At that point, they hadn't even spoken on the phone.
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He has not spoken on an earnings call since 2014.
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Clinton has not spoken on the issue during her campaign.
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Putin and Trump have spoken on the phone several times.
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A few days earlier, we had spoken on the phone.
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She said Trump and Tillerson had not spoken on Wednesday.
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Trump and Netanyahu haven't spoken on the phone in five weeks.
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It suggested the two leaders may have spoken on the phone.
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Ryder said the two men had last spoken on Jan. 20.
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They have rarely made public appearances or spoken on investor calls.
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This isn't the first time she has spoken on the matter either.
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You hear Spanish and Chinese and maybe Hausa spoken on the street.
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Until New York, we hadn't spoken on the phone since the divorce.
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She was able to quote the actual words spoken on the bridge.
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Mr. Abe, a conservative, has not explicitly spoken on the subject, either.
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You've spoken on Twitter about your experiences with being aggressively threatened by men.
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He had spoken on Friday at a Slovenian Independence Day event in Cleveland.
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Bush had just spoken on national television to a shocked and grieving nation.
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It says over 100 languages are spoken on its campus in central London.
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He&aposs run a used car dealership and has spoken on college campuses.
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She's only spoken on the phone once with him since he was detained.
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Buckingham Palace has never officially spoken on the subject, as Koenig points out.
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The Afghan Embassy in Washington said Trump and Ghani had spoken on Dec.
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Monaco: The President-elect has spoken on the campaign trail about keeping Guantanamo open.
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Since then, he has spoken on several occasions with Andy Surabian, Bannon's political advisor.
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Harmon has not spoken on the video or the deletion of his Twitter account.
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Also, they have NOT spoken on the phone or seen each other in person.
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We've done the PSA, spoken on news outlets, and created the Vanderpump Dog Foundation.
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Some of those people have spoken on the record, while others have spoken anonymously.
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Citing unnamed sources, Sky said Johnson had spoken on the phone with Richard Ratcliffe.
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Then he forgot where he had spoken on Dartmouth College's campus just hours before.
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It was the first time a relative had spoken on his behalf in court.
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I have spoken on similar themes to similar audiences in Europe and faced considerable criticism.
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In addition to being candid about her struggles, Paris has previously spoken on her sexuality.
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We also emailed spokespeople who have recently spoken on behalf of Breitbart to the media.
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This was spoken on behalf of the American Republican Party.. He has data and documents.
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They've spoken on the phone five times and had a half-hour meeting in August.
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This isn't the first time Lively has spoken on their littlest one's love for food.
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CNN did not name the friends, who it said had spoken on condition of anonymity.
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In the meantime, the words spoken on both Pakistani and Indian media are truly terrifying.
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You have spoken on a global disease outbreak being one of the biggest threats society faces.
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JACOB LEW: I can't speak to the European Commission, but we have spoken on the policy.
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This is their first meeting, but Trump and Modi have spoken on the phone three times.
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He has spoken on education and entrepreneurship at meetings hosted by the White House and Congress.
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"We've been clear on that in the beginning, and the President's spoken on that," she said.
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Fellow board member Hassan Abed Aljawad has spoken on behalf of the PFLP at public events.
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Though she is movingly plain-spoken on her records, Parton's star persona is anything but plain.
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If I have to hear another language spoken on the bus, I am going to vomit.
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SANDERS: Yeah, we've been clear on that from the beginning, and the president's spoken on it. .
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It was by far the most Spanish that had ever been spoken on a presidential debate stage.
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You've spoken on end about leaving Baltimore to return to Georgia to take care of your family.
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Facebook and Google have no such defense for eavesdropping and collecting what is spoken on their platforms.
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The first words spoken on Mars may well be some variation of: What's the Wi-Fi password?
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This is an area that you've-- written on, that you've spoken on pretty extensively in the past.
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He has appeared in PSAs for the campaign, and has spoken on several campuses about the effort.
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"We've been clear on that from the beginning and the president has spoken on it," she said.
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"It might be some of the reason we're so well-spoken on the issues," Ms. Carey said.
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No sitting president has ever met — or even spoken on the phone — with a North Korean leader.
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She hasn't spoken on the split herself yet, and the reason for things coming undone remains unclear.
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Biden has not spoken on camera since Tuesday night, when he won resounding primary victories over Sen.
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Saudi Aramco has not spoken on the matter and did not reply to CNBC requests for comment.
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His father, Harvey Davis, who has previously spoken on his behalf, could not be immediately reached for comment.
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The two leaders have previously spoken on the phone, but this will be their first in-person meeting.
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He said they had spoken on Wednesday morning but did not mention Swiss President Ueli Maurer by name.
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Many have spoken on the potential of the legal marijuana industry to economically lift up the black community.
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"Congress has spoken on this matter and it is for Congress, not this Court, to revisit," Bowman wrote.
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Then we wrote a computer program to clean the files to only include words spoken on the show.
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"Yeah, we've been clear on that from the beginning and the president has spoken on it," Sanders said.
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With about 800 different languages spoken on PNG, it's difficult to get prevention and treatment literature, she said.
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Senators who have not spoken on the floor for days are eager to get a chance to speak.
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The sources have spoken on condition of anonymity as they are not authorised to speak to the media.
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Despite his addiction, he had spoken on-air about drug users needing to be punished, especially white drug users.
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No sitting U.S. president has ever met — or, apparently, even spoken on the phone — with a North Korean leader.
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The Chairman of the FCC, Ajit Pai has spoken on the record to explain the cause for the investigation.
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The US ambassador to Bangladesh, Marcia Bernicat, has also spoken on the importance of due process in drug enforcement.
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According to official White House statements, the two leaders have spoken on the phone eight times since Trump's inauguration.
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Dawut had spoken on how she was detained by Chinese authorities this year and was kept in a camp.
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Putin is the only one Trump is known to have spoken on the phone with, a call Trump initiated.
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Merkel, who was born in Hamburg in 1954, has spoken on numerous occasions about her upbringing under Soviet occupation.
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But Trump initiated a call with Putin, the only one he's known to have spoken on the phone with.
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Today, Mandarin is more likely to be heard spoken on a bank's trading floor in Hong Kong than English.
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President Emmanuel Macron, who defeated Ms. Le Pen, will have spoken on Wednesday, offering a countermodel for the West.
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"Yeah, we've been clear on that from the beginning and the president has spoken on it," Sanders said then.
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He said they had spoken on Wednesday morning but did not mention Maurer, who is also finance minister, by name.
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Now Congress has spoken on crypto, and privacy advocates say its "solution" is the most extreme stance on encryption yet.
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She's often spoken on panels about race and cosplay, and at this point it's all just getting tiring, she said.
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Kensington Palace hasn't publicly spoken on the matter, but an anonymous source had only good things to say about Melissa.
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The integration, a UNHCR official said, was made easier by the pidgin English spoken on either side of the border.
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On any given day, Paul, the cancer researcher, hears several different languages spoken on her floor: like Russian, Hindi, Mandarin.
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It marked the first time a relative has spoken on Roof's behalf in court, according to The New York Times.
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He said he had spoken on Monday with the crown prince who denied having anything to do with Khashoggi's killing.
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That's according to Mitch McConnell, Charles Grassley and just about every other Republican senator who has spoken on the matter.
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We'd spoken on the phone a few times, but this was my first chance to meet the man in person.
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Transfix CEO Drew McElroy has also spoken on how automating the freight brokerage process can make truck drivers lives easier.
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The defendants are both of Polish descent, and had spoken on online chat rooms but had never met in person.
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That day, Michael Flynn, Trump's designated national-security adviser, had spoken on the phone to Sergey Kislyak, the Russian Ambassador.
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Fink joins a number of major Wall Street executives who have spoken on digital currencies in the last several weeks.
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I've spoken on the phone to Blatter and Platini, and they are leaders so they have to deal with it.
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" Putin also said that the two leaders had spoken on the phone but that "phone conversations are never enough, definitely.
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Thus far, no advocate as powerful as the President of the United States has spoken on behalf of the women involved.
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" Asked earlier that day whether House committees should investigate, Pelosi again referenced the President, saying, "I have spoken on the subject.
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Reid, who still wields considerable political influence in the state, told Vice he had recently spoken on the phone with Sens.
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D Jayakumar, a state minister who has previously spoken on behalf of the government, did not respond to calls seeking comment.
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They called it "pirate English," a reference to its probable origin as a pidgin spoken on pirate and British Navy ships.
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The 15-year-old boy's name has not been released, and police have not spoken on the nature of his remarks.
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"We have refugee speakers who have never spoken on this kind of a global platform before," said co-organizer Dana Hughes.
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"Yeah, we have been clear on that from the beginning and the President has spoken on it," Sanders said in October.
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But for Mayor Bill de Blasio and top city officials, terrorism was the word that could not be spoken on Sunday.
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Putin's remarks are similar to what he said recently after he and Trump had spoken on the phone following Trump's victory.
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Grégoire Trudeau had spoken on a panel on women's empowerment alongside former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard and singer Leona Lewis.
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Meanwhile, Biden had not spoken on camera in almost a week until yesterday when he addressed the outbreak from his living.
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Mr. Pompeo has supported the president's viewpoint but has also spoken on occasion of the need for accountability by the Saudis.
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Bigotry is not tied to economic fortunes, and some will always resent hearing languages other than English spoken on their street.
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Even Republican office-holders in "legal" states are today compelled to defend voters and legislatures who have spoken on cannabis legalization.
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Trump has spoken on the issue of MS-13 gang violence previously -- in a July speech he called for its destruction.
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But in the 70-plus years since the countries split, the "Korean" spoken on both sides has started to drift further apart.
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We have also removed the reference to this being the first time DHS had spoken on the record about searching travelers' electronics.
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Zhou Xiaochuan, China's veteran central-bank governor, has spoken on four separate occasions in the past two months about rising financial dangers.
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Bullock has spoken on multiple occasions about the need for campaign finance reform and the danger of dark money flooding American elections.
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In a statement to MSNBC as the interview aired, Giuliani said Parnas had "never" spoken on behalf of Trump in his meetings.
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Biden has spoken on out several occasions against the rhetoric coming out of the White House since he exited office last year.
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Though the woman has not spoken on the record, the secret recording was shared by her husband with local TV station KMOV Wednesday.
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While Randle has spoken on local news channels, he has yet to achieve a spread in GQ, his ultimate source of style inspiration.
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It was later reported that James and Bryant had spoken on the phone early on Sunday after James had passed him in scoring.
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"They don't want to drag each other under the mud," the source said, adding that Luann and Tom had last spoken on Wednesday.
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The spokesman added European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and British Prime Minister Theresa May had spoken on the phone on Sunday afternoon.
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Here's the full transcript, because it's worth a full listen and read-along: I've spoken on this before and I probably will again.
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While neither tortoises nor hares have officially spoken on their feelings for each other, we have to imagine things are a little tense.
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Baier also invited Trump on his Fox News show, "Special Report," noting that Trump has spoken on ABC and NBC shows this year.
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Since Trump assumed the presidency, the two leaders have spoken on the phone eight times, according to White House readouts of the calls.
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Furthermore, no administration official has ever spoken on the record raising concerns about Trump's mental and neurological faculties while Trump has been president.
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The voters have spoken on this, in the 29 states and the District of Columbia where marijuana use is legalized in some form.
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In the 1950s "Regina" arrived at New York City Opera, with revisions that restored some sung lines that had been spoken on Broadway.
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ByteDance CEO Zhang Yiming rarely gives interviews, and to my knowledge has never spoken on the record to an American journalist about TikTok.
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The 35-year-old industrial engineer said he had spoken on Thursday by telephone with supportive heads of state from around the world.
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Earlier on Friday, the White House said that Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin had spoken on the phone about the situation in Venezuela.
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Now, Sandy herself has spoken on the supernatural conjecture, and she's wondering if her "Hopelessly Devoted to You" character wasn't just dead — but undead.
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A police search of his home found a hand-written report in Pashto, a language spoken on both sides of the Afghan-Pakistan border.
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"She really hasn't spoken on these issues," Heather Conley of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a Washington-based think tank, told CNN.
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His diverse ensemble, now called the Tanzania Albinism Collective, sang mostly in Swahili, but also local dialects, which remain well-spoken on the island.
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The New Yorker article said that some of the 13 women also had spoken on and off the record with The New York Times.
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On the flip side, reports that the US and China have simply spoken on the phone are often enough to send risk assets soaring.
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Supposedly, they have not seen each other since their mother's funeral in 2656, but have spoken on the phone, the last time around 24673.
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While Martin has specifically denied working for the Trump campaign, she has nevertheless spoken on Trump's behalf on numerous occasions, throughout the 2016 campaign.
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He said the M.E.K. had been his client for 12 years, and that he had often spoken on its behalf, often for a fee.
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Neither do I think it's about Dana Schutz, Hannah Black, or any of the other cast of characters who have spoken on this topic.
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EU chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker will tell leaders after May has spoken on Wednesday about his European Commission's plans for a "no deal".
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Buttigieg responded that he was describing the feelings of impeachment fatigue he saw among many Americans with whom he has spoken on the campaign trail.
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Kutcher testified that on the night Ellerin was killed, they had dinner and drink plans and had spoken on the phone earlier in the evening.
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The company placed a projection screen above the stages in these theaters that displays an English translation of the words being spoken on the stage.
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While Trump and Modi have spoken on the phone, the leaders of the two largest democracies in the world have yet to meet in person.
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He was told by a senior US official that on the day of Obama's Russian sanctions announcement, Flynn and Kislyak had spoken on the phone.
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"Mr. Watson — come here — I want to see you," are believed to be the first words ever spoken on the telephone by Alexander Graham Bell.
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Putin has spoken on many occasions of the need to build bridges between the U.S. and Russia in light of President-elect Donald Trump's victory.
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Thanks to a series of lucky breaks, its jokey abbreviation, "OK" survived — and even ended up being (arguably) the first word spoken on the moon.
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Mr. Trump said he had spoken on Friday with the prince's father, King Salman, who called to offer condolences and denounce the gunman's deadly violence.
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Clarissa, the spoken dialogue computer on the ISS, is trained to understand both English and Russian, the two most common languages spoken on the space station.
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"The president has been very clear on that and spoken on it a number of times," she told reporters aboard Air Force One after Trump's visit.
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Trump and Putin have spoken on the phone more than half a dozen times since Trump became president, according to official readouts from the White House.
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Mr. Graham preferred to save his words for non-C-Span television, with fewer than 9,000 words spoken on the Senate floor during his presidential campaign.
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"I know he is," Giuliani said simply, saying that they had spoken on Monday and spent breakfast and lunch together in addition to golfing on Sunday.
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If confirmed, Mr. Marino should prioritize this deadly crisis among all relevant agencies and ensure government officials are well-informed and well-spoken on the issue.
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Obama, Putin speak Amid the escalating tensions, the Kremlin revealed that Putin and U.S. President Barack Obama had spoken on the phone about Syria on Sunday.
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Manx, the Celtic language historically spoken on the Isle of Man, has also made a comeback after having been declared extinct by UNESCO in the 1990s.
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This means that almost 70 percent of languages are spoken on about 25 percent of the Earth's surface—the very same areas where species are concentrated.
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Some Buffalo fans have already spoken on social media about antagonizing Mr. Kaepernick by singing the national anthem en masse when the 49ers have the ball.
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It was like listening to eating in Dolby Stereo, and sadly at the expense of being able to properly hear the lines being spoken on stage.
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Tapping on a list entry reveals more, such as which public figures have spoken on the subject and how their arguments compared with the hard facts.
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The accounts of the survivors of rape and sadistic torture featured in our investigation bolstered dozens of others who had spoken on the record or anonymously.
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A handful of candidates have spoken on these topics already, but until every candidate is asked, too many will ignore these critically important kitchen-table issues.
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Suddenly I was brought up sharp by a quotation of some words an army captain had spoken on the day of his death eight years before.
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The duo have rarely made public appearances, spoken on investor calls, or shown their faces at product launches or the company's annual I/O developer conference.
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PIRRO: Yes, yes, and I know because I have spoken on college campuses, but you knw, here is an ad that I want you to listen to.
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The pair still haven't met in person, or spoken on the phone for that matter, but their debut collection of collaborations is out now on Driftless Recordings.
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Andrew Yang has spoken on the campaign trail about the tough lessons he learnt in his first job — working as a bus boy in a Chinese restaurant.
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Interestingly enough, Kid Rock himself hasn't spoken on the issue of closing up yet -- even though he co-owns one of the bars threatening to stay open.
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One of the staffers says she has spoken on the phone many times with women who are crying and calling to share their stories of sexual assault.
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Part of the problem is that the Guaraní taught in schools is a formal, and somewhat anachronistic, version compared to the colloquial version spoken on the street.
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" He continued, "It was like listening to eating in Dolby Stereo, and sadly at the expense of being able to properly hear the lines being spoken on stage.
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It's called High Valyrian, the tongue of the ruined Valyrian Freehold empire, and it's one of four languages created by linguist David J. Peterson spoken on the show.
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Since then, the two leaders have spoken on the phone almost 20 times, according to White House records, and met in person in both the US and Japan.
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Jones said on Wednesday that he had spoken on the phone with Trump and that the president had extended an invitation to him to visit the White House.
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"There's no reason to rethink or reconsider this, as the Supreme Court is the highest court in the land and has spoken on this issue," Ms. Lhamon said.
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She said the president had also spoken on Friday to Senator John Cornyn of Texas about legislation to revamp the system that the senator helped introduce last fall.
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While Pence, Fauci and other officials have encouraged Americans to limit their contact with other people during the crisis, Trump himself has spoken on the topic only fleetingly.
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Prime Minister Theresa May had spoken on May 14 about bringing forward a Magnitsky Act-style amendment in one of her statements responding to the attack on the Skripals.
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"Ya" means "here" in Gullah, the Creole language spoken on the islands and coasts of Georgia and South Carolina by the descendants of slaves from West and central Africa.
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In the past seven years, only three women have spoken on its main stage: Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, General Motors CEO Mary Barra and IBM CEO Ginni Rometty.
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He has since spoken on White House panels with first lady Michelle Obama about college affordability and is supporting Hillary Clinton in the 2016 race for the White House.
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Someone else who's spoken on the issue is a so-called professional footballer turned media commentator Nelly Yoa, who made appearances as a South Sudanese activist denouncing African gangs.
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Moore had long spoken on the show about her desire to start a family and announced that she's pregnant during the first part of the season 10 RHOA reunion.
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North Korean state media reported that Trump had spoken on Thursday, but did not include concrete details of his speech, in which the President slammed Pyongyang's human rights abuses.
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Every Democratic candidate who has spoken on the matter has said that, if elected as president, he or she would reenter the nuclear deal assuming Iran remained in compliance.
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Today, O.K. is "an Americanism adopted by virtually every language, and one of the first words spoken on the moon," the Times obituary of Mr. Read noted in 2002.
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Other county jails then began offering the drug to inmates, and sheriffs from across the state have spoken on its behalf, including at a White House forum last year.
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"Yeah, we've been clear on that from the beginning and the president has spoken on it," White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said, confirming the position, in October.
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Bialick is also understood to have spoken on topics such as how Curve makes money, the company&aposs plans for international expansion, and opportunities for investment in the future.
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Turkey's Anadolu agency said early on Monday that Erdogan and Trump had spoken on the telephone and agreed that "all aspects" of the case needed to be cleared up.
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"A lot of people didn't have flood insurance," he said in an interview with MSNBC on Thursday, adding he had spoken on Wednesday with President Barack Obama about recovery efforts.
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" Asked whether he supported the use of waterboarding -- which Congress banned along with other interrogation torture techniques in 2009 -- Hoekstra hedged, at first saying that "Congress has spoken on that.
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Moore had long spoken on the show about her desire to start a family and had announced that she's pregnant during the first part of the season 10 RHOA reunion.
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CNN reported that Stone had spoken on a number of occasions in 2016 about how WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange had emails related to Hillary Clinton's aides and the Clinton Foundation.
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The U.S. consumer — the engine of global growth — is still holding up, according to CEOs and CFOs who have spoken on their company conference calls in the last few weeks.
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The official said Trump and Duterte have exchanged letters and spoken on the phone ahead of Trump's trip to the Philippines, which will be the final stop of the trip.
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"If I hadn't spoken on a stage every Sunday for 52 weeks a year for 14 years, I wouldn't be able to do what I do now," he said, laughing.
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Bolton has spoken on the phone several times with his Israeli counterpart since becoming national security adviser two months ago, but this will be their first face-to-face meeting.
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Erdogan has reportedly ordered government officials to brief media outlets on the killing, though none have spoken on the record and Erdogan has not publicly accused Riyadh of the assassination.
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Kate Spade's husband has finally spoken on the fashion designer's suicide -- confirming the two were living apart -- and saying her death came as a total shock to their whole family.
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In a court filing the following day, Mr. Cohen's lawyers highlighted how he had spoken on numerous occasions to each of the prosecutorial agencies investigating Mr. Trump or his company.
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The episode was filmed months ago, of course, but those words feel especially poignant spoken on the night when brown folks in this country are feeling broken, beaten down, and helpless.
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Isa was stopped as he was walking with colleagues to the Italian Senate, where he was to have spoken on the restrictions facing Uighurs in China, Radio Free Asia (RFA) said.
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Republicans note that McConnell initially pushed to get a one year extension into the funding bill and has spoken on the floor about his desire to extend it that long. Sen.
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"It would be redundant, unnecessary and frankly insulting to the British people to have a debate in the parliament on something they have just spoken on in a referendum," he said.
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Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga also told a news conference that Abe and U.S. President Donald Trump had spoken on the telephone earlier on Tuesday to discuss Iran, among other topics.
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Even those who write for a living, like comedians, are used to writing dialogue that comes to life when spoken; on the page, their jokes have a tendency to lie flat.
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The official said the two leaders had spoken on Thursday, and that Macron's talks with Johnson over Brexit would be "in regards to the demands of the European Union" regarding Brexit.
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"I would like to thank the many Venezuelan users who have spoken on social networks in favor of the reception of DW," Deutsche Welle Director General Peter Limbourg wrote on Twitter.
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Though she has spoken on a few occasions to the news media since her return to Germany, she was reluctant to open up when approached by the filmmaking team in 2012.
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" She said that she had often spoken on the telephone with other sufferers of chronic illness, all of whom believed her account of events, and who provided her with "peer support.
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As for Trump and Corker, people familiar with their relationship said they have spoken on the phone several times in recent months, as CNN reported earlier Monday, including about tax reform.
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Turkey's Anadolu agency said early on Monday that Erdogan and U.S. President Donald Trump had spoken on the telephone and agreed that "all aspects" of the case needed to be cleared up.
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A U.S. official said Kerry had spoken on Sunday with the U.N special envoy for Syria, Staffan de Mistura, to gauge any impact Saudi-Iranian developments might have on the planned Jan.
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Russia's President Vladimir Putin and Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan had even spoken on the phone in recent weeks in order to reach a deal regarding the evacuation of Aleppo, CNN said.
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Okab Sakr, a member of parliament for Hariri's Future Movement, told Reuters he had spoken on Wednesday to Hariri and that he told him neither he nor his family were being held.
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Throughout the week, the former aide has leaked audio recordings and spoken on a number of unsubstantiated claims surrounding her time in the White House, prompting backlash from Trump and his aides.
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The person who told me about the canceled party did so to highlight the disconnect between the family's prudent private conduct and the reckless words spoken on air at their media company.
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On Monday, Chinese President Xi Jinping instructed authorities to take "resolute efforts" to contain the spread of the Wuhan coronavirus, the first time the country's leader has publicly spoken on the outbreak.
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Joseph Klem of the American Alliance of Museums said that someone from each of the two museum groups had spoken on the phone with a Berkshire Museum official about the planned sale.
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Ms Twain, who released her comeback single "Life's About To Get Good" back in June, and will put out a new album in 29 September, has finally spoken on the issue, to Billboard.
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"We created pledges that drivers could sign," Peter, who has met with legislators in the Texas capital and spoken on the floor of the state Senate with his brother, told the Buzz Magazines.
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The administration has produced more than 31,000 pages of documents to the House regarding the census issue, and senior officials from both agencies, including Ross, have spoken on the record about the matter.
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Biden, meanwhile, had not spoken on camera for nearly a week when he broadcast a live video from his home in Delaware on Monday to criticize Trump's "planning and preparation" for the virus.
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Moynan's mother told police she hadn't spoken on the phone to her daughter since April and believed her ex-boyfriend had been texting people pretending to be her for months, according to WBTV.
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In recent years, she has spoken on the topics of education reform and literacy in front of audiences at Google, the Mashable Social Good Summit and the United Nations Economic and Social Council.
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He spoke gently, with British inflections, and was fluent in Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Swahili and Gullah, a creole language spoken on the Sea Islands off the Southeastern coast of the United States.
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The victim's cousin, Rick Shureih, who has spoken on behalf of the family, has characterized Mr. French as having a mental disability and being nonverbal, but he did not elaborate on his condition.
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Trump, for no reason at all, responded to this speech wondering whether Ghazala Khan hadn't spoken on the stage because, as a Muslim woman, her husband wouldn't permit her to talk in public.
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To hear it spoken on the show is to understand how much has changed in this future, but also how similar the Belter experience is to that of immigrants at any time, including now.
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Former South Carolina Congressman Trey Gowdy has spoken on multiple occasions with people in the President's orbit in recent days, but he isn't expected to join in a public-facing role at this time.
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And since then, our press secretary has spoken on behalf of the president saying that he believes the people of Alabama will sort out what to do with Roy Moore and with that election.
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Many Democratic presidential candidates -- such as South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg and former Vice President Joe Biden -- have spoken on the campaign trail about the role their religious practice plays in their lives.
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Trump decided to respond to the speech by mocking the writer and questioning whether Ghazala Khan hadn't spoken on the stage because, as a Muslim woman, her husband wouldn't permit her to speak in public.
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Dunn has also called her student loan company on air, spoken on the record with her family about their finances and interviewed her (now ex) boyfriend about his perspective on her lack of financial responsibility.
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A spokesman for the Afghan federation, Shafi Shadab, who had earlier spoken on behalf of Mr. Keram, said Saturday that the attorney general had ordered him to have no further contact with the soccer chief.
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Fernandez's chief economic advisor, Guillermo Nielsen, has spoken on several occasions about the intentions of a Fernandez led government to further develop Vaca Muerta along the lines of the Permian Basin in the United States.
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Leaving Nevada on Tuesday for a day of campaigning in Minnesota and Michigan, Mr. Rubio told reporters that he had spoken on Monday with Mr. Bush, the former governor, who was his mentor in Florida politics.
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She is calm, collected, and well-spoken on camera – both in the present and in old interviews – but with a a jagged edge that reveals itself when people question Rajneesh or she feels her community threatened.
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ATHENS, Greece – The prime ministers of Greece and Macedonia have spoken on the phone to discuss progress in resolving a 27-year dispute over Macedonia&aposs name, which has poisoned bilateral relations and hindered NATO expansion.
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THE nomination of Jeff Sessions as attorney-general is a reminder that words spoken on the campaign trail have meaning, that politics is not show business, and that governments take decisions that make or break lives.
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Born as a boy, Dhaliwal has spoken on public platforms about being mocked in school for her feminine traits, her struggle to behave like a man, running away from home, and returning to her supportive parents.
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The lunar role in post-Copernican discovery and the great adventures of Apollo are necessarily but freshly recounted, the latter with clever use of dialogue spoken on the Moon itself, and to mission control back on Earth.
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In the 1970s he continued to seek out artists at the fringes of rock, like Gong, Henry Cow and the French group Magma, whose lyrics were written in an invented language spoken on the imaginary planet Kobaia.
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Mr Sanders has spoken on college campuses in swing states, and urged his admirers to defeat Mr Trump by backing Mrs Clinton—the woman he painted for so long as an unprincipled agent of the billionaire classes.
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Coni President Giovanni Malago said he had spoken on Wednesday with the two cities and the regional governments of Veneto, which surrounds Cortina, and Lombardy around Milan, to set up a working group to manage the bid.
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Sanders said during the briefing that the President and vice president had spoken on Tuesday, the day Trump Jr. disclosed emails related to the meeting, but could not say if the topic of Trump Jr. was broached.
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" Ronda HAS spoken on the record several times about her plans to reproduce -- telling "Ellen" back in 2016 her plan was to have kids with Travis Browne and in May 2018 she said she would be pregnant "soon.
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The hate crime charges he will now face will be announced by investigators in Texas Thursday evening, said a source who spoken on condition they not be named as they were not authorized to speak with the media.
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Habony seems to have spoken on TV only once, in 2000, when he appeared on a news broadcast as the man responsible for a new display case in Parliament's rotunda designed to showcase the centuries-old Hungarian crown.
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A U.S. official said Secretary of State John Kerry had spoken Sunday with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, while the official Saudi Press Agency reported that Kerry had spoken on Monday with Saudi Deputy Crown Prince Salman.
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A jury has spoken on Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE.
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To make things worse, at least in purely political terms, his remarks — spoken on Friday — were published on Monday, a day after Christine Blasey Ford came forward publicly with sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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Speaking in Paris on Tuesday, Bruno Le Maire, the French finance minister, said that he had spoken on Monday with Steven Mnuchin, the Treasury secretary, about a new French tax on Facebook, Google and other American technology giants.
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After the game, he said he had spoken on the phone with Alberto Riveron, the N.F.L.'s senior vice president of officiating, who told him the officials botched the call, a position the league chose not to refute.
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" She specifically said he had "spoken on my behalf without my approval" and had "filed a defamation case against Donald Trump against my wishes," and then launched "a new crowdfunding campaign using my name and face without my permission.
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"I only know what I read in the press on this, which is that he made that entreaty and Julian Assange says that he rejected it, never happened, and the Trump campaign has since spoken on this," Conway said.
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Although it was not so long ago that Polari was actively spoken on London's streets, it's now fallen out of widespread use—taking on a cult status amongst gay men due to its historical significance, rather than practical relevance.
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On Friday, a White House official said he expects the issue to come up but that the two leaders have already spoken on the phone and at this point, it's a question of how to "move forward" on the issue.
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In a statement, Pena Nieto's office said he and Trudeau had spoken on Thursday afternoon and were ready to begin the process of dialogue between Mexico, Canada and the United States, the members of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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For the past few years, Bridgewater Associates' founder and cochief investment officer, Ray Dalio, has been winding down the amount of time he spends at his hedge fund and has increasingly spoken on the state of global politics and economics.
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There's nearly as much audio information as there is visual detail: From the mixed-language slang spoken on the streets to the talking traffic systems and spoken advertisements blaring from blimp-born loudspeakers, Blade Runner's streets are noisy urban collages.
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" Before a single word was spoken on the debate stage Thursday night — where gerrymandering was hardly mentioned — 18 of the 24 Democratic candidates had denounced the ruling, describing it as a license for politicians and entrenched interests to "rig the system.
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"If he invited me to a public hanging, I'd be on the front row," the senator said at one campaign stop in early November, in an attempt to return the praise of a local rancher who had spoken on her behalf.
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Kwong Wing Catering, a small restaurant chain in Hong Kong, announced in a Facebook post on Wednesday that it would serve only patrons speaking English or Cantonese, the city's native language — a tongue distinct from the Mandarin spoken on the mainland.
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Though important bilateral issues were discussed, including the devolving situation in Venezuela, the most closely watched dynamic of Tuesday's visit was the interpersonal relationship of the two men, who have spoken on the phone but had not yet met in person.
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Since Friday, Mr. Pompeo has spoken on the phone with senior officials and leaders in Europe, the Middle East and Asia to explain the United States' need for defensive actions and, in some cases, stress that Washington wanted de-escalation.
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She has also spoken on internal panels and participates in monthly all-hands meetings and in one-on-one lunches Spiegel holds in the main cafeteria, where employees can come up and ask him and the executive with whom he's dining questions.
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But the way I see it, he helped shepherd America from a time when the word "pregnancy" wasn't even allowed to be spoken on "I Love Lucy" to where we are today: a much more progressive — albeit imperfect and still developing — sexual landscape.
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The UBS chairman has spoken on numerous occasions of his belief that in comparison to the U.S., Europe is far too reliant on monetary policy to solve the continent's problems and should place much more of an emphasis on fiscal policy instead.
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The UBS chairman has spoken on several occasions of his belief that, in comparison to the U.S., Europe is far too reliant on monetary policy to solve the continent's problems and should place much more of an emphasis on fiscal policy instead.
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It also indicates that the string of communications between Cohen and Hicks was unusual; according to an FBI agent whose account is included in the unsealed documents, prior to October 8, 2016, Cohen and Hicks hadn't spoken on the phone in weeks.
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President Donald Trump tweeted on Saturday that he had spoken on the phone with Sweden's Prime Minister Stefan Löfven about a matter of great personal import: the fate of American rapper A$AP Rocky, who is currently being held in a Swedish jail.
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The deputy head of the Journalists and Writers Foundation (GYV), a Gulen-affiliated group which has spoken on behalf of the Hizmet movement in the past, said previous efforts to close institutions had caused a backlash in Africa and met with limited success.
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Citing a source close to the matter, the daily newspaper said that French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire and Air France-KLM chief executive Benjamin Smith had spoken on Friday to discuss measures that the government could take to support the airline.
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Mr. Grassley's statement called Ms. Mitchell a "widely recognized expert on the investigation and prosecution of sex crimes," who has frequently spoken on the subject and has instructed detectives, prosecutors and others on the best practices for interviewing victims of sex crimes.
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A source familiar with the situation told CNN's Ariane De Vogue that the FBI had spoken on Sunday to Deborah Ramirez, another woman who came forward with allegations against Kavanaugh from his time at Yale University, which the judge has also denied.
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Lawrence revealed that she and Stone texted each other for an entire year before they ever actually met in person, and they were both slightly concerned that they might be meeting their joint "stalker" instead of each other, having never actually spoken on the phone.
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While she has previously spoken on a number of topics including weight loss and gain, the keto diet — which the adult film star swears by — and going to the gym, Jameson has stayed consistent when it comes to her honesty about the difficult journey.
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The executive had just exited the stage at TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco, where he had spoken on a panel about the upcoming wave of AR applications, and the potential for the AR market in the wake of new developer tools from Apple and Google.
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She's also one of the group of women who've spoken on the record about being sexually harassed by Justin Caldbeck, a venture capitalist who is said to have sexually harassed multiple women in the tech industry and has subsequently stepped down from that role.
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Clinton, 68, a former secretary of state and first lady, has spoken on the campaign trail of the need for more love and kindness, a contrast to Trump's rhetoric about his plans to deport illegal immigrants and temporarily bar Muslims from entering the country.
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When asked about Pence's remarks to the Washington Post of a possible diplomatic opening between the two countries, the source said North Korea remains skeptical given that he appears to have spoken on his own, without co-ordination from the White House and State Department.
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That s when I learned I had called him that night in my blackout, left an incomprehensible voicemail, that we had also spoken on the phone, but I was slurring so heavily he was scared for me, that he repeatedly told me to go find [my sister].
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"We are also going to confront what we believe is out of step with international law, out of step with international tribunals that have spoken on the issue, and part of this is we maintain a very transparent military activity out in the Pacific," he said.
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And Ms. Trump's choice of a white dress, as opposed to the color-blocked styles that have become Roksanda's signature, sent all sorts of interesting subliminal signals, given that Ms. Trump has rarely spoken on the campaign trail, including that this was effectively her political baptism.
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Other lawmakers and allies of the president have reportedly spoken on the phone with Trump in recent months and used the opportunity to raise several points to the president: Namely, that conservatives in Congress would revolt against the administration if Sessions, a longtime senator, was fired.
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Others, such as Infowars editor and conspiracy theorist Paul Joseph Watson, have baselessly declared Minassian to be a jihadist: Remember: While vehicles have been used in jihadi attacks elsewhere, Canadian officials have spoken on the record to say that as of now they do not see a connection.
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Dauman said last month at the Viacom annual shareholder meeting in Miami that he did not choose to be Redstone's health-care agent.. Redstone, who turns 93 next month, has not appeared at an annual shareholder meeting or spoken on investor calls for Viacom or CBS since 2014.
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Steffens tries to avoid this by framing "So Much Things to Say" as four hundred pages of "raw material," drawing from interviews he conducted over three decades with more than seventy of Marley's bandmates, family members, lovers, and confidantes, some of whom have rarely spoken on the record.
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So I take that for an indicator that we have no idea how he's going to come down on issues where he's spoken on the campaign, and it's going to be a function of his advisers as to how he ruminates and then settles on different policy proposals.
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The Guaraní Language Academy, established in 2012, is split between those who favor a purer version of the language, replacing words adopted from Spanish with old Guaraní words, and those who believe it should be the heavily Spanish-influenced version, known as Yopará, that is spoken on the street.
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I've written and spoken on CNN about the interesting and unexpected ways in which the Stormy Daniels story has intersected with the seemingly unrelated Russia investigation -- specifically by providing Robert Mueller and his team leverage to get Michael Cohen, Trump's personal attorney and "fixer," to provide information pertinent to their investigation.
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What's new: "Giuliani has spoken on the phone and held an in-person meeting, in Madrid, with a top representative" of Zelensky's to encourage Ukraine to investigate potential conflicts of interest involving the Biden family and whether the country "took steps during the 2016 election to damage" the Trump campaign, the NYT reports.
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A year later, Jamal's remains are yet to be found, but the Saudi message, spoken on behalf of autocrats across the region, has been heard clearly: If you do not say what we would have you say, your death will be brutal, your body will vanish and you will never even be buried.
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"The Roy Moore story is eight days old and the president put out a statement on his Asia trip on that, and since that our press secretary has spoken on behalf of the president by saying that he believes the people of Alabama will sort out what to do with Roy Moore and that election," she continued.
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Any book by Wright — including, to some degree, "Oblivion Banjo" itself — tends to read as a single long poem that relates the poet's mental adventures over the course of some defined time, with titles imposed on particular sections much in the way that political borders have sometimes been arbitrarily imposed on communities, as if it were not the same language spoken on both sides.
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He hasn't spoken on the topic, though on Tuesday he appointed a landing team made up of a Republican Senate staffer and a former director of the Office of Personnel Management to pave the way for taking over the White House's Office of Management and Budget — which houses the Digital Service — as well as a former GSA official to oversee the handover of that agency.
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DONALD TRUMP's nomination of Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama (pictured) as attorney-general—making the hardest of nativist hardliners the country's top law officer and head of the Department of Justice—is a timely reminder that words spoken on the campaign trail have meaning, that politics is not showbusiness, and that America's government takes decisions that make or break lives, shape economies and set norms across the globe.
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In a press release issued today by the White House proclaiming that "In Only Two Weeks, President Trump Delivers on His Promise to Make America Safe Again," the Trump administration's press office wrongly stated that John Kelly is secretary of defense (he is secretary of homeland security) and wrongly stated that Trump had spoken on the telephone with the president of Australia (Australia does not have a president, but Trump spoke to their prime minister).
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