And Leo, please don&apost talk over me, because -- TERRELL: I never talk over you, Herman.
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"And secondly, we regularly talk over the phone," he said.
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But if two people talk over each other, Google won't understand.
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You won't have to talk over people like you usually do.
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It'll be the hidden subtext of any G20 talk over Syria.
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"Jahi doesn't like when two people talk over her," Nailah said.
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Only place where ppl talk over yr set Like fucking constantly.
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It was hard to talk over the children and barking dog.
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Clinton, and more often, Mr. Trump, attempted to talk over him.
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They talk over each other more often than to each other.
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The committee's two leading members continued to talk over one another.
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They talk over one another, pouring out a litany of grievances.
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He dialed in from his hotel room to talk over the details.
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We talk over margaritas and quesadillas for a little over an hour.
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Trump says he'll meet with the N.R.A. to talk over the matter.
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Short notice—but there's something we'd like to talk over with you.
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And also made me wish we could talk over coffee and cake.
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This creates an awkward silence where people start to talk over each other.
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While everyone else is standing down, Cosima and Scott talk over a plan.
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When Trump tried to talk over him, Rubio smiled and yapped right back.
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It's very frustrating as a facilitator to see men just talk over women.
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Small moments of latency can get people to talk over one another repeatedly.
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Mrs May can talk over Parliament to the nation as much as she likes.
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Before we get into the streaming services let's talk Over The Air, or OTA.
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They act exclusively in their own interest, talk over people, and curtail others' advancement.
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Also, on the docket, expect more talk over filling the FCC's two vacant seats.
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They finish each other's sentences as often as they lovingly talk over one another.
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They would sometimes talk over dinner about an encounter they had at the office.
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SANDERS: OK. BLITZER: So please... SANDERS: I will... BLITZER: — don't talk over each other.
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Read each question aloud while the other shuts up and doesn't talk over me.
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Often, that requires me to talk over the situation with people I know and trust.
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They are two different services, but they both talk over the shared platform of email.
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Or, you know, room for you to talk over it as you sipped a martini.
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We are both very busy, so making time to talk over coffee hasn't really worked.
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I've tried to speak up more in meetings and not let them talk over me.
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I feel immediately comfortable with the friends he's with and we talk over some beers.
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Instead, we talk over one another at cocktail parties, work meetings and even family dinners.
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Response times are still slightly delayed, which caused Digital Deepak to sometimes talk over me.
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They can also talk over with you the pros and cons of enrolling in a trial.
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Mostly these characters talk over and around each other, quibbling over semantics instead of articulating ideas.
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Cruz and Trump begin to talk over each other, making it impossible to hear either clearly.
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Candidates were allowed to talk over each other for a chance to speak with limited intervention.
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Bold moves are neededThere has been no shortage of recession talk over the past year or so.
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Operators use radio transceivers to talk over short or long distances, and generally never for commercial reasons.
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Billy Long (R-MO) began to talk over her to drown her out — in an auctioneer's chant.
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It's similar to situations where men are often surprised to learn how much they talk over women.
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During polite small talk over drinks, I complimented a colleague's nail color — a nice pastel for spring.
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Trump tried to talk over him, his face going from ruby to crimson, then crimson practically to magenta.
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Scott answered some of the comments, but if he was interrupted, he tried to talk over the offender.
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There was a lot of talk over the last few weeks about how messy the spring collections were.
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In its final scene, four aged survivors of that struggle reunite and talk over ideals and old times.
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It's a tradition before the swearing in that the 2 couples talk over coffee at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
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Venus in Scorpio doesn't settle for small talk over coffee; Venus in Scorpio craves connection on every level.
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My response is to continue to talk over them until they stop talking and give me really annoyed looks.
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That gives Democrats more and more time to scream at and talk over each other and commit more gaffes.
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Be cognizant of your privilege and listen to women rather than talk over them to center your position.923.
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Or that you can make calls over Wi-Fi, instead of trying to talk over an abysmal cellular connection?
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There's so much to appreciate about the quintessential bad movie, like how you can — and should — talk over it.
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Nearly a decade of perfecting its technology gives Zoom super low latency so people don't talk over each other.
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"It would be so unrealistic for them to talk over their feelings, like in couple's therapy," Ms. Lee continued.
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But the negotiations will continue, as the two countries talk over a broader international agreement on taxes in 2020.
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I text my friend to talk over the show, and then I put on The Office and start my taxes.
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Orosco wanted to change, so he met with a bariatric surgeon to talk over his options for weight loss surgery.
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I'd simply heard so much of this kind of talk over the past few days that it seemed totally normal.
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In this new clip from KUWTK, Kim and Khloé meet with Kris to talk over the drama in Rob's life.
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SEAWRIGHT: Are you going to let me finish my point or are you going to try to talk over me?
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The problem is that we live in a world where people prefer hearing themselves talk over listening to others speak.
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They'll call you while your home is already filled with strangers, and it's hard to talk over all the noise.
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He would share countless life lessons, intense stories about Vietnam (he's a veteran) and spiritual talk over a couple beers.
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Check Consumer Reports and comparison websites, or talk over decisions with a knowledgeable friend who has already done the research.
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So he had a lot to talk over with this patient and his son, who joined the discussion by phone.
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Dungey is also, by sister Merrin Dungey's account, the rare exception in an industry that often values talk over authenticity.
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Billy Long, a Missouri Republican who's a former auctioneer, took the microphone to talk over her in characteristic auctioneer style.
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Please do not dictate, talk over, or suppress actual Indigenous voices during an important dialogue on Native issues and topics. 49.
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Carroll University in Waukesha, Wisconsin, is making it easier for admitted students to talk over their financial aid offers this year.
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" As the two continued to talk over each other and Tur attempted to ask follow-up questions, Trump said, "Be quiet.
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I worry about money a lot—it's probably something I should talk over with a therapist, except I can't afford one.
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The men were invited to put down their guns and talk over coffee, a tradition which quickly spread across the region.
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Her ex-husband wouldn't allow the boy to visit or even talk over the phone with her until he turned 16.
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On Wednesday morning after the midterm elections, President Donald Trump held a press conference to talk over the results with reporters.
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" She also sees kids with chronic or overuse injuries, she said, and "I have the recovery talk over and over again.
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It's difficult to convey tone through text, and even if you're in a voice chat, it's easy to talk over people.
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A new couple introduces themselves and we make small talk over glasses of wine while I wait for the inevitable question.
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"She's like, 'You had enough to say, you had enough to say,' and she tried to talk over me," Ms. Miranda said.
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"Thank god for the family plan phone package or we couldn't talk over dinner," the 33-year-old wrote in the caption.
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If you are in a situation where you can't talk over the phone, the Crisis Text Line might be a good option.
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There was no way to talk over the din, and I finally had to insist he let me off to go work.
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We'll talk over direct message, they can send me videos or images of their hair, and I can prescribe the perfect regimen.
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Well, I could improvise a lot, and have the actors talk over each other, and react to each other in real time.
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Only about half a year later in September 2005, once again North Korea suspends its participation in the talk over US. sanctions.
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I called him up to talk over some of the troubling trends I had seen in the accounts I was following online.
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"I don't think I would have been able to write it five years ago," Henshaw admits, as we talk over the phone.
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The Hills: New Beginnings plays on the projector, but we talk over it and online shop as relief from a long week.
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"My mother didn't yell at me, or talk over me, or dictate to me what I should or shouldn't be doing," Stryker says.
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Daryl ends up staying for dinner, and as they talk over the night he sees just how damaged and distraught Carol has become.
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Inauthentic leaders may tout their busyness, send impersonal communications, behave differently in different settings, talk over people, and not practice work-life balance.
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And Manchin, who visited the White House for dinner last Tuesday to talk over tax reform, has a cordial relationship with the president.
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We talk over how we're both feeling and what's been bothering us over dinner, and it feels good to have things worked out.
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That triumph of talk over tech may be in part because technology's ability to help parents limit and monitor is still itself limited.
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On the trade front, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that both sides are set to talk over a phone call on Thursday.
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The yuan's rapid depreciation has prompted market talk over the potential for the yuan to breach 7 per dollar in the near term.
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When the curator—the affable and fascinating Omar Kholeif—arrives to begin our tour, one of the pieces begins to talk over him.
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"This guy started coming into Cyprus to talk with us, because it was very dangerous to talk over the phone," Shazi tells me.
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Men talk over port in offices, in brothels or on the grounds of Versailles inspecting horses as much as they do each other.
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He has also, less felicitously, framed the story with an opening scene in which the characters talk over one another in three languages.
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I also ring my parents, who are both home for the day, so they talk over each other a lot on speaker phone.
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We just heard Modi talk over the Shangri-La dialogue about the need for a better future when India and China work together.
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But Natan was so pleased that he could now hear himself, and talk over his brother, that he would yell and sing spontaneously.
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Democratic senators huddled to talk over the proposal in a closed-door meeting Wednesday evening, and came out reluctantly hopeful about its prospects.
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We intended to talk over Skype, but he had to sell his earphones for a little extra cash, so we resorted to using WhatsApp.
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I think I should run more often so that you can call me more often and we can talk over the phone more often.
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You can fight alongside a friend in their own HTC Vive playspace, and talk over the headset to coordinate strategy or call for help.
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After all, his background was in Hollywood scores, turning out reams of stuff for Lassie to bark at or Debbie Reynolds to talk over.
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In trade-related news, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said that Beijing and Washington were set to talk over a phone call on Thursday.
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We talk, over Cokes of course, about the oddities of growing up queer and not knowing if you fit in with other queer kids.
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We were scheduled to spend a few minutes each in private consultation with Coach in his office, to talk over strategies for our races.
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Now it just makes me feel like a jerk for having upset some poor person who was trying to make small talk over hummus.
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If you would rather have a common goal to talk over, language exchanges, religious institutions and volunteer groups also offer opportunities to make friends.
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"Working-level deputies will speed up talks for the trade deal before the principals talk over the phone in the near future," it said.
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"The leaders will talk over sensitive questions - as you know there are many of them ...," Kremlin aide Yuri Ushakov told reporters at a briefing.
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McGregor lost ... and then had to deal with Floyd's trash talk over their Forbes List rankings (Floyd #1, Conor #4) a few months later.
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On Tuesday, he inflamed Democratic congressional leaders, leading them to pull out of a meeting planned to talk over how to avoid a government shutdown.
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Even so, many of Mai Mahiu's boozers prefer Mr Trump's usual blunt talk over what they see as the insincere flattery of other Western leaders.
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From the first time they met to talk over her role, Falk told her that she wouldn't have to change her body in any way.
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Consistent with his style and messaging throughout the campaign, Yang didn't attempt to talk over fellow Democrats or launch targeted shots at his fellow candidates.
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They're tired a lot and they talk over each other on speakerphone about the garden in an increasingly befuddled way every time you call them.
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They laugh and joke and talk over the heads of the rest of the crew—never derisively, but in a "this is for us" way.
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I shot Kevin a text, and we both agreed to meet up at a party to talk over just how absurd the whole thing was.
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Reynolds suggests the following: It might be a tough conversation but sit down with your partner and talk over how you'd like to handle things.
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"At steering committee meetings, I'm interrupted by men who feel they can talk over me," she said of her organization, which is 65 percent male.
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I'm from a family of five, and I can be low-key, but at Thanksgiving everyone has to talk over everyone else just to be heard.
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There's been a lot of talk over the past few months about the relative weight of economic anxieties versus pure bigotry in driving support for Trump.
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Continuing to talk over the person talking over you could work — or it could quickly descend into a shouting match that reflects poorly on both parties.
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Joel and the bots talk over the explanation of what exactly the "Sampo" is in the opening of this bizarre Soviet-Finnish adaptation of Finnish folklore.
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CRAMER: OK THEN LET ME JUST QUICKLY – I DON'T MEAN TO TALK OVER YOU – BUT THE PRESIDENT SAID THAT WHAT HAPPENED TO SEARS IS A SHAME.
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Everyone attempts to make small talk over the philandering elephant in the room, but Abe cannot stop himself from glaring at his garbage son-in-law.
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Patients who feel uncomfortable in the sterile environment of a doctor's office might find it easier to talk over Snapchat from the comfort of their couch.
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There's been a lot of talk over the past week about "normalizing" the openly racist, sexist, and even fascist statements Trump and his advisors have made.
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But we've found a decompression talk over a substantial sandwich (reason to visit the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor: Zingerman's Delicatessen) is our digestive limit.
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When we notice their existence at all — which is a rare thing — we're extremely prone to talk over them and to redefine their experience for them.
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Before the Rams took on the Pats in Super Bowl LIII, Hogan claims he and Weymouth engaged in some friendly trash talk over their cell phones.
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It was a messy two-hour affair, marked by moderators who went missing for long stretches as cross-talk, over and over, made the conversation unintelligible.
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Boys tend to talk over girls, especially in higher level classes, and girls seem to volunteer less and have a little less academic confidence, she said.
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"I think I should run more often so you can call me more often and we can talk over the phone more often," Zelensky told Trump.
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The result is that a subject would start speaking on camera and then the video would transition to a photo as they continued to talk over it.
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On Christmas Eve, Farley posted a video on YouTube that showed all the progress Greyson has made in learning how to talk over the course of 2018.
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There has been lots of talk over the past two days about portions of Melania Trump's speech being plagiarized from Michelle Obama's 2008 Democratic National Convention speech.
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But the grade level depends partly on sentence length, which is awfully hard for the Republicans who tend to bicker and talk over each other in debates.
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We're told Eric and Migos were in the club early Monday morning -- around 4:30 AM -- when smack talk over money Quavo allegedly owes Eric ... turned physical.
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You will hear a lot of talk over the next few months about how Reagan's tax cuts increased the debt from one trillion to four trillion dollars.
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Instead of just listening to a director talk over a movie, you can actually walk around a space while learning about how and why it was made.
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"Indeed, Donald Trump and I have, firstly, met more than once at various international venues and secondly, we regularly talk over the phone," the Russian leader said.
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Enhanced by clever but not overly wonky cocktails, people strain to talk over music that is never soft, even early at night before the room fills up.
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My throat is dry and sore from trying to talk over loud music and the crowd last night, but I don't think I'm hungover, which is great!
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This is how he claimed to have found out: One day after the season had closed, I went up to the office to talk over some business.
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She had to tell him at dinner parties not to talk over her or correct her because people already assumed he was the smartest guy in the room.
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In the next minigame, I offer a pep talk to a creature while a parasitic worm in its mouth whispers anxious fears that I can't ever talk over.
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"Thank god for the family plan phone package or we couldn't talk over dinner," he quipped on another shot of the extravagant dining experience from a different angle.
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Maybe most Americans focused on the moments when Clinton tried to talk over Trump's interruptions, or maybe they saw her smiles and laughter as a sign of smugness.
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The quiet atmosphere of American was replaced by a constant buzz—dishes clanging, waiters yelling orders, people at the community tables trying to talk over all the noise.
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If you don't finish you dialogue as Florence fast enough, Krish will talk over you, and the screen tilts to his side — implying that he's "winning" the argument.
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At the rail center, there are moments when people talk over chatter on the radios on each desk — the "six wire," as the subway radio system is known.
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Many condemned the moderators for allowing the candidates to talk over each other and speak longer than the 1 minute and 15 seconds they were allotted per answer.
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I've had people talk over me — or, worse, assuming I can't communicate and directing questions about me to the people around me as if I wasn't even there.
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She asked for my ID. (It's bank policy.) I gave it to her gladly, and we exchanged small talk over customers who get angry about the ID requirement.
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A new common pastime when friends are over is to talk over each other to tell Alexa or Google to play whatever videos or songs come to mind.
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Players near each other can talk over voice chat, but they can't interact in any other way and can only see up to 16 other players at a time.
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Look, the next president is going to have to confront things a lot more challenging than being interrupted or having to talk over a little noise at an event.
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My mother, who only understands the "Add 30 Seconds" button on the microwave, would talk over dinner about how we'd all be uploaded to an immortal, perfect, simulated world.
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Hopes rekindled in 2015 "We decided we would talk over the heads of the regime by putting the moving billboard in the top floor of our windows," Cason said.
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While there has been much talk over the last 12-18 months about the promise of blockchain in business, companies have been very much in the experimental/exploratory stage.
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But, things got super awkward after the two had a talk over Ezekiel Elliott ... 'cause King says cops were behind him -- and telling him to get off the phone!!!
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Someone appears with a case of beer, and we sit on some steps to drink and sing and talk over each other about our favorite parts of the set.
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In practice sessions, she has come across best when she waits to pounce confidently on Mr. Trump for lying or misstating facts, rather than trying to talk over him.
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He often looked down and shook his head slightly in the face of the attacks on Mr. Trump, while Mr. Kaine tended to interrupt and talk over Mr. Pence.
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This will share the sound that your computer is making, which is great if you&aposre playing a video, but may make it harder to talk over the call.
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But more striking than Clinton's uncharacteristic interjections of Trump was her unwillingness to yield the floor tonight when Trump, and even moderator Chris Wallace, tried to repeatedly talk over her.
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As we continued to talk over the course of that school year, I also noticed how much their schools force them to think about their careers at increasingly young ages.
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The first was to try to create a song that would be very difficult (if not impossible) to talk over by audience members or listeners while it was being played.
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She wished that the minister had come to talk over her decision with her; if her soul truly was at stake, she thought that it should be worth a fight.
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There is no sign of the deal being changed (by the EU) so we are probably back to a lengthy extension or more no-deal talk over the next few days.
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As former Google design ethicist Tristan Harris discusses in his TED talk, over-optimization for engagement on social networks has created apps that are addictive to the point of being destructive.
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For months, the Police Department had been testing a communication system in the Bronx that allowed Transit Bureau officers on trains to talk over the radio to officers on the streets.
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As is the case with all first-time salon visits, we recommend going in for a consultation to get a feel for the stylist and talk over what you're looking for.
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Do I detect muffled giggles when he says, "I think I should run more often so you can call me more often and we can talk over the phone more often"?
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But now, as we talk, over Burmeister's shoulder I can see the rack where I hung my commodity-skiwear green waterproof-membrane jacket with zip-in liner, and it is embarrassing me.
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And during these conversations, something remarkable happened: The students stopped trying to talk over each other to be heard and to be right, and started to begin to empathize with one another.
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Based on the very limited thing you would know about the person, which was probably awful, how would you make small talk over the course of a dinner with somebody like that?
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She let Kaine and Pence talk over each other and interrupt each other repeatedly; her objections were so mild that after a while the candidates appeared to just stop listening to them.
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What is more, decades of double-talk over Article 9 have muddled the debate that Japan ought to be having over what role it should play in maintaining regional and global security.
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If you've been putting off talking about all of this because you know holidays can be a loaded topic, you should just bite the bullet and get the talk over with. Why?
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I say "we"—I spent much of the morning sitting next to a plant pot in the shape of a pair of tits, trying to talk over the rumbles of my stomach.
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And Trump revived alarmist talk over a caravan of asylum seekers marching across Mexico toward the southern border, on which he anchored a midterm campaign that was laced with falsehoods and racism.
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Six users can appear in split-screen at the time and don Snapchat-style selfie masks, while 50 total can listen and talk over voice while sending text, stickers, emojis, and GIFs.
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"Nevertheless, she persisted" has become a rallying cry, and the spectacle of Kamala Harris being repeatedly interrupted during Senate hearings prompted passionate conversations about how men talk over and belittle female colleagues.
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" Despite the exuberant reception for Obama, protests still raged outside the Wells Fargo Center, and speakers before Obama, including his former CIA director, had to talk over chants of "No more war.
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Corey has a big personality and he likes being in charge, but he also tends to talk over his wife and dismiss any of her business ideas, as well as those from Lemonis.
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But the president's remarks were subsequently contradicted by Hu Xijin, editor-in-chief of the Global Times, who said in a tweet that negotiators from both countries did not talk over the phone.
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He interrupted her, while allowing Trump to talk over him in his usual way, and he left unchallenged Trump's contradictory statement about not supporting the war in Iraq (he did), among other things.
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" The two continued to argue until finally Blitzer said, "If you're both screaming at each other, the viewers won't be able to hear either of you, so please don't talk over each other.
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There's been a lot of talk over the past week about toxicity in the gaming industry and how developers and publishers are afraid to be transparent because of the rage they risk incurring.
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A technological glitch left the microphones in the news conference room at MetLife Stadium dealing with an echo, and for a few moments, Giants Coach Pat Shurmur was forced to talk over himself.
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Buttigieg didn't just talk over the sounds of a sleazy-sounding synthesizer, he also spoke to Fallon about his ambitions, and the fact that Trump compared Buttigieg to MAD magazine's Alfred E. Neuman.
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Trump spread similar "rigged election" talk over the weekend in Greeley, Colorado, questioning the state's mail-in ballot system and encouraging voters to get a new ballot at an election site in person.
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Both represent a very old, tedious form of white male privilege whose response to not getting precisely what they want, no matter how inane, is to stomp their feet and talk over everyone else.
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In Taipei, a political party took power last month that is focused on the people of Taiwan, who are increasingly uncomfortable with the talk over seven decades affirming that Taiwan is part of China.
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The men are like tangled electric wires, sparking one another into insult, retort, slander; they talk over and through one another, shouting at city-desk anchorites on the other end of the phone line.
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The parents of one patient learned their daughter suffers from Angelman syndrome and was given information on how to communicate with her, since the disorder will take away her ability to talk over time.
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"You can play with your classmates or mostly anybody around the world and maybe you can become best friends," said Jaden China, 11, of Bergenfield, N.J. They talk over their microphones in the game.
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It's the quiet breaks from the momentum of the investigation, in the roadside diners over late meals or tucked away in the camper at night to talk over the case, when the novel glows.
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The president continued Tuesday in a series of tweets that noted NFL ratings, which fell again this week for the games themselves while ratings rose for talk over the controversy during pre-game programs.
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Assertiveness and leaning in and ironclad portfolios and marching into that interview and taking the space you deserve and changing the ratio and not letting Steve from accounting talk over you in the meeting.
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As well as its tough talk over Taiwan, Beijing has taken an increasingly assertive posture in the disputed South China Sea in recent years, including ramping up its military footprint on man-made islands.
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Pressure is mounting on money managers as investors pull out their assets — so much so that a group of highly competitive rivals held a conclave in New York last month to talk over the problem.
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To talk over our lingering apprehensions about diving back into Harry Potter's story and Rowling's ever-expanding Wizarding World, we rounded up WIRED's crack team of Potter experts to talk about all things Cursed Child.
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I find myself becoming quiet in groups, as people around me eventually shift the conversation to talk over or around me, the way you do when you've grown tired of the kid in the room.
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The Jersey Shore star, 32, celebrated Christmas Eve with her fans by posting a video on YouTube that showed all the progress Greyson has made in learning how to talk over the course of 2018.
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But the real money quote pops up midway through the show's 10-episode run, as protagonists Gus (Paul Rust) and Mickey (Community's Gillian Jacobs) talk over a failed attempt to get together for a date.
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As the videoconference firm 8x8 notes, 300 milliseconds is an acceptable amount of latency for a video call, but that's enough lag that two people can still talk over one another at the same time.
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They show how much the Democratic Party has changed — and how much it hasn't: I heard a lot of talk over the weekend that the real problem is, is that the President will not negotiate.
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Arik Air shareholders have filed a court case against Nigeria's government and Ethiopian Airlines in an attempt to halt any talk over the sale of the airline, which controlled around 55 percent of the domestic market.
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Participants in these sessions should share their candid views but cannot engage in derisive rhetoric that seeks to demean or show contempt for other points of view, nor should they interrupt or talk over other speakers.
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The White House had originally scheduled a signing ceremony for after the meeting at a Hanoi hotel, raising expectations that a deal was imminent after talk over the last week of some kind of peace pact.
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When Lady Gaga visits him, he takes the opportunity to talk over her, resulting in a scene where he spends several minutes listing all the government organizations investigating him as the pop star becomes visibly bored.
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Despite the tough talk over the proposed U.S.-backed force, Turkey's immediate priority is the Kurdish-held Syrian town of Afrin, which it has repeatedly threatened it is imminently preparing to target in a new military offensive.
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Yet when we need to talk over something significant — a new baby, a new job, a desperate prayer request, a personal victory — we skip the messaging apps and just call and hope the other person can answer.
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The phrase "nevertheless, she persisted" went viral in 2017 after Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell uttered the words to criticize Warren for attempting to continue to talk over Republican objections during Jeff Sessions' attorney general confirmation hearings.
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Troy's old roommate — who recognizes Lionel from the dating app — is the bartender and DJ. The roommates talk over beers about their childhood upbringings, their relationship with their parents, and the pressures of being Black at Winchester.
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That young California architect trying to talk over the mariachi band was Chelina Odbert, who directs Kounkuey Design Initiative, an architecture firm that has spent years collaborating with residents in Kibera, a large slum in Nairobi, Kenya.
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"Look, the next president is going to have to confront things a lot more challenging than being interrupted or having to talk over a little noise at an event," Buttigieg told reporters after one of those events.
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" DC says there's not a doubt in his mind JJ will be tuning in when he fights Stipe Miocic at UFC 226 on Saturday because, despite all the trash talk over the years ... "he likes watching me.
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Right after that controversial ending in the NFC championship game, the LAPD reached out to their Nawlins counterparts on social media with some epic smack talk over that non-pass interference call that cost the Saints the game.
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Clinton, Sanders talk over each other in debate clash Sunday was also '90s night, as the candidates essentially re-litigated major political battles of the era -- including NAFTA, the assault weapons ban and crime bill -- through modern eyes.
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But at the Quicken Loans Arena here, there were rows and rows of empty seats as Kimberlin Brown, a soap opera actress and California avocado farmer, struggled to talk over the chatter of delegates heading for the exits.
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However, each activity led to more fighting, and it wasn't until an honest talk over dinner that things started to get better, which allowed the season to end of the perfect note: each sister playfully impersonating the other.
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" WM: Oh my god, she is ... you don't want to … [They all talk over each other] LG: I have to tell you, I have to tell you … DF: You have to join Tim Cook in the "Carpool Karaoke.
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Not only does this put no one in a holiday mood, it also means that when it comes to making non-controversial small talk over the Thanksgiving dinner table this week, the number of safe subjects has dramatically decreased.
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At several points throughout the Senate Judiciary Committee's opening remarks, shouting protestors could be heard trying to silence or distract the senators — when the senators themselves weren't trying to talk over one another or halt the proceedings, at least.
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For extended periods of time during the two-hour debate, candidates sought to talk over one another, land opposition research hits and create zingers that they could then use to raise money for campaigns rapidly running out of it.
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"All the talk over what I wear and how I fix my hair has amused and puzzled me," Jacqueline Kennedy wrote long ago in "Campaign Wife," the syndicated weekly newspaper column she wrote during John F. Kennedy's 1960 campaign.
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When one victim reaches out to the man who raped her, asking him to talk over coffee, the show treats it as evidence of her need to confront her attacker, not a signal that she had consented to sex.
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You don't have to catcall, you can just loudly talk over your female coworker about a subject without realizing you're doing it, or not including a woman in something because you didn't know she would want to do that too.
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For all of the talk over the last year about cracking down on companies like Facebook, Cook wrote that it's this "shadow economy" of companies, most of whom the average consumer has never heard of, that deserves a closer look.
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PAYSON, Utah – A Utah man flew a small plane into his own house early Monday just hours after he had been arrested for assaulting his wife in a nearby canyon where the couple went to talk over their problems, authorities said.
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In 2014, the liberal radio host Bill Press had hosted Sanders at his Washington home to talk over the decision to run with Senate staffers, senior Democrats, and strategists, along with "wise guys and gals who pontificated a lot," recalled Longabaugh.
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Not much to do now except look for other fantasy epics to fill the gap, talk over the past season, and revisit it on video, free of the frantic rush to be the first to comment on every plot development online.
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Jaguars 20, Giants 15 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — A technological glitch left the microphones in the news conference room at MetLife Stadium dealing with an echo, and for a few moments, Giants Coach Pat Shurmur was forced to talk over himself.
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He said the judge called him earlier that morning to say he would be dropping by for some advice and to talk over the events of the previous two weeks, when he emerged, for a time, as the front-runner.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French President Emmanuel Macron's commitment to reform will face a first crucial test on Tuesday when he meets unions and employers to talk over labor reforms he has pledged to push through quickly despite deep opposition on the Left.
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However, Trump's claims at the G-7 that China called top U.S. trade negotiators to reignite discussions has been called into question by the Global Times' Hu, who said in a tweet that negotiators from both countries did not talk over the phone.
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We need to drive them to this website where they can find a safe, secure place to visit with hundreds of other caregivers to share experiences, to talk over issues, cry on someone's shoulder if they need to, to have that camaraderie.
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Anyhoo, a combo of local recording, remote video setups, and Chris handling the dials meant that we were able to talk over all the good stuff: All told there were some laughs, and we spent a good few minutes before mentioning COVID-19.
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In morning trade, crude prices briefly climbed to their highest levels since early January due in part to the tough talk over the missile test since the possibility of a confrontation in the Gulf region could put world oil supplies at risk.
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These two definitely didn't waste anytime with small talk over Earl Grey tea, as you might expect: Hours later, Stewart shared a video of the dog at "the swimming lesson that wasn't," in which Ginger stood by a pool and licked the actor's bald head.
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The money I've spent on wines by the glass over 11 years is a down payment by now, so don't talk to me about staying motivated to conduct two hours worth of small talk over stale Sancerre with a guy I'll never see again.
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At a time when people may be debating how women in politics hold on to their power, (see the UK's Theresa May and her Brexit mess) America's Nancy Pelosi just showed the world why you should never try to talk over or mansplain a woman.
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CNN has announced that each candidate will have 60 seconds to answer a question and 30 seconds to answer a follow-up or an attack from another candidate, and that they will penalize candidates who interrupt or talk over each other with less speaking time.
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"If one of our officials is being rude at working-level talks, the president and I can talk over the hotline and settle things," Kim said to laughs, referring to a new hotline set up between the president of South Korea and his office.
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The four central characters mingle and separate, migrating from sexual partnerships to platonic friendships, from marital unions to adulterous affairs and back again, just as their interactions morph from face-to-face talk over dinner and in bed to virtual exchanges over cellphones and email.
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There are Trumps everywhere: the professor who passes off their students and their concerns as whiny; the employee who sucks up to the boss and constantly tries to talk over their colleagues; the friend who gaslights you through last-minute plan changes and long delays between messages.
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That perception will not necessarily have been shaken by Monday night's debate, in which the Republican candidate repeatedly tried to talk over his Democratic rival and where his views – and indeed, his frequently awkward relationship with facts and reality – dominated the discussion much more than hers.
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Meeting with McConnell During a midday break in the trial proceedings, a number of GOP senators -- including Lisa Murkowski, Susan Collins, Mitt Romney and Lamar Alexander -- met with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in his office to talk over how and when the trial would conclude.
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She handles the bulk of the logistical legwork of getting people into treatment while the Angels oversee much of the day-to-day duties once they're out: driving to appointments, helping them find transitional housing, and just being available to meet up or talk over the phone.
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It was a pretty impressive demo overall, and the presenter noted that the system is able to learn about a specific team's speech patterns, which helps it create accurate transcriptions even when people talk over each other or are in a room with a lot of ambient noise.
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If you weren't aware of Winona Ryder and Keanu Reeves's 30-year friendship, it's obvious in the way the two stars talk over each other, pose playfully for photos and reminisce about the early days of their friendship — bonding in the late '80s over "motorcycle rides" and mutual friends.
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Update, July 20: The Chicago Tribune reported on July 18 that officials and activists in Kingston, New York, are planning to meet with the Point Counterpoint II owners on August 4 to talk over the potential relocation of the boat from Ottawa, Illinois, to the Hudson River town.
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Man: women talk too muchOther man: let me talk over this woman Harris was also prevented from finishing her questions to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein during the June 7 Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act hearing due to an interruption from McCain and Burr, according to reporting by the LA Times.
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After his talk, over lunch at the members-only Soho House West Hollywood, which is in the same building as Tantris, he kicked off his sneakers, twisted himself into a lotus position and recalled doing "every bit of drug" available in Harlem, where he briefly attended college in the 1970s.
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To everyone running for president right now: Please know that when you talk over any of your opponents, you are not just being rude to that person; you are being rude to every person who is sitting in his or her living room watching, people whose votes you are asking for.
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" Anthony added: "And there was always talk over the past couple seasons with me somehow being connected to — whether it was the Clippers or Lakers, I've somehow always been connected to — at first, it was the Lakers and now it's the Clippers' situations — so I try not to think about that.
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I'm not sure if it's just because of the stress of saving up, or the appointment I just made with my guidance counselor to talk over college plans, but all that seems to come to mind when viewing this photo is college, and most of all the hefty price tag.
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The US is expected to continue discussions with China at this weekend's G20 summit, so while the two parties talk over how exactly the rules will go into effect, Element says the company will be bringing in more parts than usual in preparation for the holiday season as "buffer against the unknown."
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Ask people in the working world what they miss most about college, and many will say something similar: They'll mention the intellectual stimulation of living near hundreds or thousands of potential friends, studying physics, psychology and literature, with the time to talk over a meal or some drinks late into the night.
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The interior minister's tough talk over the past days has left him little room to back down; he is in any case under pressure from Markus Söder, his long-time rival and the current prime minister of Bavaria, and Alexander Dobrindt, the CSU's leader in the Bundestag, to keep up the pressure on the chancellor.
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Even worse, "Barack and Joe" is written in a cloying style — "Barack and Joe, no longer opponents, were now able to move into a new phase with each other," or "Through straight talk over lunch, Barack and Joe resolved their spat" — that seems better suited to a children's book than a sophisticated political account.
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Turnout 2012 Obama: 65.9m2016 Clinton: 59.1m = -6.8m2012 Romney: 60.9m2016 Trump: 59m = -1.9mYou tell me what happened There will be a lot of talk over the next few days about which groups are to blame for Trump's rise (white people), and what the election's surprising demographics mean (Trump appears to have done much better with blacks and Hispanics than expected).
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One source with knowledge of the discussion between Hunt and the crown prince told CNN that such a meeting, between a British foreign secretary and the Saudi de facto head of state, is unusual; that based on diplomatic protocols, the foreign secretary would normally meet with a lower-level counterpart to talk over a pending action.
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While his work has inspired discussion of accelerated industrialization, a broad cultural gesture toward the digital, and all things that make New York City modern, now Marianne Preger-Simon's memoir Dancing with Merce Cunningham rescues the conversation about her and fellow artists' lived experiences from weighty, theoretic explanations of Cunningham that attempt to talk over their dancing.
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In "The Gathering," the reporters assemble 12 of the sexual abuse victims they interviewed (including a McDonald's worker, Kim Lawson, who helped organize a nationwide strike over the fast-food franchise's failure to address sexual harassment) at Gwyneth Paltrow's Brentwood mansion to talk, over gourmet Japanese cuisine, about what they've endured since going public with their charges.
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The post also comes amid increased impeachment talk over reports that Trump asked the Ukrainian president for help in investigating Democratic presidential candidate and former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE.
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Everyone is outside the club after dancing for hours, the smell of empty streets and silence that covers most of the city at this time doesn't exist in this moment, lip gloss shines on juicy brown lips and tipsy voices are raised as if everyone's still inside, trying to talk over the beat, and somewhere above them, ignored, sits the moon.
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This includes providing treatment in crowded dormitories huddled in a corner in an attempt to provide some confidentiality; sitting in a makeshift office trying to talk over the loud yelling of inmates and correctional officers just outside the door; or conducting group therapy in a room where those participating are shackled to the wall and floor for the clinician's and other inmates' safety.
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