You have spoken of the power of the state governments.
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You're often spoken of as the greatest living American playwright.
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You have spoken of your respect, even admiration, for Hillary.
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Today she is spoken of as a future Nobel laureate.
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Freud has spoken of the way we bow to grief.
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He has spoken of pulling out of NAFTA several times.
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Distinguished Engineers, the Level 22011s, are spoken of with reverence.
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The company's celebrity leader is spoken of but not seen.
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Mr. Lotter had spoken of the risk of fighting poachers.
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But the matter was never spoken of on the show.
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He has also spoken of Russia building a military base there.
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Mr Mbappé has spoken of wanting "to give everything to France".
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Mr Trump has spoken of his love for the "poorly educated".
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It's annoying to see women spoken of, so blatantly, as items.
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I&aposve spoken of the shining city all my political life.
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We've never spoken of this and it's still way too soon.
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Mr Woolfe had spoken of the need to "professionalise" the party.
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Had her mother spoken of it, during all those bridge Mondays?
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The show was awful and should never be spoken of again.
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She has always spoken of her love-hate relationship with guns.
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Some U.S. officials have spoken of the possibility of new talks.
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The way the girls had spoken of him finally made sense.
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It doesn't need to be spoken of in terms of eternity.
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I might have spoken of discomfort or fear but I didn't.
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" Some have even spoken of Aero Contractors as "good corporate citizens.
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The EU has only spoken of "voluntary" cooperation in financial regulation.
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For locals, it is a place not spoken of and avoided.
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BEIJING — Pope Francis has spoken of his admiration for Chinese culture.
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Trump has spoken of the need to dismantle and repeal the law.
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But on both continents, populist candidates have spoken of the Trump inspiration.
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"Tolerance should not just be spoken of but also felt," says Apipa.
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Tonight he has spoken of being ready to take on new "responsibility".
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He has spoken of building more jails, but probably lacks the money.
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Some sympathetic political commentators have spoken of Duda's "emancipation" following the veto.
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More recently, General Padrino López has spoken of a "failure of governance".
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China has also spoken of "increasing concern" over North Korea's nuclear development.
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As recently as November, Khan had spoken of "mending ties" with India.
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"We've spoken of procuring at least 300 million N95 masks," Azar said.
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For a time he was spoken of as a potential prime minister.
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Mr. Trump has often spoken of his desire to protect American businesses.
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They said, rather, that he had spoken of having sheltered persecuted Jews.
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Astronauts have often spoken of the health implications of prolonged space travel.
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He's also spoken of joining forces with Russia to eliminate ISIS in Syria.
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Harry said his grandmother has since spoken of the fantastic welcome she received.
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Trump had previously spoken of wanting to meet Putin, possibly before his inauguration.
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She has spoken of the importance of women serving in top EU jobs.
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Xi Jinping, China's president, has spoken of 300m Chinese taking up winter sports.
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But there are other names being spoken of as possible replacements for Draghi.
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U.S. envoys have spoken of both sides in the conflict needing to compromise.
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U.S. officials have spoken of Russia having "a few thousand troops" in Syria.
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As far as I know, the entire incident was never spoken of again.
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Alarcon had publicly spoken of alleged irregularities prior to his conversation with Thorne.
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Former detainees have spoken of torture and medical experiments in camps and prisons.
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But little was spoken of the grim circumstances that led to the service.
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Iran has long spoken of a potential prisoner swap with the United States.
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Obama has often spoken of her dislike for living in the White House.
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As such, we have been written about, spoken of, but rarely heard from.
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It's uncommon to see a senior senator/war hero spoken of this way.
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Players have spoken of first grasping their Maoritanga, or culture, as Maori All Blacks.
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He's also spoken of the need to make the agency's astronauts more household names.
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Plus, I had never, ever spoken of a desire to have children — not ever.
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Rouhani has spoken of a "long road" to Iran's economic integration with the world.
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Dotted lines represent implied betrayals that were explicitly spoken of or shown on screen.
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He has spoken of reforms to unaffordably generous pensions and the rigid labour market.
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There are some unconventional views: He has spoken of his admiration for Mr. Putin.
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Would we want an FBI that can only be spoken of in hushed whispers?
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Moukoko has previously spoken of the Barca forward as his football icon, telling Bundesliga.
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The context • Mr. Ries has spoken of the need to reward long-term investors.
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Right now, what's the principal way that I'm spoken of in a passing way?
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The North Korean leader has spoken of his desire for foreign investment and tourism.
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But there is one candidate he&aposs spoken of with perhaps unexpected sympathy: Sen.
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"This was later spoken of by the family as a great joke," Gimson writes.
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Two witnesses had spoken of seeing a black man standing over Ms. Meyer's body.
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Yet these deaths are rarely spoken of in the context of the person's disability.
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Father Meager has spoken of his deep admiration for the Cardinal in the past.
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Mr. Trump has spoken of religion in the vocabulary of his real estate enterprise.
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Mr. Mugabe has spoken of his disappointment in his two sons' poor academic performance.
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She has spoken of a personal commitment from Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader.
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Both he and Trump, who held their first summit in Helsinki on Monday, have spoken of the need to avoid an arms race, and Putin has spoken of the urgent need to work to extend the new START strategic arms reduction treaty.
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Francis has spoken of his desire to become the first pope to visit mainland China.
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US President Donald Trump has also spoken of working with Russia to fight Islamist terrorism.
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American politicians have spoken of sanctioning any Saudi officials found culpable in Mr Khashoggi's murder.
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If she was seen Changing... alone... Changing was not spoken of and certainly not seen.
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Rouhani himself has spoken of a "long road" to Iran's economic integration with the world.
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Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar's leader, has also spoken of "a huge iceberg of misinformation".
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Huisman, who played the eldest of the Crain children, also spoken of season 2 talks.
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The governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, has spoken of a "technical recession".
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But Orban has also spoken of "the very many Hungarians who chose evil over good".
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In briefings they have even spoken of the "opportunities" the deal could afford Israel's security.
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President Trump has spoken of his deep concern for the persecution of religious minorities abroad.
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But it's his left round kick that's still spoken of in awe—and avidly watched.
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They would have spoken of the Enlightenment, and progress, and religious acceptance in their society.
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Nor had she ever spoken of physically harming anyone associated with the police, he added.
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Ms. Lee, 43, has spoken of her work at length in the past to reporters.
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The 10,0003 hour rule is the most spoken of rule in the field of learning.
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Economy Minister Paulo Guedes has previously spoken of "trillions" of reais flooding into the sector.
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And all that time, not a word was spoken of what we meant to each other.
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But it's spoken of less, and in certain circles it's thought of as very old-fashioned.
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She has also spoken of the commission being "hindered and blocked by members of the Curia".
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One weekend culminated in a regrettable truth or dare game that was never spoken of again.
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Eyewitnesses have spoken of the vehicle swerving onto the pavement and purposely trying to hit pedestrians.
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US and Iraqi officials have spoken of creating eight self-governing areas in and around Mosul.
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But Netanyahu has spoken of a "state minus", something short of full sovereignty for the Palestinians.
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Bahrain, which has spoken of reviving a claim to part of the Qatari mainland, remains hardline.
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Trump has expressed a desire to improve ties with Moscow and spoken of possibly lifting sanctions.
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Bodies like mine, it seemed, were still too unpleasant to be spoken of — let alone seen.
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He's previously spoken of how the game released essentially unfinished because of pressure on its publishers.
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Others think that it's fundamental; Larry Summers has spoken of a new era of secular stagnation.
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Ms. Le Pen has spoken of drastically limiting legal immigration to around 10,000 people a year.
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He has spoken of his many corporate bankruptcies with pride, suggesting they were shrewd business tactics.
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Friends said he had never spoken of committing an act of violence against a police officer.
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Their couplehood has been all but confirmed by paparazzi photos, but the two haven't spoken of it.
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Huawei has spoken of activating a "Plan B" designed to keep it in business despite American sanctions.
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Pierre-Yves Gauthier of AlphaValue, a research house, has spoken of "looming potential stress" in the structure.
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Mr Xi has spoken of the Russians "not being man enough" to stand up for their party.
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It has also spoken of fears that she and her father are being held against their will.
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The actor Matt Damon has spoken of his partnership with Stella Artois and non-governmental organization Water.
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Ms. Wardlow said that to this day she has not spoken of her attack to a professional.
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He also has an interest in anti-aging products and has spoken of "immortality" as a possibility.
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"In those days, when capoeira was spoken of, it was in whispers," Bimba said, according to Google.
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She said he had spoken of being in Africa and of being able to speak five languages.
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The U.S. State Department has also spoken of imposing additional sanctions on Moscow over the Skripal affair.
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The Palestinians, who have spoken of the need to "internationalize" the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, have welcomed it.
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Throughout Suqian, Liu is spoken of in tones that suggest a mythic hero or a minor deity.
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He said that when his father had spoken of the war he'd always focussed on the civilians.
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"If opening up measures are being spoken of, then of course they will be honored," he said.
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Mr. Guterres has spoken of intensifying diplomatic efforts to reach peace agreements in Syria, Libya and Yemen.
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The two still hadn't spoken of love, but she felt sure that the trip would be amazing.
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A handful of Uighurs and Kazakhs released from the camps have spoken of torture and various hardships.
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President Trump has repeatedly spoken of a revival in the American steel industry, crediting his trade policies.
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A spokeswoman said these exams were separate from the "processes" that Mr. Fairfax had spoken of earlier.
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In the course of the novel, meetings take place that are never to be spoken of again.
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He has often spoken of himself as Cherokee; his work has made frequent references to indigenous culture.
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And in Alabama, former Auburn University football coach Tommy Tuberville has spoken of Trump as a godsend.
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Besides the women who reached settlements, two other women have spoken of inappropriate behavior by the host.
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Earlier, she had spoken of the obstacle her touring schedule put in the way of lasting romance.
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He understands the moral imperative of advancing the cause of life, and we've spoken of it many times.
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It's not the first time Faris has spoken of her reluctance to walk down the aisle once again.
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Many of the refugees have spoken of ethnic Rakhine Buddhist civilians joining the Myanmar army in its attacks.
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After she'd spoken of her father's alcoholism, Klobuchar asked Kavanaugh if he had ever blacked out from drinking.
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Its (black) leader, Mmusi Maimane, has spoken of the need to deal with "white privilege and black poverty".
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Perhaps to terrify the competition further, he has spoken of wanting half the market to himself by 2021.
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At the time, the transgender world was still a subculture's subculture, spoken of quietly or not at all.
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Conte has spoken of the need for European-run immigration offices outside Europe to prevent "voyages of death".
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Gun sales are expected to soar, as they have each time Mr Obama has spoken of gun restrictions.
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Armenian politicians have spoken of holding a snap parliamentary election once a new interim premier is in place.
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The British and Chinese governments have spoken of a new "golden era" of relations between the two countries.
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WPP Chief Executive Martin Sorrell has spoken of Facebook and Google's impact on his business many times before.
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Since his victory he has spoken of bringing jobs to the heartland by spending $1 trillion on infrastructure.
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For instance, the first game's NPCs had spoken of an enigmatic "administrator" who seemed responsible for the accident.
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Guests have spoken of the Queen's motherly touch at Balmoral and how she looks out for those visiting.
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Even before he was elected, Trump had spoken of using the Justice Department to investigate his political adversaries.
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He has spoken of granting the Palestinians, at most, what he calls a "state-minus," with limited authorities.
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Many people I've interviewed in Flint before have spoken of their yearning to get out of the city.
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Mother had spoken of Katrina, and, a year before she died, had given me one of her books.
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He has spoken of "a Civil War like fracture in this nation" if he is removed from office.
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He's spoken of having "wanted out" before, as well as his desire for a semblance of regular life.
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But private negotiations over a transition abound in San Juan, and some politicians have spoken of impeaching him.
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But private negotiations over a transition abound in San Juan, and some politicians have spoken of impeaching him.
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The app is currently geared towards native speakers of Hindi, the most widely spoken of India's many languages.
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You have spoken of the cultural epiphany you experienced when you arrived in the United States at 17.
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"Former detainees who have reached safety have spoken of relentless indoctrination and harsh conditions," Busby told the committee.
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"I wanted them to know who my son was, how nicely people had spoken of him," she said.
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One August afternoon, we sat on the porch swing telling stories about things we'd never spoken of before.
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The superintendent for the school district said the students hadn't previously spoken of any ideological or racist beliefs.
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PiS has spoken of "re-Polonizing" the country's press, complaining that Polish outlets have too many foreign shareholders.
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And the drama is the distance between what's to be spoken of and what's not to be mentioned again.
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The commission is led by President Xi Jinping, who has spoken of the need for a better legal system.
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Vladimir Putin has frequently spoken of restoring Russia's "great power" status, even lamenting the passing of the Soviet Union.
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Headlines have often branded her as difficult, and spoken of feuds between her and sister-in-law, Kate Middleton.
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He has often spoken of how much he misses his mother, and that he thinks of her every day.
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Civil rights groups have spoken of their concern about the increasing use of stun guns and their potential risk.
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" More recently she has spoken of racing on the track as a refuge: "I feel free when I run.
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To many in Manchester, Bugzy was a modern folk-hero, highly spoken of but rarely seen in the flesh.
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Nikki Haley, the US Ambassador to the UN, has spoken of discarding the Iranian presence and influence in Syria.
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Some have spoken of low-income, low-skilled occupations and new employees doing jobs they're not yet accustomed to.
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When most video games are canceled during development, they disappear, consigned to back rooms and never spoken of again.
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Many fans from around the world have also spoken of a positive experience at the World Cup in Russia.
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Mazurkevich says she's received messages from survivors who haven't spoken of their assault to anyone for years or decades.
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Boris Johnson and Michael Gove, both spoken of as prospective leaders of the Out campaign, are reportedly on-board.
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She was to celebrate her 42nd birthday next Wednesday, and had been spoken of as a potential future minister.
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In testimony, Pesce had spoken of how the 'Ndrangheta men turned love and sanctuary into hate, intimidation, and fear.
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Repeatedly senior advisers and aides have spoken of "running a relentlessly positive campaign" that is policy-driven and optimistic.
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Earlier presidents, have spoken of America in more elevated, symbolic terms—as an idea, and sometimes as an ideal.
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She held up a piece of paper to read from a list of times Trump has spoken of violence.
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Mr. Obama has often spoken of the satisfaction he gets from family dinners most nights with his two daughters.
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Several analysts have spoken of the sell-off for emerging markets, suggesting that it could have gone too far.
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Mr. Xi himself has spoken of the difficulties he experienced adjusting to hard farm labor and incessant flea bites.
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Everyone from Jeremy Corbyn to David Cameron, Sadiq Khan to Theresa May, has spoken of her in glowing terms.
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But they are also spoken of as if they hold a certain power, which, in a way, they do.
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Tom Cotton grew up in rural Arkansas and is frequently spoken of as a rising star in the GOP.
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During his presidential campaign, Yang has spoken of the need to address how gender discrimination leads to pay inequality.
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But Mr. Brooks made clear that Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders shouldn't be spoken of in the same breath.
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But this is not the first time that someone who has crossed Donald Trump has spoken of being threatened.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has spoken of the countries working on an agreement as Ocean's Eleven, after the movie.
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Mr. Gomes, in an interview on Friday, declined to discuss the matter, which he has never spoken of publicly.
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The stories in "Wrestling Jerusalem" help to humanize issues too often spoken of in terms of land and politics.
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Lawyers supporting the players have spoken of filing lawsuits against the A.F.L. to win medical benefits for retired players.
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Mr. Netanyahu announced that he had spoken of the idea with Mr. Trump in a phone call on Dec.
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Usually, when Pavese is spoken of, he is the man of the bleak books and the death by Seconal.
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Christopher Coons, a Democratic senator critical of the rule changes, has spoken of a "steady erosion of patent rights".
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Mr. Hanafi said late Wednesday that the timeline he had spoken of was just an idea, not an agreement.
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One of his most marked characteristics was his intense dislike to being addressed or spoken of as Fred Douglass.
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They are spoken of and leveraged every time a player like Jojuan Collins emerges as a middle school prospect.
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Voices on the right wing have long spoken of an invasion bringing crime and, especially after 9/11, terrorism.
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He's spoken of changing the nature of the U.S. alliances with large economies, from Europe to Saudi Arabia to Japan.
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Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei has spoken of Las Vegas and Miami as possible future venues "for the long term".
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He is not a household name in Russia unlike Ivanov, who was once spoken of as a possible presidential contender.
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He has one of the most liberal voting records in the Senate, yet is often spoken of as a moderate.
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In an interview with the Washington Post last week, Miller had spoken of her shock and despair at Trump's announcement.
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And he's spoken of wanting a big tariff on all Chinese imports, with a rate as high as 13 percent.
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Harley and e-moto companies such as Zero have spoken of the importance of early adopters to embrace e-motorcycles.
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The Kremlin said that Putin had condemned the attack and spoken of the need for a thorough investigation into it.
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Animals are spoken of as family members — and not just dogs and cats, but rabbits, rats, bearded dragons and snakes.
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Yet, there's a downside that isn't spoken of much: exposure raises the bar on what it takes to be awestricken.
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He has spoken of "Mozart Dances" as his "Così Fan Tutte" — a comic opera about the bitter aftertaste of betrayal.
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Autostrade per l'Italia, the bridge operator, has spoken of "external causes" like the action of winds, pollution and the weather.
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The anniversary of the crackdown is not spoken of openly in China and is not formally marked by the government.
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Mr. Yetts has spoken of episodes with Dr. Strauss before, including his charge that Mr. Jordan had confronted the doctor.
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Some detainees have also spoken of prison-like conditions and alleged that they had been tortured, which China has denied.
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President Trump and his advisers have often spoken of a preference for bilateral deals instead of big multicountry trade deals.
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She had never spoken of herself at all, and he had never seen her outside the studio where they met.
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Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has spoken of an "appropriate" amount of euro clearing remaining in London post-Brexit.
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Francis has met with abuse victims worldwide and frequently spoken of the necessity of the church atoning for its past.
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But I ended up in meeting after meeting where "obesity" was spoken of as if it were the next Bubonic Plague.
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He has spoken of having an appointment with a chiropractor that evening but hasn't publicly disclosed the name of his doctor.
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That has irked some established teams who have spoken of Haas as effectively a Ferrari 'B' outfit rather than authentic constructors.
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Hun Sen celebrated 33 years in power in January, and has frequently spoken of staying on for at least another decade.
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They've also ruled out the possibility of any new music, but have spoken of "merchandising opportunities" in connection with the tour.
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Denuvo is often spoken of in the same breath as DRM, but it works differently; it integrates with existing DRM solutions.
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Other mutinous lawmakers in her party have openly spoken of ousting her and said the Brexit deal would not pass parliament.
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Like the old man I met in Joshua Tree, Wheeler has also spoken of the sense of nothingness in the desert.
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Other mutinous MPs in her party have openly spoken of ousting her and said the Brexit deal would not pass parliament.
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On July 19th Mr Sherman reported that Ms Kelly too had spoken of being harassed by Mr Ailes a decade ago.
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"Kim has spoken of 'progressive and synchronic steps' and that could lead to some sort of nuclear dismantling process," he added.
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"Dark patterns are something that are spoken of with pride and encouraged in design all hands" meetings, said one former designer.
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Mr. Buhari has spoken of his "good reasons" for ignoring the many economists who warned about the danger of his policies.
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To make room for that, Oettinger has spoken of cuts of about six percent in spending on agricultural and regional support.
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Bolsonaro has openly spoken of the need for a military coup and has a record of racist, misogynistic and homophobic views.
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That's led to a wave of thinkpieces covering the long-simmering but rarely-spoken-of "The Leafs Are Actually Good" movement.
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Worse yet, she has never spoken of this until now, even though its effects have clearly bled into her own relationships.
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The proposed spending plan devoted only one-fifth of the money that he had spoken of for building and improving infrastructure.
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The players did not speak to reporters but some players, like LeBron James, have spoken of their anguish on social media.
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The two liberal senators are often spoken of in the same breath as if there is scarcely any difference between them.
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While he has shown little interest in health or science policy, he has often spoken of his extreme revulsion to germs.
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Second, why does the article use the euphemism "older," as if being old were too disgraceful to be spoken of directly?
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Micromanagement Three of Obama's former Defense secretaries have spoken of a tendency toward micromanagement that they feel has hurt Obama's efforts.
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By Thursday, though, Mr. Trump was vociferously pushing the idea of arming teachers that he'd spoken of warmly in the meeting.
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He has spoken of a $31 million capital plan, they say, but produced no study or blueprint for what it would entail.
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I have to punch in my personal Screen Time passcode to approve the extra time, and then it's never spoken of again.
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While Trump had spoken of scrapping the Iran nuclear deal outright, his administration has scaled back and is talking about improving enforcement.
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Trump has spoken of attacking ISIS and leaving in place the dictator Bashar al-Assad, responsible for far more deaths than ISIS.
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We also get a glimpse into the Colonies, which were spoken of quite a bit in the first Season but never shown.
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A fifth ambition, to enforce or reform immigration rules, is rarely spoken of by him or his team as an economic policy.
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The U.N. has spoken of creating a trust fund, although Sooka noted that it would not include claims of compensation for victims.
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When Glines was a pledge, Poumakis had been a house legend, spoken of in hushed tones by the seniors who remembered him.
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The initial impulse is to obliterate the site and to leave it unmarked, spoken of only in whispers, or not at all.
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EURCZK1YV= Central bank board members have spoken of a clear-cut end to the cap - a sudden move, with no strings attached.
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Although Mr. Schumacher has spoken of the inspiration of architecture for his new work, his own use of stage space remains unremarkable.
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The ideas of buying government bonds and negative rates were spoken of as virtually dark arts until a year or two ago.
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Outgunned and fearing the Chinese ship might open fire, the Indonesian captain complied, and the episode has seldom been spoken of since.
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You have spoken of having to deal with your own "internalized homophobia" to feel okay about being butch—tell me about that.
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No financial details were given but media reports have spoken of a "cut-price" deal for a tournament that starts in February.
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"The invasion of Iraq is often spoken of in the United States as a 'blunder,' or even a colossal mistake,'" he writes.
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The police originally suspected the builder but later used him to testify that Mr. Sommer had spoken of wanting Mr. Silver killed.
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Crown Prince Mohammed has spoken of increasing the role played by the kingdom's private sector, where Mr. Rajhi has spent his career.
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This was never spoken of in the company, nor, indeed, is it mentioned in the film, which was released in 1985. ♦
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European politicians have often spoken of sending migrants for processing in non-European countries, but the plan has never been successfully enacted.
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My grandfather had sometimes spoken of old correspondence passed down from his parents, but he had never been able to find it.
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One of fashion's most recognizable faces, Campbell has long spoken of discrimination in the industry where she has worked for 33 years.
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Al-Emadi has previously spoken of Doha's willingness to take part in the project, whose cost he put at around $60 million.
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It is noteworthy that Prince Yussuf has recently been spoken of as the leader of a movement opposed to German domination in Turkey.
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The anniversary of the crackdown, when Beijing sent troops and tanks to quell pro-democracy activists, is not spoken of openly in China.
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Investors have spoken of concerns over amid global growth concerns and jitters over the U.K.'s upcoming referendum on its European Union membership.
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Now that he's off his medication, Edgar is completely at the mercy of his PTSD, which he's spoken of candidly since Season 1.
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However, some Democratic lawmakers have spoken of impeachment, a historically rare process in the United States that can lead to a president's removal.
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But what if the ways guns are usually spoken of — in politics, in entertainment, in conversation — do not reflect their most durable meaning?
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As Ars Technica learned, the very last Wii U will roll off the line later this week, never to be spoken of again.
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China's central-bank governor has recently spoken of a menagerie of beasts stalking the economy, from black swans to grey rhinos and crocodiles.
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In the meantime, Wilkinson has spoken of his frustration at the curiosity about him, rather than about where the cash flows ended up.
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" I [said], "I don't know, I just had never really been spoken of as American without the word 'black' in front of it.
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But he has not spoken of the loans from the financial giants, which are still politically unpopular after the financial crisis of 2008.
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It would also be a setback to President Donald Trump, who has spoken of his ambition to cut Iran's claws in the region.
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My boss had spoken of this stuff as if it was the grace of god, and I just had to see for myself.
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Backing him is his friend Mr. Buffett — who has long spoken of his aversion to technology companies, outside of an investment in IBM.
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He has spoken of the need to work with Russia against terrorists, and his comments about renegotiating NATO have been applauded by Moscow.
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Le Pen, a nationalist and vocal critic of the European Union, has spoken of her desire for France to abandon the euro currency.
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You've spoken of the importance of being cast in Linney's "Heathen Valley," which he directed in 1986 at Theater for the New City.
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Government officials have previously spoken of the space program as a catalyst for the country's growing STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) sector.
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The two have deep knowledge of policy and have been spoken of favorably by Stephen K. Bannon, Mr. Trump's chief White House strategist.
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The actor comes naturally by the "rugged looks" spoken of by his wife (a jittery Niamh Cusack, who overplays Lady Macbeth's spousal agitation).
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In the B.J.P.'s rhetoric, being Indian is equated with being Hindu, and religious minorities are spoken of as if they were foreigners.
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Miller and Chiu have spoken of the immense pressure on Asians to internalize their trauma, which played a role in their public allegations.
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Both Mr. Trump and his recently resigned national security adviser, Michael T. Flynn, have spoken of prioritizing the fight against the Islamic State.
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The Argentinian, however, has previously spoken of his desire to see out his career with boyhood club Newell's Old Boys, according to Goal.
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As part of a move to restructure the Saudi economy, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has spoken of creating more opportunities for women.
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Since taking office in January, Trump has sometimes spoken of Republican members of Congress as if they serve him and owe him loyalty.
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Economic risk-taking, positively stigmatized after the Great Depression, is now spoken of in heroic terms: To the risk-taker go the spoils.
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Isaac and Benny had avoided the fate of their five brothers by doing things that were often spoken around but never spoken of.
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His allies, however, have privately spoken of elements in the judiciary and the military, with whom Sharif has strained relations, acting against him.
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Martial law is now spoken of with serious consideration, even though our Constitution allows it only in the event of insurgency or invasion.
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Often they're either never spoken of again or they transform into something different that still carries some of the original core design concepts.
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Some of the women who have spoken of Weinstein's behavior took his attitude for granted because they had encountered it elsewhere in Hollywood.
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The officials, who have spoken of mid-January as a possible date, said it is too early to talk about contacts with the HNC.
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Some Republicans have quietly spoken of not wanting to take jobs in the administration, or of concern that they're on blacklists for past criticism.
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Trump has often spoken of his administration for Queen Elizabeth II, and his mother's heritage in Scotland, where he owns two renowned golf courses.
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Texas: Politics is getting outside of that self-reinforcing spectacle where the norms are brutally enforced and where different concepts are not spoken of.
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The Bundy family traces its origins to early Mormon pioneers in the West, and patriarch Cliven Bundy has spoken of receiving inspiration from God.
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The Sanders campaign has said he is not an atheist, pointing out that he has spoken of his belief in God on numerous occasions.
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Pressley has openly discussed being a sexual abuse survivor and has also spoken of being raised by her mother while her father was incarcerated.
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Separatist parties and grassroots groups have spoken of waging a campaign of disobedience to hamper the efforts by central authorities to run the region.
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Trump has in the past spoken of wanting to expand the U.S. trade relationship with Nigeria, which also is a major oil-producing nation.
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The sentiment is echoed in other parts of the kingdom's capital, where praise for the visit is spoken of in hushed and forceful tones.
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He lost out again on Sunday when he tried to pass Hamilton, who has already spoken of Verstappen's inexperience costing Red Bull precious points.
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But the deal also includes a vague promise of far more substantial resettlements to Europe: optimists have spoken of 200,000 a year or more.
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Addy's Agape V communicates unity and envisions the need for "love and kindness," virtues Hillary Clinton has often spoken of on the campaign trail.
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It bustles with shoppers searching for affordable food for the daily breaking of the fast, barely a word is spoken of Gaza's latest travails.
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Gale has spoken of the real-life Harry Cane, his grandmother's father, whom the family inexplicably banished to Canada early in the last century.
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Rohingya who've fled have spoken of their homes being torched, of neighbors turning on neighbors, of relatives taken away never to be seen again.
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Its leader, Kim Jong Un, has spoken of his hopes for reform of North Korea's economy and has looked to examples in the region.
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Officials have previously spoken of the need to ensure the Chinese capital is supplied with sufficient amounts of pork amid the flurry of outbreaks.
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Women and children leaving have spoken of harsh conditions inside, under coalition bombardment and with food supplies so scarce some resorted to eating grass.
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The country's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, has spoken of destroying "extremist ideologies" in the country and pursuing a more "moderate" form of Islam.
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The United Nations envoy on sexual violence in conflicts, Zainab Bangura, has spoken of "rampant sexual violence," including rapes of children, in South Sudan.
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But Aung San Suu Kyi has herself spoken of the need for a free press if Myanmar is to transition to a full democracy.
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The novelist, who won the Nobel Prize in 1982, had often spoken of the book as pouring out in a kind of magical trance.
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Though they have often been spoken of as one progressive bloc, the challengers differ — sometimes significantly — on their particular blends of idealism and pragmatism.
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Paddy Ashdown, a British politician, has spoken of his father's being court-martialed for refusing orders to abandon the Indian troops under his command.
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Some of the Democrats now running for president have spoken of their disapproval of Israeli annexation, even as they propose nothing to stop it.
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The distrust is reciprocated by Qatar, where officials have spoken of possibly reconciling with Saudi Arabia but not the Emirates, effectively splitting their alliance.
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Sanders had opposed a 2007 immigration bill and spoken of his concern that low-paid migrants pushed down wages for other workers in America.
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President-elect Donald J. Trump has spoken of spending a trillion dollars over the next decade to rebuild and repair the nation's sagging infrastructure.
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A former lawyer to the president, Michael Cohen, has spoken of how he often makes his wishes plain without making explicit requests or orders.
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More recently, General McMaster has spoken of the threat of terrorism with nuance and restraint, careful not to brand all Muslims as a menace.
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Political leaders have rarely spoken of the value and importance of working with Britain's European neighbors on sharing intelligence about terrorists or confronting organized crime.
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Denis Volkov of the Levada Centre writes that for most Russians, Crimea's return "has lost its relevance, and is spoken of less in focus groups".
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He had often spoken of corporations and wealthy people having too much of a say in American life and of ordinary people having too little.
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We're just trying to get to the baseline of humanity, and not be a textbook image that's remembered and spoken of in the past tense.
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Elton John has spoken of his admiration for Ed Sheeran in a new interview, also revealing that he warned the singer to watch his weight.
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Clinton, meanwhile, is the likely Democratic nominee but still fighting Bernie Sanders, who has spoken of taking their race to the national convention in July.
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The fact that such an obvious reform has barely been spoken of by politicians may be a testament to the nursing home lobby's awesome power.
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The "Batman" and "Gone Girl" star has often spoken of his struggles with alcohol, which also afflicted his father and his brother, actor Casey Affleck.
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She noted that someone from the heartland was uniquely positioned to address climate change -- which is often spoken of in terms of only coastal areas.
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While Ragland has been given a prominent royal seal of approval, Meghan's father has spoken of his fears that she will not contact him again.
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The lesson they took away was how, when we listen to others, we may learn how they prefer to be addressed, spoken of and categorized.
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Several analysts have spoken of a rebalancing in the oil market for the second half of the year, which is expected to take prices higher.
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The latter, while critical of Trump's infrastructure plan, nonetheless has spoken of forging a bipartisan compromise, bidding for a combination of public and private funding.
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Previously the United Nations had spoken of about 1,200 people being on death row, but it was now impossible to confirm that information, she said.
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Some economists have spoken of the European Central Bank's failure to add more stimulus to its asset purchasing program as a reason behind the move.
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If the archive can be spoken of today, it is through its very disappearance or its constitution as fleeting fragments that can no longer cohere.
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The company also runs pop-ups, hosts events and has spoken of plans to launch more physical locations — "Hives," in Bumble lingo — sometime this year.
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Trump's pick to lead the Department of Housing and Urban Development, retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson, has also spoken of his desire to help struggling communities.
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Hu himself has spoken of the key tasks of upgrading and restructuring Guangdong's economy and industrial base, and of easing social conflicts and land disputes.
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Beijing has spoken of the need for formal peace, but like Pyongyang it is no fan of the massive US military presence on the peninsula.
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And few mainstream figures in either party (David Lammy in Labour being one exception) have spoken of possibly, in the future, reopening the Brexit debate.
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She has spoken of plans for repatriation centers at which refugees will have to prove they once lived in Rakhine, before being allowed to return.
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Although the Trump administration has spoken of targeting only criminal immigrants, many of those apprehended were hardworking individuals who were here providing for their families.
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She's spoken of the 16-year-old she met who threatened to induce her own abortion and of women who've googled how to force miscarriages.
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While Cabinet members like Secretary of State Mike Pompeo have spoken of a coming time for "recriminations," Trump responded by talking about exports to China.
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Sometimes the most inconvenient or terrible circumstances can occasion an acceptable expression of love, but only at that moment, never to be spoken of again.
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So Yen Vo and her husband, the chef Jimmy Ly, who had spoken of an autumn opening, are opening this restaurant just under the wire.
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Afghan and Western officials have long spoken of an overlap between the networks that carry out urban attacks for the Taliban and the Islamic State.
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It's plain that Ryan intended the opposite; in interviews, he has spoken of how desperately he wanted to do justice to the experiences of migrants.
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Mr. McCain, who is chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, has spoken of climate change and the energy supply as a national security issue.
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It does not finish Ryo's story—director Yu Suzuki has spoken of wanting to make even more games in the series—but it continues it.
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People have spoken of sick family members turned away from hospitals, delays in testing and wards packed with feverish patients and limited screening or quarantine.
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For more than 200 years, Americans have spoken of their country as a city on a hill — a shining beacon and example to the world.
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This was the coinage of Pauli Murray, "who had often spoken of the twin immoralities of 'Jim and Jane Crow,'" legal historian Serena Mayeri writes.
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AT&T's chief brand officer Fiona Carter has spoken of the company's responsibility in removing stereotypes, after reviewing the casting suggestions for a 2015 ad.
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Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse has heard it all and has frequently spoken of the "FUD" (fear, uncertainty and doubt) surrounding the company and the currency.
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Weah played under Wenger for the French Ligue 1 club - Monaco in 1998 and has often spoken of how instrumental he was in his career.
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Obama has frequently spoken of racial disparities in the criminal justice system, and his administration has driven a sweeping effort intended to improve community policing.
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There's a lot of pride in families with cancer ... but it is and it has to be spoken of because of the effect on the children.
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The Republican front-runner also isn't used to "compartmentalizing information he has heard that should not be spoken of outside of a certain room," Priess said.
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He congratulated Martin Puryear and remarked that the title of his exhibition—"Liberty/ Libertà"— made him think of Ronald Reagan, who had often spoken of freedom.
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A joint Franco-German declaration agreed last month by Le Maire and his German counterpart had spoken of an EU agreement for the end of 2018.
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The league's executive vice president of media, Brian Rolapp, has spoken of the Thursday Night Football linear and digital package as a form of risk capital.
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Many Cubans have spoken of their enthusiasm for the arrival of a mixed-race president in their country, where non-white citizens are in the majority.
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The sport's new owners have made improving the fan experience a priority and have also spoken of their desire to avoid major calendar clashes where possible.
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Though Prince Mohammed has spoken of dismantling the guardianship system, women remain legal minors when it comes to marrying, living on their own and other matters.
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The Islanders and Barclays Center have spoken of amending their agreement, which could allow the team to play in Brooklyn while its new home is built.
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He has spoken of his obligation to try to achieve consensus, and in the 2016-17 term, nearly 60 percent of the court's decisions were unanimous.
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Crown Prince Mohammed has spoken of a more modern Saudi Arabia, at least when it comes to the role of religion and the rights of women.
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But Mr. Trump has also spoken of China in almost reverential terms and elevated Beijing as a critical player to resolving the North Korean nuclear standoff.
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Though she was the oldest gymnast on both the 2012 and 2016 teams, she has spoken of continuing her career and going for the 2020 Games.
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Alexandre Zeller, who at the time was the head of H.S.B.C.'s Swiss operations, has spoken of the theft as if it were a magic trick.
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Its sporty image and widely praised designs could appeal to Toyota: Mr. Toyoda has repeatedly spoken of his desire to give his company's products more flair.
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Mr. Moon has spoken of reviving direct talks — a so-called sunshine policy, which he advocated as chief of staff to an earlier South Korean president.
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Democratic activists have accused Mr. Rose of putting his own re-election above his duties as a congressman; some have spoken of recruiting a primary challenger.
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The Commission has spoken of 60 billion euros ($70 billion), though Barnier says that for now he just wants an agreement on how to calculate it.
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When they have spoken of America's role in the world, they generally have emphasized an intent to rebuild U.S. alliances damaged by Trump's "America First" doctrine.
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"Davos Woman" is also spoken of, but as only 21 percent of WEF's 3,000 or so participants are women, the phrase is used a lot less.
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He had often spoken of a five-year plan to create a notorious cult band, record one album and then commit suicide to make himself legendary.
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And yet as we've seen a number of means of exchanges have been closed to Bitcoin […] yet it's still spoken of as perhaps a means of account.
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Trump has spoken of being friends with Xi, and has at times looked upon the latter leader's decision to make himself president-for-life with obvious admiration.
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His verses have gotten terser and snarlier (and he has spoken of not always writing them himself), and his best songs work primarily on visceral, nontextual levels.
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Other moderators, many of whom are contractors, have also spoken of the job's psychological toll and said Facebook does not offer enough training, support, or financial compensation.
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Trump has given no indication that he would be willing to withdraw DeVos, however, and no Republican senators have spoken of plans to vote against her confirmation.
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He's a vulnerable narcissist and he's preyed on the right insecure woman, someone who grew up taking care of an alcoholic father, no mother ever spoken of.
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But no, says Bran, who drops back in time to spy on the wedding between Rhaegar and Lyanna spoken of in the maester's diary found by Sam.
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Blue Jays opponents have long spoken of a "man in white" lurking in the far reaches of Rogers Centre who they believe is responsible for stealing signs.
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Trump also denied he had spoken of "moral equivalency" between white supremacists, neo-Nazis and Ku Klux Klan members who clashed with anti-racism activists in Charlottesville.
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But he has also spoken of a "state minus" option, suggesting he could offer the Palestinians deep-seated autonomy and the trappings of statehood without full sovereignty.
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It said talks with Italy's main banks in recent days had spoken of a resolution of the two Veneto lenders and their sale at a symbolic price.
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Trump has spoken of wanting warmer relations with Moscow, which has sparked concerns in Congress that he could lift or loosen some of the sanctions on Russia.
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BA had already spoken of an "exceptional power surge" in a statement on Monday, which had been so strong that it rendered the back-up system ineffective.
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He has always spoken of the triple-post offense he learned from Tex Winter in almost mythical terms—basketball the way it is meant to be played.
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I think Kafka also asserted that we can better digest things that can't be spoken of (serous, morbid things) when they're told in the form of jokes.
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It's very hard to guarantee each other's security with the same credibility that NATO has, even allowing for the weakening of NATO that you've just spoken of.
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For years, haltingly at first and now with eloquence, some elite athletes have spoken of ridding their sports of doping and the accompanying clouds over grand accomplishment.
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With regard to Iran, which Mr. Trump has spoken of antagonistically, he suggested that should the country harass a United States vessel, he would respond with force.
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Noda, 56, is a prominent LDP lawmaker and veteran of several cabinet and party posts, who is sometimes spoken of as a possible future female prime minister.
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The pair have spoken of seeing homeless Afghani children sleeping on tattered cardboard out on the concrete of a city square in Greece while they were there.
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And although Booker had repeatedly spoken of the man as though he was a real-live person, it appears as though there is no actual T-Bone.
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As chairman of the National Space Council, which coordinates off-planet issues among federal agencies, he has spoken of the moon mission in sweeping and urgent language.
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Elsewhere he has spoken of how he wanted to make a "less important thing to look at," as a riposte to the obtrusive self-seriousness of Minimalism.
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The Police Department had spoken of a "very heroic" security guard, Jesus Campos, who happened upon the 220nd floor after Mr. Paddock began shooting, on Oct. 218.
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He and Bobby meet in the graveyard and have a killer exchange about the different ways death is spoken of depending on the age of the deceased.
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WASHINGTON — Rarely has the Trump administration spoken of Iran other than to condemn it as the world's chief sponsor of terrorism and an aspiring nuclear weapons state.
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Since winning the 2018 election, he has tended to avoid such remarks, although some ministers in his cabinet have spoken of the need to renegotiate some deals.
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From tax incentives and new transport connections, French businessmen see a "unique momentum" offering many opportunities and have spoken of the benefits that their home nation offers.
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Nico Rosberg, Hamilton's former team mate, has spoken of how much his family suffered as he focused single-mindedly on beating the Briton to the 2016 title.
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Joe Kennedy III, the congressman and the grandson of Robert F. Kennedy, has spoken of being publicly humiliated by her on his first day in her class.
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And President Trump has spoken of a "free and open Indo-Pacific," which China regards as a thinly veiled attempt to recruit India's help in containing it.
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The talk of war and invasion proceeds in platitudes and snippets of propaganda; here and there, German atrocities perpetuated farther east are spoken of in hushed tones.
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Burberry, a beleaguered company that is nevertheless Britain's largest luxury brand by sales, was widely spoken of as a Coach takeover target before the Kate Spade deal.
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Concerns about racism and hooligan violence that were discussed in the run-up have not been borne out and most visiting fans have spoken of a positive experience.
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Analysts on a conference call with Greco on Wednesday told Reuters the CEO had spoken of differences of opinion with some shareholders about his future role at Generali.
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I don't necessarily feel as if Apu and Smithers should be shot into the sun and never spoken of again, but it's easy for me to say that.
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Trump has repeatedly spoken of his determination to defeat ISIS — but in recent weeks has also said he wants to bring the troops home as soon as possible.
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They were hardcore collectors, as well as emulators; Martin has spoken of the many, many letters she's gotten from fans who tried to start their own babysitting clubs.
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Even before his inauguration, he had spoken of his desire, as a master negotiator, to deliver what he calls the "ultimate deal"—peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Putin in July last year said he had wanted Trump to win the 2016 U.S. presidential election because Trump had spoken of wanting to repair U.S.-Russia relations.
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In the U.S., Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has this week spoken of "massive fiscal stimulus" and "huge tax cuts" if successful in the upcoming elections, he concluded.
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The Kremlin has also spoken of a smear campaign in recent months against Putin ahead of legislative elections in September and presidential elections in 2018, according to reports.
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It's spoken of as "Obamacare repeal," but it's equivalently a large tax cut for the rich paid for by taking insurance away from the working class and poor.
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And the fact that the only politicians who care about their children are the women — and when parents are murdered, their orphaned kids are never spoken of again.
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For most high schoolers, a moment like this would be locked away in the "Never Live It Down" section of their memory, never to be spoken of again.
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Though it dates back to the 60s, the Park Lane is still spoken of like an evil invader that has diminished the village-like feel of the area.
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My Persian friend in New York had spoken of the persistence of magic in Morocco, and of a sphere where the old gods were yet to be overthrown.
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That's a vital concern since he's spoken of bringing back waterboarding, in which a detained person is doused with buckets of water to the point of near-drowning.
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The 82-year-old Oscar winner has spoken of his love of composing classical music on several occasions, and released an album of his musical works in 2012.
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Though I never heard him spoken of when I was growing up, I still felt sympathy for a person whose life was touched by the grisly Civil War.
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That might be less of an issue if Mr. Trump had not so frequently spoken of the stock market as a real-time barometer of his presidency's success.
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Hanks, who has previously spoken of his struggle with drug addiction, said last year that having Tom Hanks as his dad was both a blessing and a curse.
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It has also increased the number of religious schools, known as imam hatip schools, and spoken of Mr. Erdogan's desire to raise "a pious generation" of young Turks.
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Trump has previously spoken of "shadow banning," a term used to describe anti-rightwing bias in social media or the reduction of visibility for people with certain views.
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Modi has spoken of being inspired by the transformations of the Chicago River and of the Thames, but they are barely a tenth the length of the Ganges.
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" I like his strictures about sex talk: "Sex is an acceptable subject when it is about other people, kind, funny, and spoken of with an air of astonishment.
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Ji has publicly spoken of hardships he faced and of the brutal punishment meted out by North Korean police when he was caught bringing rice back from China.
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Kurdish politicians have spoken of a confederation that would give them autonomy in northern Syria, but so far they have been excluded from peace talks at Turkey's insistence.
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Leonardo could be part of an Italian-French defence and security consortium led by France's Thales, La Republica said on Sunday, adding the idea had been spoken of.
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" There was a kind of "time warp" there, she says: "The Civil War was yesterday but 1960 is spoken of as if it were about 300 years ago.
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My partner and I had spoken of marriage before, and considered ourselves to be in a serious, committed relationship—sort of like a low-key, long-term engagement.
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Now back on court and playing "pain free" Murray said he intended to play singles again, although he has spoken of possibly continuing solely as a doubles player.
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In the past Mr Salvini has spoken of a desire to take Italy out of the euro, and perhaps even the EU itself, which he has called a "gulag".
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SpaceX founder Elon Musk has spoken of his ambitions to colonize Mars, and in 2017, he announced plans to land two cargo ships on the Red Planet in 2022.
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But though Planet has spoken of a big contract with the relevant American outfit, the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, Mr Marshall says the NGA is not his biggest customer.
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Airbus Chief Executive Tom Enders has spoken of proposals to raise production to 70 a month over an undefined period, reflecting rising air travel and strong commercial jet demand.
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Pilots have demanded an overhaul of Ryanair's system of contracts and collective bargaining and some have spoken of a toxic atmosphere at the airline, Europe's largest by passenger numbers.
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Even before his inauguration, Mr Trump had spoken of his desire as a master negotiator to deliver what he calls the "ultimate deal"—peace between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Others have spoken of similar moves and have underlined that the ECB is currently finding it tough buying bonds at its full capacity and needs to widen its parameters.
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Trudeau told reporters that he had spoken of retaliatory measures that Canada would take next month in response to Trump's decision to slap tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.
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While Trump has at times spoken of punishing Saudi Arabia he has also appeared reluctant to follow through against a close economic and security ally in the Middle East.
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Eni CEO Claudio Descalzi, who has spoken of selling a stake of up to 25 percent, said earlier this month a detailed agreement had been reached with a partner.
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Stone said he had not had any direct talks with Assange or WikiLeaks and that the communications he has spoken of in the past were through a third party.
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While Trump has spoken of a desire to make a deal with China, the president also alarmed some investors by calling himself a "Tariff Man" on Twitter on Tuesday.
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Ryan Cummings, director of Africa-focused risk management company Signal Risk, said the Igbo ethnic group that dominates the region, and has long spoken of being marginalized, felt targeted.
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The authorities have not spoken of a motive for the shootings, and there was no known connection between Mr. Osborne and the school or the victims, officials have said.
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" At rallies since the summer in rural Pennsylvania, Mr. Trump has spoken of the potential for "shenanigans" in Philadelphia, urging supporters to "go around and watch other polling places.
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As its title makes clear, the order is aimed at achieving U.S. energy independence, a platitude every U.S. president since Richard Nixon has spoken of as a policy goal.
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They have spoken of his long history with mental illness and suggested his actions were a "cry for help," or that he was acting on the instructions of others.
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McGregor retired from the sport in March, however has now spoken of his desire to return to the Octagon as he looks to put his recent controversies behind him.
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Drawing on her background as a public-school teacher, she has spoken of her passion for education, and she has also signaled her intention to strengthen sexual harassment laws.
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She herself has spoken of how differences between the sexes fade with age, but her authority has always transcended any notion of gender; it has always felt like law.
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But for years, lawmakers have spoken of this athletic tradition in near-reverent terms, recalling friendships deepened and legislative partnerships forged in a Capitol often bereft of bygone comity.
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" By March, The Washington Post had enough fodder for a trend piece with the headline, "In America, Talk Turns to Something Not Spoken of for 150 Years: Civil War.
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By that time, the Nazis were in control of German society and Philip's contemporaries have spoken of how Hitler Youth uniforms and military drills were present at the school.
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He has famously spoken of the failures of multilateral trade agreements and has said he plans to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership on his first day in office.
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Rabbi Peretz told an interviewer that he supported "conversion therapy" for gays and had performed it, before retreating under fire, and has spoken of schools for prophecy replacing universities.
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He had spoken of economic inequality and a political system rigged to benefit the few, but had scarcely touched upon the implications of that system for African-Americans specifically.
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He did not elaborate, but other analysts have also spoken of the threat of a low-intensity civil war in Venezuela barring some reversal in the country's current decline.
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Turnbull and police said the driver had no known ties to extremist organizations, although they also said he had spoken of the perceived mistreatment of Muslims after his arrest.
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Orban has in the past spoken of his preference for an "illiberal democracy," shorn of what he sees as the failed nostrums of multiculturalism, anti-nationalism and open borders.
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On each stop of his Middle East trip, Mr. Pompeo, a former Army officer, has spoken of the need to counter Iran, but has not talked of military action.
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He has spoken of punishment for women who have abortions (and, given the leadership of his staunchly anti-choice Vice President-elect Mike Pence, he could get away with it).
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Saudi Arabia's energy minister has spoken of the possibility of OPEC oil producers and their non-OPEC partners not reaching a deal over whether to cut oil production this week.
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Long arm of Beijing As Beijing appears to be cracking down on critics beyond China's borders, dissidents have spoken of their fear and frustration over the lack of international support.
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His distinctive style grew out of a desire to write the cleanest sentence possible, line by line; he has spoken of a wish simply for readers to understand his work.
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General Catalyst partner Niko Bonatsos has spoken of his desire to invest in technologies that are focused on urbanization — many of which could fall under the auspices of government tech.
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Not only has Trump spoken of repealing the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and replacing "Obamacare" (within 100 days) but it is also a priority of Republican Congress members in 2017.
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All have pledged significant new funding for AI research, and spoken of the importance of engaging with ethical challenges such as lost jobs, and systems that pick up unsavory values.
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Why it matters: For the last two years, Dyson founder James Dyson has spoken of ambitious plans to spend $1 billion to $3 billion to revolutionize batteries and electric cars.
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Pence applauded Macri's "bold reform agenda" in his remarks and said he and the Argentine leader had spoken of increasing two-way trade during their meeting, particularly in agricultural goods.
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The older woman had always spoken of Goeth as a "war hero," and Hertwig grew up surrounded by lies, thinking of her father as another victim of the Third Reich.
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Trump also made it personal, commenting that Haley, often spoken of as a possible GOP vice presidential nominee, was unlikely to find a spot on a ticket he would choose.
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Wilson's own work is a lot like that; a whisper, word-of-mouth obsession, spoken of amongst those closest to you, about the songs of hers that pierce your heart.
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Refugees from Marawi have spoken of seeing child soldiers, and previous ISIS propaganda about the region showed children and young teenagers wearing black bandanas and taking part in training exercises.
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While no equivalent Republican leaks occurred during the campaign — and Trump and Putin have both spoken of each other warmly — the wind from the East has never been more chilly.
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New South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, as part of his drive to revive the economy and stymie corruption, has spoken of reforming the country's more than 700 state-owned enterprises.
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"The victim had consistently testified the details of the crime, had expressed refusal to the accused's demands, and had spoken of her suffering to many around her," the statement added.
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But sightings of him had been rare in recent years, and those who have been able to visit him say that he had grown gaunt and spoken of health problems.
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On the other hand, game design is sometimes spoken of as an arcane ritual, with it practitioners constantly doing new and exciting things that had never even been considered before.
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To argue for basic human rights seems to be only acceptable when spoken of by artists in museum galleries, but not by the art workers whose labor underpins such projects.
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There are old trees all over Mississippi that bear the scars of lynching ropes and the unseen scars of people who have lived under terror that cannot be spoken of.
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Mishustin, who will be quizzed by parliament on Thursday, has played ice hockey with Putin but has little public profile and had not been spoken of as a possible candidate.
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Over the years, it has become something of a temple for the Serb who has spoken of feeling touched by the "divine" when in full flight on the blue hardcourts.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov hailed the "special relationship" between the two countries in October and Russian President Vladimir Putin has spoken of his strong working relationship with President Xi Jinping.
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Reporters in Hubei have also spoken of being pressured to rein in their coverage, after an initial flurry of media attention turned up numerous embarrassing oversights by the Wuhan government.
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The United States has sought to cultivate India as a partner and potential counterweight to China, and Trump has spoken of his 'great admiration' for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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I fully realize the history between the President and President-Elect is battered and scarred, but the two have both publicly spoken of efforts to work towards a smooth transition.
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This elicited a testy response from Obama, who challenged Patrick to find an instance of violence involving police officers in which he had not spoken of his respect for them.
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It has also spoken of encouraging "recurrent education," helping people retrain throughout their careers, as well as enabling those who want to work into the later years to do so.
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Mexico's president has spoken of a "New Marshall Plan" for economic development in Central America and Southern Mexico that indicates his desire for some kind of deal along these lines.
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Mr. Block noted that Mr. Dalton bought a guard dog about a year ago after an apparent burglary, and said he had spoken of concerns about people passing through his backyard.
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Xana Gallo, a singer from the southern state of Rio Grande do Sul, told fellow attendees at Dia de Gordes that plus-size swimsuits aren't even spoken of in her hometown.
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Vivendi is already the top shareholder at phone group Telecom Italia with a stake of around 24 percent and some bankers have spoken of plans to combine the two Italian firms.
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Carney, who has spoken of the importance of promoting women into more senior roles at the BoE, said he hoped a diverse range of characters would be shown in future banknotes.
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Beyond China, Ofo launched in Singapore in February, it has a trial service in Cambridge, UK, and it has spoken of its ambition to launch its service in the U.S. too.
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He was spoken of as the future of Texas, and the future of a Democratic Party looking to make inroads in a state whose demographics were steadily changing in its favor.
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He has spoken of crime reduction strategies that rely on data and technology rather than racial profiling, and of his office's efforts at reducing sentences for first-time, low-level offenders.
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After Manchester's shocking loss to the Danish club Midtjylland last Thursday in the Europa League, van Gaal had spoken of Murphy's Law because injuries to 13 players had decimated his lineup.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi has also spoken of the benefits of fiscal policy, pointing the finger at Germany and hoping that policymakers pull their weight alongside the central bank.
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Mr Bolsonaro, who has spoken of his nostalgia for military rule, has eight generals in his cabinet of 22; AMLO is weakening competing centres of power, such as elected state governors.
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Since her death, many who knew Saoirse have spoken of her brightness and warmth and also her drive — what in other Kennedys has pushed them to be politicians and public servants.
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It was as if Trump was a normal American president, one who had never spoken of Islam and Muslims in harsh terms, attending a typical counter-extremism event with American partners.
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And, for years, the world has talked about how horrible they are, passed resolutions about their barbarism and even spoken of "red lines," while little actually ever happened to stop them.
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WeWork has already spoken of the potential for Powered By We to grow its business worldwide, but Lee said it will be "one of the big growth drivers" for his region.
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In a conference call, she had also spoken of the so-called Northern Irish backstop designed to prevent the erection of a hard border on the island of Ireland, it added.
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A Charter spokesperson maintained to BuzzFeed News that while the company had previously spoken of "plans" to hire 20,000 new workers, it hadn't formally "committed" to doing so until this March.
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"It's hard to comprehend how I could continue with two sisters," Ben says, having barely spoken of Emily or Haley — let alone the concept of them as a unit — to date.
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Several previous escapees have spoken of hacking into their guardian's Absher account — a government e-service part of which lets men approve where women travel — to give themselves permission to travel.
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Both Democratic and Republican members of Congress have repeatedly and consistently spoken of how Dreamers, TPS holders and DED recipients should be able to continue contributing to our communities and economy.
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The report by Axios, citing unnamed sources, said that Trump has spoken of altering Amazon's favorable tax treatment due to concerns of the e-commerce giant putting retailers out of business.
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But in his memoir, "A Time for Truth," and occasionally during the campaign, Mr. Cruz has spoken of his relationship with Miriam, one of two daughters from his father's first marriage.
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Duterte has promised to end crime and graft within six months if elected and has spoken of his support for vigilantism and the extra-judicial killing of criminals in his city.
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There is Clifford Main, who ends up bouncing Jimmy out the door, though not before likening him, in the coarsest terms, to a body part rarely spoken of in polite company.
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Biden has spoken of trying to pin a Silver Star decoration on an army captain who retrieved the body of a dead comrade, only for the captain to reject the medal.
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He has spoken of being "the greatest jobs president that God has ever created," revealing his preference to view himself as a divinely ordained ruler rather than a democratically elected leader.
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Reports have emerged from the excluded zone that there are few visible controls on people entering or leaving, while residents have spoken of confusion about what they can and can't do.
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Mr. Pence has spoken of protecting Christian minorities in the Middle East, but he has been widely shunned by those same Christians for his embrace of the Israeli position on Jerusalem.
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Trump has also spoken of his desire to cut payroll tax, but officials at the White House on Tuesday said that such measures would have long-term, not short-term, impacts.
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T-Mobile has also spoken of "continued interest" in the spectrum, and AT&T plans to use the spectrum for LTE and later 5G, as well as fixed home broadband connections.
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NASA representatives have spoken of a manned mission to Mars by 2035, while an increasing number of national space agencies and private sector companies are now part of the space race.
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Trump's team has also spoken of moving the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, Israel's self-proclaimed capital and a holy city at the heart of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Several central bankers have spoken of chances to raise rates further this year, so markets will focus on Governor Jiri Rusnok's comments at a news conference scheduled for 2:15 p.m.
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The Slave Who Ran Away Career of the Most Representative African America Has Produced Frederick Douglass has been often spoken of as the foremost man of the African race in America.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has been in the Central Asian state of Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan over the past few days, where he has spoken of the importance of fighting extremism and terror.
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Nadja Swarovski, an executive board member of the Swarovski company, has spoken of how businesses must approach the digital age, its attitude to social responsibility and its involvement with the Academy Awards.
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The senators usually spoken of as contenders for the party's presidential nomination in 260—Kamala Harris, Cory Booker, Elizabeth Warren, Kirsten Gillibrand, Bernie Sanders—have all endorsed some or part of this.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Australian Daniel Ricciardo has spoken of the awkward pre-podium silences between Mercedes team mates Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg, while tipping the latter for the season's Formula One title.
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Mr Bollettieri claims that the tactic is "a release of energy in a constructive way", though he has also spoken of encouraging his younger charges to release that energy in other ways.
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"In this book it is spoken of the Sephiroth and the Paths; of Spirits and Conjurations; of Gods, Spheres, Planes, and many other things which may or may not exist," he wrote.
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And she comes from a hard working middle class family -- a background that might be appealing to Obama who has spoken of wanting to pick judges who have empathy for the underdog.
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It is already committed to costly election promises such as a higher minimum wage, bigger pensions and more social spending, and ministers have also spoken of boosting infrastructure investment to promote growth.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Harry has spoken of the "unconscious bias" of racism, saying some people did not realize their own prejudices and that stigma was handed down from generation to generation.
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The commission is also staffed with controversial figures who have advocated for strict voting measures and have spoken of widespread fraud, including the commission's vice chairman, Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach.
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He has spoken of the difficulties of translating his work into other languages, because of its "super-real" style.. But this translation by Sam Malissa has a strange rhythm all its own.
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It is now no more that toleration is spoken of, as if it was by the indulgence of one class of people, that another enjoyed the exercise of their inherent natural rights.
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Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has promised to ease up on those most affected with better social support and wages, and spoken of a possible reduction in steep business taxes to spur hiring.
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Though no one has publicly accused Judge Kavanaugh of any acts that prompted disciplinary measures at Yale or spoken of hospitalizations, universities and hospitals are typical sources of information in background checks.
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The president-elect of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who will take office on Saturday, has spoken of his country playing a more active role in economic development in the Northern Triangle.
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Mr. Petrenko, the diminutive, Omsk-born general music director of the Bavarian State Opera, and the future chief conductor of the Berlin Philharmonic, is spoken of with quiet awe in these parts.
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The sisters, who are both social media influencers, have yet to speak out about the tragedy but previously have spoken of their adoration for their parents on Instagram and in blog posts.
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They did not consult the United States, nor did they invite Staffan de Mistura, the United Nations envoy for Syria, who has spoken of new peace talks in Geneva on Feb. 8.
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And Mr. Sajwani has contracted extensively with the United States military and spoken of entering the American real estate market — moves that could be easier with a friend in the White House.
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It was weird to be in a place where President Donald Trump and his family were spoken of favorably — and it was especially weird to hear people speak favorably of Ivanka Trump.
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Babis opposes more EU integration and euro adoption, but has also spoken of the benefits of EU membership and says the Czech Republic should play a bigger role in reforming the bloc.
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He has recently made some tentative steps towards liberalizing rules on foreign exchange and exit visas and has spoken of the need to rehabilitate those who have been "misled" by radical groups.
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The 21-year-old has been linked with moves to Real Madrid, FC Barcelona, and Liverpool FC, according to FourFourTwo, the latter of whom he has recently spoken of his admiration for.
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T. G. Taylor, who was General Mattis's spokesman during much of that time, said in an interview that the commander had spoken of America as needing to hold the moral high ground.
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"This is one of those shows that seems destined to be forever spoken of with misty-eyed bragging rights by anyone who sees it," Ben Brantley wrote in The New York Times.
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Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan and Trump have both spoken of a special rapport between them and U.S. lawmakers have criticised their president for what they see as his shielding Turkey from sanctions.
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Ilhan Omar has spoken of a number of deaths threats she has received, and Cesar Sayoc was sentenced to 20 years in prison for mailing pipe bombs to some of Trump's critics.
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Then, in June, the winners will be showcased in a celebration at Diana's family home, Althorp, the current residence of her brother, Charles Spencer, who has spoken of his support for the charity.
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Rowling's stories may have a young boy as the protagonist, but it's Hermione Granger — who, incidentally, is celebrating her 38th birthday on September 19 — who gets spoken of in the most breathless terms.
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He is not a household name in Russia, unlike Ivanov, who was spoken of as a possible presidential contender in 2008 and worked as Putin's deputy when Putin ran the FSB security service.
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" The book is not the first time Moby has spoken of their alleged fling; in 2008, he told Spin they shared a "very brief affair" that made him the target of "nerd wrath.
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Hassan, who the court heard had spoken of his duty to hate Britain because of the deaths of his parents in Iraq, had been placed under Britain's counter-radicalisation program at the time.
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Mr Modi has spoken of having 70% indigenous weapons procurement by 2020, roughly double today's figure (the defence ministry is a bit less ambitious), with more of it produced by the private sector.
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Though they'd never get spoken of in the same rarified space as their previous acts, they established a space for themselves, making good on punk's initial promise when so few others dared to.
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Facebook has long spoken of how it helped influence and stoke democratic movements in places like the Middle East, and it tells its advertisers that it can help sway its users with ads.
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To be honest, I would trade the whole trilogy for the Beast—not McAvoy's but another one, which prowls through "What We Do in the Shadows" (2014), spoken of with fear and trembling.
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It is now no more that mere toleration is spoken of, as if it was by the indulgence of one class of people that another enjoyed the exercise of their inherent natural rights.
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Warren, a former Harvard professor, worked as a public school teacher for disabled children for a year before earning her law degree and has frequently spoken of her experience on the campaign trail.
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At a moment when so much seems beyond control -- when even the politically disengaged have spoken of the Trump era as a scary, dystopian time -- clever uses of horror can actually be therapeutic.
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He had spoken of committing "suicide by cop," had received a diagnosis of bipolar disorder as a teenager and had a volatile relationship with his estranged wife, the father, also Manuel Rosales, said.
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Trump and his top advisers have often spoken of Russia and Putin in decidedly different terms, and he has been widely criticized for praising the Russian leader at various times in the past.
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Menne, the first female CFO at a German blue-chip company and who had been with Lufthansa since 1989, has previously spoken of her ambition to become chief executive of a Dax 30 company.
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Now 55, my own father has spoken of a harrowing childhood memory where he showed up to school football practice with red boots, purchased from that old-timey purveyor of cool, Marks and Spencer.
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Prince Turki said that Trump has spoken of the importance of fighting the so-called Islamic State and reevaluating its relationship with Iran, two areas where he said the countries would find common ground.
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Her first extended turn on the world stage outside the shadow of President Donald Trump could still be complicated by her husband, who has spoken of the continent in impolite and even vulgar terms.
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He has repeatedly spoken of his fears that he could be extradited from Sweden to the U.S., where he fears he could face the death penalty if charged and convicted of publishing government secrets.
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Coinbase, for one, has backed STO platforms and its CEO Brian Armstrong has spoken of his belief that the cap table of the future is tokenized, allowing company tokens to be freely traded worldwide.
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Prince Turki said that Trump has spoken of the importance of fighting the so-called Islamic State and reevaluating its relationship with Iran, two areas where he said the countries would find common ground.
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Kengeter has spoken of building bridges to London but his lobbying for having it as the headquarters has angered some in the regional German government in Hesse, said one person familiar with its thinking.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Team Sky rider Mikel Landa has spoken of his anger at missing out on the Tour de France podium by one second, saying he sacrificed his chances on the Col d'Izoard finish.
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While the Hajj pilgrimage happens once a year, the Umra pilgrimage can be done year round, and Prince Mohammed has spoken of raising the number of Umra visitors as a source of unexploited income.
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Vice President Pence declared in January that "the caliphate has crumbled and ISIS has been defeated," and Trump has in recent weeks repeatedly spoken of the fall of the caliphate in near certain terms.
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In the five months since the Nets opened a new practice facility in Brooklyn's Sunset Park neighborhood, the team has repeatedly spoken of the benefits of the gymnasium's panoramic view of the Manhattan skyline.
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U.S. lawmakers have spoken of imposing a fresh sanctions package on Russia, known as the "bill from hell", which would be designed to punish Moscow for what Washington has described as its malign activity.
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Political turmoil in London, Washington and Berlin, coupled with his own ambitious vision, led Macron to be spoken of as not simply the French President, but as the new leader of the free world.
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The Australian, winner for Red Bull in China two weeks ago and in Azerbaijan last year, has spoken of his interest in joining Mercedes as team mate to four times world champion Lewis Hamilton.
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Vucic and Defence Minister Aleksandar Vulin have frequently spoken of procuring surplus tanks, attack helicopters and armored personnel carriers from Russia and more jet fighters from Belarus, but such deals have yet to materialize.
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Seen as more inclined towards reform than his outgoing predecessor Luis Salas, Perez has sought dialogue with Venezuela's private sector and has also spoken of the need to eventually unify Venezuela's multiple exchange rates.
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Terry Collins, the Mets' current and quite likable manager, often has spoken of his sometimes-troubled first managerial stint, when he was seen as a temple-throbbing Type A sort who drove players nuts.
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Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic advisor at Allianz, has spoken of a "beautiful normalization" the Fed has achieved in raising rates off the near-zero level prevalent from the financial crisis until December 2015.
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" Mr. Newsom and Mr. Cox have both spoken of the huge economic challenges facing the state, pointing to widespread poverty and homelessness that both men — invoking the same phrase — say, "happened on our watch.
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"I've spoken of the shining city all my political life, but I don't know if I ever quite communicated what I saw when I said it," Reagan said in his Farewell Address in 1989.
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Later, in solitary in Kuwait or Quantico, or in the special housing unit at the U.S.D.B., that isolation had been made physical: The "feedback loop" she had spoken of to me had been torn.
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Prince Charles has long spoken of his desire to streamline the family during his reign, raising questions about how many members would continue to carry out official duties or receive funding from the state.
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Ellsworth Kelly was gay, but his sexual identity was spoken of much less often than more contemporary gay male artists, who grounded their practice in representing bodies, such as Robert Mapplethorpe or Peter Hujar.
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Trump has frequently spoken of wanting to improve relations with Putin, even though Russia has frustrated U.S. policy in Syria and Ukraine and done little to help Washington in its standoff with North Korea.
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Paul Williams of the Temptations (22008) Williams was found dead in an alleyway with a gun nearby shortly after an argument with his girlfriend, and had reportedly spoken of suicide to friends in recent months.
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US Vice-President Joe Biden has spoken of people who felt "left behind," who were unable to assure their children that things would be OK and who had little faith in politicians to fix them.
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Internal Affairs Minister Seiko Noda, often spoken of as a possible future female premier, may have been added in an attempt to woo women voters, who are less enthused by the Abe government than men.
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He has proudly spoken of his ability to use bankruptcy as a business tool, while avoiding the subject of all those parties, from workers to lenders to contractors, who were hurt by his business failures.
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Two of the pieces at the museum are especially called out as being the same model as those Jobs had in his home, and he has previously spoken of his admiration for B&O products.
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With $50 billion in China tariffs already on the books, the Trump administration is close to adding another $200 billion, and the president has spoken of an additional $267 billion round on top of that.
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In 2005, his church established its Deportation Reconnection program, which endeavors to connect returnees with their families—to effectively loop them back into that community social net Sovaleni had spoken of at the conference's opening.
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Officials in Britain, which last month exposed new security flaws in Huawei equipment but says it has found no evidence of Chinese state interference, have also spoken of "raising security across the board" for 5G.
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" As witnesses did so, he said, they told investigators "they had been living with this information since Coggins&apos death but had been afraid to come forward or had not spoken of it until now.
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They were both aware that there was previous tension between Shannon and her mother-in-law because Shannon had spoken of their strained relationship when Donna and her daughter Vicki first arrived at the event.
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Throughout his campaign and first six months in the White House, Trump has spoken of the past -- his slogan, "Make American Great Again," states explicitly his desire to return to some idealized version of it.
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David Howe, a former Paralympian runner for Canada and lecturer in sports anthropology at Loughborough University, has spoken of the incentive to "be on the right side of the thin line from the next categorisation".
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Carey, who has appointed former ESPN executive Sean Bratches to run the commercial side with former Mercedes principal Ross Brawn overseeing motorsport matters, has spoken of F1 being like '21 Super Bowls' in a season.
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I know I'm not the only mother who would speak to this… It's one thing when your integrity is doubted, spoken of behind your back, but it strikes another cord [sic] when it's your children.
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The secular Jewish Taussigs, like my secular Jewish parents, were part of the Czech nationalistic movement, identifying as Czechs rather than as Jews and taking pride in what was spoken of as the "model" democracy.
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Despite his reputation as a formidable defender of his players — Frank Lampard has spoken of Mourinho "creating storms to protect" his side — the coach has regularly used pointed, public criticism to try to ignite performance.
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The Bethel Woods festival is not affiliated with Michael Lang, a promoter of the 1969 festival, who has also spoken of plans to organize a 50th-anniversary event but has yet to make any announcement.
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He had spoken of wanting a chance to win Olympic gold, but a recent sprain in his right knee, which caused him to miss six games this N.B.A. postseason, at least partly influenced his decision.
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LONDON (Reuters) - George Michael's partner has spoken of his sadness at discovering the 53-year-old musician, a multi-million selling idol of 1980s and 1990s pop, dead at his Oxfordshire home on Christmas morning.
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Death is a natural part of daily life, not some taboo subject to be spoken of in hushed terms, but a mystical experience to be honored and even celebrated just the same as a birth.
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It was a sonic jump that was welcomed, and in the two years that followed, Refused ensured that they wouldn't be remembered as an also-ran hardcore act, spoken of only by a select few.
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This capability, commonly spoken of as the genetic version of cutting and pasting in a word-processing program, bypasses the slow adjustments to a complex ecosystem that happen when nature brings forth a new species.
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" Obamacare was meant to be the beginning of America's transition to a new health care system — it was common in those days to hear the law spoken of as a "platform" or "a first step.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the kingdom's de facto ruler, has spoken of the importance of increasing women's role in the work force as part of his effort to diversify the economy away from oil.
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Clinton aides, worried her experience means she faces higher expectations going into the debate, have spoken of the challenge of preparing to go up against a candidate who doesn't play by any accepted political rules.
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Along with the loving portraiture are elements of peculiar mystery; various members of the family are preoccupied with the loss of some human remains that Julita, who's a bit of a hoarder, has spoken of.
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Ms. Christensen is the chef and owner of several restaurants in the South, and has spoken of the challenges she faced building her businesses, and the importance of formal mentorship to a healthier work environment.
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But after talking to ex-members, I learned there was a pattern within the group of not allowing people to meet Raniere before a Nxivm member, usually a woman, had spoken of his great gifts.
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"When in the past America had spoken of red lines and not followed through on red lines, many argue that that emboldened others to act in ways that they would not have," Mr. Pence said.
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Mr. Trump has spoken of his desire to solve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but his interlocutor, Mr. Abbas, who is 82, is seen as politically depleted, and his rivals have started maneuvering to succeed him.
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And I have seen my life picked apart by people on television, on Twitter, other social media, other media, and in this body by people who have never met me or have spoken of me.
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In a moment, DuBuc would get up to look in on her sleeping son and daughter, wishing for them what Jeremiah 29:11 had spoken of—"hope, and a future"—before double-checking the deadbolts.
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Erdogan, accused by critics of crushing democratic freedoms with tens of thousands of arrests and a clampdown on media since a failed coup last July, has in the past spoken of raising a "pious generation".
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Jeff Sessions defended his party's nominee in an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper on "The Lead" when pressed about what happened to a "foolproof" plan to defeat ISIS that the candidate had spoken of in 2015.
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Abiy has spoken of the importance to democracy of a vibrant press, but state media still dominate, says Tsedale Lemma, the editor of Addis Standard, a feisty local which suspended print operations in 2016 citing censorship.
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In his press conference, Trudeau had spoken of retaliatory measures that Canada would take next month in response to Trump's decision to slap tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Olympic champion rower Kim Brennan has spoken of her deep disappointment that her integrity as a clean athlete has been called into question over a shot of adrenaline administered in a medical emergency.
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Dual Davis Cup and Fed Cup captain Conchita Martinez is keen to nudge Muguruza toward partnering 2008 Olympic singles champion Nadal, who has already spoken of his desire to represent the nation in all three formats.
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Khan has spoken of the need for a major anti-poverty program to boost Pakistan's economy and help its worst off citizens, but this will involve considerable spending that is typically antithetical to the conservative IMF.
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Last week there were reports that the Paris ringleader himself had spoken of belonging to a group of 90 who made the trip to Europe, a figure not far off the number in the intelligence reports.
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Both Afghan and NATO officials have frequently spoken of the difficulties faced by the Afghan National Army, a largely Dari-speaking force that relies heavily on recruits from northern Afghanistan, in operating in Pashto-speaking Helmand.
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This is often spoken of as a model of so-called immunotherapy — stimulating the patient's own immune system to attack cancer cells — which is widely regarded as one of the most promising avenues for cancer treatment.
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"Digital tokens like bitcoin, ethereum that are stateless, do not have sovereign endorsement, a qualified issuing body or a country's trust, are not legal currencies and should not be spoken of as digital currencies," he said.
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My mother was born at a small hospital there, as were her three brothers and a sister, though of the five babies my mother was the sole survivor — a loss never spoken of in my family.
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It said talks with Italy's main banks in recent days had spoken of a resolution - the EU procedure to wind down a failing lender - of the two Veneto lenders and their sale at a symbolic price.
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Trump, who has spoken of his desire to improve tattered U.S.-Russia ties, has said he might meet Putin before his inauguration, but Putin's spokesman has said there are currently no plans for such a meeting.
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Biden has spoken of his regrets about the Hill hearings before, but the apology, CNN's Chris Cillizza rightly notes, is perhaps the biggest tell yet that he is positioning himself to run for president in 113.
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Interior Minister Miguel Angel Osorio Chong, a former state governor, polls well as a potential candidate, despite an inability to control spiraling violence, while bookish Health Minister Jose Narro is among others also being spoken of.
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A spokesman for Mr. de Blasio said that it was important to the mayor, who has posed with "Fearless Girl" and spoken of its meaning to young women and girls, to keep the two works together.
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He has spoken of a nefarious "deep state" undermining his presidency, a judiciary that puts the country in "peril" and a news media that is "the enemy of the people," a phrase historically used by autocrats.
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Op-Ed Contributor MOSCOW — In Russia these days, Motorola is less commonly spoken of as a brand name for mobile devices than as the nom de guerre of a famous pro-Russian separatist commander in Ukraine.
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In his initial F.B.I. interview, Mr. Meek denied having known of Mr. Roof's plans and said Mr. Roof had not spoken of a target for his attack, according to Assistant United States Attorney Julius N. Richardson.
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China's 'competitive advantage' Western companies in Africa have "long spoken of the competitive advantage Chinese companies have on the continent," says Andrew Spalding, a professor at the University of Richmond and expert in anti-corruption law.
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And while he may not have spoken of his time in the administration or his discussions with the president, it's more evident than ever that he was — and still is — at odds with this White House.
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Recent reports have spoken of the opening of concentration camps for gay men in the Chechen Republic, so what if someone there decides to make their own AI gaydar, and scan profile pictures from Russian social media?
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In the past, reports in the foreign and business press have spoken of the legal entanglements that Trump's Indian developers are embroiled in, but Chordia claimed that the Trump brand didn't elicit any favors from the government.
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In the bigger picture, he's spoken of his ambition for The Movement to one day act as a right-wing counterbalance to philanthropist George Soros' Open Society Foundations, which have provided billions to liberal causes in Europe.
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If the United States made good on its pledge to leave the treaty, Gorbachev said he hoped that U.S. allies would refuse to be what he called launchpads for American missiles which Trump has spoken of developing.
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"We're two very intelligent women and that is not always taken in the right way in terms of creativity ... a woman's work and a man's work are very differently spoken of in the creative field," she said.
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A collapse of the individual market would hardly look good for those in power (although President Donald Trump has spoken of his desire to kill off Obamacare in an attempt to force Democrats to support a replacement).
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France called for a United Nations Security Council meeting to try to end hostilities there, and politicians and officials in Britain, Germany and the United States have all spoken of their worry that civilians are being killed.
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Sharif's allies have privately spoken of a "judicial coup" and say every parliamentarian would likely fail the Article 62 test, including opposition leader Khan, who also has a pending Supreme Court case against him over undeclared income.
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Many Russian commentators believe PARNAS will not win any seats in parliament in September and Putin's chief-of-staff has spoken of the need to ensure that what he calls radical forces do not win any representation.
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While North Korea has been willing to discuss denuclearization, Pyongyang has not yet said it will agree to do so in Singapore, and, most importantly, it has always spoken of the denuclearization of the entire Korean Peninsula.
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"When interviewed, many of the witnesses stated they had been living with this information since Coggins' death but had been afraid to come forward until now, or had not spoken of it until now," the sheriff said.
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Building resilience with strong partnerships with the private sector, integrating vulnerability and climate change into the costs of economic development, investing in modernizing infrastructure are all spoken of conceptually, but lack a blueprint for making it happen.
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He has spoken of the border as being "under assault" and of the need for "New Testament" judges; and, in an echo of his new boss's flimflammery, he was recently involved in a questionable invention-marketing operation.
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Ferrante has spoken of her anonymity as protecting her freedom to write, and so I have to think that the man who wanted to strip her of that anonymity thereby meant to curtail her ability to write.
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In the days leading up to the 142nd running of the Preakness, however, the two colts have been spoken of as boxers, and the humans around the more bloodied one, Classic Empire, are itching for a rematch.
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Kengeter has spoken of building bridges to London but his lobbying for having the British city as the main headquarters has angered some in the regional German government in Hesse, said one person familiar with its thinking.
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But Florida State Representative Mike Hill, who attempted and failed to pass a 6-week abortion ban this year, has already spoken of his plans to reintroduce another version of the bill in the next legislative sessions.
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Buttigieg has spoken of his ability to recruit what he calls "future former Republicans," touching on a common theme cited by his supporters who believe he has the best chance of defeating Trump in the general election.
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Medvedev, who has spoken of possible retaliatory steps against the United States, told Putin that based on data for 2017 the economy was in general "absolutely stable" and that macro-economic indicators were at the right level.
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Separately, a group of about 50 conservative Japanese lawmakers including Shinjiro Koizumi, the popular son of former prime minister Junichiro Koizumi, who is often spoken of as a future premier, paid their respects at the Yasukuni Shrine.
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The elder Bundy has spoken of the Constitution as a sacred document, while his son Ammon has articulated a religious reason for taking on the Hammond case: "I got this urge that I needed write something," Bundy said.
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In a weekend newspaper article, Johnson wrote that he did not expect Britain to pay for access to the EU's market, putting him at odds with finance minister Philip Hammond and May, who has spoken of paying in.
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And at campaign events and as president, he has spoken of black people through coded language that suggests all black people live in jobless, crime-ridden "inner cities" and all may even work for the Congressional Black Caucus.
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Italy's deputy prime minister Luigi Di Maio, leader of the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, has spoken of introducing a ban on Sunday shopping in large commercial centres before the end of the year to defend family traditions.
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While he has previously spoken of the need for better screening of candidates for the religious life, his comments suggesting that priests who cannot keep their vows of celibacy should leave are some of his clearest to date.
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To pull their endorsements would be to effectively denounce these voters as well, falling into exactly the trap that Trump has often spoken of: that of an elite establishment that thinks it knows better than the voting public.
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The world number two had spoken of soreness in his right thigh during Wednesday's loss to Australian Nick Kyrgios at the mixed team event but his movement was sharp as he picked apart Zverev 6-3 6-4.
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Trans Military Personnel Respond to Rogue Trump Tweets Transgender military personnel have spoken of their fear and dismay at President Trump's announcement of a (still pending) ban on all trans individuals from serving in the US Armed Forces.
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Maffei has spoken of more races in Latin America, Asia and the United States while Carey has indicated that Liberty wants to safeguard the sport's historic venues in Europe, ramp up marketing efforts and engage the fans more.
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For those of us who have worked with police, or have law enforcement in our families, it is simply disgraceful to see cops spoken of disparagingly on a day when the real opponent is supposed to be fascism.
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Italy's deputy prime minister Luigi Di Maio, leader of the anti-establishment 5-Star Movement, has spoken of introducing a ban on Sunday shopping in large commercial centers before the end of the year to defend family traditions.
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Russian officials have said they need more time to assess its potential impact on their economy and have spoken of drafting a strategy for low-carbon development, fuelling fears among green campaigners Moscow may not ratify the agreement.
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You have spoken of how when you were the head of Shell Oil in Canada, your thinking on the environment was changed by encounters with Greenpeace and by speaking with David Suzuki, the popular Canadian scientist and environmentalist.
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In public remarks, Trump has spoken of those landmark talks in far rosier terms than the G7 summit, leading to the impression he was looking forward more to sitting down with a longtime adversary than America's closest allies.
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The increasingly high rate of Jews marrying non-Jews (coupled with a birthrate that, with the exception of the Orthodox, is relatively low) is spoken of by Jewish leaders in terms of dread usually reserved for global warming.
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But the protesters have also spoken of a host of other problems, including endemic corruption and the government's expensive support for the Syrian government and Shiite groups throughout the Middle East, particularly Hezbollah, the Shiite movement in Lebanon.
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Xi, who commands the PLA as chairman of the Central Military Commission, has frequently spoken of his "China Dream" to restore China to a leadership position in international affairs with a modern, far-reaching military force to match.
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Democrats who want to find optimistic signs have spoken of how well their nominees have performed in House special elections, in the 22019 New Jersey and Virginia elections, in the Alabama Senate race, and in state legislative elections.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who in the past has spoken of his respect for the Senate's rules, privately told Republican senators this week that they should "feel no guilt" about changing the Senate rules, according to Politico.
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Ocasio-Cortez has spoken of her vision of the Green New Deal as a program comparable in scale to the "Marshall Plan", the U.S.-backed programmed to rebuild Western Europe after World War Two, but focused on renewable energy.
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Juárez is perhaps best know for the violence that has ravaged it during the past 20 years and its residents have spoken of "detenido," or feeling detained by the fear of what might happen to them in the streets.
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Several central bankers have spoken of the chances of another rate hike this year, despite the bank's latest forecasts indicating a move only next year, as the economy gains steam and low unemployment pushes up wages faster than expected.
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In the past, the DOT has established massive projects like the Federal Aid Highway Act, and current Secretary of Transportation Anthony Foxx has spoken of similarly revolutionary ambitions (though hopefully without the socially-disastrous effects of the Highway Act).
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Having dozens of net-connected devices in every home and office is catnip to intelligence officials like Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, who has spoken of the IoT as an important new avenue for intelligence work and spying.
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Our Reddit detective Der_Gottkaiser has two main reasons for believing Snape is alive in Harry Potter: First, that he didn't appear when Harry used the resurrection stone, and second, that Snape's dead body is neither found nor spoken of.
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Dorothy told Abe that Okada had spoken of creating a multigenerational trilogy, and I wonder if the third, about the Sansei — a generation born during the postwar baby boom — would have captured something different about the Asian-American experience.
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Ms. d'Amboise had long spoken of her own desire to live in Harlem, partly to give their daughters, Josephine, now 13, and Shelby, now 33, the great sense of community she'd felt growing up on the Upper West Side.
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Read more: Elon Musk doubled down on his theory on why nuking Mars would be a good ideaMusk has repeatedly spoken of plans to move humanity to the stars and, specifically, to make Mars a habitable planet through terraforming.
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Ever since, he had spoken of trying to deliver to Portugal that long-craved glory, and having finally reached the precipice again, he broke down once it was clear that he would not be able to see it through.
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" Washington replied to Seixas and his brethren, "It is now no more that toleration is spoken of, as if it was by the indulgence of one class of people, that another enjoyed the exercise of their inherent natural rights.
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He has said multiple times that a vaccine for COVID-19 will take at least a year to develop and the miracle drugs that the president has spoken of weren't tested to fight coronavirus in a proper clinical trial.
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Mr. Trump has not publicly spoken of them either, perhaps to avoid causing tension with Saudi Arabia and its de facto ruler, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, whom Mr. Trump sees as a key partner in the Middle East.
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She was "an Amanda that may someday be spoken of with the awe that surrounds Laurette Taylor's creation of the part nearly 70 years ago," the critic Ben Brantley wrote in The New York Times after the Broadway opening.
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There have been numerous unverified reports of people believed or confirmed to have the virus being forcibly confined in their apartments, while residents of Hubei and Wuhan have spoken of being discriminated against, refused access to buses or hotels.
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Mr. Biden did not mention the episode in his memoir, had not spoken of it prominently on the campaign trail, and a review of available news accounts by The Times did not turn up any mention of an arrest.
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But it's not often that she's spoken of it in such personal and frank terms as she does in this book, setting down an image of one of the country's greatest playwrights while he struggles to use his hands.
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Throughout his political career, he has spoken of revolution, espousing a sympathy for the working class and the poor, who he argues are suffering at the hands of profit-seeking corporations and the rich and powerful who lead them.
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Analysts say the Kremlin would welcome a Trump win because the billionaire U.S. businessman has repeatedly praised Putin, spoken of wanting to get along with Russia, and has said he would consider an alliance with Moscow against Islamic State.
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"Workers at CKE restaurants have spoken of extensive wage and hour violations and excessive rates of sexually harassing behavior from guests and customers associated with a brand that has sought to sexualize women as a hamburger-marketing tool," the report concludes.
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Obama has spoken of his desire to persuade Gulf states to arrive at a "cold peace" with Iran that would douse sectarian tensions and allow all sides to focus on what he sees as a greater threat emanating from Islamic State.
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Starz doesn't often deliver shows spoken of in the same qualitative terms as the best of HBO, Netflix or Showtime, but "The Missing" is just such a commodity -- the sort of ambitious, meticulously crafted character study that's well worth seeking out.
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I also take pride in having declared ahead of time that Sadiq Khan would become London's next mayor and that Jim McMahon (then a mere councillor, now an MP spoken of as a future leader) would emerge as a Labour star.
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The current chair of the E.R.G. is Steve Baker, a born-again Christian and a former engineer, who has spoken of his wish to "tear Parliament down and bulldoze the rubble into the river," for its behavior since the referendum.
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President Barack Obama has spoken of a "strong commitment to a regional order where international rules and norms —and the rights of all nations, large and small — are upheld," but Chinese disobedience of the tribunal ruling would disregard those principles.
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President Barack Obama has spoken of a "strong commitment to a regional order where international rules and norms — and the rights of all nations, large and small — are upheld," but Chinese disobedience of the tribunal ruling would disregard those principles.
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Mr. Trump has spoken of the dog, whose name Newsweek reported is Conan, in glowing terms in the days since the raid, which culminated with Mr. al-Baghdadi detonating a suicide bomb, killing himself and several children and injuring the dog.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — How can a huge show in celebration of the 500th anniversary of the death of Leonardo da Vinci, a man widely spoken of as a universal genius, be so disappointing in so many respects?
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Where it stands: South Korean President Moon Jae-in has spoken of disarmament and peace as "irreversible" processes, and Trump apparently assumes that the specifics of an agreement will sort themselves out, thanks to his personal relationship with Kim Jong-un.
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He set himself up at the now-abandoned Nightfort along the Wall and ruled for years, allegedly committing atrocities that are still spoken of generations later, until he was taken down by an alliance between House Stark and a wildling king.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek 100 meters butterfly champion Kristel Vourna has spoken of her "relief and joy" after an unlikely U-turn by the World Swimming Federation (FINA) following an initial blunder which means she can participate in next month's Rio Olympics.
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Collomb, a former Socialist party stalwart who was one of the first top French politicians to join Macron's budding centrist party, had in recent weeks been critical of Macron, and had spoken of a "lack of humility" in Macron's administration.
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Senate Republicans have spoken of a three-year delay, but the conservative House Freedom Caucus says that is too long and the delay should be no longer than two years, allowing the process to occur in the same congressional term.
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Toward the end of her poem at the Women's March, she gave credit to women who have spoken of their own experiences recently, saying it gave her the courage to stand up for herself and come forward with her story.
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This is part of the reason why prominent figures such as Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the web, have spoken of the need to rethink the structure of the internet to return it to the decentralized system that was first envisioned.
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"As time has gone by ... the information that we are receiving about the terms and conditions of that separation are quite unlike the terms and conditions that were spoken of so loosely during the 2016 campaign," he told the BBC.
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"Francis Picabia: Our Heads Are Round So Our Thoughts Can Change Direction"* at the Museum of Modern Art will let us take the measure of a European painter more often spoken of as influence than actually seen in bulk (Nov. 228).
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A number of Fed officials have spoken of the likelihood of the central bank scaling back its bond holdings which the Fed amassed after the 2008 financial crisis in order to keep long-term interest rates low to support economic growth.
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The Trump administration has said it prefers a diplomatic solution to the North Korea crisis, but that all options are on the table, including military ones, and officials have spoken of the possibility of a limited preventive strike on North Korea.
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Though it's a mere footnote in the PLOS One paper, it's worth noting that the researchers discuss the possible role of deferiprone in a curative scheme for HIV infections, which is something not spoken of lightly within the HIV research world.
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And her life experiences are unlike those of many leading politicians: she has long spoken of being sexually abused as a child and raped in college, that her father struggled with drug addiction and spent most of her youth incarcerated.
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Campaigning for Conservative votes, which are largely pro-Brexit, Mr. Johnson has spoken of renegotiating Prime Minister Theresa May's withdrawal agreement, which Parliament rejected three times, while pledging that no matter what, Britain will leave the E.U. on Oct. 31.
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For many years, American economists have spoken of Japan and Western Europe as places where the slow grind of demographic change — masses of workers reaching retirement age, and smaller generations replacing them — has been a major drag on the economy.
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Recently spoken of as a candidate for the same position with the New York Philharmonic, he will bring his band to the Philharmonic's turf with a program of Beethoven (the "Emperor" Piano Concerto, with Till Fellner) and Mahler's Fifth Symphony.
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Though just 30 years old, he's already acquired such renown that, in Matthew Lopez's new play "The Inheritance" (now at the Young Vic in London), "the latest Justin Peck" is spoken of as a must-see New York artistic event.
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LONDON — Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, have spoken of their struggle in coping with the spotlight and offered an unusually intimate look inside the British royal family in a series of interviews for a new documentary.
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James Comey, the former FBI chief, has spoken of what he considered an attempt by Trump in the early days of his presidency to draw him into this dynamic, compromising the traditional firewall between the FBI and the White House.
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Tesla has repeatedly spoken of the differences between the Model 3 and the Model S, stressing that the Model 0003, despite its name, is not meant to be an improvement over Model S or a newer version of an older model.
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Instead, the diminutive Ms. Staunton brings to mind a tiny yet terrifying attack dog who indeed resembles the "little yum yum" spoken of by George and whose signature bray knows no limits — until George takes control and all bets are off.
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"It definitely feels very special but I don't really want to think about those stats for now, I just want to focus on the job," said the youngster when spoken of in the same breath as seven-times world champion Schumacher.
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For Mr. Trump, initiating a departure from Afghanistan would allow a president who once promised to "bomb the hell out of" terrorists and has spoken of wiping Afghanistan "off the face of the earth" to present himself as a peacemaker.
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For Mr. Trump, initiating a departure from Afghanistan would allow a president who once promised to "bomb the hell out of" terrorists and has spoken of wiping Afghanistan "off the face of the earth" to present himself as a peacemaker.
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"American Oxygen," a song that was an ANTI single for a minute and shall never be spoken of again, didn't work out so well because it sounded like a wind turbine was operating inside the studio it was recorded in.
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Recent media reports have spoken of a clash between Zuma and Gordhan, who is embroiled in an investigation over his role in the creation of a tax surveillance unit in the South Africa Revenue Service (SARS), which he ran between 1999-2009.
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Putin has spoken of the need to revive economic growth but the steps that many economists prescribe - especially shrinking the state's role in the economy - are resisted by those in the president's circle who owe their status and wealth to the state.
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Her parents have spoken of how they could have never imagined that their daughter, who spent years reporting in dangerous places, would die so close to where she grew up: off the coast of Copenhagen, only a few kilometers from her childhood home.
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I wonder if the rapper will still get an update from Perry at the 2017 MTV Video Music Awards (he is nominated and Perry is hosting and performing) even though the feud is now totally over, caput, never to be spoken of again.
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Mr. Adelson has spoken of his interest in buying The Review-Journal, which has a circulation of just under 20123,000 and is an influential voice among civic leaders, for several years, according to those with knowledge of his relationship with the paper.
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Gerolf Annemans, chairman of Belgium's right-wing populist Vlaams Belang party, has spoken of his reservations that The Movement would simply become a vehicle for giving work to Bannon's underemployed friends on the European right, and has ruled out ever working with Modrikamen.
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Gallium nitride (GaN) is a term you're going to start hearing a lot more of; it's spoken of by some as a replacement for silicon, although so far that is mostly manifesting itself in extremely small USB-C Power Delivery (PD) chargers.
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Medvedev, who has spoken of possible retaliatory steps against the United States, has ordered his government to prepare measures to support sanctioned Russian entities with aluminium producer Rusal, which has seen its shares more than halve, expected to be among those helped.
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In one article in 2016 she looked into the fact, barely spoken of, that in the ten years after the end of the Troubles the suicide rate had almost doubled in the province, with a fifth of the victims younger than 93.
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They see Mr Mnangagwa as a pragmatist and point out that he has spoken of the need for Zimbabwe to reconcile with the West, reform its economy and offer compensation to white farmers who were chased off their land by Mr Mugabe.
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On stage at a campaign event with Hillary Clinton Saturday, Kaine said his son was helping "to uphold America's commitment to our NATO ally," a thinly veiled swipe at Donald Trump, who has spoken of diminishing US commitment to the longtime European alliance.
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Ever since the leak of 11.5m documents from a Panama law firm last year reignited the accusation that he used ill-gotten gains to buy four flats in London's swanky Park Lane, Mr Sharif has spoken of a "conspiracy" to unseat him.
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Even after her 2004 Super Bowl performance was marred by the weirdly regressive reaction to the onstage mishap spoken of in both hushed terms as a "wardrobe malfunction," she's maintained a legacy as one pop and R&B's inveterate experimenters and unfaltering activists.
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Albers had never spoken of, written about, or exhibited his photocollages, and it remains a mystery why exactly he mounted these works (in an accompanying essay, MoMA curator Sarah Hermanson Meister posits, among other reasons, that they may have been intended as gifts).
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Leaders have spoken of a scheme to tackle youth unemployment, but most of the tools for that lie in the hands of national governments, which may lack the will to act (a mild labour reform in France triggered weeks of protests this summer).
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Although Dinneen was adamant that Icahn had assured him an executive order was in the works, and had spoken of discussing the matter with Trump, Lynn told me that Icahn had merely expressed "hope" that Trump would come around to his view.
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Many, including Boris Johnson, a likely contender for Mr Cameron's job, have spoken of an arrangement that might allow Britain full access to the EU's single market without the usual requirement to accept free movement of people (as in Norway and Switzerland).
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Wright has spoken of Villanova's improved decision-making, and he may as well play on a loop the possession in which Hart got the ball behind the 513-point line, passed up a contested shot to dribble in and made a midrange jumper.
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Trump inflamed them with his "many sides" reaction to white supremacist protests in Charlottesville, Virginia; so did the Alabama Senate nomination of conservative Christian extremist Roy Moore, who has defied court orders on church-state separation and spoken of making gay sex illegal.
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In interviews, he's spoken of the burden that choosing to rap has placed on his future job prospects, but doesn't seem to have considered how such a choice might be experienced by someone without a résumé to place on an album cover.
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The country's chief rabbi, Ephraim Mirvis, has spoken of Labour's "severe" problem of anti-Semitism — a problem that Jonathan Arkush, the president of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, the community's leading representative body, says Mr. Corbyn is loath to tackle.
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Blatter, who was speaking at a hotel in central Moscow, said he and Putin, who have known each other for a long time, had chatted about the World Cup and that Putin had spoken of the pleasure he took in hosting the tournament.
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He has frequently spoken of his love for seafood, paella, and shrimp dumplings, and he likely enjoys all those things when he is living his best life away from the clay, grass, and hard courts of tennis and spending his downtime at sea.
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Starring Mr. Gyllenhaal and Annaleigh Ashford, with a supporting cast that glows with top-drawer, Broadway-honed talent, this is one of those shows that seems destined to be forever spoken of with misty-eyed bragging rights by anyone who sees it.
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She has spoken of the many stresses she faced, from existing mortgages on her homes to federal and state tax liens, to lawsuits, to expenses associated with the deaths of Ms. Sontag and her own parents, and the birth of three children.
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Though his name is not spoken of in the same breath as the famous fighters who became stars in the era of television, many true aficionados of British boxing rank the East Londoner among the greatest pugilists this island has ever produced.
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Here are the daily new case numbers in the US:More recently, Trump had spoken of easing restrictions and reopening the US economy by Easter, around mid-April, alarming public-health officials who've warned that halting measures too soon would worsen the outbreak.
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In the past couple of weeks alone, the president has spoken of riots that have not happened, claimed deals that have not been reached, cited jobs that have not been created and spun dark conspiracies that have no apparent basis in reality.
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But unlike in Iowa, the victor was clear: Mr. Sanders won handily with the multiracial coalition he has long spoken of building, though he did not bring in the masses of new voters he argues would carry him to victory in November.
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Pierson&aposs concerns about work conditions in the 737 Max production line echo those of other Boeing employees, many of whom have separately spoken of immense internal pressure to build planes quickly and rush through aircraft safety features while keeping costs low.
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"You have spoken of the squalid conditions of your childhood neighborhood in Boston; you have experienced first-hand the demoralizing wounds of segregation and racism, and for a time, according to your spokesman, benefitted from the safety net of housing subsidy," he continued.
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Senior US officials have repeatedly warned that Russia is already targeting the US midterm elections in November, while Tillerson has spoken of Russian attempts to interfere with elections in Europe and warned Mexico about Moscow meddling in elections there set for July.
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" —statement to NBC News "My first pledge is one I have spoken of since the day I announced my candidacy … that as South Dakota's lone Congressman, I will not support Nancy Pelosi for Speaker of the House or any other leadership position.
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In 2005's Revenge of the Sith, Amidala's line, "So this is how liberty dies ... to thunderous applause," was explicitly spoken of by Lucas as commentary on the George W. Bush administration's wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and its bungling of them.
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In recent years, Ms. Kardashian, who was invited to the briefing as a guest of the Environmental Working Group, has promoted herself as the most environmentally conscious member of her family, and has often spoken of her aversion to inorganic and genetically modified products.
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While Trump has spoken of a need to address the trade imbalance with Japan -- a $67.7 billion deficit in 2018 -- his advisers and both Republicans and Democrats have urged him to ease up on tariffs when it comes to allies and focus on China.
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But the state is not seen as a lock: Trump has spoken of beating Cruz in Texas, and the super PAC backing Marco Rubio has invested $1.5 million in this state this week to try and embarrass Cruz by weakening him back at home.
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The Spaniard has spoken of his desire to become only the second driver ever to win the Triple Crown, which would mean adding victory at Indianapolis and the Le Mans 24 Hours to the F1 titles he won with Renault in 2005 and 2006.
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Whoever the father was, he is neither spoken of nor seen, and Halley is her own woman: flamboyantly tattooed, snake-quick to strike back when riled, and resourceful enough to buy bottles of perfume wholesale and hawk them to tourists outside the classier joints.
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Past E.P.A. administrators have spoken of creating jobs as a welcome potential by-product of the agency's work, especially if they are green jobs, but creating or protecting energy jobs is not supposed to be the mission—protecting human health and the environment is.
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Pope Francis had spoken of a Year of Mercy, urging Catholics to undertake acts of reconciliation and forgiveness, and Cardinal Dolan saw this as an opportunity to address priestly sexual abuse, at a time when the Church was under great pressure concerning the issue.
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The 25th Amendment should not just be whispered in the halls of the White House or spoken of in anonymous essays; it must be openly addressed — for until then, we will have reason to fear a president who has made us fear each other.
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Remember that the only idea in this realm that Trump has spoken of publicly and enthusiastically is his idea to punish American companies that move factories overseas with 35 percent import tariffs when they try to sell their goods back into the United States.
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But when Mr. LaPierre, the leader of the National Rifle Association, addressed the Conservative Political Action Conference last week, he invoked the Second Amendment in much the same way that a significant portion of the left has long spoken of the rights it values.
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Trump has continually spoken of his desire to build a stronger relationship with Putin, surprising many Republicans with his public embrace of a strongman who has crushed dissent in his own country, ordered the killings of political rivals, and invaded several of his neighboring countries.
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In the days since The New York Times first published an article on Mr. Weinstein that named names and included details of at least eight settlements, a number of reporters and editors have spoken of their own missed chances to write the story earlier.
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She has gone after Trump on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert"; rallied the troops with a visit to Clinton's Brooklyn campaign headquarters; campaigned across New Hampshire, Ohio, Nevada and Colorado; and spoken of her clear-cut support for Clinton at the Democratic National Convention.
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Trump has since spoken of the importance of the alliance, but recent reporting by The New York Times stated that Trump had privately threatened to pull the US out of NATO, bringing this idea up with aides multiple times, as recently as last year.
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The president-elect and his advisers have often spoken of seeking stronger economic growth than the United States has experienced the last several years, perhaps seeking 3.5 percent to 4 percent instead of the sub-2 percent growth that has been the standard since 2009.
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The Washington Post reported earlier in January that the transition team has spoken of stepping up the US's presence in the South China Sea and boosting regional alliances with countries like the Philippines to act as a check on China's influence in the region.
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The combative stance of Catherine McGuinness, newly appointed head of policy for the City of London financial district, contrasted with the more nuanced position of Bank of England Governor Mark Carney, who has spoken of an "appropriate" amount of euro clearing remaining in London post-Brexit.
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A Silent Voice clearly shows that if KyoAni keeps on its present track, it has the potential to be spoken of in the same way we talk about Studio Ghibli — as a source of outstanding work, telling stories in ways no one else can tell them.
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In exclusive interviews with VICE News, against a disturbing backdrop of Soviet-style paranoia, illegal detentions, torture and extrajudicial killings, rebel military chiefs and well-placed sources in the regime have spoken of their profound sense of unease — and their fears about who could be next.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has also spoken of her support for the creation of a no-fly zone in northern Syria, telling German newspaper the Stuttgarter Zeitung that it could create a haven for fleeing families, and offer at least a partial solution to Europe's refugee crisis.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has spoken of his aim to develop an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of hitting the mainland United States with a nuclear weapon, presenting Trump with perhaps his most pressing security problem and underscoring the need for close cooperation with Seoul.
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There is talk of big jobs for Brexiteers in a "reconciliation reshuffle"; Michael Gove is spoken of as deputy prime minister and Boris Johnson as home secretary (for whom room would be made by moving Theresa May to the Treasury and Mr Osborne to the Foreign Office).
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Commission could lead to 'momentous' change Earlier this year 85 recommendations were made ahead of the final findings in a criminal justice report issued by the commission, including the fact priests should be charged for failing to report child sexual abuse spoken of in a confession box.
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For Meghan, who has spoken of her experiences as a mixed-race woman in America, the origins of her own feminism as a young schoolgirl growing up in Los Angeles and Donald Trump's misogyny, is someone who has worked hard at her career as an actress.
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When most people talk about The Silence of the Lambs, the scenes spoken of first aren't the famously "unfilmable" moments, but rather the ones when we see the characters at their most vulnerable yet unflinching — particularly our hero Clarice Starling and Buffalo Bill's resilient victim Catherine.
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Selhurst is regularly spoken of as one of the best grounds in the league in terms of atmosphere, helped in no small part by the Holmesdale Fanatics, a group of ultras who have been known to sport tifos, display cards, and banners protesting Premier League greed.
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Finally, while "Mulan" is frequently spoken of in the context of the Disney princesses -- originally a monochromatic group consisting of Snow White, Cinderella and "Sleeping Beauty's" Aurora -- the movie actually represented another stride not just toward greater diversity among those characters, but in gender roles as well.
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She's spoken of "hyperobjects," which, near as I can tell, has to do with philosophical concepts forwarded by Timothy Morton, but are reconfigured to encompass African-American life, ecological justice, a lexicon of "shape language" that Dyson is cultivating, and graphic drawings like the ones shown here.
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To argue for basic human rights — including the right to a family life, and to paid leave in order to pursue that — seems to be just acceptable when spoken of by artists in the museum galleries, but not the art workers whose labor underpins such projects.
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Jeanne, a former Walmart associate in Arizona, says she found it "kind of appalling to have to do that" when she joined the company, having just moved from a part of the Midwest where guns weren't often seen or spoken of outside of a hunting context.
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A man who used a narwhal tusk to fight a knifeman on a fatal rampage in London last month has spoken of how he and others carried on grappling with the attacker even after seeing that he was wearing what looked like an explosive suicide vest.
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The result cements Georgian Dream's already firm grip on power in the ex-Soviet nation and is a crushing defeat for the opposition United National Movement (UNM) and its founder, former president Mikheil Saakashvili, a regional governor in Ukraine who has spoken of a possible return to his homeland.
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In the bourgeois era every person is supposed to be an atomised, fungible and clean unit of labour-power; you live in your own house, cordoned off from the world, and what you do in its shameful little white-tiled room is not to be spoken of outside.
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Jafa has spoken of his desire to create a cinema that "replicates the power, beauty, and alienation of black music," and the length of his supercut was determined by Kanye West's song "Ultralight Beam," which plays behind the audiovisual patchwork like the beautiful backing of an intricate quilt.
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Don't you dare lecture Biden about cancer, Bernie... #DemDebate Biden's son Beau died of brain cancer in 2015, and Biden has frequently spoken of losing him, the namesake of the Beau Biden Cancer Moonshot, a $1.8 billion investment in cancer research as part of the 85033st Century Cures Act.
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We've covered both Balamii and Radar pretty extensively here on THUMP over the last year or so, but the pair now, we feel, truly deserve to be spoken of in the same breath as the likes of Rinse or NTS, especially as both have recently expanded their output considerably.
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Jeff Flake, John McCain, and Bob Corker — all of whom have, at this point, spoken of the threat Trump poses in apocalyptic terms — could join with the Democrats to create a 51-vote majority blocking action on any other bills until, say, the protective legislation introduced by Republican Sen.
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Jackson's eyes peer out over a surreal P.T. Barnum funfair, with nods to Hieronymus Bosch, Cecil Beaton and Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres's portrait of Napoleon I. Kehinde Wiley, famed for painting Barack Obama, has spoken of Jackson's library of art-history books and how the two discussed Mr Wiley's studio practices.
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Beneath them are runners embroidered with elaborate designs and names in gold thread — women of accomplishment who are familiar and unfamiliar, mythical and rarely spoken of: Sappho, the ancient poet; Anna Maria van Schurman, the 17th-century artist, thinker and theologian; Elizabeth Blackwell, the first female physician in the United States.
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" Dawson also told the publication that dating the New Jersey senator, who has spoken of "geeking out" about the actress's role as nurse Claire Temple in several Marvel TV series, "was like I'm dating Captain America, I mean he's just such an amazing, brilliant, kind, empathetic, beautiful, loving human being.
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Mr. Tata explained that a few years ago, Father Scordio, in a public sermon, had spoken of an "invasion" when Libera took part in a public bid to work about 250 acres of olive groves, wheat and barley fields confiscated from the Arena family after members were convicted of mob association.
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On the one hand, Ms Musgraves wanted to make something that was so roundly traditional that no generation could deny its nostalgic charm (she has spoken of wanting to mimic the old Judy Garland or Sonny and Cher specials, which were on American TV decades before she was born in 1989).
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