Swift and Kesha later spoke to each other, Sebert says.
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In private, they had sex, but barely spoke to each other.
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We spoke to each other before we spoke to Vanity Fair.
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She reacted with playful outrage: usually, they spoke to each other as husband and wife.
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This whole strategy fell apart, obviously, when the two groups of legislators spoke to each other.
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The two knew each other since high school and spoke to each other every day, Speratos said.
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The couple spoke to each other about jihad and martyrdom when they were engaged in online dating.
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"When I was living in dorms in Australia, no one really spoke to each other," Finn told Insider.
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While Kris and Kwang spoke to each other in English, the dominant language in the kitchen was Thai.
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In recent years, according to employees and public comments by Bob Weinstein, they barely spoke to each other.
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People looked at each other, spoke to each other, listened to each other, paid attention to their surroundings.
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" That had been clear, he said, from "their body language, the tone in which they spoke to each other.
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Gracie and Audrey, who previously spoke to each other via video message, have already discovered similarities besides their looks.
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But there's one exception — they always call each other by pet names: We spoke to each other in endearments.
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Life in the tundra was harsh and secluded, and Ms. Solts's parents often spoke to each other in Yiddish.
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This intimacy was a vital chord in how we spoke to each other, both in love, anger, and primal necessity.
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We wanted to see what it would elicit if they spoke to each other and not just to the camera.
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For decades after that, Dr. Cooley and Dr. DeBakey rarely spoke to each other or were even in the same room.
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But the fight between Biden and Sanders became clear as the two spoke to each other in victory speeches Tuesday night.
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Mr. Bolton and Mr. Pompeo rarely spoke to each other outside of formal meetings, a toxic situation for two leading advisers.
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Both men barely spoke to each other in the weeks before Bolton's departure, and they even stopped meeting privately to coordinate.
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At one point, Yamaha had to erect a wall to divide the garage and the two riders barely spoke to each other.
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Because my world went crazy, from a neighborhood where families had gardens and goats and chickens, and people spoke to each other.
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The relationship between Bolton and Pompeo had grown so tense lately that the two rarely spoke to each other outside formal meetings.
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We ordered and spoke to each other in Persian, laughing loudly at the table — things we couldn't easily do at other restaurants.
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Another woman, Francesca Bronzi, was stuck in a cavity nearby, and they spoke to each other and tried to keep morale up, they said.
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A couple of years after we spoke to each other, I found out one of them had been destroyed by a flood in Miami.
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He was in a hoodie and she was fresh-faced—no makeup—and they barely spoke to each other at the start of the meal.
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I loved that they had such complicated interior lives and poetic vision, but then spoke to each other in language that was real and true.
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When prosecutors revealed the photo, two men from the Russian consulate who were watching the proceeding from the front row nodded and spoke to each other quietly.
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But they actually spoke to each other a year later, when a mutual friend introduced them at a happy hour gathering at a NoLIta bar in New York.
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Senators Susan Collins of Maine and Jeff Flake of Arizona laughed as they spoke to each other, while shouting activists implored them to change their minds and vote the legislation down.
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It also includes an ASCII code with the message, "I cannot feel," which is a line Hitomi repeated to Vinny multiple times as they first spoke to each other in the game.
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The two leaders initially considered meeting in Paris earlier this month when they both attended Armistice Day ceremonies, but instead only spoke to each other at a lunch alongside other world leaders.
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The Republican senators Susan Collins of Maine and Jeff Flake of Arizona laughed as they spoke to each other while protesters implored them to change their minds and vote down the legislation.
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On Sunday, Corbyn and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the new star of the left flank of the Democratic Party, spoke to each other by phone about building a new trans-Atlantic political alliance.
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However differentiated the Bach pieces were by their arrangers, the two Mozart works — the Piano Concerto No. 20, with Leif Ove Andsnes as soloist, and the Symphony No. 38 ("Prague") — spoke to each other intimately.
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The reason I said that there should be mass resignations among journalists is because I just think they spoke to each other and did not see these very clear signs that she was in trouble.
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Our sources tell us Wiz and 'Ye's convo went down Monday morning -- and a few hours later Kim Kardashian and Amber Rose spoke to each other ... then decided to have their meeting at Kris Jenner's house.
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Paul Manafort wasn't just Trump's campaign chair, he was one of his most trusted advisors; the two have known each other for nearly four decades and reportedly spoke to each other nearly 20 times a day.
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Macron and German Chancellor Angela Merkel have also expressed concern about the "erosion" of the international ban on chemical weapons, and have spoke to each other on the matter, according to a German government statement Thursday.
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" Added Martin: "We just spoke to each other about what we would like to communicate in the halftime show and we decided we wanted to make it about togetherness and acceptance and the things we really believe in.
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LIMA, Nov 20 (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke to each other at the APEC summit in Peru's capital Lima on Sunday, before greeting other Asia-Pacific leaders and sitting down for a meeting.
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When I did "Two Can Play That Game" years ago, I had to fight for everything: the way we loved each other, the way we spoke to each other, down to the cars, down to the way we dressed.
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VIENTIANE, Laos — It was brief and it was only pleasantries, but President Obama and President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines spoke to each other on Wednesday, just two days after Mr. Duterte's profane outburst prompted Mr. Obama to cancel their first meeting.
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As we tried to adjust to our new reality — shuttling back and forth between households, trying to tune out the fights about money and the sharpness with which they now spoke to each other — my brothers were my one constant and comfort.
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That same day, Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping spoke to each other via telephone about the "menace of North Korea," according to a tweet from the president, who also said Washington was prepared to deal with the pariah state without China, if necessary.
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Over the course of an hour, the participants — co-workers at WayUp, a company that matches employers with recent college graduates and students — were guided through deep breaths, spoke to each other about "flow" and "powerful creative states," and completed a self-hypnosis exercise.
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While Mr. Holmes described how the Giuliani-led campaign evolved starting in March, Representative Devin Nunes, Republican of California and the ranking member on the House Intelligence committee, focused on one date — July 25 — when Mr. Trump and Mr. Zelensky spoke to each other by phone.
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The actress, 40, was on hand at Tuesday night's Democratic debate in Columbus, Ohio, as the 50-year-old New Jersey senator spoke for three hours about topics like women's reproductive rights, how to ensure Donald Trump will be a one-term president and focusing on how the candidates spoke to each other on stage.
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After having won her legal battle, the sisters never spoke to each other again.
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IndieWebCamp 2014 was held simultaneously in Portland, OR, New York, NY, and Berlin, Germany. Attendees spoke to each other over WebRTC video chat, and collaborated on hackathon projects.
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This film would also mark the final screen appearance of Bewes and Bolam together; at the time of the film's release, the two had fallen out over a misunderstanding involving the press and never spoke to each other again after that. Bewes died on 21 November 2017.
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The passage from Meissner's collection of stories that contains the remark is translated in . As further evidence to cast doubt on the authenticity of the remark, Freeman points out that members of the imperial court of Austria always spoke to each other in French, not Italian or German.
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Neither Flatt nor Scruggs spoke to each other for the next ten years — until 1979 when Flatt was in the hospital. Scruggs made an unannounced visit to his bedside. The two men talked for more than an hour. Even though Flatt's voice was barely above a whisper, he spoke of a reunion.
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When Les Belles-sœurs premiered in Paris, France in 1973 as it was originally written, in joual, it was met with some initial criticism. One critic described it as difficult to understand as ancient Greek. Tremblay responded, "a culture should always start with speak to herself. The ancient Greeks spoke to each other".
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Ward was a tall man of strong build. He stood tall and weighed . In the 1880s and 1890s, the Wards had a house in the Christchurch suburb of Burwood; it was said that they "scarcely spoke to each other". Later, they had a house in Park Terrace in the Christchurch Central City.
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Years later, Anna Campbell asked her mother how Roy had proposed. Mary angrily replied that Roy never proposed, "We took it for granted that we would marry when we first spoke to each other!" Joseph Pearce (2004), Unafraid of Virginia Woolf: The Friends and Enemies of Roy Campbell, ISI Books. Page 52.
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The couple divorced in 1965. Karina said in spring 2016 that she and Godard no longer spoke to each other. She described the relationship in an interview with W magazine: > It was all very exciting from the beginning. Of course we have a great love > story and all that, but we were so different.
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He is an extremely powerful white warlock, and has the unique ability to heal. He was sent to Hex Hall when he was thirteen when he healed someone and has lived there ever since. To Cal, Hex Hall is his home. At first Cal and Sophie hardly spoke to each other, but eventually they become friends.
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His tracking was done manually rather than using technology. In 2004 Arin Crumley and Susan Buice met online and began a relationship. They decided to forgo verbal communication during the initial courtship and instead spoke to each other via written notes, sketches, video clips, and Myspace. They went on to create an autobiographical film about their experience, called Four Eyed Monsters.
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Andrienko, p. 97. On the next day the French left for refit; the English and Russian ships sailed south to Methoni and blocked the entrance into the Navarino harbor, the anchorage of the combined Turkish-Egyptian fleet.Andrienko, p. 104. Azov and the British flagship HMS Asia took their stations side-by-side, and the two admirals regularly spoke to each other.
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When Dodd and Colson spoke to each other for the last time that night, they said goodbye, since neither expected Dodd to be alive when the operation was over. There was another dampening note as heavy rain began shortly after dark and came down steadily all night. As dawn came fog obscured the compounds. Yet Colson was ready to go in despite the weather.
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Redlands is a Grade II listed country house estate in West Wittering, West Sussex, owned by The Rolling Stones' Keith Richards. In his autobiography, Richards describes purchasing the property in 1966: > We just spoke to each other the minute we saw each other. A thatched house, > quite small, surrounded by a moat. I drove up there by mistake...I took a > wrong turn and turned into Redlands.
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As the Trotter Brothers start to argue, Albert tells them both to stop it, and decides to go down to the Legion. As Rodney has a go at the solarium, Albert talks about the time that he and Grandad fell out over the affection of Ada and never spoke to each other again. But Rodney falls asleep. Albert leaves, and Del turns up the timer on the solarium before leaving too.
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A writer for Filmmaker magazine called their collaborations "arguably the most influential body of work in the history of cinema." Late in life, Karina said they no longer spoke to each other. In 2017, Michel Hazanavicius directed a film about Godard, Redoubtable, based on the memoir One Year After (2015) by Wiazemsky. It centers on his life in the late 1960s, when he and Wiazemsky made films together.
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During a government deposition, Menjou said, "Scratch a do-gooder, like Hepburn, and they'll yell, 'Pravda'." To this, Hepburn called Menjou "wisecracking, witty—a flag-waving super-patriot who invested his American dollars in Canadian bonds and had a thing about Communists." In his book Kate, Hepburn biographer William Mann said that during the filming of State of the Union, she and Menjou spoke to each other only while acting.
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He moved into the Hotel Metropol Moscow when he arrived, then later lived in an apartment complex designated for foreign persons when his family joined him. His time in Moscow coincided with the Cold War. While his apartment was being repainted, covert listening devices were found in the walls. He was followed by a KGB agent for six years, but the two men never spoke to each other.
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Hunter Zolomon as he initially appeared before his transformation as the villainous speedster Zoom. Art by Scott Kolins. Hunter Zolomon had a troubled relationship with his parents who rarely spoke to each other or to him. On the day Hunter was to leave for college, his father (a serial killer who murdered six young girls) had killed his mother before being gunned down by the police after refusing to surrender.
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Punjabi men married Mexican women laborers and there were eventually almost four hundred of these biethnic couples clustered in California’s agricultural valley. Husbands and wives spoke to each other in rudimentary English or Spanish. The men tended to be older, in their late thirties or forties, and the women in their early twenties. Punjabi men learned Spanish to communicate with Mexican agricultural laborers and to speak to their wives.
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One group resented the more straitlaced players (later called the "Clean Sox"), a group that included players like second baseman Eddie Collins, a graduate of Columbia College of Columbia University; catcher Ray Schalk, and pitchers Red Faber and Dickey Kerr. By contemporary accounts, the two factions rarely spoke to each other on or off the field, and the only thing they had in common was a resentment of Comiskey.
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Going into the third season, this episode marks the first time the show's leading ladies, Lorraine Bracco and Edie Falco as Dr. Melfi and Carmela Soprano, spoke to each other face-to-face. Their two previous conversations had taken place over the phone, while they had only caught a glimpse of each other in season 1, when Carmela drove Tony to meet Melfi for a session in her car.
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An excerpt from a review in the January 1978 issue of Downbeat is quoted on the back of the album and describes the performance: > What the audience applauds on this album transcends mere form, technique and > instrumentation. They were thrilled by the charisma generated by five > masters who listened to one another's inner ears, spoke to each other at > multiple levels, and, no matter how dense the musical content, conveyed > their messages to the audience with amazing clarity.
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Barrymore's first name, Drew, was the maiden name of her paternal great- grandmother Georgie Drew, and her middle name, Blythe, was the surname of the family first used by her great-grandfather Maurice Barrymore. In her 1991 autobiography Little Girl Lost, Barrymore recounted early memories of her abusive father, who left the family when Barrymore was six months old. She and her father never had anything resembling a significant relationship and seldom spoke to each other.
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According to Bull, Lie and Gerhardsen hardly spoke to each other after 1957. At the national party convention of 1967 Gerhardsen openly attacked Lie, to which Lie reportedly responded by threatening to "break" Gerhardsen "like a louse" ("Jeg skal knekke deg som en lus"). Gerhardsen later regretted the attack, and later sent Lie a letter of apology - to which the latter never replied. Lie resigned as party secretary in 1969, and Gerhardsen retired from active politics the same year.
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The thieves bought the donkey for fifty gold pieces, and the shoemaker told them that they must each keep it one night apiece, to avoid quarrels over the money. One by one, the robbers learned they had been tricked but said nothing, so the others would be fooled, too. Finally, they all spoke to each other and decided to get revenge on the shoemaker. The shoemaker saw them coming and had his wife put a bladder of blood around her neck.
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In fact, the two men almost never spoke to each other. The end reportedly came when Johnson fined Roberto Alomar for skipping a team banquet in April 1997 and an exhibition game against the AAA Rochester Red Wings during the 1997 All-Star Break. Johnson ordered Alomar to pay the fine by making out a check to a charity for which his wife served as a fundraiser. However, Alomar donated the money to another charity after players' union lawyers advised him of the possible conflict of interest.
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After the production ran out of money, Schwartzman had to fund further production out of his own pocket and later admitted he had underestimated the amount the film would cost to make. There was tension on set between Schwartzman and Connery, who at times barely spoke to each other. Connery was unimpressed with the perceived lack of professionalism behind the scenes and was on record as saying that the whole production was a "bloody Mickey Mouse operation!" Steven Seagal, who was the fight choreographer for this film, broke Connery's wrist while training.
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During the Directory, almost all the structures and rules of Paris society had been swept away, but no new structures and rules had yet been created to replace them. The brothers Goncourt meticulously described the period on their Histoire de la société française pendant le Directoire. Caste and rank mattered far less; all the old titles and forms of address had disappeared, along with old customs and social conventions. Men no longer took off their hats when talking to women, and people of different ranks spoke to each other as equals.
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The legal dispute dragged on for a year. Pearson received his $5000 investment, but the judge ruled there was no profit to share. Tom and the Pearsons, who had been good friends during the production of Teenagers, never spoke to each other again.Los Angeles County Superior Court Records, Case No. 702 320, July 3, 1959 The film failed to perform at the box office, placing further stress on an already-burdened Graeff, and in the fall of 1959, he suffered a breakdown, proclaiming himself as the second coming of Christ.
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During the Directory, almost all the structures and rules of Paris society had been swept away, but no new structures and rules had yet been created to replace them. The brothers Goncourt meticulously described the period on their Histoire de la société française pendant le Directoire. Caste and rank mattered far less; all the old titles and forms of address had disappeared, along with old customs and social conventions. Men no longer took off their hats when talking to women, and people of different ranks spoke to each other as equals.
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The next projects for Trilobyte were published by Trilobyte itself. Clandestiny, with gameplay similar to the previous The 7th Guest, and The 11th Hour, though using cel animated (cartoon) video rather than live action, and Uncle Henry's Playhouse, a re-packaging of a number of the puzzles and games from The 7th Guest, The 11th Hour, and Clandestiny. However, neither of them did well commercially. It has been reported that the relationship between Landeros and Devine became so strained that they last spoke to each other at a board meeting in November 1996.
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The man, who later returned with two other males, continued to converse with Tony before they all proceeded to enter his apartment. Local law enforcement officials believe that Tony personally knew these individuals by the manner in which they all spoke to each other. The same three individuals were seen boarding Tony's 1989 Thunderbird a few hours later. The car was retrieved several days later in a different section of the city by law enforcement. On the morning of 26 May 1998, Tony's body was found in his apartment after friends and colleagues tried contacting him for days.
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The existence of Massachusett Pidgin is only inferred from colonial sources. Edward Winslow, who served as governor of the Plymouth Colony, had developed a close relationship with the Wampanoag sachem Massasoit and other local Wampanoag leaders and was one of a handful of the Pilgrims that had any command of the local 'Indian language.' In Winslow's 1624 publication Good News from New England, he describes a situation where his party of Pilgrim men came across some Wampanoag men they knew and were able to communicate, but when the Wampanoag spoke to each other, it was incomprehensible.Goddard, I. (2000). pp. 33-34.
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The two drivers spoke to each other about the crash and Maldonado told him that he did not expect to steer into Gutiérrez, but maintained that he did not cause the incident. Sutil felt Bianchi was driving aggressively having forced him wide at the race's start and was unable to prevent the crash from occurring. Bianchi said he was "really disappointed" describing it as "another tough race for me; the third one in a row". He argued that he was in front of Sutil driving into the first corner, but had enjoyed battling with the driver earlier in the race.
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Durand witnessed a static test of the engine in Lynn, Massachusetts on July 13, 1942 alongside Sanford A. Moss, the engineer Durand had requested from General Electric for the development of turbosuperchargers during World War I. Moss had retired from GE but worked as a consultant on the jet engine. Durand and Moss spoke to each other of the early development of the turbosupercharger as the manager of the facility recorded their conversation. On October 2, 1941 Durand witnessed the first official flight of the J31 equipped Bell P-59 Airacomet at Muroc Army Air Field (today, Edwards Air Force Base).
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They were also one of the first bands involved in the skatepunk scene, appearing in Thrasher skateboarding magazine and on Thrasher's Skate Rock compilation records, and had their own Big Boys skateboard designed by Pushead and produced by Zorlac Skateboards. After a Bad Brains show in Austin that ended in controversy involving Biscuit (and later inspired the songs "Brickwall" by Big Boys and "Pay to Come Along" by MDC), conflicts began to arise within the band, specifically between Biscuit and Chris. Big Boys played their last show very unexpectedly. Biscuit and Chris never spoke to each other again.
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' After the war, Grandad had various short-term jobs before he retired, including working as a security officer at a warehouse in Kilburn, which he was sacked from after a janitor stole over three hundred briefcases from under his nose. His wife, who apparently worked as a charlady in these later years, died in the early 1960s, when Rodney was still young. It is revealed in "Tea For Three", by Grandad's younger brother Albert, that he and Albert fell out over Albert's later wife, Ada. Albert tells Rodney that while walking home from a nightclub together, they both had a fight, and never spoke to each other again after that.
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After learning that Orlando Bloom was willing to testify against her, Neiers agreed to plead no contest to residential burglary, and was sentenced on May 10, 2010, to a jail term of 180 days, with an additional three years of probation, as well as being ordered to pay $600,000 worth of restitution to the actor. During her stay at the Century Regional Detention Facility, she occupied the same cell block as Bling Ring victim Lindsay Lohan, but says they never spoke to each other. After serving 30 days of her sentence, she was released. In December 2010, Neiers was arrested again, this time for possession of heroin.
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Harlan commented Shuja's court was an "earless assemblage of mutes and eunuchs in the ex-king's service". Harlan knew no Pashto and Shuja no English, so they spoke to each other in a mixture of Hindi and Persian. Harlan praised "the grace and dignity of His Highness's demeanor", observing the sense of power that Shuja projected, but also that the "years of disappointment had created in the countenance of the ex-King an appearance of melancholy and resignation." When Shuja went out for a picnic with his wives, a gust of wind blew down his tent.Dalrymple, William Return of a King, London: Bloomsbury, 2012 page 47.
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Although both Pancho and Cisco are clearly identifiable as Mexicans, throughout the entire series they spoke to each other in English, with Pancho speaking a thickly accented and very tortured English, as if the two of them were not both fluent and comfortable in English: however Carillo had been using this characterization in movies already for many years. While the character's real name is never mentioned on the TV series, most fans and followers from the movie series in the 1940s and the books know that he is Juan Carlos Francisco Antonio Hernandez. In Series 1, Ep. 2, 20:59 "Counterfeit Money" Pancho identifies himself as "Pancho [Francisco] Fernando Miguel de Gonzalez".
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Jennifer and Rachel are two Megalonyx from the first film. The two were shown being sweet-talked by Sid to impress them while he had the baby Roshan in tow. Jennifer admitted that she found some of Sid's qualities to be most attractive, and when Sid left, the two spoke to each other on how, despite his lack of good looks, he was a family-type. These two female sloths (in a deleted scene from the film) were shown scorning Sid when he was shown to simply be using the baby to mate with them, though Rachel was much more straightforward as she kicked him directly in the groin while calling him "pig".
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Pelado and Chorão were never able to make amends, and never spoke to each other again. Nevertheless, following Chorão's death on March 6, 2013 owing to a cocaine overdose, Pelado attended his funeral; he claimed that he initially didn't believe the news of his death, thinking it was a prank. Following his departure from Charlie Brown Jr., Pelado began working as a disc jockey on nightclubs, and in 2008 was a guest musician on the only album by his former bandmate Marcão's band TH6, Contra Insetos Parasitas. At some point in 2013 following Chorão's death he converted to Evangelicalism, and commenting on the suicide of Champignon on September 9, claimed that "his life lacked God".
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In October 2013, the grave of a woman in Hildburghausen, Thuringia, Germany, was exhumed to obtain DNA for testing, to determine if she was Marie-Thérèse. The woman, who gave her name as Sophie Botta, lived in a castle in the area from 1807 until her death in 1837, and never spoke in public, or was seen outside without her face being veiled. She was accompanied by Leonardus Cornelius van der Valck, a secretary in the Dutch embassy in Paris from July 1798 to April 1799, and together they were known as the Dark Counts. Van der Valck referred to Botta as 'Your Grace' and they only spoke to each other in French.
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Although two readings of the play took place, the work was never produced. Motyl subsequently described his working relationship with Ultra Violet in an essay in the magazine 34th Parallel. In a review of his novel The Jew Who Was Ukrainian, Michael Johnson wrote in The American Spectator: : Protagonist Volodymyr Frauenzimmer was born of a rape at the end of World War II when his mother was a Ukrainian Auschwitz guard who hates Jews and his father a Stalinist thug and Jew who hates Ukrainians. They married but lived in separate rooms and rarely spoke to each other... Alexander Motyl was clearly having great fun when he wrote his latest book, The Jew Who Was Ukrainian, a comic novel with half-serious historical underpinnings.
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First, the total number of the members of the Pre-Parliament had to be 313 (15% of each faction and group of the Democratic Seating). However, the new Provisional Government, formed on September 25 (October 8), changed it composition; representatives of the so-called qualifying organizations and institutions (cadet parties, business associations, etc.) were also included in the Pre-Parliament. The number of the members increased to 555. According to incomplete data, it included 135 Social Revolutionaries, 92 Mensheviks, 30 Popular Socialists, 75 Kadets; the Bolsheviks received 58 mandates. According to the testimony of the leader of the cadets Pavel Milyukov, at the first meeting, “the members of the Council spoke to each other, looking around: it’s good if the Constituent Assembly would be no worse than this!” П. Н. Милюков.
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Years later, the actor tried to patch up his differences with the director, but Huston, quoted in Lawrence Grobel's biography The Hustons, rebuked Peck ("It was too late to start over", said Huston) and the two never spoke to each other again. Nevertheless, Huston's daughter Anjelica confirmed in a 2003 Larry King Live interview that her father had "adored" Peck. In the documentary accompanying the DVD marking the 30th anniversary of the film Jaws, director Steven Spielberg states his original intention had been to introduce the Ahab-like character Quint (Robert Shaw), by showing him watching the 1956 version of the film and laughing at the inaccuracies therein. However, permission to use footage of the original film was denied by Gregory Peck as he was uncomfortable with his performance.
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In order for a debate to be counted, there must be at least two candidates present. Situation such as: one candidate with one or multiple interviewers; one candidate with a representative (or more) of other candidate(s); only representatives of candidates (no matter how many candidates were represented); one candidate debating a previously recorded video of other candidate(s); short live statements of a candidate (via telephone or video streaming) inserted during a show with only one (other) candidate; short coincidental encounters of candidates (in a non-previously organized debate) that spoke to each other (and were recorded, even on professional cameras in TV studios) are not to be considered proper debates. Any debate must be publicly broadcast. Negotiations behind closed doors, "strategic meetings" among candidates or any other type of discreet talks are not proper debates, even if their content (or bits of it) was released to the public, even if the candidates approved its release.
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