp spoke for many hedge fund managers when he said the industry, once largely united in its dislike for Donald Trump, now felt fund managers could benefit from the new administration and make more money by judging companies on their earnings.
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Apple says it's a big supporter of diversity, but you wouldn't get that from the company's splashy iPhone launch in Cupertino on Tuesday, when just one woman appeared on stage alongside nine men — and she spoke for just seven minutes of a two-hour presentation.
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Bernie Sanders spoke for only around 12 minutes, slightly more than Amy Klobuchar, but at least America got the chance to listen to a lengthy back and forth between Kamala Harris and Tulsi Gabbard, who are drawing a combined 6 percent in the polls.
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Actress Patricia Heaton spoke for many when she called on the media to apologize for writing off the the first video on its own, even though such apologies would not be sufficient to address what she described as irrevocable damage to the young men.
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Under that system, an emergency room would serve as a portal, starting people on buprenorphine and referring them to a large-scale addiction treatment clinic (the hub), to get adjusted to the medication, and to a primary care practice (the spoke) for ongoing care.
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" Hand-dyer and knitter Maria Tusken, who is white, posted a video on YouTube saying she spoke for the "silent majority" of knitters who didn't think racism was a problem, that people were being "hostile ... all in the name of this social justice issue.
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Emma González spoke for just under two minutes on Saturday before tens of thousands of demonstrators at the March for Our Lives rally in Washington, describing the effects of gun violence in emotional detail and reciting the names of classmates who had been killed.
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At the hotel, he spoke for an hour to 0003 supporters — about half of whom were donors who paid $100,000 to $250,2000 to attend a two-day summit meeting organized by America First Action, the "super PAC" formed to support Mr. Trump and allied candidates.
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During the rally, an unusual event in a campaign so far largely dedicated to TV talk shows, the 81-year-old spoke for more than two hours as around 1,000 fans cheered, clapped and waved the flag of his Forza Italia (Go Italy!) party.
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He made almost half of them, 40, at his December 18 rally in Battle Creek, Michigan on the night he was impeached -- a wild affair in which he spoke for two hours and one minute, nearly 20 minutes longer than his previous longest rally speech.
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"We don't know the content, [but] they spoke for about 10 minutes on then-candidate Trump's personal line," the prosecutor said, adding that the call came two days after WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange had publicly announced his plans to roll out the hacked materials.
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The political opening to launch what Clinton's team is now calling the Together for America Finance Council became clear to her campaign during the Democratic National Convention, when former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg, an independent, and a handful of Republicans spoke for Clinton.
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"I had so many non-Indian or non-South Asian people who just stood up and spoke for how important a film like this is right now," Chopra, who produced the movie, said to Entertainment Weekly, PEOPLE, and InStyle at the Toronto International Film Festival on Friday.
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Giuliani sketches foreign policy vision; business ties could complicate bid Barrack, a California private equity executive and the founder of Colony Capital, spoke for Trump at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland in July, praising his friend who he's known for 35 years for his successes.
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Typically, all the business heads would give their own presentations, but this time, Lake spoke for an hour and a half, explaining strategies for each of JPMorgan's four segments and giving an overview of how the bank is using technology to cut costs and generate more revenue.
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Mr. Kim's apparent willingness to negotiate away his nuclear arsenal was revealed just as Secretary of State Mike Pompeo spoke for the first time about a "good conversation" he had with Mr. Kim during his secret visit to Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, over Easter weekend.
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The leading voices in these capitals are screaming for an expeditious divorce as a swift and exemplary punishment (yes, to deter other would-be exit followers), because the Europe's oldest parliamentary democracy spoke for the rest of the continent and dared to denounce the EU's failing ways.
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By Andrew Osborn and Alexander Winning MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump agreed to try to rebuild U.S. Russia ties and to cooperate in Syria, the Kremlin said on Saturday, after the two men spoke for the first time since Trump's inauguration.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Combining public bluster with behind-the-scenes diplomacy, China wrested a concession from the United States as the two presidents spoke for the first time this week, but Beijing may not be able to derive much comfort from the win on U.S. policy toward Taiwan.
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In intimate encounters that often brought them to tears, many of the women who approached Harris in Iowa told the former prosecutor about their own struggles with sexual harassment and sexual assault and said she spoke for them with her tough questions during the judiciary committee hearing.
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While a government change of power a year later put the experiment on hold, the results in the meantime spoke for themselves: The program reduced the number of synthetic drugs on the market by 75 percent and the number of retailers selling such products by 95 percent.
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Clinton and I spoke for about 45 minutes in a conference room of the Omni Mount Washington resort in Bretton Woods, N.H. She is, as advertised, "funny and thoughtful in one-on-one and small-group settings" (even the Clinton clichés are clichés at this point).
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Though Ms. Balazs spoke for over 20 minutes about the partners, the most personal detail she let slip was that she trades texts with Mr. Gilkes about "bathroom porn"; there's a replica of the Trevi fountain in Bunga Bunga's and foreign policy speeches playing at Maggie's.
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In between the discussions of diplomacy, business and statecraft, Mr. Broidy wrote, he and the president "spoke for several minutes about politics and the fund-raising efforts for the midterm elections as well as the state of affairs at the R.N.C.," or the Republican National Committee.
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His standing appears to have risen in the White House after a year in which his tenuous relationship with the president undermined his diplomatic efforts, as senior administration officials predicted his imminent departure and foreign leaders quietly wondered whether he actually spoke for his mercurial boss.
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The candidate spoke for almost fifteen minutes, conflating two terrorist attacks in India, declaring that the U.S. will build a wall and that Mexico will pay for it, promising to end trade deals with China, and also to have better trade deals with China, Mexico, and India.
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More than one person trotted out a cliche, but a most apt one ("Shine on you crazy diamond"), while still others spoke for almost everyone who boarded the Shit Town Express and rode it to the end of the line: We all found ourselves truly mourning a total stranger.
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More than 40 years later, BuzzFeed News and Russian website Meduza tracked down Kalnbērzs, now in his nineties, to a sleepy suburb of Riga, the Latvian capital, where he spoke for the first time at great length about the world's first full female-to-male gender affirmation surgery.
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Tom and I spoke for about two or three hours; he was candid, he was forthcoming, he was honest, he was very humble about things that went wrong, especially the [critical and artistic disaster that was 21987's] Cold Lake album You discuss Hellhammer's early time in-depth.
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That decision resulted in a self-driving vehicle with more blind spots than its own earlier generation of autonomous cars, as well as those of its rivals, according to interviews with five former employees and four industry experts who spoke for the first time about Uber's technology switch.
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Here are more takeaways from the New York Times interview: Discussion with Russian President Vladimir Putin: Despite reports that Trump and Putin broke away from a dinner at the G20 meeting and spoke for about an hour, the president said the discussion was only about 15 minutes pleasantries.
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An 85-year-old man named Ed, who did not want to give his last name because he said he knew one of Mr. Bulger's brothers and did not want to alienate him, spoke for many when he said that Mr. Bulger's death represented a kind of justice.
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We spoke for more than an hour each morning to Amy's group and to runners in nearby tents about the previous stage, or the stage to come, watched as they tended to chafed shoulders and blistered feet, listened to their laughter, and saw their aching bodies begin to stir.
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In the end we spoke for five minutes because of very boring reasons to do with timing and schedules, as is often the way with pop stars who are in the midst of an absolutely banging year and loads of people like me want to speak to them.
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During the election, it was apparent to almost anyone with an account that Facebook was teeming with political content, much of it extremely partisan or pitched, its sourcing sometimes obvious, other times obscured, and often simply beside the point — memes or rants or theories that spoke for themselves.
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Toward the bottom of the obituary, the author quoted at some length from that 1973 court ruling, citing the majority opinion of Justice Harry Blackmun, who spoke for the court in saying that a woman's right to an abortion was found in the 14th Amendment to the Constitution.
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" On the Facebook event page for the rally, a list of speakers and performers was shared as well as a call to action which reads: "A simple hashtag — #metoo — spoke for millions who were sexually abused and opened the floodgates for us to speak out, be seen, and support each other.
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Instead, the mayor spoke for just seven minutes at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia on Wednesday, well before prime time, in front of a half-empty hall, sticking to a script praising Hillary Clinton and bashing Donald J. Trump, with no mention of his own achievements in New York.
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We did in 2013, when President Obama and President Hassan Rouhani spoke for the first time on the phone, as the Iranian President headed to the airport, and in 2014, when the United States announced the support of a 60-member coalition and the first round of air strikes against ISIS.
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Mr. Peters spoke for less than a minute, according to a recording of the session provided to The New York Times, saying that Ms. Coleman no longer worked for the agency and that he had named one of his deputy commissioners, Susan Lambiase, as the acting head of the office.
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Later that year he often spoke for the party as it tried to hold a convention in Washington to rewrite the Constitution — symbolically, at least — to make it fairer to minorities and poor people, and he showed that he, like the party leaders, could bring the heated language when necessary.
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