" Ms. Daniel spoke up: "I don't think it does.
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The Vietnamese delegation spoke up often during the Moscow meeting.
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The jerk spoke up and that triggered yet another fight.
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Mr. Ocean spoke up sparingly during his retreat from music.
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"Rural America spoke up when they elected Trump," he said.
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Mike Sullivan, said as she spoke up for Mrs. Clinton.
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As the new film's release approached, his foes spoke up.
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Ms. Chooljian spoke up for "Stranglehold" in the closing minutes.
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Michelle Williams spoke up for women's rights and reproductive freedom.
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For years, I wrote and spoke up on the issue.
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Then the coffees arrived and Hacer N., 43, spoke up.
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I'm proud that I spoke up about Harvey Weinstein that night.
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Another commenter spoke up about her own experience surrendering a dog.
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I spoke up, and hope we can all support one another.
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She championed younger writers, and spoke up for literature and libraries.
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Soon as the rep was off the phone, Nate spoke up.
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Even members of Parliament spoke up with their concerns about #Icinggate.
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Of the small group that came, only Mr. Peña spoke up.
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A boy who identified himself as a competitive gamer spoke up.
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"Jaehee finally spoke up, "Aren't we too old for slumber parties?
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All summer long Americans spoke up against Republican Obamacare repeal plans.
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Florida's Rick Scott was among the coastal governors who spoke up.
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Sylvia Garcia about whether they ever spoke up about the policy.
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But after the second accuser came out, many Democrats spoke up.
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Rivals from other papers spoke up in their defense on Saturday.
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Instead of sitting back and letting sexual harassment happen, she spoke up.
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Indeed, Mr Kavanaugh's nomination appeared in doubt until Mr Trump spoke up.
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Heathcliff Berru is a scumbag and I'm glad someone finally spoke up.
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They also spoke up against holding migrant children in immigration detention centers.
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No one in Congress — not a Democrat or a Republican — spoke up.
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He spoke up only when he found it essential to do so.
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No one spoke up in opposition, according to sources in the room.
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Women in Egypt spoke up about this issue years ago, for instance.
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Instead, it was Breitbart's home page that spoke up in his place.
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He spoke up at one of its meetings and joined its ranks.
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Pambakian claims she was terminated because she spoke up about her assault.
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He spoke up for the little guy, forgotten people in forgotten places.
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"I'm really relieved that someone spoke up about it," Ms. Yuan said.
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Things changed because people paid attention, spoke up, and made a difference.
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Finally, during a group meeting with about 15 employees, they spoke up.
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Where an officer spoke up about something, and was punished or demoted.
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" Kali Sheppard on "Taylor Swift Spoke Up. Sexual Assault Survivors Were Listening.
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That Wilson spoke up did not surprise anyone who knows her well.
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Like Krauss, Trivers spoke up for Epstein after his release from jail.
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"He's so proud of himself today, because he spoke up for himself."
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On the seventh tee, with three holes to play, Greller spoke up.
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Graham spoke up as the committee considered the nomination of Neomi Rao.
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Instead she bravely and eloquently spoke up about our First Amendment rights.
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Durbin told reporters that Graham "spoke up" when Trump made the remark.
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It was all so out of character that her children spoke up.
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I was more surprised about the amount of people that spoke up.
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First Netflix spoke up, saying it would reconsider its "entire investment" in Georgia.
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Fintech company Tyro Payments spoke up for the banks in its latest submission.
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Raul Labrador of Idaho spoke up: The Freedom Caucus is unified and Rep.
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A church leader spoke up about the Charlottesville events, urging love and tolerance.
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She later spoke up at a community meeting about her fear of repercussions.
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"I supported Ahold employees, because I liked that they spoke up," he said.
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" Joe finally spoke up and flatly said, "But we don't know what means.
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It's important that Swift spoke up because her voice can make a difference.
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She also spoke up about what it means to be a Black swimmer.
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He spoke up against injustices through his stories; where good prevails over evil.
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We spoke up against presidents, against leaders, against institutions that were absolutely untouchable.
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Trump's decision was widely condemned by Democrats and the Republicans who spoke up.
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He spoke up for black economic development free of racially-targeted government assistance.
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I am grateful you spoke up, and I acknowledge and appreciate your courage.
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Farmers, too, saw what happened to the man who spoke up for them.
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At the United Nations Rio Earth Summit in 1992, a girl spoke up.
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On the local level, our own mayor spoke up immediately after this happened.
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Signatories from all corners of the national security community spoke up, Shapiro said.
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It appears that not a single parliamentarian spoke up against Mr. Safdar's diatribe.
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Finally, Gertrud Schnauz, who is a day patient at the home, spoke up.
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There was a long silence before one of the older ones spoke up.
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Over the weekend, anti-Trump protesters in California spoke up by lying down.
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The younger Mr. Trudeau spoke up swiftly on Tuesday, welcoming Mr. Trump's action.
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C., and Durbin spoke up in response to the president's remarks, Durbin said.
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Neither Justice Clarence Thomas nor Justice Neil Gorsuch spoke up during the session.
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They spoke up, asked intelligent questions, and even picked up some court lingo.
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"He spoke up, raised money for the deaf community and supported our rights."
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"He spoke up, raised money for the deaf community and supported our rights."
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They recall being told their lives would be ruined if they spoke up.
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If she spoke up during that period of time, I don't remember that.
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"I was proud that she spoke up and got it out," she told CBS8.
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He said the officer cursed at the girl, and that's when he spoke up.
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But before she could give a complete answer, Grammer spoke up — and swiftly left.
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"I'm so glad that she spoke up and said something about it," Fischer said.
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Only one commentator, Ainsley Earhardt, sort of spoke up in defense of the Congresswoman.
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In fact, she says that's why she spoke up about what happened to her.
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Another spoke up to say she feared that God would no longer love her.
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Rather, I spoke up to raise my deep worker safety and food safety concerns.
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He spoke up and said what he wanted to say, so good for him.
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"I spoke up for Tchiya and wish her nothing but peace," Ms. Watson said.
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I was raised knowing that when hip-hop spoke up, it was always challenged.
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And it wasn't until the players really spoke up that things began to change.
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I had moments years ago where I spoke up and was not listened to.
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Then two spoke up to insist that human rights were irrelevant to the discussion.
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They debated the options in a family huddle, Noah said, until Delaney spoke up.
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We want it to be clear that this city spoke up for its team.
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The South Carolina Republican spoke up when Trump made the comments, according to Durbin.
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After his state's delegates' votes were recorded, Sanders spoke up in a choreographed moment.
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I think maybe the people who spoke up wouldn't have felt empowered to speak up.
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"He spoke up about something he felt he needed to speak up about," Peters said.
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This week, Bridget spoke up again about her father with her tweets at President Trump.
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"He spoke up against injustices through his stories; where good prevails over evil," she wrote.
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Demi Lovato spoke up for Braun, calling him a "good man" on her Instagram stories.
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In the previous months, Lawrence spoke up about being on good terms with her exes.
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"So many people saw what was going on and no one spoke up," she says.
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Louie Gohmert and Tom McClintock spoke up on the issue at today's Republican conference meeting.
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And in the hearing, every senator who spoke up said they believed in ethical hacking.
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Housing advocates spoke up and said the plans didn't include enough space for large families.
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I spoke up for open primaries because maybe it can help mix us up again.
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Western governors from both parties spoke up, and their sentiments were summed up by Gov.
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Gertner, who knows the case better than just about anyone, spoke up in Mueller's defense.
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Even some Republicans, notably Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey, spoke up in favor of modest reforms.
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" But Trump spoke up for him on Christmas Day, calling Mnuchin a "very smart person.
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Heidrun Mann, a resident of the home who had been silent until now, spoke up.
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What is their story, and how much support did they receive when they spoke up?
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"Study Finds 75 Percent of Workplace Harassment Victims Experienced Retaliation When They Spoke Up." Vox.
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When I finished, a man who had done 1003 years before being paroled spoke up.
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Ms. Sabbagh, wrapped in a purple head scarf, immediately spoke up, addressing the entire room.
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When Melissa grew tired of doing the laundry, she spoke up and they switched roles.
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Not a single council member spoke up in defense of the deal or the company.
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And then Michael Cohen spoke up: I have never been to Prague in my life.
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She fought back and spoke up Crowe sees Booker's bravery on display in the assault footage.
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And while I appreciate that Perry spoke up, I wish she had opted for another platform.
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In an Op-Ed, she writes about why she spoke up, and why it matters. 10.
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There was a single mom who was scared about losing her job if she spoke up.
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But there are two main reasons why they spoke up so dramatically against Bouteflika, experts say.
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Bush spoke up in what the Los Angeles Times called a "stunning contrast" with President Bush.
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No justices spoke up in favour of politicians warping district lines to entrench their own power.
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When DreamHost spoke up, the DOJ shrank its warrant down to the people behind the website.
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Some folks who had worked on the game saw the news and spoke up about it.
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The threats of "destroying me" if I spoke up no longer hold any power over me.
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The human rights activists who spoke up about it were exiled to Thailand, Indonesia, or Singapore.
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Post-"LWYMMD," fans on social media spoke up to voice their disappointment in the new single.
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Helen Mirren spoke up about the double standard men and women face with aging in Hollywood.
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He estimated that a half dozen Democrats spoke up in favor of impeachment in the meeting.
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"Tim Cook spoke up for that (privacy) ... for us it is really very important," Yu said.
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Darlena Brown said Villages of Benning wasn't aware of JC's poisoning, either, until she spoke up.
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A federal minister who happened to be Christian and spoke up for Bibi also was assassinated.
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Or at least that was the issue until a woman from Kavanaugh's college years spoke up.
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I spoke up in meetings and was praised for my good ideas and innovative thought process.
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A woman who spoke up and reassured us that the world hasn't become unrecognizable just yet.
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Although others nearby heard what they said, no one spoke up and I felt incredibly vulnerable.
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No Republicans spoke up against the amendment, which will receive a roll call vote later on.
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I spoke up, I hope, for the same reasons that athletes who've come before me did.
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Blizzard finally spoke up on Friday after a week of upheaval on the professional Hearthstone circuit.
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Instead of sitting quietly while Trump filleted them, Pelosi and Schumer spoke up again and again.
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The follow day, September 4, inspector general Atkinson spoke up again, this time to the FBI.
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Former Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders spoke up this week about Khashoggi's abduction and its implications.
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He reiterated his denial to Mike Pence, the vice-president, who then spoke up for him stoutly.
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" The Washington Post op-ed, titled, "I spoke up against sexual violence — and faced our culture's wrath.
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I was basically getting 2% cost of living increases for years and never spoke up for myself.
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Among those who spoke up was Clinton, who had already defended Barron against online attacks in January.
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When John spoke up in a protest by saying 'Good God, Brian, you'll make the chap crazy!
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Many people were upset about this decision, but Swinton recently spoke up in defense of the film.
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Many women spoke up for Tudor Jones as a man who had promoted women when he could.
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Finally, when the judge asked about her familiarity with the case, she spoke up about being scared.
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A former Miss Utah USA, Temple Taggart, spoke up about being kissed on the mouth by Trump.
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Other celebrities spoke up on social media, including Camila Cabello, Lauren Jauregui, Gina Rodriguez and America Ferrera.
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Others spoke up for her right to participate, and it was quickly decided she should be allowed.
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At the National Wildlife Federation, we noticed our members voices were being silenced, so we spoke up.
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The next day, she spoke up to her fellow gymnasts and to coach John Geddert, she said.
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Brad Parscale, manager for Trump's 2020 re-election campaign, spoke up Tuesday in support of the retailer.
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Ruth Etzel, Deborah Swackhamer, Betsy Southerland — let's not forgot how these women spoke up to protect us.
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Some of his peers spoke up over the years, even ones he had been trading bars with.
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Treliving said that the team had not heard of any allegations against Peters until Aliu spoke up.
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She spoke up, saying she had left a job at MGM Hotel to work at Wynn's casino.
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Blizzard finally spoke up on Friday after nearly a week of upheaval on the professional Hearthstone circuit.
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"They said I would be behind bars if I spoke up," he said by phone from Telangana.
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Was this what would happen to me if I were ambitious, but also spoke up for myself?
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Multiple freshman members spoke up enthusiastically about the USMCA deal in the meeting and urged a vote.
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Then, Mr. Rodriguez, the oldest and a sort of surrogate father to the younger inmates, spoke up.
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As one of Manafort's lawyers prepared to question the witness, US District Judge T.S. Ellis III spoke up.
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He also spoke up for working-class religious conservatives, who had been locked out of power for decades.
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SNL co-star Kenan Thompson also spoke up about the comment during an interview on the Today show.
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Although Ren spoke up in 2013 to deny the allegations, US intelligence agencies remain extremely wary of Huawei.
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But he spoke up in Boston this weekend while accepting the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award.
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After an era of cowed silence, noted fair-weather feminist and Facebook demigod Sheryl Sandberg finally spoke up!
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Bachelot's remarks upset Nadal and outraged Spaniards, including many fellow athletes who quickly spoke up in his defense.
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Other Republican members from states with large coal and oil and gas industries spoke up for those sectors.
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The many Riot employees who spoke up, including the plaintiffs, significantly helped to change the culture at Riot.
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Yates said she spoke up after realizing that Flynn had mischaracterized a December phone call with Russia's ambassador.
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Most shareholders who spoke up at Thursday's meeting seem prepared to give Rocket the benefit of the doubt.
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They're not at all outraged by that, they're outraged because he maybe spoke up against some cultural orthodoxy.
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As Mr. Dickerson tried to move the meeting on to topics including international expansion, Mr. Silverman spoke up.
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When Ms. Peters, a retired music teacher, first spoke up last year, the "Hitler bell" became national news.
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That came after the front office spoke up Monday to defend the embattled second-year manager, Mickey Callaway.
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Yet another spoke up for the first time about his depression: "Just let the person talk," he said.
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When she finally spoke up on September 19, Suu Kyi seemed to minimize the scope of the bloodshed.
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"It was a bold step to challenge [Fata] or question him," Holt says about the employees who spoke up.
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Trump passed over Acosta during the news conference and Spicer threatened to eject him if he spoke up again.
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Local civil groups such as New York Communities for Change (NYCC) also spoke up in favor of Amazon's decision.
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However, the FCC spoke up in April 2016 during the government's deliberations on the Charter-Time Warner Cable merger.
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That's when Buttigieg spoke up: [This is] the conversation that we have been having for the last 20 years.
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It was not just GOP senators who criticized the President's decision; members of the House also spoke up Tuesday.
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For her part, Sotomayor — normally a vigorous questioner — spoke up only once, to question the "logic" of Gamble's argument.
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One Yale classmate promptly spoke up to say Kavanaugh once told him a contradictory story about his sexual experience.
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"The movement could have been derailed and died but they rose up, spoke up and acted up," McCarthy says.
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In them, women recounted unwanted sexual advances, inappropriate remarks and a persistent fear of retaliation if they spoke up.
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It was rare that women actually spoke up about it, because they lived in fear of the powerful men.
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And when the New York Fed itself spoke up later to clarify his remarks, investors were again all ears.
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As a young, pregnant woman in a new neighborhood, I saw something I didn't like, and I spoke up.
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According to the suit ... the nanny spoke up for herself after a month, and was promptly fired for complaining.
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A Honduran man spoke up, Marin said, likening his own ordeal to that of the Irish of the past.
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Both claims, among others, were disputed by the superintendents, some of whom spoke up loudly to correct Ms. Bruner.
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Some Catholic Republicans spoke up during the open-microphone portion of the meeting and pressed Ryan on his explanation.
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In the first part of the three-part report, two retailers who spoke up asserted that diversity hurt sales.
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They've recognized the price they would have to pay if they spoke up including losing their job and income.
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Durbin added that Graham spoke up in response to Trump's comments and said it took courage to do so.
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Jamal spoke up against oppression, but he paid for the Saudi people's demand for freedom with his own life.
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Before her post, others who spoke up publicly and privately about their experiences of harassment were at best ignored.
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That report described a work environment where harassment went unchecked and those who spoke up were ignored or penalized.
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While Collins, Murkowski and Donnelly were non-committal on Monday night, Manchin spoke up after Trump's pick was announced.
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" Next time she had an opinion, she spoke up, and everyone was like, "Wow, that's a really good idea.
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When she spoke up, Colombia's consumer protection agency barred her from talking about the link between sugar and obesity.
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Prominent women spoke up to detail the abuses they suffered and once powerful men experienced precipitous falls from grace.
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A sanctioned narrative on a government-led tour of repatriation centers grew sticky with contradictions as witnesses spoke up.
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"I felt violated when this happened," she said, adding that no one, including herself, spoke up in her defense.
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The women spoke up to protect the sport, not sully it, and to protect the next generation of riders.
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When they spoke up, he grabbed a bedsheet and conducted the rest of the lesson under a makeshift curtain.
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At a point where she simply could have been an observer at Jackson Hole, she chose to spoke up.
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" There was an uncomfortable pause of about 20 seconds before Mr. Nichols spoke up: "You know, you're absolutely right.
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One of them finally pieced together that something wasn't right with me, and spoke up, which I also found annoying.
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Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings, who forcefully spoke up against Booker's attackers last month, issued a short statement after her death.
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And they spoke up, and frankly, the last election was decided not by millennials, but by voters who were older.
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Later in the interview, Vonn talked about public reaction to the time she spoke up for what she believed in.
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" He continued, "Here's the thing: These promos became a story because Sinclair staffers spoke up and said they were uncomfortable.
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In February, Thomas startled court watchers when he suddenly spoke up asking a line of questions concerning the Second Amendment.
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As the protests took place, they feared that if they spoke up they'd be shouted down — or lose their jobs.
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That piece centered on eight women who spoke up about his behavior, and later settled with Weinstein out of court.
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During the hearing, Oberhansley spoke up, telling the judge he needed to fire his attorneys, according to the Courier Journal .
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Although it probably wouldn't be too terrible if she spoke up more every now and then, instead of her husband.
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Meanwhile, Kumea Shorter-Gooden, the university's chief diversity officer and another committee member, spoke up in favor of a change.
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Epstein had an elite set of friends across finance, politics, and entertainment, but nobody spoke up about his alleged crimes.
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White House strategic communications director Mercedes Schlapp spoke up during the session to defend Sadler, one of the sources said.
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Most have been foiled by police and intelligence agents, or by civilians who spoke up when they saw something suspicious.
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The independent investigations uncovered abuse and bullying in the football program in which players feared retaliation if they spoke up.
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"My colleague [Graham] spoke up and made a direct comment on what the president said," Durbin said, according to MSNBC.
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But in February, there was an article in Sports Illustrated where several women that worked for the Mavericks spoke up.
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The government only spoke up after the death of blogger Niloy Neel at his home in the fall of 2015.
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As we ate, a quiet man named Mat whom I'd known for years but never really talked to, spoke up.
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She first spoke up in the wake of reports that President Trump was upset that a woman played Sean Spicer.
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" Then a receptionist walked in, and Francis finally spoke up and said, "Do you think this kid could be 18?
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Several leaders were looking around to see who else might join the expulsions when France's Macron spoke up in support.
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Mr. McConnell also spoke up, the people said, offering his support for Mr. Burr and his handling of the committee.
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To his great credit, he consistently spoke up for the rights of marginalized communities, from the homeless to transgender people.
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Vice President Pence spoke up on behalf of the vanished journalist, who was an opinion contributor to The Washington Post.
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In the legacy of someone like Bryant, where does the story of the woman who spoke up in 22003 belong?
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When he found that veterans there were dying due to negligence, he spoke up—and for that, he was punished.
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Most of the public attention was on women who spoke up about sexual misconduct in the media or tech industries.
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But Justice Breyer's real audience seemed to be his colleagues, none of whom spoke up in support of the proposal.
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Young activists spoke up at the march, including Villaseñor, who helped organize the first-ever global youth climate strike in March.
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There was clear impatience and exasperation in her voice when I spoke up in class, and, well, I can be exasperating.
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I spoke up about it so people out there who are going through the same thing know that they're not alone.
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Since then, however, Charen says she's heard from many conservative women who are "thrilled" that she spoke up about sexual harassment.
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Then the third person in the cockpit, who was technically off-duty, "dead-heading" to his next assignment, reportedly spoke up.
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Several actors brought activists fighting for women's rights as guests on the red carpet, and winners spoke up against harassment onstage.
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Often, survivors of sexual misconduct feel alone in their struggle, or are too afraid of the ramifications if they spoke up.
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As he turned to walk downhill, back along the forest path to his family's cottage, now his cottage, Grace spoke up.
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Then, as we ate, a quiet man named Mat who I'd known for years but never really talked to, spoke up.
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Dean Heller, a Republican from Nevada who is up for re-election in November, spoke up about a key Trump policy.
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No longer content to sit by the sexual sidelines, oppressed heterosexuals spoke up, spoke out and defended their right to exist.
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The woman who resigned told Politico that she was "belittled" by Gillibrand's office when she spoke up about the alleged harassment.
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No one in the room spoke up to argue against passing the deal, a second GOP senator attending the meeting said.
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Representative Billy Long of Missouri spoke up in Mr. Trump's defense, citing the danger of losing the Supreme Court if Mrs.
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A number of public figures also spoke up in support of the protest action, as is the way with these things.
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In an internal memo, Cyma Zarghami, president of Viacom's Nickelodeon group, promised employees they would be safe if they spoke up.
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"Jamal spoke up against oppression, but he paid for the Saudi people's demand for freedom with his own life," Cengiz wrote.
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One group member even created a timeline of "SJW Bullshit at Tech Conferences," lamenting cases where women spoke up against discrimination.
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As I spoke up about my sex life, I learned the value of abandoning the secret confines I'd built around it.
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The former SEAL spoke up again in August after Trump's apparently punitive revocation of former CIA director John Brennan's security clearance.
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Standing with her back against the enigmatic monument, the equally enigmatic first lady did something unusual: She spoke up for herself.
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When that measure was discussed at last week's closed-door leadership meeting, Councilman Jumaane D. Williams of Brooklyn spoke up forcefully.
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And when White House officials asked at the end of the call if anyone had any questions, no one spoke up.
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I'm retired now, but when I was witness to inappropriate sexual innuendo I spoke up to say I found it offensive.
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Their poses seemed passive rather than confrontational, and Ms. Dembélé, 44, a pioneer of French hip-hop dance, suddenly spoke up.
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I had chosen not to go public with my experience at Penn, afraid of what would happen if I spoke up.
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While Giuliani said that Clinton was guilty of multiple federal crimes he also spoke up for the due process of law.
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The Post reported that numerous people behind the scenes also spoke up about the accessories and how they resembled racist caricatures.
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She spoke up publicly after the senior prosecutor she accused, Ahn Tae-geun, was fired last year in a corruption scandal.
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Sometimes I'll just be smiling along and then, when I end things, the person is surprised, because I never spoke up.
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Tweeden said she was inspired to tell her story by women members of Congress who spoke up against harassment this week.
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And I was the one that spoke up and said, 'you have to be sure about this, otherwise we declare a mistrial.
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So, I spoke up and asked Mark if he were okay and if he might want to at least remove his hoodie.
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Several unnamed women accused Lauer of sexual harassment and said the network ignored them when they spoke up because of his status.
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One girl played the role of the bully, and this time, instead of remaining silent, the other girl spoke up for herself.
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Perhaps more than ever in the last year, when women spoke up about sexual assault and harassment, people listened — including state lawmakers.
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When we look back at 2017, we are going to remember it as the year that women in pop culture spoke up.
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Today, George Clooney spoke up to say that Donald Trump, He Who Hollers At Hollywood, is in fact biting his own kind.
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"A couple of our veterans spoke up in the locker room — Dwyane, (Luol Deng), (Udonis Haslem)," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra told reporters.
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Mr Tata regularly spoke up for his company and for Indian business, but his successor is retiring, inside the firm and out.
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"I spoke up for the first time and it didn't go my way," Parker told reporters after a Friday game at Orlando.
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"Shameless #HollywoodHypocrites - Actresses who slept their way to the top showing #FakeSolidarity w/ actresses who spoke up and got blackballed," he wrote.
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Their claims sparked a windfall of retribution claims from Google workers, who said Google has retaliated against them after they spoke up.
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Someone who had no dog in the fight per se directly spoke up to say, look, there is a fundamental principle here.
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Durbin said he personally heard Trump use the disparaging comments and that Graham "spoke up" and rebuked the president at the time.
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I have heard from several women who spoke up in this newspaper and elsewhere this year that they continue to face harassment.
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Scott said she left quietly in late 2019, but spoke up about verbal abuse she witnessed after seeing others do the same.
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Girls and women bravely spoke up and followed procedures in place to stop abusers like Lawrence G. Nassar, and those procedures failed.
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When I asked each brother which phone they prefer, iPhone or the Android, both spoke up in unison and unequivocally said Android.
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Lamar Alexander, both moderately conservative by the standards of the modern GOP, spoke up for Rubio in the final days of February.
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But while it could be a coincidence, last week she spoke up on Twitter about the emotional impact of prolonged online abuse.
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Candidates spoke up for single-payer health care, the Green New Deal — a bold progressive agenda on climate change — and free college.
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Most tellingly, Kara, is that nobody in our tribe in our old jobs spoke up in favor, who are currently in government.
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SWALWELL: Neil, I think he&aposs a cruel, cold con artist who only changed the policy because people, Republicans and Democrats, spoke up.
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A fellow Senate member, Kelly Townsend, has said that Biggs retaliated against her after she spoke up about the need for police reform.
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Lucy Flores, who first spoke up about her experience with Biden in an essay for The Cut, was quick to react on Twitter.
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If Miss January, for example, spoke up in a meeting, would her words be taken as seriously as those of a male colleague?
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But I spoke up a bit this year, so this is actually my first year doing that, and I'm really excited about it.
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Although he never mentioned him by name, Crews previously spoke up about agent Adam Venit, who Crews claims groped him at a party.
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Democrats have made the same excuses as Republicans when survivors spoke up against Bill Clinton with sexual assault and misconduct allegations years ago.
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The school allowed him to use the boys' bathroom until a community member spoke up and launched two heated meetings that Grimm attended.
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Because there are still people out there who think you spoke up to get fame — including, possibly, the very man who assaulted you.
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At the time, Israel was lobbying furiously against the resolution and President-elect Trump's team spoke up on behalf of the Jewish state.
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While Brad Pitt's ex Jennifer Aniston has stayed mum on the news of Brangelina's divorce, her husband Justin Theroux spoke up on Monday.
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John McCain and Intelligence Chairman Richard Burr both spoke up to tell her to give the witnesses a chance to answer her questions.
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.), who spoke up on the issue during a closed-door meeting of the House Democratic Caucus on Wednesday morning.
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" Asked whether she spoke up if she felt he crossed a line, the first lady said, "Yes, I tell him all the time.
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Johnson, 34, and Gretzky's PDA comes two weeks after the pro golfer spoke up about the breakup rumors plaguing their five-year relationship.
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Workers also spoke up on online forums like Reddit, pointing out that some of these companies are purposely deceptive about their tipping practices.
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Jordan spoke up and said something to the effect of "forget that," only his language was too blue for black-and-white newsprint.
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Libertarian economist and National Review/Reason contributor Veronique de Rugy spoke up for the idea on Fox News and received a favorable hearing.
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" Asked whether she spoke up if she felt he crossed a line, the first lady said, "Yes, I tell him all the time.
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But on Wednesday, moments before he was sentenced to 222 years in prison for two felony charges, he finally spoke up in court.
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Here's How Ed Sheeran Made It. I Spy at New York's Museum of Deception Taylor Swift Spoke Up. Sexual Assault Survivors Were Listening.
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Thanks to all who spoke up, from the pope to Kardashian, and let's hope that Brown proceeds soon with the advanced DNA testing.
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BEIJING — One by one, China's shaken leaders spoke up, denouncing the student protesters who had occupied Tiananmen Square until the army rolled in.
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So I worried, I hesitated, and when I finally spoke up, I did just as my friends did — I beat around the bush.
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Dr. Blasey has received "unending" threats since she spoke up and has not been able to live at home, her lawyers told MSNBC.
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After years of silence, in 2017 leaders across the Americas spoke up against the grave abuses of President Maduro's authoritarian government in Venezuela.
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Deluca said he first spoke up about these allegations in 1975 in a nine-page letter to his wrestling coach that mentioned Anderson.
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That time John McCain corrected one of his supporters, and spoke up for Obama, told me all I needed to know about him.
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But one star was not willing to let Seacrest off so easy, and spoke up on Twitter offering support to his accuser, Suzie Hardy.
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"I want to thank everyone who broke their silence this year, and spoke up about abuse and harassment — you are so brave," she added.
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While the leaders of Mexico's opposition party tried to distance themselves from Sanchez, some of her colleagues in Sinaloa spoke up to defend her.
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House of Cards' Robin Wright spoke up and although she still never made the same amount as Kevin Spacey, she was promised other incentives.
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LePage began his closing comments, but Jamie, who had been ignored thus far, spoke up, insisting he should be allowed to address the governor.
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Miranda Lambert, Martina McBride, Thomas Rhett, and Jake Owens, among others, spoke up, but very few have used this opportunity to support gun control.
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Maria Lourdes Sereno, formerly chief justice of the Supreme Court, was ousted from her post in May after she spoke up for judicial independence.
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Last year, YouTubers such as Rowan Ellis, Tyler Oakley, Stevie Boebi, and NeonFiona spoke up about their content being hidden, demonetized, or age-gated.
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"I want to thank everyone who broke their silence this year, and spoke up about abuse and harassment — you are so brave," she added.
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My father said the CIA chose to experiment on him because as a crack addict, because nobody would believe him if he spoke up.
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When she spoke up about sexism in the video game industry, Brianna Wu suffered so much harassment that she developed post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Deja Foxx was well aware of Flake's support for keeping money from specific health clinics, and she spoke up accordingly at his town hall.
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Capuano spoke up during a House Democratic caucus meeting to caution about the consequences for the party's efforts to win the majority in 2018.
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Some Blizzard employees reportedly walked out to protest the punishment of a 'Hearthstone' competitor who spoke up in support of the Hong Kong protests.
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One day, a man spoke up, saying he had wronged a co-worker by lying about having sex with her, Ms. Thomas-Moore recalled.
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After Gaby Del Valle reported on sexual assault in ICE detention for The Outline, one woman who spoke up was detained in solitary confinement.
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Allies of the Trump administration cheered the plan, but few industries spoke up in its favor, even among those that the proposal might benefit.
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Our Facebook audience spoke up during a live conversation Wednesday with two women of color who were both adopted as infants by white families.
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Karen Bass of California, who spoke up in favor of the bill in closed-door meetings this week, said she backed the menthol ban.
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"We want it to be clear that this city spoke up for its team," echoed Councilman Gil Cedillo, the other author of the resolution.
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Anam Ahmad, 26 Princess Leia inspired me to be a strong, bold, unapologetic woman who stood up for what was right and spoke up.
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When Pivarnick, 33, spoke up and told Schecter to stop, she was allegedly punished with unpleasant tasks, including cleanup duty, according to the complaint.
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I spoke up only after a female manager pulled me aside and asked about him — I guess someone else in the office had complained.
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My heart pounded as I spoke up at roll call on the first day of school to ask my teachers to call me Sally.
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Several Democratic presidential candidates spoke up when the actor Jussie Smollett described a hateful attack based on his race and sexual orientation in January.
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Supporters of Mr. North spoke up during a contentious gathering after his statement, but Mr. LaPierre appeared to hold substantial support in the room.
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She said that in the last five years since they proposed legislation, neither Google nor IA spoke up until just before a possible Senate vote.
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Another student spoke up to say this was not affirmative consent — that a person cannot consent to the entire process of sex at the outset.
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Meanwhile, all too few people are asking what the people who spoke up want, and what a movement would look like that really served them.
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"I truly wish more CEOs boldly spoke up about what affects their employees thus caring fully about the whole person working for them," she says.
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As detailed in a recent BuzzFeed News investigation, former officer Jazmia Inserillo said she was punished and her career was derailed because she spoke up.
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There had never been an African-American athlete who spoke up the way he did and demanded to be treated as more than an entertainer.
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I know what it is like to be the teenage survivor watching the way the world around me treated sexual assault survivors who spoke up.
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Qualcomm was also among the top spenders in the quarter as it spoke up on trade issues and 5G, spending $1.9 million for the quarter.
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Now that she's preparing to take her place in Congress, the 226-year-old spoke up against Congress' unpaid internships and low salaries for staffers.
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It's unclear whether she ever vehemently opposes him — it's always a whisper in the wings, just like when she finally spoke up about family separations.
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In response, a heated debate broke out online as actors, fans, and activists spoke up against attempts to change the wording of the casting notice.
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He spoke up for Medicare for all and railed against the 2017 Republican tax cut, saying he would have preferred to eliminate all student debt.
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Pratt, whose great-great-grandfather had been an apostle of Joseph Smith and one of the grand figures of the early Mormon Church, spoke up.
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While Fine's family and friends (and even his pastor) spoke up in support of him, according to the Chronicle-Telegram, his victims described the opposite.
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SO WHEN WE SPOKE UP IN INDIANA, WE WERE ALREADY GETTING CANCELATIONS FROM GROUPS THAT WERE SAYING WHY SHOULD WE HOLD OUR MEETING IN INDIANA.
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Although the whistleblower spoke up in 2015, the school's principal told the station that she was unsure how long the underground soda ring went on.
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Chapman said he received no warning that a raging inferno was headed toward his Santa Rosa home until one of his two dogs spoke up.
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A British compatriot, Richard Reeves, who was the director of strategy for the former British Deputy Prime Minister (and Liberal Democrat) Nick Clegg, spoke up.
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Wall Street would not be thrilled, and perhaps donors who work there made their feelings known to Senator Rubio after he spoke up in 2014.
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As he likely inspired others by going public with his accusations, Rapp himself was inspired by those who spoke up before him, he told Attitude.
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Grassley spoke up throughout the hearing to staunchly defend the committee's actions, speaking over other senators when they posed criticisms of him or his staff.
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She cites a friend of hers, a talented composer who spoke up about gender imbalances and then found herself dropped from a festival line-up.
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When many of the other contestants were irked by Alayah's return, Savannah spoke up and said that it was really Victoria who shouldn't be trusted.
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In June 2015, Mr. Kelly spoke up again, this time to prevent Todd Shane Tomko, then a colonel, from being discharged from the Marine Corps.
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Online, some people spoke up in agreement, lamenting that a policy asking parents to dress appropriately had to be written out in the first place.
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Gymnast after gymnast spoke up, recounting the confusion and horror of being subjected to Dr. Nassar's "intravaginal treatments," which he described as legitimate medical therapy.
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When she spoke up for herself, a male producer lewdly supported her, suggesting she was attractive enough to have sex with as is, she said.
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So some visitors and supporters — not to mention practitioners of journalism who spoke up on Twitter — were surprised to find the shirt for sale there.
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Not wanting to surprise him, I spoke up and told him that I was on the stairs and about to pass him on his right.
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I wonder if you had quite come to terms with your father's new life, and whether you weighed his feelings enough when you spoke up.
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While Hemsworth has stayed quiet about the split from his wife, his sister-in-law, Elsa Pataky, spoke up about the former couple last week.
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They described a culture of fear, where management played favorites among staff, and those who spoke up were punished or faced "jokes" about being fired.
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"But I spoke up because I'm terrified by the harm the climate crisis is already causing, and I fear for my children's future," she said.
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Athletes from other nations, including Latvia, Britain and South Korea, spoke up after the release last week of the report on Russia's state-sponsored doping.
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In what has become a common pattern in the #MeToo era, Amet's story got wider attention only when other women spoke up to join her.
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A number of astute constitutional historians quickly spoke up to point out that of course that happens, because the Senate represents states and not people.
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That said, there are things you can do to increase the chances you'll be in that one-third of people who spoke up and spurred action.
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No country speaking at the meeting disputed the UAE's right to invoke national security but none spoke up in favor of Qatar's move to litigate either.
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When he spoke up on behalf of his former teammate and competitor Kaepernick last month ("Crazy to think he's not playing"), nobody seemed to hear him.
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Olivia (Kate Walsh), Hannah's mother, sues Liberty High School for failing to protect her daughter after she spoke up twice about her suicidal thoughts and depression.
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Chance became embroiled in the current Twitter controversy when he spoke up on behalf of West, who seemingly tweeted in support of the president this week.
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But a year later, when a teammate said they were looking forward to doing some "gay shit" to him at the 2016 tourney, Tyler spoke up.
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"When someone I knew, someone I had loved as a brother, was accused, I did something inexcusable: I publicly spoke up in his defense," Dunham wrote.
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She spoke up, and in doing so she ensured that one less problematic figure gets to have a redemption arc enabled by his white male friend.
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Klein was one of the Riot employees who spoke up in defense of the PAX West decision and explained it to Redditors who voiced their criticism.
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But in recent years, as more countries spoke up against the war on drugs, experts and diplomats have returned to the texts, reanalyzing what they allow.
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When parents and students in Louisville, Kentucky, got wind of Butler Traditional High School's dress code policies forbidding certain hairstyles, they spoke up and spoke out.
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When a Republican at a town hall in Laconia, New Hampshire spoke up and accused Speaker Nancy Pelosi of being "owned by the banks" and Rep.
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The industry-aligned groups are taking advantage of controversy that began on social media, where Airbnb users spoke up about their experiences under the hashtag #AirbnbWhileBlack.
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Wexner spoke up about the charges after the arrest and said he didn't know about any potential wrongdoing during his two-decades-long relationship with Epstein.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer said it was often hard to tell when the law was moving forward, and Justice Anthony M. Kennedy spoke up for stability.
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In all four of these situations, when we spoke up and demanded changes from underperforming management, we were inundated with support from employees at each company.
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Responding to former NFL coach Mike Ditka, who said there's "no oppression" in modern society, Namath spoke up for former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
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Since you spoke up about discrimination at KPCB, so many women have come forward with their own similar stories that it was dubbed the "Pao" effect.
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Any harsh language was not specific to predominantly black nations, according to Mr. Cotton's account, and Mr. Durbin never spoke up in protest during the meeting.
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President Joko Widodo spoke up for the rights of L.G.B.T. citizens late last year, but to little avail; the wave of raids began the next month.
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Multiple lawsuits have also cited Ms. Brandi as someone who concealed inappropriate behavior by Mr. Ailes and others, or dismissed concerns of employees who spoke up.
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The more she spoke up, she said, the more he wielded his power, like putting in her understudy and threatening to replace her with another actor.
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During one session, a woman spoke up in a soft but clear voice about how difficult the years after leaving the service had been for her.
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One woman, a member of the Native American community who attended the news conference, tearfully spoke up about her fears for her own mentally ill son.
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New York Senator and former presidential candidate Kirsten Gillibrand spoke up about the rise in recent anti-Semitic incidents, saying: "This hasn't been an isolated incident."
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"I was accused of bringing shame into my community when I tried to raise awareness and spoke up against the bad interpretation of Islam," he said.
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Recently at Alverno College in Wisconsin, many in the audience told Stein that they weren't aware of how many women not only spoke up but saved lives.
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" Siriano spoke up again about the common issue, tweeting on Wednesday that it "shouldn't be exceptional to work with brilliant people just because they're not sample size.
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Damore has since filed a complaint against Google with federal labor officials, and said he spoke up because he was concerned about how Google hired its candidates.
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I was so glad she spoke up; though l appreciate CBT, it is not always possible to break the feedback loop of negative emotions in the moment.
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When I see my past, I put my present in front of all that, and I see the things I achieved from the moment I spoke up.
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He also smeared and shamed Miss Universe winner Alicia Machado for gaining weight -- and then smeared her again during the campaign when she spoke up about it.
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But Salesforce's Carney spoke up to voice concern about the risk of bias in data sets used to train AIs carrying over and into problematic automated decisions.
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Yesterday, the SEC finally spoke up, saying it has concluded that at least some virtual currencies should be considered securities and made subject to federal securities laws.
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Immediately, voices from all sides of the political aisle spoke up to condemn this despicable act and call for civility in the wake of such senseless tragedy.
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In another blog posted a week after she first spoke up, Amy linked out to six other accounts of Niosi's alleged behavior, including the aforementioned Google Doc.
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But just as women have long endured inappropriate conduct, with no sense that they'd get any justice if they spoke up, so have many people of color.
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Amy Schumer succeeded because she spoke up; because she got up to the mic again and again in front of tiny audiences, tried jokes, failed, tried again.
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A New Jersey mother who spoke up about a disturbing message she received on Facebook reportedly helped stop a potential school shooting from hundreds of miles away.
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While the outbreaks were initially met with silence from the White House, Trump on Friday finally spoke up and urged parents to vaccinate their children against measles.
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Characteristically contentious — given how often The View panel has discussed the Trump White House and its controversies — the joint interview grew more solemn when McCain spoke up.
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They had to accept all of that, and things in society changed for the better so dramatically because individuals believed in it and spoke up for it.
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She said far fewer workers asked for restitution last year compared with 2016, partly because of concern that their bosses would call ICE if they spoke up.
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According to the newspaper, the 15-year-old first spoke up about the alleged sexual encounters on Monday, when he and a classmate told the school's principal.
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On Twitter, Wylie claimed his account was suspended after he spoke up about his role in an alleged scheme to secretly hold data from millions of Americans.
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He spoke up on Tuesday, defending Mueller's integrity and expressing confidence in his fate, but, like other Republicans, waved off questions over legislation to shield the probe.
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But the voices of the people who first spoke up, and the reporters who brought their stories to the world, can help guide us along the way.
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In an interview with The Project, he said he spoke up because he thought faith was a private thing that shouldn't be inflicted on others in public.
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When a recent 60 Minutes episode glossed over her and other female-led organizations' accomplishments in leveling the playing field for girls in computer science, she spoke up.
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Polinsky added that a number of adults on set knew what was happening but none of them spoke up, presumably, he believes, because they feared for their jobs.
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After his warning was shared online and went viral, Li was silenced by Chinese authorities and warned that if he spoke up again there would be serious consequences.
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That's the remnants of decades of messages telling me that a woman who spoke up, who refused to shut up, who rendered herself unruly — she would be shunned.
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Jackie Speier, a survivor herself and someone who has called for a congressional investigation into the allegations against Trump, spoke up about the failure to address sexual harassment.
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" The lawsuit came after Heard wrote an op-ed in December 2018 for the Washington Post titled, "I spoke up against sexual violence — and faced our culture's wrath.
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"Had I known some of those things, I hope I would've been a person who spoke up way longer than it had to take," the Girlfriends alum says.
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Each of the teenagers spoke up about why they're dedicated to taking down SB4, stating family, human rights, racism, and employment opportunities as some of their primary motivations.
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" "I think that when people spoke up, and they spoke out, they were saying that 'you told us President Trump that during the campaign you would be presidential.
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Manchin said that though the bill was passed with unanimous consent and members of Congress could have voiced their dissent, neither he nor any other member spoke up.
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When the tour guide asked if there were questions, my father spoke up, saying his daughter wanted to be an agent, and did the guide have any advice.
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"They made us wait for it, but they finally spoke up as well," an article in popular Argentina daily La Nación began before launching into its own coverage.
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And even before he kicked off his long-running convention weekend party — officially titled "Jim Clyburn's World Famous Fish Fry" — Mr. Clyburn again spoke up for Mr. Biden.
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Ms. Stefanik spoke up at a private caucus meeting, as first reported by The Washington Post, but she conceded she was not sure how much good it did.
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Critic's Notebook The Bad Plus was nearing the end of its first set at the Village Vanguard on Saturday night when one spirited fan spoke up between songs.
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She has assisted in planning student outreach events and spoke up at a town meeting about "the dog-eat-dog" competition that still persists at the high school.
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While Griffin generally threw his support behind Trump's policies, saying the president "unquestionably has the right mission," he also spoke up forcefully about the negative impact of tariffs.
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Even Fox News spoke up in support of its historic rival CNN when one of the network's White House reporters, Kaitlan Collins, was barred from a media event.
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"In the past, first ladies were seen sticking to formalities, they were serious and never spoke up," said Ha Jae-keun, a culture critic for South Korean media.
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Linda Greenhouse Two decades ago, during one of the periodic eruptions of congressional foolishness toward the federal courts, Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist spoke up for judicial independence.
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And it's possible that the many women who spoke up in both of those cases helped pave the way for those who are now speaking out about Weinstein.
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U.S.A. Gymnastics said this week that it would not fine Ms. Maroney if she spoke up about the abuse, despite the nondisclosure agreement that she signed in 2016.
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Many of the statements feel intentionally set up to talk about how women should not have to endure such treatment, and that the ones who spoke up are brave.
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More people spoke up — one guy in particular, who is not on the design team but is in more of a support role, contributed for the first time ever.
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The interactions seemed tailor-made to get Googlers who spoke up in favor of diversity in trouble so they would speak up less frequently, employees who experienced it said.
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In my current job, I felt I was being taken advantage of and I spoke up to HR. They listened and when it came time for bonuses and raises.
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Hedren first spoke up on Twitter in October, when the Harvey Weinstein news broke, to compare the current women's experiences to her own with director Alfred Hitchcock and others.
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Any way people could get to me, they just wanted to tell me that they had felt this, too, and they were grateful that I spoke up about it.
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Meadows could not say how many members were in the meeting but there were "enough for an official position" and that not one person spoke up with any doubts.
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Eventually, she spoke up about the pain of the racist assumptions directed at her, but she waited until her husband could no longer be politically punished for her honesty.
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"The leader and Secretary Chao enjoyed their meal in Louisville last night and they appreciate those who spoke up against incivility," a spokesperson for McConnell told CNN affiliate WLKY.
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That said, nearly everyone I talked to for this piece spoke up on how Gopher's general capabilities—in particular, its ease of use—remain a virtue even into 2017.
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"Over the past five years, people who stood up and spoke up against the junta, they are charged, they were put into jail, their families were threatened," Thanathorn said.
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His sentencing hearing, in which more than 100 women spoke up about the abuse they had suffered at his hands, became an iconic moment of the new #MeToo era.
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Another group of employees spoke up after The Times reported on the $90 million payout made to the former Google executive Andy Rubin, who was accused of sexual misconduct.
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First 28 Days Briefing ■ Former President Barack Obama, virtually silent since leaving office, spoke up on Monday, praising the surge of activism against his successor and opposing religious tests.
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PG That willingness to see reminds me of a time after I came out, when I spoke up at work about an issue that was unfair to gay people.
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She also shared stories of other female employees who spoke up about issues within the Recording Academy, only to be pressured to leave their position lest they be terminated.
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Yet when the 2020 contenders debated the topic, basically no one spoke up for free trade as it's been traditionally pursued by presidents from Ronald Reagan to Barack Obama.
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"She spoke up, and she spoke out, and when she saw something that wasn't fair, or just, or right, she would say something," he said in a telephone interview.
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"People spoke up for my film because they understand that rape is not just an act of sexual frustration; it is an act of showing power," Ms. Khan said.
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At the time, Trump repeated a debunked claim that he lost the popular vote because of voter fraud, upon which Pelosi spoke up to tell him that was false.
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I want to thank everyone who broke their silence this year, and spoke up about abuse and harassment," said Reese Witherspoon, star and co-producer of "Big Little Lies.
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Rapp spoke up about Spacey's alleged misconduct amid #MeToo, a campaign to speak up about sexual harassment and assault which has taken down other celebrities, including Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.
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" A spokesperson for McConnell told the Courier-Journal that the Senate majority leader and his wife had enjoyed their dinner and that "they appreciate those who spoke up against incivility.
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Multiple women also spoke up about alleged harassment they experienced from Trump years before, and many of the same women have continued calling for the president to be held accountable.
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To add insult to injury, the police arrested, harassed and detained innocent citizens who spoke up in defense of their own rights or the rights of others being illegally detained.
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In an interview with artist Anh Do, who hosts a show called Anh's Brush With Fame, Thorpe spoke up about the bullying that kept him in the closet for years.
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After a year of silence, Constand spoke up Though the alleged assault took place in January 2004, Constand did not tell anyone else about the incident until a year later.
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When the conversation in the room reached a fever pitch and no one would say, or admit, that Bill Cosby might be rightfully accused of sexually assault, I spoke up.
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A handful of delegates who spoke up made the case that while medical marijuana may be promising, the GOP platform was not the place for such a major policy change.
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"When someone I knew, someone I had loved as a brother, was accused, I did something inexcusable: I publicly spoke up in his defense," Dunham wrote in her THR letter.
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Garrett Yrigoyen spoke up Thursday evening after coming under fire when it was discovered he liked Instagram posts mocking transgender people, Parkland shooting survivors and immigrants ... then deleting his account.
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Mad Max: Fury Road costume designer Jenny Beavan, keeping it real in a leather jacket and scarf combo, spoke up on climate change, as did best actor winner Leonardo DiCaprio.
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After allowing Alito to go on, and mindful that the Court has often allowed doctors to stand in the shoes of women challenging such laws, Ginsburg spoke up again dryly.
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" Mr. Netanyahu spoke up for his wife in a pair of Facebook posts on Sunday, saying that everyone sometimes "gets angry and says a few words that he didn't mean.
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Those who spoke up about Mr. Mannan's murder, including the English-language daily Dhaka Tribune newspaper, have received warnings about supporting anti-Islamic speech from Al Qaeda in South Asia.
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Workers told researchers that some were prevented by private security guards from expressing their concerns about labor conditions or feared reprisals from employers if they spoke up, the report said.
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One of my students spoke up with more than a little anger: "If one of my friends acts depressed, how can I not try to cheer them up?" he asked.
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"We are shocked by these discoveries and unreservedly condemn these actions," the statement said, adding that they recognized "the courage and suffering" of the women and others who spoke up.
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The actress also allegedly spoke up about an incident during the season's production in which a white contestant made his hands look black while impersonating Beyoncé Knowles for an audition.
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Last week, as we wrapped up our conference call, a mother spoke up, saying she has been waiting more than 25 years for closure, after the murder of her daughter.
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Some lawmakers also spoke up over the weekend to defend the U.S. relationship with Canada, countering the administration's criticism to emphasize the need to preserve the two countries' friendship. Sen.
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During a performance at Aragon Ballroom in Chicago on Saturday, Badu spoke up after recent allegations of sexual abuse against Kelly have come to light in Lifetime's docuseries Surviving R. Kelly.
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After the announcement that Tilda Swinton was cast in Marvel's recently released Doctor Strange, plenty of people in and out of Hollywood spoke up to express negative feelings about the choice.
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The supermodel and wife of Astros pitcher Justin Verlander found herself being attacked on social media after she spoke up in support of the interference call on the Nationals' Trea Turner.
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My dad, who was also in the room, spoke up and clarified that the camera was actually his and he had installed it so he could live-stream his growing mushrooms.
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"I thought it was great that a lot of people spoke up in defense of women saying yes, as a man you should do things to please your woman," Yee said.
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Like the ones who demanded compassion for XXXTentacion but burned the vigil offerings given by his ex-girlfriend Geneva Ayala, after heckling her away because she spoke up about his abuse.
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On Wednesday, Netflix finally spoke up about all that sequel speculation by confirming via Instagram that, yes — another movie based on Jenny Han's YA book series was indeed on its way.
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According to the filmmakers, the juror never spoke up because the juror feared the repercussions, though the juror supposedly contends that there was vote-trading and possible coercion among the jurors.
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They say in the video that their parents only turned to conversion therapy after their mom spoke up about the bruises and how they hadn't changed Brinton's love for their friend.
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When asked whether the party would have more credibility if they also spoke up on the claims against Ellison, Hirono said she believes there should be a probe into the claims.
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While Rizzo's "Rocky" theme might have set the mood, it was Heyward who spoke up during a 17-minute rain delay before the top of the 10th inning of Game 7.
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Mr. Smith and his fellow protesters got in Saturday night, and when they spoke up, they tried to hold on to a railing as security workers came to take them away.
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She spoke up against Google's work with the Pentagon's Project Maven program, which leveraged artificial intelligence for things like enhancing drone strikes, and its China search engine effort known as Dragonfly.
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"I will just say for the record, Senator Graham spoke up in a way that I respect very much, countering what the President had said about countries in Africa," Durbin said.
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Other finance executives, who felt similarly but were reluctant to go public with their own views for fear of alienating clients or employees, said they were relieved Mr. Blankfein spoke up.
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In 89.73, her son helped her flee from Pakistan to Kabul, after she spoke up against the suicide vest hanging in their house and her husband nearly beat her to death.
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One notable NBA fan spoke up in favor of the moves by the various sports leagues: former President Obama, who argued that the decisions were not an "overreaction" in any way.
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Guards at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC recently accused their managers of tolerating sexual harassment and discrimination, and punishing those who spoke up, according to the Washington Post.
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Disowning his hellfire rhetoric of years past, the former Fox host spoke up for Black Lives Matter, defended the liberal comedian Samantha Bee, and told The New Yorker — The New Yorker!
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When one of my little girls was finally referred to him, I took a chance and I spoke up and I was kindly cautioned for my own sake to remain silent.
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More opponents of the bill spoke up, the anti-bag side answered, recycling experts weighed in, disputants talked over one another, and the sergeant at arms had to call for order.
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When President Donald Trump announced in September that his administration would be ending the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) Program, hundreds of the world's most influential business leaders spoke up.
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Washington (CNN)After more than three hours of listening, Judge Neil Gorsuch finally spoke up at his own confirmation hearing sending a message of unity despite the fraught atmosphere surrounding his nomination.
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All speak lovingly of Nimoy, sharing anecdotes like the time Nimoy spoke up for Takei, Nichelle and Koenig, saying he wouldn't do the early 1970s animated Star Trek series without their participation.
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Meghan's co-hosts — Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin, Abby Huntsman and moderator Whoopi Goldberg — also spoke up in defense of the McCain family, with Behar saying she believed Trump was "jealous" of Sen.
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But with three of the tech giant's biggest PR headaches this year being at least partially the result of whistleblowers who spoke up, management seems to be tackling the problem more belligerently.
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Cruz piggybacked on Rubio's point — that defending the US through military spending was a necessity — to name the programs he'd like to eliminate, and Carly Fiorina spoke up for zero-based budgeting.
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Evan Bass spoke up about his desire to see the show continue, writing that Jackson is a "good guy" in a smarmy, victim-blaming open letter that still makes us see red.
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It started in 43, when Wu spoke up to defend women in the gaming industry, only to find herself plunged into a roiling controversy called Gamergate that turned her life upside down.
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" In a series of now-deleted tweets, Fries spoke up in support of Price: "Here's a bit of insight that I legitimately hope he reflects on: she never asked for his feedback.
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After Brandon Coleman—a substance abuse therapist in Phoenix—spoke up about an alarming series of suicides in 85033, he was harassed, threatened, and eventually put on administrative leave for 460 days.
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But in two speeches today, Clinton and Obama spoke up for the American system, and essentially argued that it is working, even if it is not working out particularly well for them.
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Those who spoke up for Kesha—Lady Gaga, Kelly Clarkson, Demi Lovato, Ariana Grande, Sam Smith, Best Coast, Halsey, Lily Allen, and countless more—really didn't have to, but they did anyway.
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Diagnosis As the physician prepared to leave the exam room, the patient's wife spoke up: "Doctor, my husband won't tell you this, but he is suffering," the woman said, her voice cracking.
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Reince Priebus, the former White House chief of staff and Republican National Committee chairman who, unlike many former White House staffers, has not run afoul of Trump, spoke up for his boss.
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"The leader and Secretary Chao enjoyed their meal in Louisville last night and they appreciate those who spoke up against incivility," said Stephanie Penn, McConnell's press secretary, in a statement to CNN.
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Pramila Jayapal and Joaquin Castro each spoke up about their frustration that if Democrats are in the majority in the House, they shouldn't be making such big concessions on the border wall.
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When McGovern spoke up, at least five Capitol Police officers quickly detained him, warned him to stop resisting, and threw him out of the hearing in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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In a since-deleted tweet, Marquez wrote, "Clooney helped blacklist me when I spoke up abt harassment on ER. 'Women who don't play the game lose career' I did," according to Page Six.
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He also spoke up for his receivers after the game: "We win as a team and we'll lose as a team," said Barkley, who insisted he never got frustrated with all the drops.
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"I feel grateful that I&aposm being listened to and I&aposm being heard, because I&aposve met so many people who have said, &aposI spoke up but nobody listened,&apos" she said.
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Jane Fonda spoke up about women of color being left behind in the #MeToo movement and Jessica Chastain demanded that Octavia Spencer get equal pay for a movie they worked on as well.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 hit a fresh session high as Draghi spoke, up more than 1 percent, while euro zone stocks were also at a session high and up a similar percentage.
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International outrage Long before Rasha Tarek and other family members of the dead men spoke up and challenged the police story, Italian investigators dismissed the idea that those men kidnapped and killed Regeni.
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It didn't help matters for POTUS that other Gold Star families spoke up about how Trump either hadn't called, hadn't been particularly supportive on the call, or had made promises he didn't keep.
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Denhollander, who was 15 years old when Nassar first abused her in 2000, also used her statement to detail times when girls and women spoke up about Nassar only to not be believed.
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Because as much as we agree with everyone who spoke up to defend Wonder Woman against Cameron, Gadot makes a good point, too: Why let him drive the conversation in the first place?
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" Madison claims other correctional officers helped Johnson cover up his acts, and when one female corrections officer spoke up about the alleged assaults, Johnson "found ways to justify removing her from the facility.
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Condoleezza Rice, the secretary of state under President George W. Bush who has stayed silent throughout the election, spoke up in a Facebook post calling for Trump to drop out of the race.
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I am grateful to Niniane, Susan, Leiti, and the other women who spoke up for providing me with a sobering look into my own character and behavior that I can no longer ignore.
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After the high-profile reports of the groping, lewd comments, unwanted advances and more, women around the country spoke up by the dozen about the daily harassment they encountered while working in restaurants.
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"The reason that I spoke up today is that I don't want people to forget the events of June 4," said Li, who is now an Australian citizen, as he burst into tears.
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He praised the "brave women and men who spoke up" about the sexual harassment they suffered, and the "critical national reckoning" brought about by the exposure of Harvey Weinstein and other powerful men.
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Theron stars as former Fox News host Megyn Kelly in Bombshell, the highly-anticipated drama about the women who spoke up about the sexual harassment they allegedly experienced at the conservative news network.
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One described Mr. Barr's timing as self-serving, saying that the president had attacked the department before but Mr. Barr spoke up only when he felt his own credibility was on the line.
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Earlier this month, at Jacobin, Kalewold H. Kalewold spoke up for another potential choice who would check many of the same boxes as Warren, with a few added advantages: Wisconsin Senator Tammy Baldwin.
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But it's fair to keep in mind, when considering the legacy of someone accused of sexual assault, that the person who spoke up to report assault has a life and a legacy, too.
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"My sister and I spoke up about our sexual abuse because we don't feel that a predator should profit off of stealing our mom's and our life story with our father," she said.
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Two of those employees had been on leave and spoke up during an employee protest at Google's San Francisco offices last month, while two others had not publicly revealed their names until Tuesday.
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At the end of this discussion, Clapper spoke up and told Trump there was one last piece of information they would like to present, but that Comey would prefer to do it alone.
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Risking exposure of complaints of sexual misconduct and violence is a model example of how not taking online security seriously can have serious offline consequences, potentially endangering those who spoke up about dangerous users.
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The National Parks Service immediately moved to close two of these breaches, but when it moved to close one, at a secluded spot called Otis Pike Fire Island High Dune Wilderness, surfers spoke up.
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It has been almost a year since Raisman first publicly spoke up about Nassar's abuse; in November of 2017, she told 60 Minutes that Nassar abused her beginning when she was 15 years old.
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Symantec, which distributed pcAnywhere, knew vaguely of the theft back in 2006 but only spoke up about it after the code leaked, along with the warning that users should disable or uninstall the software.
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Even though he followed in the footsteps of his daughter Ivanka and spoke up against anti-Semitism last week, Trump has yet to address the hate crimes that have taken place since Election Day.
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In 2150, when members of a white nationalist group called the Golden State Skinheads clashed with antifa counterprotesters in a Sacramento park, Cernekee spoke up for the former on Google's Free Speech mailing list.
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Research from Victoria Brescoll at the Yale School of Management found that people rated male executives who spoke up often in meetings as more competent than peers; the inverse was true for female executives.
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I met some Darfuris who used bows and arrows to fight against warlords with machine guns mounted on pickup trucks, and I'll never forget the moral courage of women who spoke up after rape.
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The changed focus of the arguments was summed up when Chief Justice John Roberts spoke up after Wang had been taking a series of questions from Justices Samuel Alito and Breyer about immediacy and reasonableness.
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Mr Tillerson denounced Russia's invasion of Ukraine as an "illegal action", spoke up for NATO and said he looked forward to working with the Senate "particularly on the construct of new sanctions" against Russian aggression.
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Chinese journalist Sophia Huang Xueqin spoke up on social media about her experiences being groped and harassed by a senior male reporter during her internship at a national news agency more than six years ago.
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Dick Durbin said Graham, who was in the Oval Office meeting on Thursday, "spoke up and made a direct comment on what the president said," which took "extraordinary political courage," per the Post and Courier.
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On Friday, Trump spoke up for another Russian goal, the restoration of Moscow's membership in the industrialized nations club after it was kicked out of the then-G22012 in 22012 over its annexation of Crimea.
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And I spoke up about the absence of any sort of strategy for actually defeating terrorism, annoying the increasing gaggles of those who seemed to accept that a state of perpetual war was a necessity.
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But I think I spoke up at some point late in the meeting and said it looks like everything is being held up until these statements get made and that's my, you know, personal belief.
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Without such reporting, "and the brave women and men who spoke up about the sexual harassment they endured at the hands of powerful men — there would not be the critical national reckoning underway," he wrote.
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Then she spoke up — in court — about being groped by a radio D.J. Special editions of her next album, "Lover," a return to her old strengths, were packaged with a collection of her teenage diaries.
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One of the latter, an IT specialist and Real Progressives co-founder named Steven Grumbine, spoke up after the civil rights panel to describe how his life had been upended by the global financial crisis.
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"But it's kind of got a little worse, so I spoke up," Wheeler said, hours before tempers flared in the Mets' 8-2 loss, their third straight, to the Los Angeles Dodgers on Wednesday night.
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The CEOs of Gap, Eileen Fisher, Levi Strauss, and others participating in Time to Vote were among those who spoke up about Trump pulling the United States out of the Paris climate agreement last March.
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" In a 2014 interview with Rolling Stone, Nelson spoke up about the issues surrounding immigration, saying "it&aposs a good opportunity for us to show a little bit of humanitarianism and take care of those kids.
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"I wish, that at that time, I had been older so that I would have been able to have answered or spoke up for myself and Stephen but I was only a young girl," she said.
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After several years of debate about soft power, or ruan shili, among Chinese academics, China's then president, Hu Jintao, spoke up on the topic in 2007, telling a party congress that China needed to build it.
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The threats suddenly felt more real and urgent, and yet that day no one from the police force or the city administration spoke up to condemn the incident, not even the few women in public office.
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At the feedback hearings on how funds would be dispersed, victims of other mass shootings spoke up and specifically lauded Equality Florida for making sure that this process unfolded in a way that honored the victims.
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The Me Too Movement, first started by Tarana Burke and carried on by so many women who spoke up last fall, is the uncovering of years of people protecting sick individuals who truly have destroyed souls.
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These kinds of dynamics have shaped the show throughout its run: after the Latina actresses spoke up, the writers gave their characters specific ethnicities—and the Dominicans became distinct from the Puerto Ricans and the Mexicans.
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As Mr. Clark spoke, up to the witness table marched two auditors from the Puerto Rico Comptroller's Office, to the apparent surprise of Mr. Clark and his lawyer, who asked to be excused for a moment.
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A Democratic member of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) said in a dissenting opinion, published Thursday ahead of a contentious FCC vote, that repealing net neutrality regulations shows "contempt" for citizens who spoke up against it.
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SAMARKAND, Uzbekistan (Reuters) - Senior officials from the European Union and Iran spoke up on Friday in defense of the agreement limiting Tehran's nuclear program, as the pact comes under heavy pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump.
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But your honor, what you did not see are the sweet, young, innocent faces of girls who have been spared a similar fate because these brave women all spoke up, and more importantly, never gave up.
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Many of the women said that when they spoke up about the treatment, they were ignored or their concerns brushed aside by organizations in power, primarily USA Gymnastics, Michigan State University and the US Olympic Committee.
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Activision Blizzard suspended Hearthstone pro Chung "Blitzchung" Ng Wai on Tuesday after he spoke up in support of protests in Hong Kong during a post-match interview during Hearsthone's Asia-Pacific Grandmaster tournament on October 6.
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Pramila Jayapal of Washington state and Joaquin Castro of Texas each spoke up about their frustration that with Democrats in the majority in the House, they shouldn't be making such big concessions on the border wall.
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"... I watched family and friends eviscerate sexual assault victims who spoke up against a candidate, team, pastor, ministry or local friend they liked, and I got the message loud and clear," Denhollander said Monday on Twitter.
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Archbishop Tobin, who had been exiled to Indianapolis from a Vatican post by Pope Benedict after he spoke up in support of American nuns, suddenly had more in common with the pope than Cardinal Dolan did.
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"It's like I'm sharing Brittany and her story again with everyone, but if it's what's going to make the difference then it's why Brittany spoke up – to make that difference – so I'm seeing it through," he says.
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Back when Ted Cruz first floated his claim that the Fed caused the Great Recession — and some neo-monetarists spoke up in support — I noted that this was a repeat of the old Milton Friedman two-step.
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A black teen is suing her former dance coach after she says she was told she could not perform because her skin was too dark, and was then retaliated against when she spoke up about the discrimination.
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The reality is, I was stopped from further bad actions by those who spoke up about my offenses, at substantial risk to their personal and professional reputations… and subsequently, by Christine and others on the 500 team.
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A fourth officer then hit her brother in the head with a baton when he spoke up to say there had been a misunderstanding, according to the complaint; the brother was treated at Kings County Hospital Center.
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But rather than waste time on self-congratulation, Republicans who spoke up this time should be asking themselves why a president of their party felt he was enforcing its principles by breaking apart families and caging children.
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It would equally be a balm if men spoke up about the times when they witnessed violence or harassment and looked the other way or laughed it off or secretly thought a woman was asking for it.
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They spoke up for the Affordable Care Act at town-hall-style meetings, and knocked on doors for the Alabama Senate candidate Doug Jones, the Democrat who beat Roy S. Moore in a stunning victory last month.
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One accuser, Tad Deluca, says he spoke up about Anderson's alleged conduct as early as 1975 and again in 2018, after allegations against Michigan State University gymnastics team doctor and convicted abuser Larry Nassar came to light.
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OPINION An Editorial Observer on Monday about Trump administration officials who spoke up about what they saw as abuses or violations of the law, misstated when Joel Clement, an Interior Department official, filed a whistle-blower complaint.
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" The company's dancers spoke up, too, taking the stage at the fall gala to deliver a statement that said, in part: "We strongly believe that a culture of equal respect for all can exist in our industry.
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Here are some other key takeaways from the second half of the documentary: In 1993, Jackson was investigated after a 13-year-old boy accused him of abuse, and both Safechuck and Robson spoke up for Jackson.
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But current frontrunner Donald Trump actually spoke up for the organization in general, saying, "There are millions of women going through Planned Parenthood that are greatly helped," citing treatments for cervical cancer and breast cancer as examples.
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Mallory tells us she knew about the offensive behavior within the Miss America organization for a long time, but felt it would be dismissed as hearsay if she spoke up ... so she's happy it's come to light.
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Then Trump spoke up for a key aspect of Obamacare before realizing what he'd done and assuring everyone that he deplored every aspect of Obamacare, which paled in comparison with Trumpcare, whatever that might turn out to be.
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The three women who met Weinstein to discuss their projects or auditions "operated under duress and the threat of being blacklisted" by Weinstein and other producers at Miramax if they refused, or spoke up, according to the lawsuit.
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As the coronavirus spread in Hubei province, citizens who typically don't criticize the government spoke up, and a band of citizen journalists began posting content on platforms like YouTube and Twitter where Chinese censors could not reach it.
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During a discussion of plans the other leaders made without her at a summit of the EU-27 last month, she spoke up to say that Britain should not be excluded from decisions while it remained a member.
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Even as Reconstruction failed and Jim Crow overtook the South—a reality that Douglass spoke up against as passionately as he had spoken up against slavery—he devoted most of his time to the construction of black institutions.
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"I am in parliament now ... this is why you want to come to places like this - so we can make even a small change and even if no change happens then at least I spoke up," she said.
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At least seven of the boys who spoke up have been found dead, most likely at the hands of their own families, said Mohammad Musa, the leader of the advocacy group, the Logar Youth, Social and Civil Institution.
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"I feel like I can be really proud of the fact that I spoke up and asked for those changes, and CBS and &aposSurvivor&apos are making those changes because I asked," Kim told Probst, citing USA Today.
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And several vulnerable freshman Democrats also spoke up during the private caucus meeting Tuesday, urging their colleagues to support a bill that would restore federal deductions for state and local taxes repealed in the 2017 GOP tax law.
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If a survivor spoke up on his or her own or as part of a small group, the account was considered suspect — stylist Suzie Hardy's allegations against Ryan Seacrest, for instance, have had little effect on his career.
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Hello Games spoke up quickly to lay out general plans — with no timetable — for expanding the scope of the experience beyond where it was at launch, but the studio's semi-regular communications tailed off completely after the September update.
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" On why he never spoke up against Sessions' alleged use of the term, Figures testified: "I felt that if I had said anything or reacted in a manner in which I thought appropriate, I thought I would be fired.
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That might be why members of the Congressional Black Caucus skipped Netanyahu's speech before Congress in 2015, and why they spoke up behind the scenes to change language that was previously seen as clearly targeting their colleague Rep. Omar.
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Several people spoke up to reinforce the idea that, although the team looked awful in every aspect of the game, they still had enough talent on a veteran roster, and enough time, to transform the season into something special.
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Breyer's warning and slight reference to abortion precedent Breyer spoke up in a dissent in a case concerning whether the Constitution permits a state to be sued by a private party in the court of another state, without consent.
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A former colleague of Krantz's confirmed this cat-like behavior to Business Insider, and Krantz said her problems at the company began when she spoke up about it and told a younger colleague not to pander to it anymore.
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None of the Council members in the overwhelmingly Democratic body spoke up in favor of the deal, and they vented their frustration at having been left out of the closed-door negotiations that preceded the announcement of the deal.
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And while other companies like the NBA and Blizzard that do significant business with the country try to downplay its influence, Zuckerberg spoke up about how the tentacles of China's values are choking off speech far beyond its borders.
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But recently, other Pentagon officials including Mark T. Esper, the defense secretary, and John C. Rood, the under secretary of defense for policy, spoke up to overrule those objections, with the support of some officials in the Commerce Department.
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Employees of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) who spoke up about Trump administration policies had their emails scrutinized by a lawyer working for a Republican campaign research group, according to a report published Sunday by The New York Times.
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Negrón, in particular, spoke up on Twitter in the days after the Kotaku piece, detailing her work toward gaining a promotion and how she had been doing the job of her former manager for less pay and without the title.
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All of these things were documented in the media, but no one in the industry spoke up in her defense, choosing only to mourn the artist's death and not empathize with the victims of his actions when he was alive.
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The third is bargaining: those Remainers who, like many of those who spoke up this week in House of Lords debates, accept that it will happen but want to moderate it or at least placate their Remainer supporters by grumbling.
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But when Zuckerberg concluded his testimony, noting "I want to be sensitive to time because we are 15 minutes over" the scheduled 75-minute session length, several EU officials spoke up, angry that they felt their questions had been ignored.
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" Trump's degrading tweet comes a day after some of the 19 women who have accused him of sexual misconduct spoke up —on national TV and in a press conference—calling for a congressional investigation into his "serial misconduct and perversion.
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Though Haddish never detailed who, specifically, harassed her in the past, it's very possible that Haddish felt her career may have suffered due to the fact that she spoke up against a person who held a powerful position in Hollywood.
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Pruitt reportedly lied about approving significant salary bumps for two aides who had worked with him since before he took office and several EPA officials who spoke up against Pruitt left or were forced out, according to The New York Times.
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Thomas spoke up to raise concern for the Second Amendment rights of Stephen Voisine and William Armstrong III, two Maine men who were convicted of assaulting their partners and later charged with gun ownership by a person convicted of domestic violence.
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Writers like Franny Choi, Craig Santos Perez, myself, and the team of Celeste Ng, Karissa Chen, and Beth Nguyen penned riffs on Trillin's piece, and pretty much every Asian American writer of my acquaintance spoke up in some way online.
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Members of Congress from both sides of the aisle, retired US military leaders, and faith leaders all spoke up in defense of foreign aid, arguing it is not just the right thing to do — it's also vital to protecting American interests.
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Unzueta told reporters she has lost two job opportunities while fighting to renew her immigration status and said she brought the lawsuit because she is worried that hundreds of other students who spoke up about immigration issues could be targeted.
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A few others spoke up for the scheme, citing the pledge of allegiance, with its promise of "liberty and justice for all", which had been dutifully recited at the start of the meeting, or the constitution's protection of religious liberty.
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Heidi Heitkamp spoke up seemingly in Trump's defense, the sources said, expressing an understanding of the point of view that it's hard for the President to put his name on documents related to an Iran deal that he doesn't believe in.
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Here was a man of steadfast personal courage who spoke up in his writing for those called cowards, for the schlemiels and wise guys and pranksters who, faced with the unimaginable evils of human existence, feigned and dodged and, sometimes, survived.
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Mr. Sanders's missives about a corporate-driven political system touched a nerve among Wyoming voters like John Hess, a 28-year-old veteran who spoke up for Mr. Sanders at Sheridan County's caucus and sounded not unlike the candidate himself.
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In fact, the first, last, and only conviction of police officers in relation to a black man's death was in 1971, when two officers in Leeds were prosecuted for a series of assaults on David Oluwale, after another officer spoke up.
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"Those were times when, if you spoke up in support of homosexuals, people immediately thought that you were secretly homosexual yourself, or had unresolved sexual issues," Dr. Jack Drescher, a clinical professor of psychiatry at Columbia, said in an interview.
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WASHINGTON — A small group of conservative leaders had gathered in the Trump International Hotel last week for a friendly discussion about the year that was ending and their priorities for the year to come, when Stephen K. Bannon spoke up.
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Celebrities spoke out in defense of Union, whose hair was reportedly repeatedly criticized for being "too black," and who reportedly spoke up after a racist incident involving guest judge Jay Leno, but Hough remained neutral in a statement to Variety.
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On Monday, the other wing of May's Conservative Party - those lawmakers who want to keep the closest possible ties with the EU after Brexit - spoke up in the voice of former education minister Justine Greening who called for a second referendum.
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It also conveys the courage of the women who spoke up, at a moment when Ailes, after years building his empire, was on the verge of installing a president for which he, and his network, had clearly helped lay the groundwork.
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Specifically, Mosby and Moya say in their lawsuits, when they spoke up about the "intolerable conditions" at the Newark catering facility and pushed for resources to address them, they were stripped of their duties, reassigned to far-flung offices or forced to resign.
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As a long-time member of St. Albans Co-Op, which purchases milk from Vermont farmers and moves it through processors, packaging, and into stores, Rowell spoke up when Dairy Farmers of America, the biggest dairy co-op in America, took control.
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She spoke up and demanded co-production credits for her work on her latest album, High as Hope, That production work comes on top of her normal songwriting and vocal recording duties — work she's been doing since she started recording years ago.
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When the #MeToo movement was gaining steam, Pussy Grabber Plays creators Pines and Rothstein realized that although the women who spoke up with allegations against Trump had laid the groundwork for the movement in many ways, "their stories had been forgotten," Rothstein said.
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This bears out in real life: Just look at all the women at the Golden Globes (or, really, insert your awards show/event here) who spoke up in support of Time's Up and all the men who didn't and silently wore pins.
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Those who first spoke up inspired others to do the same, starting a wave of women coming forward in industries all over, promising the first signs of change thanks to the public outpouring of support and strength in the women banding together.
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"It would also be good if some of you spoke up more, because you are all very supportive to us, so that we don't get this negative perception being created by some papers who want to sell more the next day," he said.
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When I and other staff members spoke up, for example, about the injustices we saw trickling down from the executive level and the negative impact those decisions had on our clients, we were often reprimanded and told to stay in our place.
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The world is changing quickly right now, and many of us have been affected by this issue: I spoke up because I feel deeply that the secrecy of shame plays a significant part in what has kept this shift from happening before now.
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Back in July, Dash spoke up about the police killing of Alton Sterling, noting how both Sterling and Eric Garner were killed by police for "bending the law to a far lesser degree" than executives at tech companies like Airbnb and Uber.
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Speaking of settlements, CBS paid the actress Eliza Dushku $9.5 million after she spoke up about sexual harassment on the set of TV drama "Bull" and was written off the show, adding to the list of sexual misconduct issues at the network.
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We all struggle with adhering to the truth in our own lives, and certainly our public officials struggle with adhering to the truth, as we're seeing right now, and Miller spoke up for our obligation to serve a greater cause than our own.
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Halfway through the second day of questions, he spoke up for the first time in the trial, submitting a question for the House managers to compare the bipartisanship level of the Trump impeachment to the proceedings of Presidents Richard Nixon and Bill Clinton.
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With the Yemen images still fresh in our minds, those of us with a relationship to the aid industry hang our heads low in shame at the deafening silence from major humanitarian actors who once spoke up to such acts of barbarism.
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He couldn't be guilty of vileness toward women because he had produced a woman as enlightened and gracious as Ivanka, who not only stood with him but spoke up for him at the Republican National Convention, assuring the world of his benevolence.
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On Thursday night, after weeks of hedged statements and rumored misgivings about the controversial case, dozens and dozens of Silicon Valley's most prominent businesses spoke up loudly and in unison by filing joint legal briefs in court to support the company just before the deadline.
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As LePage once again tried to deliver closing remarks, I spoke up to note his non-answer to the Trump question is exactly what creates the toxic environment I originally took issue with—and this time, I was the one being led out by cops.
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They praised the many women and men who spoke up in the face of possible career repercussions and industry blacklisting, but noted how long the journey has been to outing these predators and ridding the industry of the insidious problem of sexual assault and harassment.
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In Teigen's February appearance of the Ellen Show, the model spoke up about meeting the royal during her short-lived game show stint, joking that if she'd known the briefcase models could go on to the British throne, she would've taken a different path.
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Many of these workplaces haven't had good systems set up for reporting harassment in the past, as well as restrictive (and possibly illegal) nondisclosure agreements, making it even easier to get away with harassment and assault and far too often silencing those who spoke up.
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One of the women who spoke up on Wednesday, Sofie Karasek, told the Washington Post of an occasion where Biden pressed his forehead to hers after the two spoke at the 2016 Oscars about a college student who'd killed themselves after a sexual assault.
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When a similar photo hack happened to Jennifer Lawrence in 2014, Watson spoke up: Maybe we all need a reminder that what you do with your body is your call and nobody should be able to dictate what's wrong or what's right about it.
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The four men who stood trial last week included Zhou Shifeng, former director of a Beijing law firm famous for defending activists such as Ai Weiwei, an artist, and intellectuals such as Ilham Tohti, an economist who spoke up for the Uighur ethnic group.
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When the Foreign Ministry spoke up against the detention of a prominent female activist this summer (including a tweet in Arabic), the kingdom reacted furiously -- suspending air links and ordering thousands of Saudi students to leave Canada, as well as expelling the Canadian ambassador.
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Flowers's attorney, Sheri Lynn Johnson, had just spent half the hour arguing that the prosecutor had relentlessly worked to keep black jurors from sitting on her client's trials and had just told the court she planned to waive a final rebuttal when Thomas spoke up.
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Heard "purported to write from the perspective of 'a public figure representing domestic abuse' and claimed that she 'felt the full force of our culture's wrath for women who speak out' when she 'spoke up against sexual violence,' " Depp's lawyers state in the lawsuit.
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Read more: Some Blizzard employees reportedly walked out to protest the punishment of a 'Hearthstone' competitor who spoke up in support of the Hong Kong protestsMany Blizzard fans accused the company of protecting its business interests in China rather than upholding free speech; Republican Sen.
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"While Calvert engaged formally and in writing to make our views known to Walmart, we are certain that ours was just one of many voices that spoke up — and were heard," Calvert Research and Management President and CEO John Streur wrote in a blog post.
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WASHINGTON — It was just after President Trump had finished railing in the Oval Office against African immigrants he said came from "shithole countries" when a senior Republican senator, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, who was there to negotiate a deal on immigration, spoke up.
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It pains me that I never spoke up, never said a word to the mutterers, that I exercised my privilege as a non-wheelchair user to "pass," despite holding a disability card that allowed me to ride the bus for only 10 cents a journey.
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Earlier this month, the Washington Post reported that in the fall of 2019, Amazon warned at least two employees who spoke up about the company's environmental practices, that additional comments could result in the termination of their employment, citing the company's external communications policy.
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Even with the United States abdicating its traditional role as an advocate for freedom, and with China and Russia pressing their authoritarian models, people rose up and spoke up against corruption and for dignity and self-expression, often at great risk and against great odds.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Qatar took the final step on Wednesday to start litigation at the World Trade Organization in its row with the United Arab Emirates, but no other WTO members spoke up in support of the move, which many trade experts see as a dangerous precedent.
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Zero city council members spoke up in support of the e-commerce giant at a December hearing and railed against its treatment of workers and ties to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which Amazon courted to use its facial-recognition software to detain and deport immigrants.
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Back in 2013, well before #MeToo ripped through the industry, Newton spoke up about an experience she had with a director, but told News Corp ahead of the HBO show's Sunday night premiere that she wasn't popular enough for Time's Up to include her in the movement.
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Mike DeWine came to Dayton and delivered a speech at a vigil one day after the mass shooting took place in the city's Oregon District, where nine people were killed and 27 injured by a shooter in under one minute, the residents of Dayton spoke up.
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I think in Silicon Valley a big turning point was the Justin Caldbeck story published by The Information, and Niniane Wang, one of the women who spoke up, who worked so hard to get women to speak on the record in order to get that story published.
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Microsoft tells The Verge that higher-level employees, including a member of the human resources team, have posted in one of the threads to say the company does not allow for discrimination of any kind, while another official spoke up to clarify misconceptions about how diversity-based compensation works.
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One researcher, the one who often suffered from sudden nosebleeds, spoke up quietly and slowly, about her fears that perhaps the Internal Directives were flatly unethical, that perhaps the means did not justify the—but someone else spoke over this meek voice, persuaded the others to turn against her.
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Read more: Trump tells progressive freshman congresswomen to 'go back' to 'broken and crime infested' countriesNo congressional Republicans spoke up to unequivocally condemn Trump's comments, with Graham, a Trump ally, on Monday encouraging Republicans to "talk about their policies" instead of where they come from or their personal lives.
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Amidst the unending amounts of allegations being made against men in Hollywood, media, and beyond, Rapp spoke up with accusations against Spacey, saying that Spacey put Rapp on a bed, got on top of him, and made an advance in 1986 when Rapp was 14 and Spacey was 26.
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Mr. Koch, in the view of his detractors, exploited fears of black-on-white crime, such as when he spoke up in defense of the vigilante Bernhard H. Goetz, who shot four black teenagers, two of them in the back, when they accosted him on a subway in 1984.
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Beyoncé is embraced as a global icon of black genius when she performs, but when she spoke up about police brutality and defended the Black Lives Matter movement, former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani pounced on her and some police departments swore not to protect her as she toured.
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"I think 'take a knee' has really taken on a life of its own and spearheaded everything else that's been going on," said the former tennis champion Martina Navratilova, 61, who came out as a lesbian and often spoke up — to her own commercial detriment — during her remarkable career.
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In truth, Biden was already running strong with African American voters before Clyburn spoke up, and the kind of Democrat for whom an endorsement like Clyburn's would have mattered—almost half of the state's voters claimed it did—were probably already favorably disposed to the former vice president.
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Spanberger, who represents a district won by President Donald Trump in 2016, spoke up at a closed-door caucus meeting Wednesday morning to warn Democrats were losing the messaging war in her district and needed to be more clear about the kind of border security measures they support.
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Jimmy Kimmel joked about the presidency; Moonlight's Barry Jenkins and Tarell Alvin McCraney mentioned the ACLU in their speech; Mexican native Gael Garcia Bernal spoke up against the wall, and director Asghar Farhadi boycotted the ceremony because of the travel ban and delivered his anti-ban speech through a female proxy.
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" Actress Rosanna Arquette, who came forward with allegations of her own in a New York Times follow-up report, has not made an official statement, but replied to one internet commenter who told her in part, "If you gals would have spoke up their (sic) would not have been others.
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When actor Anthony Rapp alleged in October that Kevin Spacey made an unwanted sexual advance on him when he was 14, he was inspired to do so by the dozens and dozens of women who spoke up about sexual abuse and misconduct before him, he revealed to the magazine Attitude.
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The need for a code of conduct became apparent at Finland's Slush tech startup event in 2016 when multiple women spoke up about being inappropriately touched and receiving unwanted propositions for sex by male attendees as well as being ignored by investors who were only interested in working with male entrepreneurs.
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On Monday, she spoke up as a victim of sexual assault in the military during Buttigieg's town hall in Winterset, asking the former South Bend, Indiana mayor to commit to signing legislation known as the Military Justice Improvement Act that aims to address and prevent sexual assault in the military.
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The complaint began to ring during the 2014-2015 season, when everyone from Mark Cuban, the owner of the Dallas Mavericks, to Jay Bilas, an ESPN announcer whose Twitter feed offers the best running commentary on college basketball, spoke up to say that it was in dire need of change.
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Kamee Verdrager, an employment lawyer in New Hampshire and Massachusetts, filed a legal complaint that said her supervisors at the law firm Mintz Levin, her former employer, gave her less meaningful work and unfairly harsh performance evaluations after she spoke up about experiencing harassment and after she went on maternity leave.
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Chances are by the end of the day, it will no longer be an issue because you did it, you spoke up and everything was OK. As a leader, it is necessary to adapt leadership styles according to the situation in order to get the best possible outcome for the common good.
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Here are some of the ways Trump weakened America this week: He attacked US allies and spoke up for Putin It started before he left for the G7 meeting in Canada, when Trump declared that the exclusive group of advanced democracies should re-admit Russia, which was expelled for illegally annexing Ukraine's Crimea.
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If American media outlets are struggling to deal with the legacy of someone like Bryant, they are having an even harder time with people like the woman who spoke up in 2003 — people whose paths intersect briefly and painfully with a public figure, and who then must figure out how to live.
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The irony, of course, is that when pressed, they are quick to acknowledge the obvious: The issue is complex, which is why so many anti-abortion groups spoke up when Trump said that women who have abortions, if they are made illegal, would need to be punished, forcing Trump to clarify and back off.
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We might applaud that one time one of the Chrises spoke up about masculinity and violence, or that other time another Chris showed some interest in supporting women, but the focus on these four guys kind of just underlines for me how low our standards are for men in Hollywood – especially when they're white.
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When Tulsi Gabbard spoke up and insisted that we not continue this pattern of military intervention without sound evidence and congressional oversight, she was attacked viciously — even by some in the Democratic Party, like Howard Dean, who are anxious to prove themselves every bit as capable of lobbing bombs as anyone on the GOP side.
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Elendu-Ukeje saw her opportunity, wanting to fill this gap and ensure more women spoke up and made laws affecting women, but it surprised her to meet resistance from her father who was obsessed with J.F. Kennedy and forced her to read books on him and on other politicians as she was growing up.
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When a white character spoke of race in Slave Play — like Dustin, the white man who insists that he is not "white" because he doesn't go to as many gentrified coffee shops as his black boyfriend Gary does — it was taken for comedy, or in less discomforting stride than when our black characters spoke up.
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From his days as a high school student leader in the Chicago suburbs in the tumultuous late 1960s — where he spoke up for free speech yet shunned protests against the Vietnam War — to his time at the hypercompetitive Harvard Law Review, and through his years in Washington, Judge Garland has accumulated friends and seemingly made few enemies.
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Barr referred in his testimony to Mr. Mueller's letter as "a bit snitty," and suggested it had been written by an underling.) For an institutionalist like Mr. Mueller, who never once spoke up to defend himself or his work from relentless attacks from the president and his Republican allies, the letter is an unusual (and welcome) breach of protocol.
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In mid-2018, after a woman spoke up at a meeting of organizers to call for more rules regarding sexual harassment, Nolla and a few other members of the community — including the original head of the project, Josh "RoboticPhish" Kassel — decided to form a "Harassment Task Force" to stamp out this sort of behavior in a more systematic way.
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Bob Corker of Tennessee, the former Republican senator who spoke up against Mr. Trump on occasion and drew the president's ire, decided not to seek another term in 2018 and has been replaced by Senator Marsha Blackburn, a conservative former House member who has been biting in her criticism of the impeachment trial and the presentation by House Democrats.
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They say Easter is also a story about how charismatic female leaders such as Mary Magdalene -- and even Jesus himself -- were victimized by some of the same behavior that sparked the #MeToo movement: the sexually predatory behavior of men, the intimidation of women and an orchestrated attempt to silence women who drew too much attention when they spoke up.
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Adam Schiff of California, who has faced calls from Republicans to resign his position for stating there was evidence of Russian collusion, spoke up during Tuesday's party meeting to say Monday's most important development was the Trump administration saying the full Obama-era health care law should be struck down, according to a source in the room.
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The political fights of Muhammad Ali "At a time when blacks who spoke up about injustice were labeled uppity and often arrested under one pretext or another, Muhammad willingly sacrificed the best years of his career to stand tall and fight for what he believed was right," said NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who called Ali a friend and a mentor.
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Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 2016 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE (R-Nev.) spoke up to tell Trump about his trip to Israel over the weekend to attend the opening ceremony for the new embassy.
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When asked why Musk was confident Trump would be open to a carbon tax when he considers global warming to be a hoax, Musk said: Why he spoke up: Tech leaders such as Musk and Uber's Travis Kalanick have taken some heat for participating in administration advisory roles, even sparking a protest outside Uber's headquarters on the day of Trump's inauguration.
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In the weeks that followed, Sofia's mother reported that her daughter had even more self-confidence than she'd had before the assault; not only had she moved back into her room and stopped wearing the baggy clothes she'd started wearing after the assault, she also spoke up more about her feelings and opinions, including with the men in the family.
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According to reports from Deadline and the Hollywood Reporter, Barnes alleged in the post that an unnamed former boss had repeatedly harassed her and made lewd sexual comments to her, played pornography loudly in front of her, frequently given her "butt pats," told her she "was useless, could do nothing right," and attempted to intimidate her into silence by threatening to sue her if she spoke up.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. 2016 was an important year for musicians and mental health: arguably the most famous musician in the world, Kanye West, sought treatment for mental illness, the biggest ever study of its kind found that 71 percent of musicians suffer from panic attacks and anxiety, and some prominent figures, such as Kid Cudi, spoke up about their experiences with mental illness.
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If the old image of a writer for children was a wise-child genius in the mold of Maurice Sendak — one who spoke up for kids and when necessary challenged the political powers that be, but indirectly — these days, children's authors might not only hold signs at protest marches, they may also volunteer to strategize for a State Assembly race, or even run for office.
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After months of attacks, Sessions spoke up on Thursday in part because the President said on Fox News that he "never took control of the Justice Department" -- a "macro" criticism that struck a different tone than Trump's more granular gripes on Twitter about different individual cases like former FBI employees Lisa Page and Peter Strzok, according to a source familiar with the attorney general's thinking.
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The uproar over Sinclair's "fake news" editorial prompted furious rebuttals from the company and an intervention from the president, who spoke up in the company's defense while attacking CNN and NBC — a somewhat confusing comparison for him to make, as Sinclair owns some 25 NBC affiliates: So funny to watch Fake News Networks, among the most dishonest groups of people I have ever dealt with, criticize Sinclair Broadcasting for being biased.
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A comparison might be made between Gary and his good friend and admirer Albert Camus: both were outsiders, the Eastern European Jew and the Algerian; both were resisters (though Camus's war was nowhere near as heroic as Gary's); and both spoke up for the particular and against the abstract, following the hope, embedded in the French vocabulary, that the word humain could stand for both the human and the humane.
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One after another, a handful of black lawmakers spoke up to express their anger at Mr. Hope over what they see as his haste and making an already excruciating dilemma even more painful by trying to force them to take a public position on impeachment this week, according to three Virginia Democrats directly familiar with the call who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss party matters.
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But that also in that first, you know, in that New Yorker story where she first spoke up, she brought up herself the messiness of this, you know, she talks about being assaulted by Weinstein or allegedly being assaulted by Weinstein, but then goes on to say she had this consensual relationship with him for years afterwards, you know, and that wanted to put the whole complicated reality of that situation out there.
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She spoke up for other women in Mosul, Iraq and the region with her powerful testimony about how ISIS has revived the institutional practice of slavery everywhere they operate, using a female morality police to punish women, creating a global market for enslaved women within the caliphate, and recruiting Western and non-Western women, under false pretenses of participating in some glorious battle, only to find themselves segregated, sexually violated and silenced.
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The meetings, the massages, the nudity — "They all speak of the abusive thrill gained not from sex but from the imposition of your will on someone who has no ability to resist or defend themselves from you, an exertion of power on the powerless ..." — Francesca Donner, director of the gender initiative _____ From Slate: While commentators have taken worthy stabs at answering this question, it's great to hear from Jodi Kantor herself, and, via her, from the women who spoke up.
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With Love and Courage, The Cast, Sophia Bush, Hilarie Burton, Bethany Joy Lenz, Danneel Harris, Michaela McManus, Kate Voegele, Daphne Zuniga, India de Beaufort, Bevin Prince, Jana Kramer, Shantel Van Santen, and Allison Munn And Brave Crew, Audrey Wauchope, Rachel Specter, Cristy Koebley, JoJo Stephens, Jane Beck, Tarin Squillante And All the rest of the Women We Worked With Who Are Finding Their Voices as We Speak James Lafferty, Austin Nichols, and Stephen Colletti voiced solidarity with their female costars on Twitter Monday, all saying with "stand with" the women who spoke up.
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For example, you may have read front-page articles like ... Deadly Chaos After Virginia Rally by White Nationalists Trump Defends Initial Remarks on Charlottesville; Again Blames 'Both Sides' Trump Comments on Race Open Breach With C.E.O.s, Military and G.O.P. Van Hits Pedestrians in Barcelona, Killing at Least 13 in Terror Attack In China, an Action Hero Beats Box Office Records (and Arrogant Westerners) Or, maybe you found stories like these from the Style, Science, Sports, International, U.S., Tech, Science, Education, Business, and Arts sections: Taylor Swift Spoke Up. Sexual Assault Survivors Were Listening.
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We send a shout out to the museum workers who first spoke up against Kanders; the journalists who broke the story and have been covering the crisis; the single artist who declined to participate in the Biennial before it opened; the scholars and artists (including 52 of the 75 Biennial participants) who supported the demand to remove Kanders through an open letter; the community groups, art collectives, and all those who mobilized every Friday at the museum for Nine Weeks of Art and Action over the course of the spring; and most recently, the authors of "The Tear Gas Biennial," who set the stage for eight artists to withdraw their work from the Biennial last week.
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