Lately he's been suggesting to Lily she look into Vanderbilt University.
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Are you sick of Netflix suggesting to you watch Failure to Launch?
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"It's suggesting to the appropriate authorizing committee to find savings," Rogers said.
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Draw your own conclusion, he seems to be suggesting to the public.
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The host is suggesting to sell some stocks and prepare for Friday's aftermath.
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But merely suggesting to an FBI official that he should drop an investigation?
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"Maybe someone should publish a uniform series," he recalled suggesting to Mr. Schulz.
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"I am not suggesting to throw away the head scarf or anything," she signed.
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Nothing is suggesting to me that wage inflation is at a point of accelerating.
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Suggesting to women that period blood is "dirty" or "toxic" is wrong on many levels.
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He can render himself indispensable, and perhaps start suggesting to you what you should want.
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The attack echoed a strategy that the Islamic State group has been suggesting to its followers.
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"What I'm suggesting to you today is a reckless bias coming in here," Mr. Biggs said.
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Number 16!' suggesting to plaintiff his unhappiness that sixteen women in the Company had maternity-related status.
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Kanye steps in and objects, suggesting to his wife that the look is off-brand for her.
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POTUS was asked about Kelly suggesting to CHC that DoJ has say on what happens to DACA.
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Its volume has spiked over the previous two days, suggesting to Maley it may have been oversold.
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I'm not suggesting to show all the love to the ex if they're undeserving or a deadbeat parent.
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Buy Too Much FoodWe're not suggesting to be wasteful, but when there's a sale, take advantage of it.
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Suggesting to the world that veterans, as a whole, enjoy extremely dark, lowbrow humor like this isn't helping.
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His plan is the rough equivalent of my suggesting to him that they try buying Russian missiles for SpaceX.
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The IRS wasn&apost definitely saying Facebook should pay more; It was suggesting to the judge that it should.
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"I would be tipping my hand and suggesting to litigants that I have already made up my mind," he said.
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So, I have been suggesting to the president and others, he ought to be looking for something called judicial humility.
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Frequent job-hopping used to be a red flag, suggesting to prospective employers that a candidate was unfocused and disloyal.
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"Shake yourself out, you're too tense," he said before suggesting to slow it down and make the song his own.
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But it is troubling because when an executive does a buyback they're suggesting to the market the stock is cheap.
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The planes flew in similar erratic patterns, suggesting to experts that an automated system might have malfunctioned on both flights.
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The CNN story caused a sensation, suggesting to many that a breakthrough in the Trump-Russia investigation was finally imminent.
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It seems that merely marking a category — suggesting to children that it matters — led them to pick up on cultural stereotypes.
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He recalled suggesting to the company's board that Ms. Mariscal be named C.E.O. almost four years ago, when she was 26.
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Dolan would return to this theme on Friday, suggesting to the world that Oakley has drinking problems and an uncontrollable temper.
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The man had proposed that the woman and her children live as nudists, while also suggesting to her that incest was normal.
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The constellation of metals recalled the findings of the Brahe exhumation, suggesting, to Zilberstein and Righetti, a connection between Kepler and alchemy.
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Robert Mueller's prosecutors gave him a lenient sentencing recommendation, suggesting to Judge Emmet Sullivan in DC that he should face no jail time.
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Pope Francis famously criticized Donald Trump last month, suggesting to a reporter that Trump was "not Christian" for his harsh stance on immigration.
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Following Trump's letter to Kim on Thursday suggesting to hold the meeting would have been "inappropriate," House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
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Yet Democratic candidates are focusing on other states, suggesting to political experts that crafting a strategy to win California could be a challenge.
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Kihuen is also accused of suggesting to a Nevada lobbyist, through emojis in text messages, that the two make a sex tape together.
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Christian references in the Beecher passage were edited out, suggesting to some critics that the board did not want to offend religious sensibilities.
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Williams Kaliman, issued a statement declaring that in light of the ongoing social upheaval, military officials were "suggesting" to Morales that he resign.
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The stocks tend to bounce once it falls to 1, suggesting to Raymond they are close to a bottom but not quite there.
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Trump has also attacked Libertarian vice presidential nominee William Weld, suggesting to The New York Times that the former Massachusetts governor is an alcoholic.
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It was a subtle way of making Alexa seem capable, and also, suggesting to developers that building these skills would be a low lift.
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U.S. jobs grew at a strong clip in November, even though wage gains remain moderate, suggesting to some investors that inflation is relatively low.
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At some point, there's going to be a huge issue with people really taking the answers that computers are suggesting to them without questioning.
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The company was also apparently in disbelief that the ad even ran, suggesting to BuzzFeed News that it might be either old or photoshopped.
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"To be suggesting to people that if the candidate they choose doesn't win, that it's because of fraud, that undermines our democracy."https://t.
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The Labor Department said Wednesday that business prices rose more than expected in August, suggesting to some that inflation may be starting to build.
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"They just do," suggesting to her that they care at least as much about the landscape as the preservationists and second-home owners do.
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He sought to milk the manipulation even more, suggesting to Brian Kilmeade of "Fox & Friends" that protesting players may even need to be deported.
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I remember once suggesting to a magazine that I write an article about the paintings Brown made to document her attempt to swim around Alcatraz.
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Despite the heated rhetoric, the fixed-income response Friday morning was largest contained, suggesting to some that the market had already foreseen a scuttled deal.
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Third, there's a slowdown in lending, particularly construction lending, suggesting to Cramer that the big banks' earnings reports on Friday could reveal sinking loan demand.
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Some of his jobs were not terribly demanding, suggesting, to his critics, a pattern of absenteeism stretching to his poor attendance record in the Senate.
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" Here's what the Federal Reserve chairman told the Senate Banking Committee: "Nothing is suggesting to me that wage inflation is at a point of accelerating.
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He ended the tweets with the comment, "Boom narrative post peak," suggesting to some that the market's late-cycle behavior could be seen as contradictory.
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The company began leasing the robot in September, suggesting to companies it could be used on construction sites or to monitor oil and gas facilities.
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Ms Ley tried to explain the apparent blurring of public and private business by suggesting, to widespread derision, that she had bought the flat on impulse.
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And in a massive ad campaign seen everywhere from airport walls to TV screens, Facebook's suggesting to you what to broadcast, and how to watch it.
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In the third quarter of 2017 GDP grew by 0.4%, beating the expectations of most analysts, suggesting to some that the post-referendum cut was unnecessary.
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Since then, there has been very little movement on the embassy issue — suggesting to Israel watchers that Trump would likely keep the embassy in Tel Aviv.
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In an interview Monday night, Khan hit back, suggesting to the UK's Channel 4 News that plans for a state visit by Trump should be shelved.
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On June 5, he held an elaborate signing ceremony for the purpose of suggesting to Congress in a memo it move to privatize air traffic control.
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On Wednesday Saudi Arabia's stock market posted its lowest trading volume this year, suggesting to fund managers that there is little appetite for any extended rally.
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" Rev Run responded by suggesting to Rose that maybe "a representation of what you're wearing and stuff and seems like, in their mind, what you're representing.
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Google's YouTube, for instance, began life without any Time Warner networks, suggesting — to AT&T, at least — that channels like TNT, CNN and TBS were inessential.
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Right now you're suggesting to someone who just entered the work force that, unknown to him, everyone else has been silently judging him, and not positively.
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From it's poor new player onboarding to bad quest UI, it's a game I only feel comfortable suggesting to friends that I can personally play with.
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The S&P 500 reclaimed its 21.65-day moving average for the first time since April 21, suggesting to some traders that the market may move higher.
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Jones has for years used the Infowars website and his radio show to peddle conspiracy theories, suggesting to his audience that the end of civilization is near.
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Who is telling these people, or suggesting to the media on their behalf, that they should go to the immense effort and expense of running for president?
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" He said someone had interfered with his slides without his permission, which "made matters worse by suggesting to people that there was something wrong with the material.
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"When people understand lean, they will frequently bring it home, suggesting to their husband or wife that there's a better way of loading the dishwasher," he said.
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The justices may be wary of suggesting to the public that their informal oral summaries, rather than their written opinions, precisely set out the details of decisions.
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It was a little like suggesting to Mark Zuckerberg that he could get past his business problems if he dropped the part about being on the internet.
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The fall below $1.25 was significant, said Lee Hardman, a currency analyst at MUFG Bank, suggesting to investors that there were broad worries about the British currency.
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Those games have gone ahead, too — Canelas currently sits third, two points off the leader — suggesting to Madureira that the rationale for the boycotts was Canelas's success.
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And yet, some people are using the hubbub as a conversation starter, suggesting to their would-be dates that they could avoid contracting it by shacking up.
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On the one hand, suggesting to fans that Lando is queer without actually delivering on that promise is a deeply regressive move, commonly referred to as queerbaiting.
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Jones has for years used the Infowars website and his national radio show to peddle conspiracy theories, suggesting to his audience that the end of civilization is near.
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Powell on Wednesday said that the Fed had a long way to go before interest rates would hit neutral, suggesting to markets that more hikes could be coming.
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She begins to complain suggesting to her manager that we just go to another studio altogether if this one wasn't prepared to have us at the scheduled time.
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Beyoncé has often been seen as an example of black feminism, suggesting to women of color that it's best to set one's own course and buck societal conformity.
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For all the talk of recession, the losses so far have appeared calm and orderly, suggesting to him that too few investors have been asking the same question.
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"China has always been suggesting to use dialogue to resolve trade issues — our efforts and our sincerity are clear to be seen by the international world," he said.
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Further out, options market activity is suggesting to Gilbert that investors have shifted to the more defensive move of buying protection on Tesla, rather than buying upside calls.
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Last year, Michael Bloomberg came under fire for suggesting to an Iowa radio station that Bloomberg News might halt all political coverage if he jumped in the race.
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A broader approach involves helping patients systematically identify what's important to them, and based on these goals and preferences, suggesting to them how to think about their options.
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Fring shoots Nacho one of his trademark blank and baleful stares as the ambulance pulls away, suggesting to me that the man has instantly figured out Nacho's perfidy.
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Nadler and other top Democrats point to Whitaker's litany of statements questioning or even suggesting to curtail the investigation, comments that he made before joining the Justice Department.
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My favorite right now is 99% Invisible — it's one that friends have been suggesting to me for years, and now I'm sort of mad I didn't start listening sooner.
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Indeed, Mr Kelly went further, suggesting, to a group of awestruck journalists, that they were not merely incompetent to pass judgment on military affairs, but unworthy of doing so.
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But after the House failed to pass health care under reconciliation requirements, some members are suggesting to let go of the plan to pass tax reform under reconciliation. Rep.
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A proposal along the lines of what O'Rourke is suggesting — to make Medicare an option for all — has the support of 74 percent of the public, the poll found.
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A Georgia high school teacher has been placed on administrative leave after suggesting to students that people with Confederate flag bumper stickers might be inclined to marry their siblings.
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And it's probably appropriate, as the tech community itself is suggesting, to have greater disclosure of where the messages are coming from and whose money is paying for them.
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Many of them even traveled to cities and took part in celebrations, suggesting to the Afghan government that the insurgents are as tired of the war as officials are.
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He hammered Mr. Gianforte for telling a group of Washington lobbyists he was "thankful" the bill had passed while suggesting to Montana voters that he would have opposed it.
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"I wonder if we could come up with a show by the end of lunch that we could sell to ABC," Mr. Goldberg recalled Mr. Spelling suggesting to him.
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Rising rates can have a depressive effect on the stock markets, affecting corporate profits and suggesting to some investors they can do better selling their stocks to buy bonds.
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"At some point, there is going to be a huge issue with people really taking the answers that the computers are suggesting to them without questioning them," he said.
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First, Colton attempts to be a little subtle, suggesting to Cassie that leaving the show without the person he "feels the strongest for" won't be worth it, engagement or not.
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In response, Trump publicly questioned McConnell's leadership, suggesting to reporters earlier this month that McConnell might want to consider stepping down if he's unable to pass the president's legislative agenda.
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Eventually, New York City and a suburb of Washington, DC, were chosen, suggesting to critics that the whole thing was a cynical ploy to extract better subsidies from preselected locales.
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He said municipal planning, which has been scrapped, showed extensive real-estate development along the route of the canal, suggesting to him that the project was predominantly a moneymaking endeavor.
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The shocking stroke of irony in the recent executions lies in the fact that this incident comes as the European Union is reportedly suggesting to launch human rights negotiations with Iran.
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The Americans found that if they left the rooms they were in, the symptoms and sounds immediately stopped, suggesting to them that they were being targeted by an incredibly precise weapon.
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Mr. Ferro has responded by suggesting to editors and executives at the company that they investigate Oaktree and one of its founders, according to people with direct knowledge of the meeting.
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Cozart called the Romo experiment bad for baseball, suggesting to The Orange County Register that it could be a ploy to suppress future salaries for pitchers who would otherwise be starters.
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The texts, allegedly exchanged over the Telegram messaging app, appear to show Moro suggesting to prosecutors in May 2017 that they mount a public campaign against Lula, the defendant he was judging.
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In 2013, ABC News reported the virtual assistant was updated to respond to suicidal phrases by suggesting to call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and looking up the closest suicide prevention centers.
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Delta Air Lines is facing backlash for suggesting to employees that it would be more "fun" to spend their money on new video games or rounds of drinks than on union dues.
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But I heard similar complaints in Sicily, and even in Naples, hardly the Copenhagen of the Mediterranean, where the mayor delighted in suggesting to me ways Rome could resolve their refuse issues.
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"The company's year-to-date growth has been better than it appears, suggesting to us that the business is in the process of accelerating" Citi analyst Christian Wetherbee wrote in Monday's note.
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Napolitano, a libertarian conservative, also diverged last week from the pro-Trump stable, suggesting to anchor Shep Smith that Trump committed a crime when he urged Ukraine's president to investigate the Bidens.
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They certainly have a vested interest in suggesting to filmmakers and distributors that the theater business is thriving, and that theatrical release shouldn't be bypassed in favor of straight-to-streaming options.
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You can have free speech, and I don&apost think anyone is suggesting to Maxine Waters that she not be able to articulate what are the policies that she thinks would be better?
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"Michael Douglas wrote me a nice note apologizing for suggesting to the press overseas I 'wasn't doing too well…' and was grateful to hear I am doing well," Kilmer, 56, wrote on Facebook.
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"Michael Douglas wrote me a nice note apologizing for suggesting to the press overseas I 'wasn't doing too well…' and was grateful to hear I am doing well," Kilmer, 56, wrote on Facebook.
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Trump added that he has heard "more and more" that the November election will be rigged -- suggesting to his supporters that the outcome of the election is out of the hands of voters.
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The texts, allegedly exchanged over the Telegram messaging app, appear to show Moro suggesting to prosecutors in May 2017 that they mount a public campaign against Lula, the defendant whom he was judging.
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Demonstrations are cropping up in relatively poor villages and towns in more rural areas, suggesting to observers that this movement has more of a working-class base than the last wave of protests.
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Wafula Chebukati, chairman of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission, expressed the voting authority's shock at their colleague's death on Monday, suggesting to reporters outside Nairobi's city morgue that Msando had been tortured.
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"The best way to show that you've overcome past challenges in your voting record is to do what I'm suggesting — to embrace a bolder approach to this issue than your competitors," Volsky said.
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Elizabeth Warren "Pocahontas" at an event honoring Native American code talkers for their service during World War II. Or suggesting to people that maybe, just maybe, the "Access Hollywood" tape is a fake.
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He's created an opening by suggesting to Palestinian leaders that time is not their ally, and that it's in their interest to get serious about negotiating before time and policies pass them by.
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He is saying that he didn&apost like how James Comey was privately assuring him that he was now the target of a Russian investigation while publicly suggesting to the world that he was.
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But he lost heavily Hispanic counties along the US–Mexico border in the Texas Democratic primary, surprising some experts and suggesting to observers like Tzintzun that O'Rourke didn't do enough Latino outreach early on.
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On Wednesday, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said that the U.S. central bank had a long way to go before interest rates hit neutral, suggesting to markets that more hikes could be on the horizon.
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By suggesting to teachers that they take up arms, we are no longer asking them to protect students by sacrificing their own lives, we are asking them to protect students by taking someone else's.
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What's more, the president invited cameras in to record nearly an hour of his negotiations with Democrats and Republicans on DACA, suggesting to them he was open to a comprehensive deal on immigration reform.
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In Bay Shore, Mullally introduced "Harbor Lights," made popular by Dinah Washington, by waxing poetic about Beyoncé's "Homecoming" film, then suggesting to the audience that this was a good opportunity to pleasure each other.
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"We have been suggesting to the Gulf countries to think about collective security mechanisms... starting with confidence building measures and inviting each other to military exercises," Lavrov told a security conference in New Delhi.
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Trump didn't help the situation by running newspaper ads calling for the restoration of the death penalty in New York and suggesting to Larry King that "hate" might be a proper weapon against violent crime.
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All of the four bombings in Austin occurred in residential neighborhoods near highways and major thoroughfares, suggesting to investigators that the suspect may be doing significant getaway planning and may not even live in Austin.
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In the Tuesday session, the court's newest member, Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh, seemed open to crucial arguments from both sides, suggesting to some that he could prove a swing vote on a closely divided issue.
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The diplomats found that if they left the rooms they were in, the symptoms and sounds immediately stopped, suggesting to them that they were being targeted by an incredibly precise device, possibly a sonic weapon.
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" In 2015, Ito and others are internally discussing requests he is getting for people who want to give gifts, how it would be set up, and his suggesting to "strike while the iron is hot.
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Redditor Undeadfish unveiled what may be the biggest news to come out of this AMA by suggesting to Kaplan that the community would like a look behind the scenes for how the development team creates heroes.
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But it exists on the same continuum of suggesting to the audience that signaling you're on the side of the good guys is more important than trying to understand why somebody else might disagree with you.
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Burr entered the campaign as a prohibitive favorite to be reelected, but has run a lackluster campaign and recently made a major gaffe by suggesting to gun owners that a target should be placed on Clinton.
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The two conversations show a President still working through the complicated nature of bilateral US relationships, often suggesting to his counterparts that he had campaign promises to fulfill in his early days in the White House.
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Following the outcry, Conroy rescinded his resignation and accused Ryan's chief of staff of suggesting to him "maybe it's time that we had a Chaplain that wasn't a Catholic" -- an allegation Ryan's chief of staff denied.
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Modern Fertility is also counting on repeat customers, suggesting to them that re-taking its test every now and then will give a woman a better idea of how her "fertility curve" is changing over time.
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They also found that rhizomorphs and fruiting bodies shared most genes, suggesting to the researchers that at some point the organs hijacked an ancient tool kit for making those cartoonish fruiting bodies we generally call mushrooms.
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"You have to go into your friend files," she said, gently suggesting to the children that it was important to try to retain information about other people, something that a child with autism might not understand.
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Nir Hefetz, a former spokesman of the Netanyahu family, is suspected of suggesting to Judge Hila Gerstel that she could be appointed attorney general if she killed a pending case against Sara Netanyahu's excessive household spending.
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Softer UK inflation data on Tuesday knocked sterling off its highest level in a month to the euro, suggesting to analysts that the Bank of England will not be looking to hike rates any time soon.
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And Mr. Cruz drew the ire of one of his rivals, Ben Carson, for suggesting to Iowa caucusgoers on Monday that Mr. Carson planned to stop campaigning after the vote, citing a report from a CNN reporter.
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Two of the three judges raised questions about the precedent that could be set for siding with the government and dismissing the case at this stage — suggesting to some observers that they would side with the kids.
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Sherman is accused of suggesting to Zak that they should "pose naked in various compromising positions," and at one point allegedly asked Meiss to orchestrate nude scenes, although Circa Laughs does not create that type of content.
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Of course, ExxonMobil wasn't alone in suggesting to policy-makers that a unilateral approach to sanctions-enforcement had the double-whammy potential of hurting U.S. competitiveness while doing nothing to effect positive strategic outcomes in the region.
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Salesforce, a leading opponent of the deal, is also suggesting to regulators, and anyone who follows the Twitter posts of Salesforce's chief executive, Marc Benioff, that Microsoft will create proprietary bundles of its services and LinkedIn data.
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But in Culberson County, where the two officers were injured, the local sheriff painted a different picture, suggesting to the Dallas Morning News that investigators are considering the possibility that the agents fell in a nighttime accident.
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The shape of the leg bones differed from those of more recent penguin species, according to the paper, suggesting to the researchers that these birds might have been stronger swimmers or hadn't yet adapted an upright stance.
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Simplification isn't unusual on mobile, and I'm not trying to begrudge Various Daylife for not having the ambition or budget of a Final Fantasy XV, but there's nothing suggesting to you this is a Square Enix game.
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The undercover agent responded by suggesting to Mr. Edmonds that if he could not make it overseas to fight with the Islamic State, he could show his commitment and achieve martyrdom in the United States, court filings said.
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Cao said Valin, which has a 14 percent stake in the Australian miner, had been suggesting to Fortescue that it should develop higher quality ore resources, which would also allow it to raise its market share in China.
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Mr. Strange, the state's attorney general at the time, was overseeing an investigation into Mr. Bentley's personal relationship with a close aide, suggesting to many in a scandal-weary state that there may have been a corrupt bargain.
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With the EU looking ready to agree to a third Brexit extension, "one element of certainty is coming back and should support sterling," Jones said, adding that he is suggesting to clients that the pound will trade higher.
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Waxman listed myriad potential consequences: Corroding the relationship between the White House and intelligence community; interfering with government agencies' usual work; exposing rifts with key lawmakers in Congress; and suggesting to allies that Russian aggression is not taken seriously.
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"We started finding information that was suggesting to us that, postrecession, people's opinions on what it means to make it had changed," Ms. Whitehawk said, referring to a "new normal" in which possessions take a back seat to experiences.
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"But there was no scenario where we were suggesting to him, or needing to remind him, how to react to something emotionally, and if we had, he would have looked at us like we were crazy people," she said.
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A federal judge in San Francisco on Monday questioned the legality of the Trump administration's new restrictions on asylum-seekers, suggesting to government attorneys that the new regulations undermined Congress's message when it passed legislation on who can apply for asylum.
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Sunday night, Kellyanne Conway, a top adviser to the President, appeared to expand the allegations by suggesting to the Bergen Record there could have been even wider spying of the Trump campaign, including the use of microwaves and television sets.
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As a result, YouTube's algorithm likely believes other RT content is worth suggesting to the viewers of that content—and so, quickly, an American YouTube user looking for news finds themselves watching Russia's take on Hillary Clinton, immigration, and current events.
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While I'm not suggesting to go all Issa on people and show up at their house, we could probably start by holding ourselves, our friends, or—when we see them—our ghosters responsible for taking this phenomenon to unnecessary heights.
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But in Culberson County, where the two officers were injured, the local sheriff painted a different picture, suggesting to the Dallas Morning News that investigators are considering the possibility that the agents fell into the culvert in a nighttime accident.
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But he is also adding to that list his anti-immigrant stance, suggesting to black voters that the competition for low-wage jobs is a "Hunger Games"-type blood sport, that when immigrants arrive they diminish black people's economic prospects.
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The next day, Mr. Spicer seemed to shift gears, suggesting to reporters in his daily briefing that the White House did not believe that an investigation into the wiretapping of Mr. Trump existed, as the president had suggested on Twitter.
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Couple that with a Trump 2020 campaign memo suggesting to television news producers the pundits they should no longer put on the air, and it's clear that the White House saw this as more about settling scores than declaring victory.
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In a few weeks, on March 1, Australia's new espionage and foreign interference laws will also take effect, suggesting to some that this will be the first of several actions to disclose and resist Beijing's more covert attempts to shape politics.
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On Thursday, however, he went a large step too far by suggesting to a group of religious leaders that he would "destroy" the Johnson Amendment, which in 1954 prohibited churches and other tax-exempt organizations from supporting one party or candidate over another.
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By suggesting to reporters that Color Of Change is acting as the puppet of Mr. Soros merely because he is one of our many funders, they have given oxygen to the worst anti-Semitic conspiracy theories of the white nationalist Trump base.
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But with the leak of the stop-and-frisk audio, Trump escalated his attacks further, calling Bloomberg "RACIST" in a since-deleted tweet, and suggesting to reporters at the White House that the former mayor's contrition about the policy stemmed from political expediency.
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Hemedti, a militia commander whom many believe to be the most powerful member of the TMC, is "playing a game", says a Western diplomat, by suggesting to the demonstrators that he is on their side, while hoping to take the top job.
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In the newspaper interview, he also said the dollar was too strong and that he likes low rates, suggesting to some in the bond markets that he sees a tax plan that would add to the deficit, unlike the plan by House Republicans.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Russia threw its weight behind China's massive Belt and Road plan to build trade and transport links across Asia and beyond, suggesting to India on Monday that it find a way to work with Beijing on the signature project.
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Mementos of a life on the fly, those images fill coffee table books, countless magazines and the silver frames that crowd her office, suggesting to a visitor that when the designer does finally appear in the flesh, she'll be carefully sealed under glass.
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Antonio Cerra, the general manager, can usually be found strolling around the dining room, suggesting to customers that they look at the menu as a starting point; the kitchen will make to order any dish the customer desires, if it has the ingredients.
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"In an era when facts are often dismissed as 'fake news,' we are particularly concerned about a person of your stature suggesting to the public that scientific measurement is not valid or reliable and that expertise should not be trusted," the letter read.
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The shooting comes just after U.S. President Donald Trump, who is due to visit Britain on July 13, sparked anger by suggesting to the National Rifle Association that a "once very prestigious" London hospital had become overwhelmed with victims of knife attacks.
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Members of Cfius pointed to Broadcom's statements that it would take a "'private equity'-style" approach if it acquired Qualcomm, suggesting to the committee that Broadcom could reduce long-term investment on research and development in favor of focusing on short-term profits.
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But on Capitol Hill on Tuesday, Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson expressed at least some reservations about the legislation, suggesting to lawmakers that new sanctions could undercut the administration's efforts to collaborate with Russia when it is in the United States' interest.
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" He has described the caravan as containing "very tough criminal elements" and suggesting to reporters that if they went into the middle of the caravan, "you're going to find MS-13, you're going to find Middle Eastern, you're going to find everything.
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Dubbed "Project Voldemort," the documents reportedly allege that Instagram effectively barred users from linking to their Snapchat profiles in their bios on Facebook-owned Instagram, in some cases by suggesting to influencers that they could lose their verification badges for doing so.
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In that meeting statement, the Federal Open Market Committee also said it expects "further" gradual increases in the fed funds rate, suggesting to some in the markets that Fed officials are contemplating more than the three rate hikes they forecast for this year.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's conservative government has added its voice to calls for deeper integration in the euro zone, suggesting to Brussels in a paper that members of the bloc should pool some aspects of their debt management and share a budget to fight crisis shocks.
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Short-term yields, which are sensitive to changes in Federal Reserve policy, rose more than yields on long-term debt, suggesting to some that the hotter wage number could make the central bank more secure in its decision to increase in the federal funds rate.
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With the EU agreeing to a third Brexit extension, "one element of certainty is coming back and should support sterling," said Neil Jones, head of European hedge-fund sales at Mizuho, adding that he is suggesting to clients that the pound will trade higher.
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After confessing to the 2005 comments as "locker room talk," and apologising for them 2016, Trump has been recently suggesting to allies that the tape — the one published by the Washington Post in which Trump speaks to Bush and casually advocates sexual assault — wasn't real.
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But Rumsey actually conceded the blood on Venn's pants was in fact Offord's, suggesting to jurors that blood had splashed onto the shotgun when Kuenzel killed the clerk, and that sometime after Kuenzel returned it to the car, it must have rubbed off onto Venn.
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" When he learned that his friend's voice could be heard at the end of the tape suggesting to his wife that they would be able to retire on the money they might make from selling the video, Mr. Bollea said, "my hands just started shaking.
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"Keep quietly and persistently suggesting to your boss that you have no more work on your plate and would happily take on anything else at any time, but mostly to build a paper trail in case someone asks why you aren't doing anything," she said.
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Further, Mr. Bannon has privately started to dial back some of his ambitions, suggesting to allies that Mr. Tarkanian, his ostensible pick to challenge Mr. Heller in Nevada, also might be better off running for a House seat that will be open next year.
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Ms. Slaughter had also drawn criticism over her response to the Wednesday New York Times article revealing the tumult within her organization, with some suggesting to her that her declaration on Twitter that the article was "false" evoked President Trump's attacks on the media.
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When he says that Trump is growing crazier by the day, or that he'll soon be revealed as Russia's puppet and impeached, Olbermann is suggesting to liberals that there is an endpoint — that the right mole, whistle-blower or leak will end their nightmare.
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Even Davos (Liam Cunningham) has caught on, suggesting to Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) that maybe the best way to get Daenerys the loyalty of the people is for her and Jon to tie the knot (and have a baby) — which may prove difficult, but we'll get to that.
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Although what Swift is suggesting to young artists does point out an unintuitive application of copyright law—an artist who performs but does not write a song is left with little to own—her advice is not easily applied to most contractual negotiations for young artists.
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But in previous months, Trump had already begun suggesting to his supporters that the election could be stolen, urging them to be vigilant on Election Day and watch for cases of voter fraud, which are extremely rare in the US. CNN's Elizabeth Landers contributed to this report.
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It presupposes a framework of space, and scientists see phenomena in quantum physics where spatial concepts seem not to apply—suggesting, to some, that space is derived from a more fundamental level of reality where these is no such as thing as position, distance, or speed.
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As the transition proceeded, many top White House positions and Cabinet jobs went to traditional Republicans rather than Bannon-esque outsiders, suggesting to some observers that the steady hand of Priebus was at the helm and that the Trump administration might actually end up being surprisingly normal.
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Her Conservative Party is also reported to be losing members at a time when the main opposition Labour Party, under leftist leader Jeremy Corbyn, is enjoying record levels of support, suggesting to some that it is on course to win a new election due in 2022.
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"There's no need to snuff the economy before it really heats up," Kashkari told the Rochester Area Chamber of Commerce, adding that while unemployment is a low 3.9 percent, wages are still growing slowly, suggesting to him that the labor market can still absorb new workers.
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Mr. Tillerson has said the reorganization will be driven by suggestions from staff members, but before the survey process even began he proposed a 31 percent cut to the department's budget and an 8 percent staff cut — suggesting to many that his mind was already made up.
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In Valero's daily stock chart, the moving average convergence divergence indicator, which predicts changes in a stock's trajectory before they occur, made a bullish crossover at the end of August, suggesting to Lang that the $70 stock could run up to $77 or even $80 a share.
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Mr. Gianforte irritated Republican officials earlier this month when he said on a conference call with Washington lobbyists that he was "thankful" that the House had passed legislation to repeal the Affordable Care Act, after suggesting to Montana voters that he would not have supported the bill.
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Snap's disclosure looks like an effort to soften the blow of the declining daily active user figure — suggesting to investors and advertisers that, while the confusing redesign may have led some users to open the app less frequently, its monthly audience hasn't shrunk (and perhaps is actually growing).
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"If I were to start telling you which are my favorite precedents or which are my least favorite precedents or if I view a precedent in that fashion, I would be tipping my hand and suggesting to litigants that I've already made up my mind about their cases," he said.
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NEW YORK, April 18 (Reuters) - The initial earnings results of this reporting period are beating expectations by a wide margin, suggesting to some investors that the S&P 500 may be able to avoid a so-called "profit recession" this year because predicted economic bad news has failed to materialize.
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Trump, who has spent weeks calling the election "rigged" and suggesting to his supporters the presidency could be stolen from them, sought to compare his situation to the 2000 election, when Al Gore sought a recount in several counties after the results of the election in Florida were very tight.
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The Post reported that the interviews represent a widening of the probe to include looking into whether the President obstructed justice in suggesting to his former FBI Director James Comey that Comey drop the investigation into Michael Flynn, Trump's former national security adviser, as well as for his firing of Comey.
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The poll of Wisconsin and five other battleground states found that voters so far support the House holding impeachment hearings into Trump, but oppose removing him from office -- suggesting to Democrats that a relatively small set of voters exists that doesn't yet want Trump removed from office but could be persuaded.
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David Hopkins, a political scientist at Boston College, shares Lee's view: We're also in a moment when a fair amount of news coverage is suggesting to the American public that the Democratic Party is in the midst of a socialist revolution that is pulling it sharply to the ideological left.
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The texts copied off the Telegram messaging app appear to show Moro suggesting to prosecutors that they mount a public campaign against the man he was judging, and The Intercept said they raised doubts about Moro's impartiality in the trial that led to a 12-year prison sentence for Lula.
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I'm not suggesting to you that all of a sudden this is going to make all the difference in the world, but I think our elected representatives need to know how unacceptable that is to us, whether it's in town halls or letters or calls or talking with other business executives.
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Just as Cruz's refusal to endorse Trump at the RNC fueled Democrats' efforts to paint Trump as divisive even within his own party, Cruz's endorsement will help undermine that narrative -- suggesting to conservatives unsure about Trump that perhaps the brash billionaire has changed, and can be trusted to bring conservative change to Washington.
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Accordingly, he had to talk tough on issues such as immigration, trade, foreign policy, and the national anthem, to reassure his base that he was the same hard-liner they elected, while also suggesting to other voters that he supports helping "Dreamers," rebuilding infrastructure, fighting the opioid epidemic and reforming the prison system.
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The Washington Post reported Tuesday that the interviews represent a widening of the probe to include a query into whether the President obstructed justice in suggesting to his former FBI Director James Comey that he drop the investigation into Michael Flynn, Trump's former national security adviser, as well as for firing of Comey.
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But if you've been raised to think of sex as a battle of the sexes, or a business deal in which men "get some" and women either "give it up" or "save it" for marriage, it can still be a jarring idea, like suggesting to someone that there's something they could breathe other than air.
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When Trump administration officials tried to counter Russia's "false narratives" by releasing to reporters a declassified report detailing Syria's chemical weapons stockpiles — and suggesting to The Associated Press without proof that Russia knew of Mr. Assad's plans to use chemical weapons in advance — the Russians had a ready answer borrowed from Mr. Trump himself.
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And at this point, Kushner is no stranger to the Russia spotlight, drawing criticism for failing to reveal that he'd met with Russian officials until media reports brought them to light, and for reportedly suggesting to a Russian diplomat that they should set up a secret, secure line to the Kremlin — all before Trump officially took office.
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He has become something of an advocate for the issue, speaking out about his own experience, sending comments to the FCC and suggesting to the Department of Justice that implants like his should be recognized as a disability, since it requires him to navigate cautiously around a world built for people without bodies that emit electromagnetic signals.
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According to Valli, it is human nature when trying to make sense of delusions to construct explanations based on things already significant in our lives; for Price, those things were religion and altruism (and also marriage—he proposed to several women around this time, including suggesting to Julia that they get remarried; like the others, she declined).
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But it took the president long weeks to make that simple statement, and just a few hours before his speech in the Capitol, he was suggesting to a group of state attorneys general that anti-Semitic attacks might actually have been carried out by people who want "to make others look bad" (in other words, his political opponents).
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Suggesting to yourself, or anyone for that matter, "Hey, I'm going to go to this apartment in a city I don't live in, blindfolded and confused, so that I can pay a couple of strangers to touch me and hopefully I'll be into it, but generally speaking, my safety is entirely in their hands" is not usually a good idea.
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He has already committed to meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe before the summit with Kim Jong Un. South Korean President Moon also has been active, pushing his own brand of long-term reconciliation with the North, perhaps suggesting to Kim Jong Un that inter-Korean dialogue was a preferred alternative to an American president enamored of military solutions.
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Schiff introduced the legislation on Thursday, one week after President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE triggered widespread criticism for suggesting to ABC News that he would accept foreign dirt on his 2020 opponents and wouldn't notify the FBI.
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The kids are home from school and it isn't at all clear when they'll be back in a classroom; we are going to have to figure out distance learning for them — which puts me in mind of suggesting to Apple and every other laptop maker in the United States to offer to make a computer available for free to every American child who needs one.
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The kids are home from school and it isn't at all clear when they'll be back in a classroom; we are going to have to figure out distance learning for them — which puts me in mind of suggesting to Apple and every other laptop maker in the United States to offer to make a computer available for free to every American child who needs one.
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I know I can't do anything points-wise with this, but I did find it disturbing that Jon's main accomplishments in his first day as King in the North were sending his good friend to get killed by ice zombies, implementing a military state in which all children will be trained for war starting at age 10, and suggesting to his sister that she should please shut up forever.
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And so one of the things that we're suggesting to our clients is maybe take a little bit of a barbell approach whereby [you] get a little bit of your offense not through necessarily growthier areas, but through disruptors, things like mobile payments or cloud computing, and try to find cheaper ways to play defense – maybe not in the bond proxies, but maybe in the defense sector or perhaps health care.
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Chris MurphyChristopher (Chris) Scott MurphyOvernight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces White House eyes September action plan for gun proposals Trump phoned Democratic senator to talk gun control MORE (D-Conn.) echoed his point during a separate interview with ABC's "This Week," suggesting to host George Stephanopoulos that a failure to act on gun reform could hurt the GOP in the upcoming elections.
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Sen. Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Fla.) voted early, heading to the polls on Monday and suggesting to reporters that he voted for Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE for president, according to the Miami Herald.
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Bolton also reportedly wrote that he raised concerns to Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe urgent need to bolster US-Mexico security cooperation Trump to ask for M to fight human trafficking, help victims: report Budowsky: Bolton bombshell makes GOP tremble MORE and Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoRepublican group launches ad campaign calling for witnesses in impeachment trial Pompeo on clash with NPR reporter: 'I hope she finds peace' Trump administration rolls out new sanctions over Russian occupation of Crimea MORE about Giuliani's involvement in Ukraine matters, suggesting to Pompeo that Giuliani may have wanted former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie YovanovitchMarie YovanovitchHouse Foreign Affairs chairman says Bolton urged him in September to look into Yovanovitch ouster Lawyer says Parnas can't attend Senate trial due to ankle bracelet Giuliani calls Bolton a 'backstabber' over Ukraine allegations MORE removed from her post because she was targeting his private clients as part of an anti-corruption agenda.
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