Inuit leaders have spoken to Greenpeace, spoken out publicly, spoken to journalists.
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Santorum said he has not spoken to spoken to the President-elect about daily briefings.
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They've been isolated, they haven't spoken to anyone, they haven't even spoken to each other.
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"I have spoken to the family in the past, but I haven't spoken to them about this project," Navi admitted.
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"The gentleman apparently had not spoken to his family or spoken to anyone for quite a bit of time," Oberlies.
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According to the Department of Justice, Barr has never spoken to Trump about the Ukraine matter, nor has Barr spoken to Zelensky.
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The wisdom to adapt is the wisdom to have two languages: the one spoken to others, and the one spoken to oneself.
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He said he had last spoken to Gates in August 2016 and had last spoken to the alleged former Russian agent in 2014.
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The researchers then randomly selected 312 utterances spoken to black community members and 102 spoken to white community members for volunteers to analyze.
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He says not only was I the first real actor he'd ever spoken to, I was the first famous person he'd ever spoken to.
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When Dubois has spoken to Business Insider before, he has oft been softly-spoken to a point it could perhaps be misconstrued as shyness.
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"Governor Pence hasn't spoken to Mr. Trump since pre-Indiana primary, nor has he ever spoken to them about being VP — ever," the aide said.
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I haven't spoken to her since; he's spoken to her twice since, both times to tell her she's not welcome in our lives until she apologizes.
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" But Prince hasn't spoken to Trump: Prince said he has not spoken to Trump about his plan recently but that he knows "it's on his mind.
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Ms. Danius said that she did not know Mr. Dylan's plans because, although she had spoken to an intermediary, she had not spoken to the songwriter directly.
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I've spoken to my mother about this, I've spoken to other older women, and I think that older women and younger women alike are horrified by his comments.
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At the time, Commission President Juncker denied the phone conversation saying that he had never spoken to Trump, with media reports stating that Trump had instead spoken to Tusk.
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Conte said U.S. authorities had requested the meetings in June, adding that he had never personally spoken to Barr and that Trump had never spoken to him about the investigation.
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Leonard Tailleur, who represented Driver in the previous case on which he was granted the peace bond, said he hadn't spoken to Driver since February, nor has he spoken to police.
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Garamendi said he's spoken to two neighboring members — Reps.
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"Henson had never spoken to me about Kermit, but he had spoken to Frank Oz about the idea of me doing the character if he became too busy," Whitmire told CNN in 2005.
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"I've spoken to him a lot," Trump said of Romney.
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Kulick and her investigator had spoken to several of them.
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Emily explained she hasn't spoken to him in several weeks.
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NAPOLITANO: Correct, I have not spoken to him about this.
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Actually, he's had to already have spoken to his parents.
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I had not spoken to my wife in many months.
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Bustos did not say whether she had spoken to Sen.
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The people he had spoken to stopped answering the phone.
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For understandable reasons, I haven't spoken to this guy since.
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We're told so far Comrie has not spoken to cops.
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I haven't spoken to Ariana, but I'm happy for them.
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"I've spoken to Marla and with Donald," he told PEOPLE.
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Carter said he hasn't spoken to Pence about the probe.
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We've been to the hospital and we've spoken to parents.
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Some analysts I've spoken to believe the Surface Phone exists.
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REPORTER: Have you spoken to the FBI director about it?
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Mr Ramos has spoken to Mr Istúriz at least twice.
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No one from Boeing had spoken to them, they said.
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Have you gone in and spoken to Apple or Spotify?
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Have you spoken to director Tim Miller about that possibility?
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Armenta said Cravey had been spoken to about the passes.
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No one I've spoken to is sure why that is.
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He'd spoken to no one during that time, and made
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She has not spoken to Trump about the position, either.
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WATCH: Have you spoken to Secretary Clinton since the election?
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Gore said he has spoken to Clinton since the election.
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Sanders said she hadn't spoken to Trump about Flake's decision.
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He noted that he hasn't spoken to Biden since Christmas.
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Bridenstine declined to specify which companies he had spoken to.
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"I have spoken to so many different groups," she said.
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Jiayu had never once spoken to Hua in high school.
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I have spoken to the Republican leader about that request.
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Mr. Galgalo said that he had spoken to the assailant.
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I had spoken to in the taxi the week previously.
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But Calk had spoken to Army Chief of Staff Gen.
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CNN's Jeff Zeleny has spoken to top White House aides.
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Trump hasn't seen or spoken to either Obama since then.
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Either it's how they're spoken to, or nonconsensual vaginal exams.
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Should I have spoken to you from a burning bush?
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A couple of other people I've spoken to mentioned that.
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You're being judged without even being spoken to by them.
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He has not, sources say, spoken to most of them.
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He said he had recently spoken to Trump about immigration.
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"Shia hadn't spoken to him in seven years," Har'el said.
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Tsipras had earlier spoken to his Macedonian counterpart, Zoran Zaev.
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Mr. Stampfel said he had not spoken to him since.
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I have spoken to a dozen transit experts and historians.
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Scott said he had also spoken to Silver and Roberts.
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"I would've loved to have spoken to you," Trump gushed.
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I felt angry at how I had been spoken to.
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This is the core audience that Trump has spoken to.
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So I don't believe he would have spoken to Brienne.
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D'Egidio has not spoken to Reardon directly about the video.
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They have not spoken to anyone except some Canadian diplomats.
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Flyers I've spoken to are generally pleased with Delta's product.
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Tesla confirmed that Mr. Musk had spoken to the magazine.
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" Everyone she had spoken to afterward agreed: "Warren crushed it.
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She had not spoken to him in years: Mark Brooks.
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McConnell hasn't spoken to either of his Democratic counterparts, Sen.
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Since that time, have you ever spoken to Donald Trump?
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He has also spoken to Mr. Trump and European leaders.
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He said he had not spoken to Kiir since August.
|
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Unsworth also has not spoken to his daughter in years.
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Mr. Trump's aides said he had spoken to Mr. Netanyahu.
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"Have you spoken to Chasten's brother lately?" the reporter asked.
|
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Hatcher has not spoken to news media about the incident.
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Since that time, I have not spoken to Omar again.
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I've spoken to them often in the last two days.
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Mr. Dalton had spoken to officers shortly after the shootings.
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A. I have spoken to him at least five times.
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No student had ever spoken to me like this before.
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I've spoken to Oransky about this trend in the past.
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Hirsch said younger people she had spoken to admired Markle.
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I literally could have stayed and spoken to him forever.
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We were spoken to in this new and abrasive vocabulary.
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VICE: You're the youngest person I've spoken to so far.
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People I've spoken to are at a loss for words.
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And you know, we had actually spoken to ... I'd actually spoken to Leslie Stahl years ago about doing an episode on this because she had actually done this incredible episode about girls in science.
|
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"I think the young people I've spoken to, former colleagues I have spoken to, are still struggling with the same issues, the same conflicts, the same pressures to achieve no matter what," he said.
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But Canada has spoken to the United States about the case.
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I have spoken to conservatives who share these exact same concerns.
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"No one has ever spoken to me like that," she wept.
|
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Paul also said he had spoken to Trump about the matter.
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Have you spoken to the family since the film was completed?
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Nguyen's daughters have spoken to the press since their mother's death.
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"A suspect of interest is being spoken to," Barton told AL.com.
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He had just spoken to Lori Kaye, a close family friend.
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I would assume he's already spoken to his parents about it.
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David, 47, said he hasn't spoken to his brother since 2010.
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There hasn't any brands that have spoken to this use case.
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In one exchange, Davies said he had spoken to de Combret.
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I don't think I have spoken to him in 15 years.
|
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In fact, Siri wasn't spoken to once during the entire keynote.
|
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And it was the last time they've spoken to each other.
|
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He has spoken to overflowing crowds in Las Vegas and Reno.
|
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Authorities have reached out and spoken to Paddock's family and girlfriend.
|
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Morrison in turn said on Twitter he had spoken to Trump.
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He doesn't really speak unless spoken to, and he seems happy.
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Elisabeth Moss: I've spoken to her more since filming the show.
|
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I may have spoken to him one more time after that.
|
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"I've spoken to a couple of them," Barton told the outlet.
|
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I have spoken to Mourinho and have no problem with him.
|
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She's even spoken to family members of victims of gun violence.
|
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I've never spoken to anyone who works for EA or anything.
|
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" Mothers-in-law: "I haven't spoken to mine for 18 months.
|
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Sloan said he's spoken to Buffett three times since becoming CEO.
|
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"I have never knowingly spoken to Russian intelligence officers," Manafort said.
|
|
It's unclear if those women have spoken to New Mexico authorities.
|
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"I've spoken to the folks at ABC and Disney," Herjavec revealed.
|
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She hadn't seen him or spoken to him in 61 years.
|
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I haven't spoken to anyone at the Justice Department on it.
|
|
The ones VICE Sports has spoken to seem fine with it.
|
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Anthony said no U.S. fencers had spoken to him about Zika.
|
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Nobody I've spoken to inside the White House will tell me.
|
|
I was not the first frantic Barrett intern he'd spoken to.
|
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"I'd never spoken to her or heard her voice," Sleyon said.
|
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Keane told Reuters on Friday he has never spoken to Trump.
|
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If you haven't spoken to them already, see if you can.
|
|
"Toto has certainly not spoken to me about it," he said.
|
|
I've spoken to the victims, and that's on a factual basis.
|
|
Sessions would not answer, just saying he had spoken to lawyers.
|
|
I hadn't spoken to her since her birthday a month earlier.
|
|
It's been a few months, and they haven't spoken to us.
|
|
Aside from interviewing the medics, he has not spoken to witnesses.
|
|
Trump has also spoken to lawmakers about his visit to Asia.
|
|
She said he had last spoken to her early this week.
|
|
She declined to say whether she had spoken to the committee.
|
|
I haven't spoken to a single piece of policy on it.
|
|
But I haven't spoken to him in quite a long time.
|
|
This exchange did not involve me speaking or being spoken to.
|
|
Every single PR person I've spoken to is awful at crypto.
|
|
Paul Manafort is one of the people who was spoken to.
|
|
Rambis told reporters he had spoken to Afflalo about the demotion.
|
|
Nor has he spoken to the mayor's staff about the proposal.
|
|
Have you spoken to Zeke at all since that tribal council?
|
|
But it may, according to experts I've spoken to, be overblown.
|
|
But nobody I've spoken to is 100% confident he'll do that.
|
|
I had a colleague I hadn't spoken to in five years.
|
|
But national security lawyers I've spoken to say it's nonetheless disturbing.
|
|
Mr. Christie had just spoken to Mr. Wildstein at a Sept.
|
|
Occasionally, Davis is the first black person they've ever spoken to.
|
|
I might have spoken to it, severely: Enough of that, please.
|
|
The fact is, the greatest experts -- I've spoken to them all.
|
|
"People felt guilty," he said of teammates he has spoken to.
|
|
Every legislator I've spoken to agrees we need to fix this.
|
|
Photographs are mute objects, and many only speak when spoken to.
|
|
And the 43 percent, we're not even spoken to, responded to.
|
|
Customers don't want to be spoken to en masse, any more.
|
|
He has spoken to some players already and texted with others.
|
|
I wasn't the first journalist she had spoken to that day.
|
|
I have spoken to a representative of the Department of Justice.
|
|
Several Trump nominees had barely even spoken to their Obama counterparts.
|
|
He apologized immediately by email but hasn't spoken to me since.
|
|
And I've definitely spoken to other Warren supporters [in New York].
|
|
Callimachi: I've spoken to everybody and, um, it's not over yet.
|
|
"The patients that I've spoken to are terrified," the worker said.
|
|
"Perhaps more than any room I've ever spoken to," he said.
|
|
But still, no one from the government has spoken to us.
|
|
I haven't seen or spoken to Kobe in over 20 years.
|
|
So, I shredded the letter and haven't spoken to her since.
|
|
Police had not spoken to the woman since 1990, he said.
|
|
We've spoken to him about a brighter future for North Korea.
|
|
I got to connect with people I wouldn't have spoken to.
|
|
"I have spoken to him every day," Manager Terry Collins said.
|
|
"Everyone I've spoken to is freaking out," one intelligence official said.
|
|
I've spoken to lots of people who lost parents as kids.
|
|
As of Sunday evening, Trump had not spoken to Kavanaugh himself.
|
|
Shanahan: Senator, I've not spoken to anyone regarding the 737 Max.
|
|
A short time later she said she had spoken to Shelby.
|
|
President Trump said he has spoken to Abbott and Louisiana Gov.
|
|
Investigators have spoken to several witnesses and are reviewing surveillance footage.
|
|
Our sources say Britney hasn't spoken to Jamie since the incident.
|
|
More recently, he has spoken to individual senators of both parties.
|
|
And I had never spoken to a player before a trade.
|
|
Troy Vincent, the head of football ops, has spoken to him.
|
|
Ultimately, the car will simply understand when it's being spoken to.
|
|
Eniko was also asked if she's even spoken to Kevin yet.
|
|
I have spoken to many farmers who feel the same way.
|
|
Although the President himself has not spoken to the family, he does not want to pressure them in any way, members of the administration have spoken to the family in calls facilitated by the British government.
|
|
I'm in touch with his people, I have not spoken to him.
|
|
At this point, he hasn't even knowingly spoken to a serial killer.
|
|
My priority is reaching people who aren't being spoken to at all.
|
|
But everyone I have spoken to [has said it didn't affect them].
|
|
VS: You've spoken to us a lot leading up to the video.
|
|
Chesky said he had not spoken to Kalanick about the recent challenges.
|
|
But he realized later he had spoken to the shooter, when Rep.
|
|
"I haven't spoken to Dean in a really long time," he said.
|
|
After their last argument earlier this year, Diana hasn't spoken to him.
|
|
Nobody I've spoken to has heard Trump express anything along these lines.
|
|
"We've spoken to them, obviously," he said of that circuit near Bologna.
|
|
For many women that I've spoken to, they were introductions to life.
|
|
Both Jim and Amber have not spoken to Michael since his post.
|
|
Spoken to me by my "boyfriend" who was about 30 pounds overweight.
|
|
"I haven't spoken to her in a long time," Strahan told Time.
|
|
He said he hadn't spoken to his father about it in advance.
|
|
We've spoken to family members who say they're currently traveling to Orlando.
|
|
"I have not spoken to her in a long time," Clinton said.
|
|
"I have not spoken to her in a long time," she said.
|
|
Every survivor I've spoken to carries enormous psychological burdens as a result.
|
|
Nobody I've spoken to is confident about getting anything sorted by Friday.
|
|
DPR2 was nervous, only really spoke when spoken to, and exceptionally polite.
|
|
I haven't spoken to my stepfather or my mother since the election.
|
|
I have just spoken to Mr.Akhtar Hassan Rizvi father of Abis Rizvi.
|
|
It was this guy that I'd never spoken to—we'd only texted.
|
|
So far, Harrity has spoken to them; Noor has not, officials said.
|
|
Similar to Kyle, have you spoken to him about it since then?
|
|
"I've spoken to him (Allen) already," Mullins said in a televised interview.
|
|
Could you give me a number of people that you've spoken to?
|
|
People I've spoken to who have seen it feel the same way.
|
|
Gloria will never allow herself to be spoken to like that again.
|
|
Reuters has spoken to three people who identified Lempurkel in the recording.
|
|
"I haven't spoken to Michael in a long time," Trump told reporters.
|
|
"I haven't spoken to Max," said Wolff when asked about Marko's comments.
|
|
UK prime minister Theresa May has spoken to Trump about the issue.
|
|
None of those fired have spoken to the media about their termination.
|
|
I called him last night, first time I've ever spoken to him.
|
|
Business Insider has spoken to eight people about Deliveroo's rise since 2013.
|
|
I've spoken to over three dozen people who've been affected by this.
|
|
"Senator, I've not spoken to anyone regarding the 737 Max," Shanahan replied.
|
|
To have spoken to the man might have caused him to slip.
|
|
Fairfax said he had not spoken to Northam for a few days.
|
|
We have personally spoken to the victims of the Trump administration policies.
|
|
She has also spoken to Germany's Angela Merkel twice in recent weeks.
|
|
He was confused—he had just spoken to her the night before.
|
|
He has spoken to his spouse in Guatemala and the Guatemalan Consulate.
|
|
Trump said he has spoken to Obama as recently as last Monday.
|
|
Haven't spoken to him for a long time, but I know him….
|
|
They need to be spoken to like people and not barked at.
|
|
She was the first Secret Service protectee I had ever spoken to.
|
|
Davis confirmed that she had spoken to the special counsel about Stone.
|
|
Have you spoken to the researchers about maybe diving in the future?
|
|
How has it spoken to the core of what we're actually creating?
|
|
Before last year, I'd never met or spoken to the Garbage frontwoman.
|
|
She knew Chris, but she hadn't spoken to him for several months.
|
|
I think the one person I don't think I've ever spoken to.
|
|
Tuesday Manafort said: "I have never knowingly spoken to Russian intelligence officers."
|
|
He has spoken to his parent just twice since leaving in 2015.
|
|
In the past he has sometimes spoken to the group via satellite.
|
|
Reed was asked on Wednesday whether he had spoken to Koepka since.
|
|
I should have known from the first word ever spoken to me.
|
|
All this means is that you've just spoken to the wrong person.
|
|
His close colleagues and friends we've spoken to say he isn't running.
|
|
But I will tell you I have spoken to others in intelligence.
|
|
We have spoken to Corey, and he is recovering in the hospital.
|
|
But she wouldn't have spoken to him unless she was forced to.
|
|
He responds politely when spoken to, but does not engage in conversation.
|
|
Muminov said he had last spoken to Saipov about two months ago.
|
|
Mudiay has not spoken to the news media in Denver all season.
|
|
Brother 2 was livid and hasn't spoken to us for three years.
|
|
I haven't spoken to him in at least a decade, probably more.
|
|
Have you spoken to some of the other nominees from the show?
|
|
Manchin said he has not spoken to Democratic leaders about his plans.
|
|
According to an aide, Schumer also had not spoken to President Trump.
|
|
Obama's staff that I had spoken to her, even off the record.
|
|
"I've spoken to people who have developed infections at school," she said.
|
|
They haven't spoken to us or answered texts in over four months.
|
|
They're not really cared for, they're hardly spoken to, but they're kept.
|
|
Stanton became aware "after the event" that Unsworth had spoken to CNN.
|
|
I have spoken to the PM and my Association Chairman to explain.
|
|
He has never spoken to D.C. about D.C. and its colonial status.
|
|
No, I haven't spoken to him in a year and a half.
|
|
Mr. Affleck said that he had spoken to several senior Warner Bros.
|
|
I haven't spoken to him since the night I called the police.
|
|
He said he had spoken to Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz by phone.
|
|
" A White House spokesperson reiterated the President's assertion that he has not spoken to Stone in a while, adding, "The President has not spoken to Roger Stone in many months and any reports suggesting otherwise are categorically untrue.
|
|
"It may have spoken to just a small segment of the Wrangler buying audience, but it was a segment that we valued, and that we hadn't spoken to before," Kim Adams House, head of Jeep brand advertising, said.
|
|
Since he was released on bail, Mulakkal has not spoken to the press.
|
|
Collins said earlier Tuesday she hasn't spoken to the NRA about the proposal.
|
|
Not since Dilbert has truth been spoken to power in soulless work settings.
|
|
"I have to spoken to the Indian Foreign Minister," Raab said on Wednesday.
|
|
Nobody I've spoken to thinks that's happening and Trump hasn't even mentioned it.
|
|
He said he had spoken to Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif by phone.
|
|
IT'S BEEN A WHILE SINCE WE'VE SPOKEN TO A CEO OF THIS COMPANY.
|
|
I think the one person -- I don't think I've ever spoken to him.
|
|
I THINK I'VE SPOKEN TO PROBABLY ABOUT 12 FOREIGN LEADERS AT THIS POINT.
|
|
In the end, most people I've spoken to expect him to sign it.
|
|
LaHood also said that he had spoken to the family of Rosemary Vega.
|
|
He has spoken to the team; he will speak to the team again.
|
|
People reported that Markle's dad has spoken to Prince Harry on the phone.
|
|
Coleman has since spoken to several local elementary school classes about global warming.
|
|
She said she hasn't spoken to police or school officials about the cookies.
|
|
Tomlin said at the conference that he hasn't spoken to the athlete since.
|
|
I haven't spoken to him, I intend to speak to him later today.
|
|
I'd just spoken to the company financing my student loans about repayment plans.
|
|
But when Clinton was asked if she had spoken to Abedin, she deflected.
|
|
He said he had spoken to Noor Salman's mother after the Orlando attack.
|
|
STEVEN MNUCHIN: Well, I have not spoken to the President about this issue.
|
|
"It's dead wrong to imply I've spoken to the board directly," Buffett said.
|
|
Ghosn has not spoken to his family since being detained, the spokeswoman said.
|
|
Mixed-race people don't get spoken to about their histories/perspectives and politics.
|
|
Macklemore said on WWHL that he's never spoken to Bieber about the painting.
|
|
We've spoken to people where they didn't have any furniture in their house.
|
|
The most famous is Monroe, and her story has always spoken to me.
|
|
When I asked Greene whether he had spoken to Willams before qualifying him,
|
|
I hadn't spoken to Luke or Chase since our goodbyes during the season.
|
|
Four men who I'd once spoken to on Bumble had viewed the story.
|
|
She reportedly hasn't spoken to Drake since they recorded "Truffle Butter" in 2014.
|
|
There are multiple women we've spoken to with far-ranging accusations against Lauer.
|
|
I haven't spoken to him in a long time, but I know him.
|
|
He also has spoken to Josh Earnest, the current White House press secretary.
|
|
I've been honest that I haven't spoken to him since (last) season ended.
|
|
"I don't think I've ever spoken to him," Trump said at the time.
|
|
Hannity said he'd spoken to Trump, the Republican nominee, about three times tonight.
|
|
Have you spoken to Daddy Yankee or Justin [Bieber] recently about the success?
|
|
Since his book came out, Christie told CNBC, he has spoken to Trump.
|
|
His attorney, Adam Schneider, told CNN he hadn't yet spoken to his client.
|
|
Mr. Slaiman said he had spoken to Mr. Brown only once, by phone.
|
|
On Sunday's RHOP, they revealed they hadn't spoken to him in eight years.
|
|
"They've spoken to several of them, offering to free President Fujimori," she said.
|
|
Other former aides have spoken to media outlets about a toxic work environment.
|
|
Both Priebus and McGahn have spoken to investigators as part of Mueller's probe.
|
|
I've spoken to seem to see the recent uprising as confirmation of Macron's
|
|
Mnuchin said he personally had not spoken to Trump over the tax returns.
|
|
I say to her, Gladys, you should have spoken to me about this.
|
|
It was as if she'd spoken to an empty room, literally and figuratively.
|
|
Ernst said Monday that she had not spoken to Trump about his tweets.
|
|
Every public official I have spoken to agrees that they should be implemented.
|
|
Trump said he had spoken to Defense Secretary James Mattis about military readiness.
|
|
"He's not spoken to Epstein in well over a decade," the statement says.
|
|
He was the first person I'd ever spoken to who had been abused.
|
|
It'll just be you and some tech that doesn't speak unless spoken to.
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It's not a demographic that's spoken to, so they may not have knowledge.
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Mr. Murphy said he has not spoken to any venture capital firms yet.
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Instead, it portrays his words — spoken to reporters after the Grammys on Jan.
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This room negotiates them —Perhaps more than any room I've ever spoken to.
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He had already spoken to two people in Arhab who wanted to cooperate.
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Bryan C. Black's father, in which he misstated whom he had spoken to.
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Some politicians can make every member of a crowd feel directly spoken to.
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I have — I don't know how many mothers I have spoken to. O.K.?
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"We've spoken to women all the way over to Nova Scotia," Lombard said.
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Trump has spoken to those two senators about the bill in recent days.
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Mr. Gillum said Mr. Pittman had not spoken to him about the extension.
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She has spoken to her 10-year-old children about pornography, she said.
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WM: He has not spoken to anybody about this in almost a year.
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Arlene Foster, leader of the D.U.P., said that she had spoken to Mrs.
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In addition, Mr. Pamio has spoken to United States investigators, Mr. Lechner said.
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He called longtime political allies and associates he hadn't spoken to for years.
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Chillingly, it also required us to identify anyone we had already spoken to.
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He threw in the caveat that he hadn't spoken to his GOP colleagues.
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" Graham said he's not spoken to Trump since: "He knows how I feel.
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Longabaugh told CNN that the group has not spoken to any other campaigns.
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She said she has not seen or spoken to Mr. Sater since 2010.
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In Iran, hard-liners rebuked Mr. Rouhani for having spoken to Mr. Obama.
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The two whose families had spoken to us earlier agreed to be interviewed.
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"I haven&apost heard from them or spoken to them since," he said.
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Avenatti said he had not spoken to Emanuel in more than a decade.
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Members said they have spoken to the police chief about adding extra security.
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"I haven't spoken to Paigey since, I don't plan to either," said Kelly.
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I think the one person — I don't think I've ever spoken to him.
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That every Sunday for 40 years, he has spoken to Olivia de Havilland.
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Tillerson said he has not spoken to Trump since the report was published.
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Republican presidents have spoken to the march before, but by video or audio.
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Numerous Saudi officials I have spoken to talk of being nervous when summoned.
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"The president has spoken to our position on this issue," Mr. Bolton said.
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In recent weeks, Trump has spoken to NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre several times.
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So far, Geer has driven thousands of miles, and spoken to 43 clubs.
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It's worth noting that despite the allegations, nobody has spoken to Kihuen's accuser.
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She has now spoken to members of both the House and the Senate.
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Everyone we've spoken to in Scotland ended up offering us more than we'd asked.
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She'd just spoken to George W. Bush when Clinton nodded at her, Elle reports.
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He said he has also spoken to Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris.
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Bloomberg has since updated the story and we've spoken to a Blue Apron spokesperson.
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People I've spoken to in these queues have waited for hours, sometimes in vain.
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Have you spoken to him, have you given him a thank you for that?
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He said the last time he'd spoken to his brother was after Hurricane Irma.
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That women haven't really been spoken to by Hollywood until now is frankly sad.
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But the senator said he hasn't spoken to any of them about his plan.
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I had mentioned Rolf and the others I'd spoken to while interviewing Sam Dodge.
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"I've not spoken to Kanye, but I think that things are going better now."
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" Cummings also said he hadn't spoken to Gaetz about the tweet, adding, "For what?
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Plenty of parents I've spoken to privately have had their concerns about YouTube Kids.
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Until the day of the operation, Ms. Plummer had never spoken to Dr. Shoemaker.
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Q: What are you hearing about China from the companies you have spoken to?
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Holbrook said he had spoken to her heartbroken family just before addressing the media.
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He would not comment when asked if Freidman had spoken to the special counsel.
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But, Perry said, he has not spoken to Trump in at least six months.
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Online, I've spoken to many other trans people who went through the same thing.
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And some women he's spoken to, whom he didn't name, are angry about it.
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NORTH and South Korea had not spoken to one another in almost two years.
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Jain said he has spoken to Musk about working together without giving further details.
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It doesn't work very well' Earnest said the White House had spoken to Corker.
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I was in a meeting and everyone I had spoken to seemed so reasonable.
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Farah said he had not spoken to Salazar and not seen McHenry since October.
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The several dozen Trump supporters I've spoken to here don't love everything about him.
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After all, a lot of parents she's spoken to regretted having their daughters cut.
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Unfortunately, the music hasn't spoken to the producer as much as he initially anticipated.
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I&aposve never spoken to anyone from the New York Attorney General&aposs Office.
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Some have argued that Ms. Kristeva might have spoken to agents without realizing it.
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Sena also reportedly said he'd spoken to 300 potential candidates in 75 congressional districts.
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Her parents have not spoken to her since she told them she was transitioning.
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MS. SANDERS: I know he's spoken to General Kelly multiple times yesterday and today.
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Has Ward spoken to you about promotion and the business side of the sport?
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Larson says they have not seen or spoken to one another in a decade.
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Ardern said she had spoken to Trump, who had asked how he could help.
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Most aides I've spoken to think Trump will appoint Fed Board member Jerome Powell.
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Mueller said he had spoken to Bienkowska in Brussels this week about his views.
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Meadows said he had not spoken to leadership this week about his ObamaCare concerns.
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All the while, he hasn't spoken to a black-led music magazine in years.
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I drew a line in the sand and I haven't spoken to him since.
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Johnson told CNN he has not provided any documents or spoken to the committee.
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The president has said he has spoken to Barra directly to voice his displeasure.
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We were all standing and applauding and Ali hadn't spoken to or acknowledged anyone.
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However the experts I've spoken to caution that this tactic is hardly a lock.
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She's previously spoken to Entertainment Weekly about the lack of women in the franchise.
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The next day, his sister called and asked if he'd spoken to his parents.
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And I know you've spoken to her a lot, it was hard for her.
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I've spoken to the president, and I know he wants to end this war.
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Confronted on Monday, Mr. Trump said oddly that he hadn't spoken to Ms. Bondi.
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The newspaper attributed the story to people who have spoken to the president recently.
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" Asked whether he knew or had ever spoken to Ivanka Trump, Klokov responded: "no.
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And Trump said he had spoken to King about also having a speaking slot.
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Trump said on Tuesday he had not spoken to the Saudis about the case.
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She'd nod at me occasionally and respond when spoken to, but that was all.
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It said it had spoken to 50 of China's largest dry bulk shipping lines.
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We have spoken to activists who went up against batons, tear gas, and bullets.
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FIA officer Noman Bodla confirmed he had spoken to Siddiqui but declined to elaborate.
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Charles had not yet spoken to W.N.B.A. President Lisa M. Borders regarding her actions.
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"We have spoken to the families affected and acknowledged our deepest sorrows," he said.
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I have also sometimes spoken to individual Federalist Society chapters at various law schools.
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The supplier wished to remain unnamed because it hadn't yet spoken to its partners.
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I have spoken to nearly 300 people; of these, 30 terminated pregnancies before Roe.
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I had security spoken to, but I guess you'll have to come, I suppose.
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At dinner, my sister and I were only allowed to speak when spoken to.
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Brody says he hasn't spoken to any of them since TMZ announced their pregnancies.
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GM Ken Holland, meanwhile, says he hadn't spoken to his player about the story.
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Noisey: Hi, I've spoken to some doctors and they don't like what they see.
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"Jack and Diane" by John Mellencamp Your children haven't spoken to you in years.
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Of the customers we've spoken to, some are pre-paid and others are contract.
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It was a girl I'd spoken to a bit on Tinder but never met.
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No American president or president-elect had spoken to a Taiwanese president since then.
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Earlier in the day, the pair had spoken to reporters about the coronavirus outbreak.
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The reality here is members CNN has spoken to just feel in the dark.
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No one I've spoken to believes this pitch will lead to a different result.
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Many of them haven't spoken to their parents and don't know where they are.
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"I have never knowingly spoken to Russian intelligence officers," Manafort told the Times reporters.
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"As a grown man, I've never been spoken to that way," the officer said.
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Above, a man who hasn't spoken to most of his relatives in three years.
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And everyone I've spoken to about it so far has had the same experience.
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Mr. Mnuchin said he had not personally spoken to Mr. Trump about the request.
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Another knows her son is in New York, but has not spoken to him.
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We have already spoken to the theaters about these new measures and they agreed.
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This wouldn't have happened had I not spoken to a gate agent and asked.
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His mother, Patricia, said that she had last spoken to him on Saturday night.
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The White House official said it is unclear if Trump has spoken to Cohen.
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We've spoken to him about the importance of allowing private dollars to come in.
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Trump has not spoken to any Democrats since the shutdown began on Friday night.
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She's spoken to Trump once since the election, but they didn't broach the topic.
|
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Since the incident, Hollberg told CNN he's spoken to the NAACP about Johnson's comments.
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Then he explained that he had recently spoken to his wife on the phone.
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The driver was spoken to, and the investigation has been closed, the official said.
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She told me I was "canceled" and hasn't spoken to me since the summer.
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Canellas chose a supervisor with whom she had spoken to frequently about her goals.
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Shortey, who has served since 2010, has not spoken to media about the incident.
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China experts who have spoken to him said his views were hawkish but mainstream.
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Rooney noted he has not spoken to Kelly since he became chief of staff.
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He hasn't spoken to Breni since she left, but her mother in Honduras has.
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The scope of that investigation or who investigators may have spoken to is unclear.
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" And their answer—and I've spoken to them—has never been, "This is wrong.
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Rice hasn't played since, but has spoken to schools and players about what happened.
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All said they had spoken to the person behind the alias via messaging services.
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She's already spoken to her doctor about how she'd like to use VR again.
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McCain said he had spoken to former CIA Director David Petraeus on the issue.
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So what if he's spoken to the president, vice president and chief of staff?
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I haven't spoken to him lately, but I don't have a problem with Trump.
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I probably would have spoken to him if he'd called, if he'd gotten through.
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Some employees have spoken to Business Insider about particularly gob-smacking behaviors from shoppers.
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Molotov complained that he had never been spoken to that way in his life.
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"I think many senators that we've spoken to are concerned, deeply concerned," she said.
|
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Le Maire said he had spoken to the Japanese about the proposed tie up.
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I had spoken to that woman on the platform, just moments before she died.
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Q: Have you spoken to the family of the victim of the car attack?
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The Trump supporters I've spoken to, that's a lot of what they talk about.
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Many I have spoken to acknowledge Rajoy chose this path for himself, but nobody I have spoken to in Madrid or Barcelona over the last month really knows what those exceptional measures will portend, for the people and politicians of Catalonia and Spain.
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And we also realized we hadn't spoken to each other directly in a few hours.
|
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White has spoken to Rachael since Hardy was added to hear her feelings on it.
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At this point they hadn't actually spoken to each other since March, according to Dorinda.
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Chuck Grassley of Iowa said when asked how many times he had spoken to Mueller.
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"I haven't spoken to Shamea ever since that scene aired," she revealed at the reunion.
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You should have already spoken to your kids about relationships and human behavior and sexuality.
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I mean, he was strong armed according to the sources that I have spoken to.
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A proper investigation must be completed, witnesses interviewed, evidence reviewed and all sides spoken to.
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"I have never met nor spoken to Renée Zellweger," Minnelli wrote in a Facebook post.
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When I've spoken to a number of patients and survivors, it was quite the opposite.
|
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I have spoken to others off the record who have made similar claims as CPAC's.
|
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But these days, Notaro apparently hasn't spoken to C.K. in a year and a half.
|
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Regardless, Schiff still omitted the important fact that committee aides had spoken to the whistleblower.
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Chiu said she's spoken to investigators in all three jurisdictions but declined to comment further.
|
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You have however spoken to me of good souls, admitted to the contemplation of God.
|
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Almost everyone I've spoken to about EOR feels at least a little conflicted about it.
|
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Since the story broke, I've spoken to four sources close to the Kavanaugh confirmation process.
|
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Le Maire said he had spoken to the Japanese personally about the proposed tie-up.
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Le Maire said he had spoken to the Japanese personally about the proposed tie up.
|
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" Cryer also revealed that he hasn't spoken to Sheen, 53, "in a couple of years.
|
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However, Bridenstine countered that he's spoken to companies that are very interested in assuming control.
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BLANKENSHIP: No, I haven&apost spoken to Senator Manchin probably in seven or eight years.
|
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But that effect is hard to measure and, economists I've spoken to argue, likely trivial.
|
|
They have spoken to those who feel that a liberal elite has left them marginalized.
|
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But for most of the people I have spoken to, surrender is not an option.
|
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I'm not quite sure—I haven't spoken to either in 976 days, but who's counting?
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UNINDENTIFIED FEMALE: You don&apost know, OK. UNINDENTIFIED MALE: I haven&apost spoken to her.
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Square's doing really well from everyone I've spoken to and it's being run really well.
|
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I WONDER WHETHER YOU HAVE SPOKEN TO MARK BURNETT ABOUT HIS EXPERIENCE WITH DONALD TRUMP?
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"I've spoken to tens of thousands of people to listen to their anguish," he said.
|
|
The Journal reports that Dish has spoken to other tech companies about partnering, as well.
|
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Smith had not spoken to Schnatter but hopes to work with him, the Journal reported.
|
|
What about Crazy Cousinz and Paleface: have you spoken to them about the whole thing?
|
|
In recent months, she has spoken to The New Yorker and Anderson Cooper of CNN.
|
|
Trump and Clinton have rarely spoken to the same audiences so far in the campaign.
|
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Assange also says he has not spoken to Vladimir Putin, his surrogates or Donald Trump.
|
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Having spoken to them outside, it's clear that they don't want it to be gentrified.
|
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I've spoken to young pro athletes who've admitted that the business of sports intimidates them.
|
|
On a subsequent call, O'Hare's mother allegedly said that she had spoken to the rabbi.
|
|
Caitlyn told "Good Morning Britain" she hasn't spoken to Kim in 6 to 9 months.
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We haven't spoken to a single automotive who is sharing that with these cloud providers.
|
|
They do not make sense, and everyone I've spoken to is in agreement on this.
|
|
He's not believed to have spoken to any ex-presidents since taking office in January.
|
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The dueling inclinations have left the President disgruntled, say people who have spoken to him.
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TV in an interview Thursday, adding that he has spoken to Trump about the amendment.
|
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Many event organizers and volunteers spoken to by Reuters said they had to be wary.
|
|
He also said the British ambassador in Tehran had spoken to Zaghari-Ratcliffe last Sunday.
|
|
Months later, after the children's mother had already spoken to police, Alexander called Watchtower back.
|
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In a victory speech to supporters, Edwards said he had spoken to Rispone by phone.
|
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First they noted, with some puzzlement, that they had not spoken to Mr. Dylan personally.
|
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Luis Carlos Villegas, Colombia's defense minister, said he had spoken to his Venezuelan counterpart, Gen.
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"I've also spoken to General Kelly, who said this was news to him," Walters added.
|
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Still, the methods the researchers employed are well regarded by several academics we've spoken to.
|
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They said they had spoken to a separatist who confirmed part of the return route.
|
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"I may have spoken to Trump once since I retired" a decade ago, Dunleavy added.
|
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She's in Chicago now, he said, and he has spoken to her on the phone.
|
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Ms. Allan has spoken to her husband and her two adult children about the decision.
|
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The House intelligence committee has also spoken to Podesta as part of its Russia investigation.
|
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I must have spoken to over 50 people in this way to get those clients.
|
|
Comey has not spoken to the press since President Trump abruptly fired him last month.
|
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None of the passengers I had spoken to said they were issued or offered one.
|
|
Trump has spoken to both French President Emmanuel Macron and UK Prime Minister Theresa May.
|
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At one point, Trump appeared to tell reporters that he himself had spoken to Kim.
|
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I've spoken to models—I even know the Victoria's Secret girls, and it's not true.
|
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We've spoken to people who have feared for their lives because their partner surveilled them.
|
|
People who have spoken to the President say he took Roy Moore's loss surprisingly well.
|
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He rattled off the names of people he'd spoken to and what they were doing.
|
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Mr. Ruddy said he had spoken to President Trump several times about the Sinclair deal.
|
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Nike managers have spoken to "a cross-section of employees" about the issue, he said.
|
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"I've spoken to Allen Weisselberg about how to set the whole thing up," Cohen says.
|
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To this day I haven't spoken to him about it, but he's using the hotel.
|
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I've spoken to people in Switzerland who are losing their jobs because winter's going away.
|
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We chatted about how school was, if she'd spoken to Dean, if she missed home.
|
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Ms. Abbas and other Uighurs have also spoken to aides or members of the commission.
|
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"I hadn't spoken to her since I graduated from high school in 1971," he said.
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GWENDOLINE CHRISTIE If they had met in happier times, he wouldn't have spoken to her.
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He had not spoken to his family, though he asked each day to call home.
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"We did have some sources who had never spoken to another journalist," Ms. Kantor said.
|
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At the time, Korb said he'd spoken to POLITICO just once since his campaign began.
|
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She said she didn't know whether Trump had spoken to Cohen about the matter recently.
|
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Elizabeth Whelan said they haven't spoken to him since he was detained in December 2018.
|
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Softening euphemisms abound: to have been ''spoken to,'' instead of threatened; ''educated,'' instead of disciplined.
|
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According to Biss, she hasn&apost spoken to Dawson since he purchased her custom Furby.
|
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None of the protestors we've spoken to could say for sure who's behind Tsunami Democràtic.
|
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That's McConnell's central operating strategy in this trial, people who have spoken to him say.
|
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MORE had ever spoken to the group — a question that drew boos from the crowd.
|
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Alexander has spoken to Corker but is not pushing him to run, one source said.
|
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Have you spoken to Jack Ma about what you're doing in payments and financial services?
|
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She said hasn't spoken to the homicide detective on the case in nearly two years.
|
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"I have not spoken to the president about that," Trump said before turning to Macron.
|
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Q Mr. President, have you spoken to the Saudis about the missing Washington Post columnist?
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Most of the folks I've spoken to have been very proud of everything we've done.
|
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On Friday, President Trump said he has not spoken to Whitaker about the Russia investigation.
|
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On Thursday, Gentiloni said he had spoken to several European "colleagues" who supported the mission.
|
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"No one I&aposve spoken to is happy with how Eddie handled this," Deming said.
|
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Negative emotions may be easier to cope with when channelled into words spoken to ourselves.
|
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As Lewis had previously explained, he had first spoken to the headmistress himself on Saturday.
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I think that's spoken to a lot people in Arizona who are the same way.
|
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I have not spoken to him much" but he "seems like a nice guy, though.
|
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"I haven't spoken to Michael in a long time," the president told reporters last week.
|
|
A very literal showering of love, appears to have spoken to many people this year.
|
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They haven't seen or spoken to each other since their father's death 16 years earlier.
|
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"I had never been a publicist, but I'd spoken to enough of them," he said.
|
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Kamala Harris of California, he has also spoken to confidantes about being impressed by Sen.
|
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It was the first time SanSoucie had spoken to a media outlet about their relationship.
|
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You had left on the 19th, but had you spoken to anybody about the call?
|
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"I really want to speak to" — I would have spoken to him in two seconds.
|
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The operator who answered the Chicago hotline asked if I'd spoken to a doctor yet.
|
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Drake: Well I'm glad I have spoken to you and cleared this whole issue up.
|
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"I've spoken to many Republicans who don't intend to vote for Trump," Mr. Sloan said.
|
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Mr. Bouteflika, paralyzed and in a wheelchair, has not spoken to his country in years.
|
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Have you spoken to Elton Brand yet and if so what has he told you?
|
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I got interested in the company, got spoken to — or recruited — a number of times.
|
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Moreover, Azuma's character understands words spoken to her and responds as if in natural conversation.
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I had not spoken to them—I think the one person, I don't think I've ever spoken to him or ever met him, and he actually said he was a very low level member of, I think, committee for a short period of time.
|
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" A White House spokesperson reached out to CNN to reiterate the President's tweet that he has not spoken to Stone in a "long time," adding, "The President has not spoken to Roger Stone in many months and any reports suggesting otherwise are categorically untrue.
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According to the transition team, Flynn had spoken to Kislyak at several points on various issues.
|
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I don't know where my mom is, and I haven't spoken to her since I left.
|
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I certainly don't, and none of the players I've spoken to in my group do either.
|
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And that's something that almost everyone I've spoken to says, is brace yourself for more volatility.
|
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Police have identified and spoken to at least one person from each of the other flats.
|
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A presidential official said Hollande had spoken to German Chancellor Angela Merkel before making his declaration.
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The man had been kicked out at age 19 and hadn't spoken to his parents since.
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Have not spoken to Roger in a long time – had nothing to do with my decision.
|
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In a tweet Saturday morning, Trump claimed that he had never spoken to or met Vindman.
|
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Pulliam told ET she hasn't seen or spoken to her ex since he filed for divorce.
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"To apologize to someone I've never spoken to ... is a little unrealistic right now," he said.
|
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Conrad has spoken to PEOPLE in the past about Chloe, especially her habit for eating gum.
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REPORTER: Mr. President, have you spoken to the family of the victim of the car attack?
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I've spoken to Secretary Mnuchin almost every day as they have been part of these discussions.
|
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Greenwood had spoken to other publishers, but the tone of Devolver and its games intrigued him.
|
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Game's lawyer says they've spoken to the witness multiple times and she never expressed any fear.
|
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"He doesn't have much to do in jail," says a source who has spoken to Chris.
|
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There's not even an indicator to let you know who you have and haven't spoken to.
|
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But Richards says she still hasn't spoken to her costar and former close friend and ally.
|
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According to several sources, Casey has not spoken to her family in more than a year.
|
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There is a sense among the people I've spoken to that Europe is not safe enough.
|
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In fact, he's already spoken to several dozen team owners about joining him in his efforts.
|
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Stone said he had spoken to Trump "recently," but not about his appearance before the committee.
|
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Most greens I've spoken to about his actual service in office, however, have been quite pleased.
|
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Gadoury has now spoken to National Geographic, and it's clear the teen is not backing down.
|
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Diane, with whom she hasn't spoken to after their friendship ruptured, will be receiving the position.
|
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He hasn't spoken to Brandi since the night before the murders, according to the Journal & Courier.
|
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Between the lines: Nobody we've spoken to on Capitol Hill thinks Mahoney's prediction is remotely possible.
|
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, meanwhile, said Wednesday that he had spoken to Facebook about Libra.
|
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Schumann says the phrase, for him and many veterans he has spoken to, has turned meaningless.
|
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I've spoken to a few men who've said that friends of theirs have had cosmetic Botox.
|
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Their sources: Two GOP lawmakers "who have spoken to Chaffetz directly" and four House Republican aides.
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One-on-one interviews were scheduled with the same directors I'd spoken to on the phone.
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"No one wants to feel like they're being spoken to by the corporate animal," Baker admits.
|
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Everyone he'd spoken to had either turned him down or backed out citing the risks involved.
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They're definitely the drunkest group we've spoken to all day, but the message remains the same.
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I've spoken to many single moms who seem more happy and relaxed than their coupled counterparts.
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"We have spoken to Ms. Todd to apologise and are establishing the background to her claims."
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"President-elect Trump has already spoken to more than 50 leaders around the world," he said.
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She told them she was overwhelmed by her son's return but hasn't spoken to him yet.
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She also revealed she has not spoken to Bieber in "years," not even via text message.
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Deters said he had spoken to DuBose's family and said they are upset with his decision.
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The shooting was not captured on police body cameras, and Noor has not spoken to investigators.
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He wouldn't tell me if he's spoken to Trump or anyone from the US gov't. pic.twitter.
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But it's just that the material has spoken to us and we see a path in.
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She said that it had been nearly ten months since she had spoken to her family.
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Have not spoken to Roger in a long time - had nothing to do with my decision.
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The C.D.C. had spoken to players and staff members from both teams about the potential risks.
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Some of the contractors Tullow has spoken to have said they can get their own financing.
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" @FoxNews exclusive from Randy Levine: "I have spoken to nobody about the chief of staff job.
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Since her return to the United States, Danley has spoken to investigators multiple times, Lombardo said.
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On the first day, the child spoke to her aunt and has spoken to her since.
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CNN asked whether staffers had spoken to Amber about her behavior before they kicked her out.
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The committee has spoken to dozens of witnesses since Nunes stepped aside in April, while Reps.
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The President has also not spoken to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer since that January meeting.
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"I wonder how many common people that he knows or that he's spoken to," Stills said.
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Grassley said he has not spoken to Wyden about it but is open to the idea.
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He said the firm has spoken to "at least a couple dozen" inmates at this point.
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Williams said police have spoken to her, and she is safe and cooperating with the investigation.
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I'd spoken to William, and later went out to Malawi to visit him and his family.
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I have spoken to Ken about professional boundaries and relied on him to uphold our policies.
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He said he had spoken to the F.B.I. but did not know where his son was.
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The White House has said Trump has not spoken to the attorney general about the matter.
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I have spoken to some of these people like Stockroom about [selling] wholesale [on their site].
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Republican Senator Lindsey Graham said he had spoken to Trump about a short-term funding bill.
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Developers we've spoken to say Facebook hasn't formalized or named a specific Messenger platform partner program.
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Nor are most of the people I've spoken to about the space over the last week.
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"This is the first time the universe has spoken to us in gravitational waves," Reitze said.
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"We have spoken to the police and are aware of the situation," the Ravens told NFL.
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I've spoken to those who were deeply traumatized and others who described their birth as ecstatic.
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I've been "getting on with it" ever since, and haven't spoken to my mother in years.
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He also declined to say whether he had spoken to Trump about his testimony, Schiff said.
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" Michael Cohen: "He is not my lawyer... I haven't spoken to Michael in a long time.
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You're one of the only people I've spoken to who has said they wouldn't go there.
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"It's a fight Usyk's people have spoken to [Matchroom Boxing promoter] Eddie [Hearn] about," Haye said.
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"I haven't spoken to any fishermen that want it to happen," said boat captain Lance Palmer.
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All sorts of health-privacy folks I've spoken to have said these deals are routine now.
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I generally stopped speaking unless spoken to while with him, drifting through life like a ghost.
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She had spoken to her younger sister on the telephone just hours before the shooting started.
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Cohen says he's already spoken to the CFO of the Trump Organization about financing the deal.
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I haven't spoken to Jesse about it, as we haven't really spoken that much in years.
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" She said she would "rather the race was canceled than people being spoken to like that.
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Mr. Lanzer said he had often spoken to Taliban officials about the protection of humanitarian workers.
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Joseph F. Dunford Jr., the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has spoken to Gen.
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And if militants found out the family had spoken to them, the family could be killed.
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Now Mr. Gupta, who served two years in prison, has spoken to Andrew about his plight.
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"We have spoken to Corey, and he is recovering in the hospital," the team's statement said.
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Before that lunch, I had never spoken to my clients or employees about my personal life.
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Along the way I have spoken to a lot of people about heroin and painkiller addictions.
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And they both have spoken to — I think — the worst side of politics in this race.
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Coach Jack Del Rio said he had spoken to Lynch about the issue after the game.
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"So many survivors I've spoken to, they just want their assailant to admit it," Wanjuki said.
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Dan Luttrull served with David in Afghanistan, but he hadn't spoken to him in a while.
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"Make sure the person you're talking to wants to be spoken to that way," he says.
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Have not spoken to Roger in a long time -- had nothing to do with my decision.
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"I have not spoken to him since he's run for president or become president," she said.
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Mr. Pruitt has not spoken to the news media since Mr. Trump nominated him in December.
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I have spoken to journalists who cover these zones; they swear that it is very true.
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Sources close to Bannon denied to The Hill that he has spoken to Trump about Mueller.
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The news outlet cited three unnamed sources who have spoken to Bannon about the internet giants.
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Motherboard has previously spoken to several women who say they were coerced by Girls Do Porn.
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Flournoy reported back that Clinton had spoken to Murren, who was on board with the plan.
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You may not recognise us because we haven&apost spoken to your parents in 17 years.
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Sabathia said that he has spoken to other African-American players who share the same experiences.
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If he tip-mongered daily, or was otherwise aggressive, I would have spoken to a manager.
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Those are what I've spoken to my new counterpart, the new foreign minister in Ukraine about.
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I decide to FaceTime my parents since I haven't spoken to them in a few days.
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Sherry Weddle says she hasn't spoken to her son yet but has messaged him via Facebook.
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He'd also spoken to Timothy on the phone, and exchanged e-mail messages with several people.
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Leclerc, 22, said he had spoken to Binotto immediately after the race but not to Vettel.
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But reading that, it sounded like a lot of guys I've spoken to late at night.
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Leary said he had never before spoken to Kelly and that the email was completely unsolicited.
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No one in Sevnica spoken to by Reuters recalled having seen her there in recent years.
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I have stood beside Cory while he has spoken to Jewish audiences around the United States.
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A senior administration official said that Trump has not personally spoken to Putin since that call.
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Biden told reporters over the weekend he's "never" spoken to his son, Hunter, about the matter.
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" Hatch said that he had not yet spoken to Cotton about the idea, but "I will.
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One of them has spoken to the Bronx District Attorney's office, a prosecutor said in court.
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And it's unclear if Trump has spoken to any other people directly affected by the shutdown.
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Only a few hours earlier, she had spoken to a student assembly at Cashmere High School.
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In my opinion, people want to be spoken to in language that they can relate to.
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Mr. Lurie said he has spoken to both IfNotNow and J Street U about their protests.
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Billy has spoken to you and it is OK. Everything is going to be OK now.
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Kim said he had not spoken to a North Korean in Singapore in around five years.
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"I've spoken to a number of survivors ... who said they were actually quite disappointed," Leaney said.
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"I've spoken to Allen Weisselberg about how to set the whole thing up," Cohen tells Trump.
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I've spoken to quite a few people about this, and opinions seem to be pretty divided.
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It is weird, especially going through a press cycle, and then being on tour, you're definitely spoken to in a way, or at least I was spoken to in a way, where there's no other venue in my life that anybody would talk to me that way.
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I've spoken to people working who have previously bought tickets, and they prefer working on the crew.
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Everything from the music played to the language spoken to the food served must be 100% Mexican.
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He has spoken to black audiences — to a black church in Flint, Michigan, this week, for example.
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Be a parent who truly speaks and acts in the way you expect to be spoken to.
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Some people I've spoken to agree with Carter about the video versus still question, and others don't.
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He&aposs spoken to him, probably, about 20 times, you know, since President Trump has become president.
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LEWANDOWSKI: Look, I don&apost think so and I haven&apost spoken to the president about it.
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Having spoken to other men working in technology, Dayble said many were scared to take any action.
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And on that front, nearly every expert I've spoken to has been clear: Don't hold your breath.
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I've spoken to (former New York City mayor) Rudy Giuliani we're going to put together a group.
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The man asked me about my motivations, and for the names of the people I'd spoken to.
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When asked if he had ever spoken to Perry about Ukraine, Giuliani responded by dismissing the question.
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Have any of you spoken to your friends or family about issues that have been bothering you?
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The others had spoken to prisoners' rights groups and state investigators, and their statements to each matched.
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In an interview with ABC News' George Stephanopoulos, Trump said that he had spoken to Kim before.
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The person I had spoken to on the phone felt far away, replaced by this cooler doppelgänger.
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Trump's letter is dated just days after he had spoken to Erdogan by phone on October 6.
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Mallory has spoken to American Airline officials, but has yet to meet with senior management, as requested.
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"I've spoken to the Speaker and she is not doing anything until after the funerals" for Cummings.
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Women who I've spoken to this week described themselves as regularly feeling angry and "combative" toward men.
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I was told that I didn't realize that I had spoken to [Jackson] earlier in the day.
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But there's some evidence that Trump, who sources say has not spoken to Bannon, is paying attention.
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What about a queer person who is spoken to as if they were a second-class citizen?
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But the real estate mogul has spoken to him, and bestowed an adorable nickname on the infant.
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She has spoken to black media outlets and talked about African-American issues to African-American audiences.
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U.S. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell has spoken to President Donald Trump and others about the situation.
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A source who has spoken to Watts tells PEOPLE the severity of his predicament has sunk in.
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HAVE YOU SPOKEN TO CHANCELLOR MERKEL ABOUT DEUTSCHE BANK AND THE NEEDS OF THE GERMAN BANKING SECTOR?
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Jiminian said he has seen Oddi entering and leaving his garage but has never spoken to him.
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That may be why several sources have said the X team has spoken to Chinese manufacturers lately.
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The interrogators, Wa Lone told the court, already had a list of the policemen he'd spoken to.
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She told CNBC on Thursday that she has spoken to Bresch and that the two will meet.
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He said he had already spoken to three other candidates to join forces against the right-winger.
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They've spoken to more than 300,000 kids – but recognize how much work there is to be done.
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Now, Pompeo has spoken to USA Today about a similar experience she had early in her career.
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Well, the people I've spoken to at Spotify have had kind of mixed responses to that question.
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She said her husband, who hadn't spoken to the media as of noon Friday, was doing well.
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"I have personally spoken to Jussie, and he is adamant that he's telling the truth," Perry continued.
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So I blocked her on everything and I haven't spoken to her since—or returned her cash.
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Only later did the ranger see a bulletin and realize that he'd spoken to Hogs, Judd said.
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Arnold, who said he hasn't spoken to Barr in several years, claims she suffers from mental illness.
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Kaminski says he has not spoken to the governor of the central bank concerning his son's job.
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And of course the Alliance Defending Freedom, a group I have spoken to before, that litigated cases.
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Theresa told Broadly that nobody from Yarl's Wood authorities had spoken to the strikers about their demands.
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The best lawyers I have spoken to so many lawyers, they said, this is not a case.
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The newspaper also said that Yahoo had spoken to other bidders, including Verizon Communications, CBS and InterActiveCorp.
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Ellison maintained that he has not met with or spoken to the anti-Semitic minister since 2013.
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"Details are still fuzzy," said Pathak, adding that the police have now spoken to the victim herself.
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"I haven't spoken to her in years, but what an exciting time in her life," Cavallari said.
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Andrews said many female performers have spoken to her privately about their preference for condoms on set.
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However, White House press secretary Sean Spicer denied Ruddy has spoken to the President about the issue.
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Liebow had spoken to one of them about the founder just a week before she was fired.
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She apparently had spoken to a pastor at a local church on Thursday morning, according to Ramirez.
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BECKY QUICK: Have you spoken to Rex Tillerson, the head of the secretary – the secretary of state?
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The Japan Coast Guard has already spoken to the Filipino crew and is also probing the inconsistency.
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"I've spoken to just about everybody in a tough race in the last 48 hours," he said.
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Law enforcement sources say police have not spoken to the woman since she left the United States.
|
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Although Cook said he hadn't spoken to President Barack Obama about this issue, he said he would.
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She found herself mentally addressing it to Marie, whom she hadn't spoken to in over a year.
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"He says that a lot," said a source who's spoken to Trump at length about the subject.
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" And when Trump was asked about Page, he said, "I don't think I've ever spoken to him.
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Khalid denied the Post's reporting, saying on Twitter that he had never spoken to Khashoggi by phone.
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That's what we know, according to knowledgeable sources who have spoken to CNN among other media outlets.
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"Have you spoken to Secretary Clinton since the election, commiserated at all about that?" he was asked.
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The Pauls had not spoken to the neighbor in many years, the aide said in a statement.
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"I haven't spoken to a person who isn't furious," Wood told VICE of revelations about the program.
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But I've spoken to several business owners who have decided to look beyond job applicants' past mistakes.
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I've spoken to others, particularly small business employers, who are confronted with premium increases and unaffordable deductibles.
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For the majority of the time, your smart speakers won't make a sound unless they're spoken to.
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"No one at Fox News has spoken to Zinke about a contributor role," a network spokeswoman said.
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"I haven't spoken to him about that," Trump told the news outlet when asked a direct question.
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The Swedish Academy, which bestows the award, does not know because it has not spoken to him.
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He'd earlier in the day spoken to two foreign media outlets to raise concern about Wang's disappearance.
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" He said some of the investors he's spoken to believe the pressure he's applied is a "positive.
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TRUMP: Essentially everybody called me, all of the major leaders, and most of them I've spoken to.
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"Having spoken to fishing leaders today, I know they are deeply frustrated with this outcome," she said.
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Another woman told me that she had spoken to CBS's legal department about Rosen's and Fager's behavior.
|
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"Santa María, Madre de Dios..." Before the prayers, the family had spoken to us about Vidal's death.
|
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Other executives in the space have spoken to the difficulties inherent in still-stringent U.S. marijuana laws.
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When I briefly met her, some weeks after I'd spoken to Raine, she declined to be interviewed.
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I'd grown skeptical of the prosecution's case, but others I'd spoken to were more convinced by it.
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I've spoken to hundreds, probably thousands, of people about libido, and it is almost never that reason.
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" Spicer dismissed Page as a "hanger-on" and said Trump has not spoken to Stone "anytime recently.
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What's next for Iran ... Most Iran experts I've spoken to are betting against a new Iran deal.
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Jackie tells Remy that she knows Walker has spoken to Hammerschmidt — and she plans to follow suit.
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I had never spoken to him, but I had seen his face and heard stories about him.
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Zavala-Garcia's court-appointed attorney, Jeff Haas, tells PEOPLE he has not yet spoken to his client.
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He had already spoken to potential investors, including Uber , which had launched its own self-driving unit.
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"Another Biden ally, who has also spoken to the campaign regularly, said Warren "makes the most sense.
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I would stay, but I've spoken to Sam and squeezed all the blood out of that stone.
|
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She has twice spoken to lawmakers, and she did a summer internship with California Assemblyman Rob Bonta.
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Nadler told reporters on Friday that he hasn't spoken to Mueller directly as part of those negotiations.
|
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On Friday, the police first said they had spoken to a man in relation to her disappearance.
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It said Macron had spoken to British Prime Minister Theresa May on Monday to express his solidarity.
|
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Prosecutors I've spoken to contend they seek Alford pleas because they are convinced the inmates are guilty.
|
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Levin told me about an Indivisible leader in a battleground state whom he'd spoken to on Sunday.
|
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"I have spoken to Mr. Takahashi and he has apologized," Mori said, according to the news service.
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Mr. Zhao first said it had been seven years since he had spoken to the two operatives.
|
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Trump told reporters on the South Lawn on Saturday that he had spoken to New York Gov.
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Trump told reporters on the South Lawn on Saturday that he had spoken to New York Gov.
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Clinton and Mr. Comey, according to two people who have spoken to Mr. Trump about the issue.
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Sheriff Thorp said he had spoken to the man who escaped his vehicle on State Route 79.
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He added that he had earlier spoken to U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo about the attacks.
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Burch told me that she's heard similar stories from many of the women she has spoken to.
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The institute said it had spoken to 21 former prisoners to build its case against Mr. Ficior.
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I've spoken to countless (I literally stopped keeping count) obesity researchers and dietitians and biologists and doctors.
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He'd initially claimed he hadn't spoken to Parnas, then saying he'd actually talked with the fixer's wife.
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Perhaps he's not," Trump said on Thursday, later adding, "I don't believe I've ever spoken to him.
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Family and friends of the others had previously posted announcements about them and spoken to news organizations.
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They have spoken to detectives, and police said in a statement that they didn't know one another.
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"I've spoken to Republicans who are taking a more charitable view of what Bannon said," she says.
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I have not spoken to him, but I will speak to him and I'll make that determination.
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In a statement to CNBC, Sasse's spokesman did not deny that the senator has spoken to Kristol.
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The sentence is spoken to a palliative-care nurse who has been tending the writer's dying mother.
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In the May minutes, other officials reported unease among business leaders they had spoken to about trade.
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Latimer and Urbahn say they've spoken to numerous current and former Trump administration officials about writing books.
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She said she hasn't spoken to Barbash or seen any of the old crew since those days.
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He had spoken to jurors, he said, and they told him a unanimous conviction was not possible.
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"I think they're generally aware, although we haven't spoken to them specifically on that yet," Ellis said.
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Sanders told reporters on Friday that Trump himself hadn't yet spoken to those senators following the hearing.
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The Washington Post was the first to report that the whistleblower had spoken to staff of Sen.
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The best lawyers, I have spoken to so many lawyers, they said, this is not a case.
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He added that he had also spoken to Erdogan about the issue in Paris over the weekend.
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CNN so far has not spoken to anyone who is willing to corroborate the New Yorker's story.
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Other Republican presidents, including Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush, have spoken to the march, but remotely.
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ABC News said Cohen has spoken to Mueller's team in both Washington and in New York City.
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He has already spoken to Mueller's team about his case multiple times, CNN first reported last week.
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"My error," said Toni, who said he should have spoken to Rafael directly before saying anything publicly.
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According to The New York Times, Trump and McConnell have not spoken to each other in weeks.
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GC: The business community that we've spoken to here, and back in Italy, all praise you individually.
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Mattis said last June that he had spoken to Chinese officials about Beijing's claims in the region.
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He's one of several Republican senators who has spoken to Romney personally and urged him to run.
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"I haven't spoken to the FBI," Vashukewich said, in comments passed on to VICE News by Sheremeteva.
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According to those spoken to by Reuters Read will be met by a groundswell of good will.
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The United States has spoken to the Arab state about human rights and other issues, Nauert said.
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Great guy, and several sources said he has spoken to Uber board members involved in the search.
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I probably wouldn't have put Tonight at number one until I'd spoken to Julian [Corrie] about it.
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Feeling suspicious, Branson checked with the government and was told that Fallon had not spoken to him.
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Birhan had spoken to a lawyer for just 20153 minutes, but was told he should be fine.
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Friday's speech marked the third consecutive year Trump has spoken to the annual meeting of the NRA.
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I think Mark himself, I've spoken to him, you've spoken to him over the last year and a half, he does seem to have gone through some kind of evolution about what he thinks the power of his platform is, and is trying to do stuff about it.
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"I've spoken to [Hornik] about it, but still can't really figure it out," a different August employee says.
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In Facing The Other Way, it says that you had spoken to Bob Mould about producing this album.
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Amber Tamblyn has spoken to Charlyne Yi, the woman who accused husband David Cross of alleged racist comments.
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Stan was not joined by his wife, Julie, though he said he had spoken to her by phone.
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Baldwin followed up by asking whether Garcia has spoken to the White House about her husband&aposs case.
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The moment Trump said he hadn't spoken to Mike Pence about Syria — and disagreed with him #debate pic.twitter.
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Pretty much none of them have ever actually spoken to me, and I die in most of them.
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But Paul's chief strategist denied the men had squabbled and said Paul hadn't spoken to Boucher in years.
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Since then, I've heard from people I haven't spoken to in years, which has been a true delight.
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On Facebook, Julian's father Andrew Cadman said he had spoken to his son hours before he went missing.
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If a boy was staring at her nipples that long why was he not spoken to or punished?
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Michelle says she has not spoken to her daughter in three months and believes N. is in trouble.
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For many people, I was the first Muslim they'd ever really spoken to or had a conversation with.
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He had spoken to the president an hour and half before, he said, and Trump was on board.
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Jordyn Woods says she has spoken to Kylie Jenner about her involvement in Tristan Thompson's latest cheating scandal.
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As you said, you haven't spoken to her in years which means you definitely don't understand the situation.
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Asked if she had spoken to the president, Bro said: I have not, and now I will not.
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The fast tracking of FDA drug approval is a concern for many disabled advocates I've recently spoken to.
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I've spoken to so many people who have been burglarized and they get over it and they're fine.
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The 37-year-old fashion boutique owner has spoken to Joe since his sentence began — on the phone.
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"The company's security officials who we have spoken to admit there is little they can do," Lages said.
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After all, for the Kardashian family, nothing is truly real until you've spoken to Ellen DeGeneres about it.
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And that initial "Ok Google" or "Hey Google" will still have to be spoken to trigger the Assistant.
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"We speak to our community how we want to be spoken to: girlfriend to girlfriend," Scott, 34, said.
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Trump said he has spoken to FBI Director Christopher Wray, Attorney General William Barr and members of Congress.
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Nobody I've spoken to thinks Sandoval – a big fan of the Medicaid expansion – will ever support the bill.
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A lot of people I've spoken to seem to have moved on from him as they got older.
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I look at that pain, and from the parents that I've spoken to, it's just a constant ache.
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But a spokesman said Clinton "knows nothing" about Epstein's alleged crimes and hasn't spoken to him in years.
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Spade had spoken to her father the night before and was looking forward to a trip to California.
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She said she had spoken to Nigel's mother and asked the public to reach out and support her.
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Manchin stressed that he had spoken to McConnell and wasn't making the decision to block other bills lightly.
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"People I have spoken to, out of training, it has kind of tainted (Sky's) image somewhat," he said.
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Even so, two-thirds of the women who experience leakage haven't spoken to a doctor about the problem.
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Burr, a North Carolina Republican, said Monday he has not yet spoken to Mueller about Comey's expected testimony.
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Having spoken to people from all over the political spectrum, I'm remembering how to read between the lines.
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That doesn't mean, however, that the company hasn't just recently spoken to the power of its AI systems.
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Sources who've spoken to Robert Lighthizer say Trump's top trade negotiator is unyielding: Trump wants what Trump wants.
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Musicians that I've spoken to have expressed how much it meant when CREEM gave them a thumbs up.
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Over the past few days I've spoken to senior administration officials about what to expect from the trip.
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I've sat down and spoken to kids, and then eventually found out later that one of them died.
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People I hadn't spoken to in years were getting in touch to say they'd booked tickets for Belfast.
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However, Kilmer said in his post that he hasn't spoken to his onetime costar in nearly two years.
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Many of the agents I spoke to had never really spoken to a journalist on the record before.
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"Most of the time they had not spoken to the hospital staff about this," Nanayakkara said by email.
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Morgan told GQ magazine he had spoken to Weinstein at a clinic where he has been seeking treatment.
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He suggested that all those who might have spoken to the whistleblower about their concerns engaged in treason.
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Bushnell has spoken to the magazine about the driving forces behind her recent split with former fiancé Higgins.
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I'd spoken to a lot of journalists, and I think that the fear of transmission was super overblown.
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With Tallulah's agreement, they brought her to Moore, whom she had not spoken to for over three years.
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Earlier in the day I had spoken to several Catalan lawmakers, who had anticipated a move like this.
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All three of the current and former diplomats have already spoken to lawmakers as part of the inquiry.
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" WAFF-TV reported that Lance hadn't spoken to his father in nearly five years because of "bad blood.
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" Cooper said he has spoken to numerous Sanders supporters who call the vice president their "clear second choice.
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Yarrow's spoken to people who say the Amazon cart has replaced a traditional shopping list in their homes.
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On Trump's plane, the aides spoke when spoken to and otherwise kept to their labors on their laptops.
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Good stress, bad stressAs part of my research, I've spoken to university colleagues and students who work virtually.
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"I've spoken to Shootfighters [the fight club Haskell has been training at] and I've watched him," Green said.
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The number was nearly 70% for members whom the union hadn't spoken to in the last few years.
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"Well, he may have spoken to him, but I think he loves being secretary of State," Trump said.
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A recent article quoted an embittered former employee whom I haven't seen or spoken to in several years.
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I have spoken to their parents and both sets of parents are keen to enroll the children here.
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Byrne said those conversations took place within the past week, though he has not personally spoken to Moore.
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I have also spoken to terrorists' families and friends and even, in some cases, to the terrorists themselves.
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"I've spoken to Rom, yeah, to put it that way," Solskjaer said, according to the Manchester Evening News.
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All year, Trump has spoken to virtually all-white audiences, but now we are told that will change.
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Schumer said he has not spoken to President Trump since a meeting at the White House on Friday.
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NBC reported that it had spoken to some of Shakir's co-workers prior to the lawsuit being filed.
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On Monday, Trump said he had a falling out with Epstein and hasn't spoken to him in years.
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I've spoken to three offices so far who say they won't support the bill in its current form.
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Comey, 57, is looking forward to telling his story, a person who has spoken to him recently said.
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Mr. Rubio has spoken to Mr. Bush at least twice since Mr. Bush quit the race on Feb.
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"I haven't spoken to Michael in a long time," the president told reporters outside of the White House.
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Here's the rest of Cayo's story in their words: We've spoken to every candidate at least once now.
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To violate that tacit rule is to be vain, "asking for it," or speaking without being spoken to.
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The vehicle Congress used for this measure, experts I've spoken to agree, shows it's serious about chastising Trump.
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And nearly every expert I've spoken to is incredibly pessimistic about the chances that the summit will succeed.
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Sources who've spoken to Trump about the Nord Stream gas pipeline say he has two chief complaints: 1.
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"We've already spoken to this sort of rhetoric," John Kirby said when asked about Duterte's comments on Tuesday.
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Cohen has not yet spoken to federal prosecutors, sources familiar with the matter told NBC News on Wednesday.
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Mr. Watson said he had never spoken to Mr. Nuzzo, the indiscreet official from the James Madison Institute.
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I've spoken to my doctor about it and they are in favor of some time in the sun.
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"I've spoken to Allen Weisselberg about how to set the whole thing up," Mr. Cohen told Mr. Trump.
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Callimachi: So in many ways, his background is typical to so many others that I have spoken to.
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Speraw, Weber's assistant, said that the referees had spoken to the staff at halftime of the U.M.B.C. game.
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She added, she nor Regina and Faviola, have spoken to Seagal, but they've reported the incidents to LAPD.
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On Friday, Mr. Trump said on Twitter that he had spoken to the country's prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull.
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Hironaka told the briefing he was aware of the report but had not spoken to Ghosn about it.
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Industry experts and retail trend professionals have spoken to pretty much every publication about hard seltzer's skyrocketing popularity.
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I have since moved to the United States, where I have spoken to many groups about my experience.
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Larissa Drohobyczer, a lawyer for Ms. Mayorga, confirmed in an email that she had spoken to Ms. Lennard.
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He said he had spoken to the home and defense secretaries and was in contact with Heathrow officials.
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Venturi is known to have spoken to several well-known OEMs over the summer about a potential partnership.
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In its report, Minnesota Public Radio cited a Democratic official who had spoken to the senator and aides.
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Dokic said she hadn't spoken to other players who had suffered similarly but hoped her book would help.
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Women have also spoken to law enforcement authorities in London, Los Angeles and elsewhere in the United States.
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Chancellor has never spoken to the press and subsequently departed Facebook as quietly and serendipitously as he arrived.
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Yet Mr. Boies said he has never spoken to Mr. Vance about a criminal investigation of Mr. Weinstein.
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Of the nine mothers held at the facility whom Warren met, only one had spoken to her child.
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I had spoken to only a handful of my San Francisco bureau colleagues about our building's seismic vulnerabilities.
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Several people I'd spoken to, including Gabriella from my hotel, recommended Caseificio Borderi and its huge, generous sandwiches.
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Several people who have spoken to Ms. Gabbard say privately that her team loves the controversy, seeing Mrs.
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That man who had spoken to him earlier had reappeared and stood there over him holding a gun.
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"Every black woman that I've spoken to has gone through that severe journey of self-loathing," she said.
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"A number of people I've spoken to say that isn't a legitimate extension of insider trading," Klotz said.
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" Today, as Sondland testified before the House Intelligence Committee, Trump said, "I have not spoken to him much.
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"I have not really spoken to anyone that much about it ever," he said, according to The Guardian.
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"No one I've spoken to is happy with how Eddie handled this," Mr. Deming said of Chief Gallagher.
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Mercado told the hearing that said he had at no point spoken to Go about the weapons system.
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Bozarjian says she has not spoken to Callaway -- but the phone calls and messages were relayed to her.
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Tester said the committee has spoken to some 20 retired and active members of the military about Jackson.
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"I can count on a couple fingers how many times I've spoken to Senator Cousins," Mr. Klein said.
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Hamlet's first soliloquy is spoken to a confidante, Ophelia, whom at that point he feels he can trust.
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Alex Zaragoza is the senior culture writer at VICE, who can die happier having spoken to Tiffany Pollard.
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Schumer said he has not spoken to either moderate Republican, though he said senators are talking among themselves.
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The bottom line is that Trump should have appeared at the rally and spoken to these young Americans.
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He has not spoken to Mr. Trump and would not say how he voted in November, he said.
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