We talk at length about protecting our skin during the summer months.
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He offered crisp answers, in contrast to Mr. Obama, who tended to talk at length.
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Yet the media would still rather talk at length about false accusations, even if they are rare.
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Indeed, meeting Banner, one realizes that she is very happy to talk at length about her work.
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"I don't expect them to talk at length about it," said Wells Fargo Securities analyst Zachary Fadem.
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The industry can talk at length about hardware advances and improvements in the software capabilities of the technology.
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Yet this was only after Hassler urged Cerf to talk at length about his personal life and background.
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When candidates can't talk at length, he knows they weren't really the one to work on the challenge.
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Management is likely to talk at length about its monoclonal antibody candidate in multiple myeloma, isatuximab, but Genmab GEN.
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He could draw out even the most paranoid conspiracist and get them to talk, at length, about their ideas.
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Geminis are happy to talk at length about anything at all, so simply steer them towards whatever you find interesting.
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Because they spoke Spanish and most store employees did not, she said, they did not talk at length with staff.
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Are there any people other than sommeliers who want to talk at length about pairing particular wines with particular pizzas?
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He's scholarly, prone to stomach aches brought on by intense anxiety, and he can talk at length about Kantian ethics.
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When she gets Jasper Johns to talk at length about James Rosenquist, you see how visually attentive she can be.
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"I'm not going to talk about former employees," Jones said, before going on to talk, at length, about his former employees.
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Abby was well versed in gender theory, and could talk at length about the ways in which gender identity is culturally constructed.
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He's obviously the alpha man of the bunch, and he's happy to talk at length about his views on the southern border.
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But in the movie, the wrestlers talk at length about their love-hate relationships with the eccentric, demanding, and not always simpatico Cimber and McLane.
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And finally, it's incredibly dense, with sight gags in the background of almost every scene and literate scripts that talk at length about theories of ethics.
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The filmmakers, Simon Brook (writer and director) and Jane Wells (writer and producer), basically allow a handful of opponents to talk at length about their concerns.
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Georgi, a Russian refugee who came to Sweden with his family when he was five years old, could talk at length about the virtues of the Volvo.
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In one episode, Oz and Baldwin talk at length about postpartum bodies, and how sometimes what we see on the outside doesn't reflect what's happening on the inside.
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We can move beyond it, and talk at length about ethical uses of artificial intelligence, fake news literacy, and who has access to powerful tools like machine learning.
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The first time they talk at length, Leslie even defines radical feminism for China, a scene that mirrors another in which Glen delivers a more generalized feminist lesson.
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We talk at length about the need to munch on kale and spinach for vitality, or note the lovely color of a drizzle of parsley oil in our soup.
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That relevance to the current conversation is especially impressive when you consider the specificity with which Kushner infused his work: The characters talk at length about their contemporary politics.
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Ten Democratic candidates will take the stage Wednesday to talk at length about their plans for tackling one of the most politically charged topics concerning liberal voters: climate change.
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When it comes time to catch up, my pals and I text to make plans to talk at length: a free weeknight, a long drive, or the baby's nap time.
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But given the gravity of the moment, I had not expected that the candidates could talk at length about any subject beyond the context of coronavirus, and that was wrong.
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He sends messages numerous times a day from his personal Twitter account, and often stops to talk at length with reporters outside the White House before boarding the Marine One helicopter.
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In the film, they talk at length about the way Jackson seduced them and later pressured them not to speak of the sexual abuse, which, they claim, went on for years.
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While they were generally less than loquacious on the sensitive topic of politics, the people we profile were more than happy to talk at length about themselves – their childhoods, families, jobs, dreams.
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You tend to talk at length without specificity and use grandiose language, which can sometimes result in putting your foot in your mouth, but hey—every conversation with you is an adventure!
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I could talk at length about what the new series does right and wrong, or the ways it's updated the story of the Robinson family from the 1960s original series for the 2010s.
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But once I got over that, the opportunity to really get to know so many students and talk at length with them about the transformative process they were going through—not just mathematically but psychologically—was pretty cool.
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One positive finding More in Common had was that people made more sense about their positions when they were given the opportunity to talk "at length about their values and why they believe what they believe," he said.
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And after hearing a bunch of Nikon ambassadors talk at length about how they were so impressed at the Z7's ability to deliver the sharpest images even when shooting wide open, I decided to test that out first.
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The rest of the doc gives plenty of screen time to members—many of them young women—letting them show off their rifles and talk at length about the garbled hippie beliefs instilled by Manson and their moral relativism about murder.
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Cohen, who has been cooperating with special counsel Robert Mueller's probe of Trump and possible coordination by members of Trump's campaign with Russian interference in the 2016 election, was expected to talk at length about the president during his planned congressional appearance.
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Davis cited "ongoing threats" to Cohen's family from Trump and the president's current personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, in the decision to delay his appearance before the House Oversight and Reform Committee, where he was expected to talk at length about the president.
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In the latest episode of The Run-Up, we brought together a young gay actor in California, who supported Hillary Clinton, and his father in Kentucky, who backed Donald J. Trump, to talk at length about how they feel about each other's votes on Election Day.
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Thankfully, I had the opportunity to sit down with Nintendo of America President and COO Reggie Fils-Aimé to talk at length about Nintendo's Switch strategy, teasing games still in development, the company's relationship with third-party publishers, Animal Crossing for phones, fan creations like AM2R, and more.
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"I have heard him talk at length, and passionately, about the challenges of governing China, and the need to maintain order in order to keep the country together," said Ryan L. Hass, a fellow at the Brookings Institution who served as the director for China at the National Security Council during the Obama administration.
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"When you go in there, you're going to have to tell the truth," said John Marston, a former federal prosecutor in Washington, D.C. The risk for Trump, who has a tendency to talk at length and to make contradictory statements, running afoul of that guidance, has been on the minds of his lawyers since Mueller's probe began last year.
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The band members talk at length about the origins of American Music Club, with two of them commenting on how scary it is to be in the band.
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Henry, Duke of Guise, by Pierre Dumoûtier. Disarmed by Catherine's sweetness on meeting her for negotiations at Épernay in 1585, Guise tearfully insisted that his motives had been misunderstood. Catherine told him it would be better if he took off his boots and ate something, after which they could talk at length. Many leading Roman Catholics were appalled by Catherine's attempts to appease the Huguenots.
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Jones is described as a socialite. He had a wide circle of well-connected friends in Cairo, about whom he would talk at length. The American Colonel William H. Baumer, who met Jones in March 1943, described him as "one of those who spends his every word trying to impress with his acquaintances and lists of names". Jones briefly commanded 'A' Force from July 1941 after it was placed under the auspices of a new deception department, GSI(d).
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However, Landry goes after her and hears her crying. They talk at length in the dark village, and Landry realises that she is a very sweet, sensible, and intelligent person, and begins to fall in love with the little Fadette. He even wants to kiss her but she refuses, telling him that he will regret it the next day. Fadette is right; the next day, Landry remembers her dirty face, and does not understand how he could have felt such an attraction for her.
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Often native bosses known as "serangs", as well as "tindals" who often assisted serangs, were the only men able to communicate directly with the captain and were the men who often spoke for the lascars. Many lascars made attempts to learn English but few would have been able to talk at length to their European captains. Lascars served on ships for assisted passage to Australia, and on troopships during Britain's colonial wars including the Boer Wars and the Boxer Rebellion. In 1891 there were 24,037 lascars employed on British merchant ships.
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I still do." "But there's a lot more to the Toronado buyer than education and income: He's a guy who has made it - and knows that he has. Basically he's not buying a car to prove anything, because he has already proven it." Writer Gordon Jennings wrote of Beltz, "Listening to John Beltz, which was what we mostly did, because he will talk at length on the subject of Toronados with little prompting - and very lucid speech it is - we found ourselves becoming almost too favorably predisposed to like the new Toronado.
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Yeoman, 2009, p129-130 In civilian life, Freeborn qualified as a driving instructor, but soon joined Tetley Walker to serve as a regional director for their Minster Minerals soft drinks brand.Cossey, 2002. p171 He took early retirement and moved to Spain in the early 1980s, but later returned to the UK. Although popular as an interviewee and event guest, for many years he shied away from committing his story to more lasting record. He relented to talk at length to military historian Bob Cossey, which led to the biography of his military career, A Tiger's Tale, in 2002.
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Desperate to try making her move on from her affair with Bécaud, David takes Sarah on a long, around- the-world trip, where they talk at length about relationships, religion, class issues, and other concepts. Flashbacks reveal that David previously visited many of these sites with Rachel, and had some of the same discussions. Sarah is still swept up in misplaced love and mostly ridicules her father's counsel. In jail, Simon befriends Sam (Sam Letrone), a cook with a trained rooster, and later apprentices himself to the prison photographer "Charlie Focus" (Charles Gérard), who teaches him how to take photographs.
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But the story as recounted in Britain was quite different. The British defeat was interpreted as a victory and Jameson was portrayed as a daring hero. The poem celebrates heroism, dignity, stoicism and courage in the face of the disaster of the failed Jameson Raid, for which he was wrongfully made a scapegoat. Jameson's persuasive character, what became known later as 'the Jameson charm', was described in some detail by , who writes of his restless, logical and sagacious temperament in this way: > ... It was not his wont to talk at length, nor was he, unless exceptionally > interested, a good listener.
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They talk at length; Hermine alternately mocks Harry's self-pity and indulges him in his explanations regarding his view of life, to his astonished relief. Hermine promises a second meeting, and provides Harry with a reason to live (or at least a substantial excuse to continue living) that he eagerly embraces. During the next few weeks, Hermine introduces Harry to the indulgences of what he calls the "bourgeois". She teaches Harry to dance, introduces him to casual drug use, finds him a lover (Maria) and, more importantly, forces him to accept these as legitimate and worthy aspects of a full life.
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Dunstan achieves a specialised, limited reputation in the realm of hagiography when the Bollandists agree to publish an article of his. Dunstan travels to Europe again to meet with them, and though he knows he can never be a part of their world, he is satisfied to have achieved recognition in his chosen field of study. He makes a friend of the oldest Jesuit in the bunch, Padre Blazon, who is happy to talk at length in exchange for food and liquor. The Padre reveals the earthly lives of the saints, the side that history has repressed because of the human need for examples of excellence and things they cannot explain.
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This is apparent at several points in the film where the Weathermen express concern over the filmmakers catching their faces on camera, or complain about the artificiality of the overall conversation taking place. In fact, de Antonio describes going out and burning a pile of possible incriminating film negatives following the filming (Rosenthal, 1978). The collective nature of the group led the filmmakers to use group interviews, and allow individuals to talk at length about their thoughts on the American social and political climate, as well as their role in this situation and bringing about change. Unlike many documentaries that actively probe interviewees, the directors of Underground instead sit back and allow the Weathermen to speak.
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On television, Matt tended to be a man of fewer words, which can largely be attributed to the fundamental fact that television is a visual medium as opposed to the radio. Since the audience can see what is happening, there is less need to describe surroundings or events through the use of dialog. Arness's Matt thus naturally evolved into a "strong, silent" type of character who tended to act rather than talk at length about possible courses of action. Perhaps the best measure of Matt Dillon's endurance and physical prowess is how he survived the dozens of gunshot wounds and other assaults on his person during the 20-year run of the television series.
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The birth of Christ and the Mystery of the Incarnation of the Son of God were frequent topics of his long meditations and prayer. When he started the Society of Christian Doctrine (MUSEUM) in 1907, Dun Ġorġ used to talk at length and explain the prologue to the Gospel of St. John, especially verse 14: Et Verbum caro factum est et habitavit in nobis ("The Word was made flesh and lived among us"). He gave so much important to these words that he later chose them as the society's motto; and in 1918, they were incorporated in the society's badge which every member wore on his lapel. Dun Ġorġ even asked members to say special prayers on the 25th of each month to thank God for the birth of Christ.
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