Just talking to guys — talking to hitters, talking to bullpen arms, talking to starters.
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The officers are talking to her, the mental health specialists are talking to her, medical staff is talking to her.
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I spent a lot of time talking to average citizens, but this is a race that is won by talking to elites, by talking to the privileged, as well as talking to everyone.
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Talking to her was like talking to a seasoned detective.
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Talking to Pepper feels like talking to a small child.
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It's easier talking to Congress than talking to that stupid cow.
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I am talking to you guys specifically, I'm talking to everybody.
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I'm not talking to the queen I'm talking to the audience.
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Leslie was eating, talking to my mother, talking to my aunt.
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Talking to Nava was like talking to García, Barata told Pérez.
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I'm not shy and talking to people—and talking to celebrities—is awesome.
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"Talking to the owner felt like talking to a family friend," she said.
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"The other four aren't talking to me, but they're talking to Hannah," he said.
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I'm talking to everyone — I'm talking to my Auntie that's watching this right now.
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And so you shouldn't be talking to me, you should be talking to Fox.
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He'd walk in, start bagging groceries, talking to the customers, talking to the team.
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He's not just talking to us—he's talking to all survivors of sexual abuse.
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Talking to her, I'm also talking to myself, dismantling my old ideas about food.
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If only talking to girls was as easy as talking to your virtual assistant service!
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And he's not just talking to them about Facebook — he's talking to them about himself.
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Instead of talking to a few thousand people I'm talking to a few million people.
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I kept talking to God, talking to God, whether he talked to me or not.
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Who else are you talking to about — I didn't say we were talking to anybody.
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It's more intimate because there's still a driver you're talking to, or not talking to.
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Talking to the Taliban Talking to the Taliban is hard for many Americans to fathom.
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Talking to her, I'm also talking to myself, dismantling my old negative attitudes about food.
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When I'm talking to you, I'm not doing anything else—I'm concentrating on talking to you.
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He wants to know who you&aposve been talking to, who you&aposve been talking to.
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To me, talking to Green felt like talking to one person; no other parts came out.
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But I have no plans to quit talking to you, so don't quit talking to me.
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"We won't comment on who we're talking to and who we're not talking to," he said.
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"Republicans are talking to rich Republican donors more than they're talking to their constituents," Wikler said.
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And this is the way he's talking to his clients and he's talking to his investors.
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"You may not be talking to that company — you may be talking to the attacker," Thompson said.
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Talking to someone with bad plastic surgery is like talking to a man with a bad toupee.
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"You're talking to Democratic governors; you're talking to Republican governors and it's a politicized time," he said.
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I was talking to people who really hated talking to me 80 to 100 times a day.
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Talking to him was like talking to another writer, and I felt an instant sense of kinship.
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But Yang wasn't just talking to a television audience; he was barely talking to them at all.
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Spending time talking to regulators and making sure they understand ... Which regulators are you talking to today?
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Suddenly you realized that you weren't talking to the same people that Picasso and Braque were talking to.
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"Just talking to my family, talking to coaches, people who have been in my position before," he said.
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We spend too much time talking to senators and other bores, and not enough talking to the jobless.
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We're going to be talking to them about Syria, we're going to be talking to them about Ukraine.
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I lie in it while talking to my children or they lie in theirs while talking to me.
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So I'm talking to myself, I'm talking to my family, I'm talking to my girl, and they're like 'You say you want to play in the D-league, why are you mentioning overseas again?
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Will I be talking to the artist who plays Poppy or will I be talking to Poppy the character?
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I've been talking to a lot of people in Capitol Hill, I've been talking to a lot of people.
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So most people talking to Facebook, you're not talking to people who can change the machine, change the product.
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I was talking to them and they started doing a downward-facing dog when I was talking to them.
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"Whether it's talking to the president directly or talking to his innermost circle, he's been exceedingly helpful," Perez said.
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The process of reporting is just talking to people, having realizations, talking to other people inspired by those realizations, etc.
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In general, we've focused on just talking to our customers and talking to our users to understand what they want.
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But "the America we thought we were talking to is not the same America that is now talking to us".
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"I am talking to you, not as a physician, I am talking to you as a human being," he said.
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Rocky is shown talking to the men, but not fighting, and talking to the camera, saying he is being followed.
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Actually, I was just talking to someone from Chicago five minutes before I started talking to you—it's really random.
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"You could be talking to the guy down the street, or you could be talking to an astrophysicist," he said.
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As I am talking to you, Prime Minister, I feel I am talking to a person I have known for long.
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Ben isn't talking to his wife about Becky's medical needs — he's talking to Evan, who is wearing a strange magenta ensemble.
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That's what strange about interviews is that I'm talking to you but indirectly I'm talking to hundreds and thousands of people.
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As I am talking to you, prime minister, I feel I am talking to a person I have known for long.
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As I am talking to you Prime Minister, I feel I am talking to a person I have known for long.
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Are you out talking to ... I imagine if you're just launching this, you've already been talking to developers for some time?
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So it's a completely different experience if it's you talking to it [or] if it's your 6-year-old talking to it.
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All of the key players are looped in, talking to the president and talking to the Treasury secretary, according to people involved.
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A lot of parenting articles assume that they are talking to a mother and we want to be talking to all parents.
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I think I first started talking to you because I was going to end up talking to DeRay from Black Lives Matter.
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I needed to be reminded that they were not talking to me at all; they were talking to The New York Times.
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We're not going to Russia and talking to sources, or really going anywhere, going to any foreign country and talking to sources.
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"She was talking to herself and kept saying 'Go away, go away, I'm talking to my friend,' but nobody was there," Logan said.
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"These people are clearly talking to someone, who is talking to someone else," Lee Price, Paddy Power's PR chief, told the news outlet.
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"I would be talking to a friend who might have walked off and I couldn't tell and kept talking to myself," he added.
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But Obama was incredibly consistent: He was talking to Paulson [then the Treasury secretary], he was talking to [then-Fed Chair Ben] Bernanke.
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But instead of talking to advertisers, the stars were talking to Wall Street analysts, reporters, Apple super-fans, and viewers watching at home.
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"I can go two days without talking to her, or I can go two weeks without talking to her, but nothing will change," the model shared, before sharing that they didn't often go more than "two hours" without talking to each other.
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That conversation, Waad talking to Sama, was all there in the footage — little amazing moments with Waad talking to her in the early morning.
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"Every fighter has something"... He wasn't just talking to the depressed boxer from Kinshasa; he was talking to the rest of us as well.
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In the bots section, they learn about how A.I. works and compare and contrast talking to a bot versus talking to a human being.
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Just the love that was shown talking to the guys with the heart that they have, talking to Marshawn Lynch, Steve Smith, Torrey Smith.
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Talking to younger voters CNN's Maeve Reston reflects on how talking to older and younger voters about the 2016 race often revealed very different opinions.
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Five million people use Slack daily, and the communications platform has made talking to coworkers feel more like talking to your friends on social media.
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"I know Kourtney, for some reason, finds more comfort in talking to a stranger about family stuff, rather than talking to the source," she said.
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"We're on the Hill every day, talking to staff, talking to members," said Dorothy Coleman, vice president of tax and domestic economic policy for NAM.
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"Get your financial passport in order — talking to a bank, talking to a mortgage provider and really figuring out what you can afford," she says.
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The trainers ran out to the field and I was talking to them... it was weird, I was talking to them but I couldn't breathe.
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I think there are enough women talking to each other and talking to people from other underrepresented groups that those companies will get their due.
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He isn't talking to just anyone, though anyone could be watching; he is talking to one woman, whom he blames for what's about to happen next.
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When he first got here he was helping the young guys, talking to them about positioning, just talking to them about different things to help them.
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So, we're talking to each of the major players about -- they've been talking to us whether we want to provide more or some content to them.
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It's one thing to pretend you're talking to someone and another to actually be talking to a human being … [It] did quite the number on me.
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But in your head, you have to know that you're not talking to a 75-year-old man, I'm talking to a 40-year-old man.
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Imagine a five-year-old watching Mum talking to Siri, and Dad talking to Alexa, on a daily basis — what must she think of such interactions?
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It felt a bit like talking to a new therapist, or talking to the only stranger you like at a party filled with people you hate.
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"North Korea is now talking to the South Koreans, talking to the Chinese, and talking to the Americans, but seems to be trying to isolate Japan," said Narushige Michishita, director of the Security and International Studies Program at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies in Tokyo.
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What was so fun about writing the book is talking to a pop songwriter for The Weeknd and Ariana Grande, and then talking to, say, a musicologist.
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"As I am talking to you Prime Minister, I feel I am talking to a person I have known for long," the statement added, paraphrasing Trump's comments.
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"I was talking to Jay-Z for a little bit, and there was another actress that was there who was also talking to Jay-Z," Haddish said.
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They're talking to me and I'm talking to them and it's a different type of communication than just typing something out and sending it to the masses.
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Because I've been talking to people a lot lately about that, about talking to Stacey Abrams, she's doing Fair Fight, all kinds of things like that. Yes.
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She had the self-assurance and charisma of a veteran politician, but talking to her felt like talking to a friend—a good one, who doesn't bullshit.
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There's people in New Jersey who are talking to me about it, across the country that are talking to me about it, so I will consider that.
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And, according to Carson, Trump is now getting ready for his big adventure — "prepping the ground" for talking to minorities by talking to white people about minorities.
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"We're talking to the banks, we're talking to get the feeling whether it would be a right moment to move on or it cannot be," he said.
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"We're not just talking to the leagues, we're also talking to the broadcast partners of the leagues and the cable network partners of the leagues," he said.
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Obviously it's very different talking to a 9-year-old who's just getting access to the internet than talking to a 14-year-old boy... And that's okay!
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Cado: It's more likely that if you're the barista you're talking to co-workers, if you're in the coffee shop you might be talking to other people there.
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But people won't be staying because they love talking to the robots, it will be because the algorithms have saved them time to spend talking to other humans.
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Talking to Elgort about beauty is like talking to a 14-year-old about what they want to do with their life: vague, incidental, not exactly well-informed.
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TAMEEZ: Because George Papadopoulos talked to -- George Papadopoulos was talking to Russians, that is told by Australian intelligence, a number of other people were talking to foreign intelligence.
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"The other four aren't talking to me, but they're talking to Hannah," he said at WE tv's Real Love: Relationship Reality TV's Past, Present & Future panel on Dec.
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If someone who sounded exactly like your mother picked up her phone and started talking to you, you would just assume that you were talking to your mother.
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In one conversation, you're a human resources manager talking to an employee; change threads, and you're pretending to be the employee's husband while talking to the HR department.
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"I'm engaged with senior staff and colleagues as I would if I were physically here talking to them, but I'm talking to them on the phone," he said.
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It's like being in a recorded, whether I'm talking to Bill Gurley or I'm talking to Sheryl, you know what I mean, like it was a different thing.
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Talking to her made more sense than talking to anyone in real life, because unlike anyone in my immediate social circle, she understood what I was going through.
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Sure, talking to each other about what's going on is critical to team success, but talking to people outside the crew is key to maintaining one's emotional health.
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"What I got from him was not a presidential candidate talking to a state representative, or an old white man talking to a young black guy," Bamberg said.
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Amazon wants Alexa to be everywhere, and it needs more voice data to feed and "train" it so that talking to the assistant feels like talking to a friend.
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"What I got from him was not a presidential candidate talking to a state representative, or an old white man talking to a young black guy," Mr. Bamberg said.
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That really was in my thoughts a lot on the final legs, because he wasn't talking to me about it, but he was talking to his mother a lot.
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I'm going across and I'm talking to people and they're all very open and talking to me in large part, I think, because they've known me for 20 years.
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Talking to my doctor, in person, made it possible to talk to James, and talking to James taught me that I wasn't alone in my issue, my fear, my body.
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Talking to him was like speaking to any of my peers in the art world — actually, more like talking to the brightest art students that have their eyes wide open.
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I do this thing where I make pretend phone calls just to leave a place without talking to people... because I want to leave the joint without talking to people.
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My sense now talking to people who are talking to the administration is that they recognize where things are, and I don't know what's getting them to finally realize it.
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Sincerely, I Think My Boyfriend Is Talking to His Ex Dear I Think My Boyfriend Is Talking to His Ex, Your boyfriend is definitely cheating on you with his ex.
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The fact that I know where they've been and just talking to somebody who has gone through what you have gone through is completely different than talking to someone else.
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"I invite you to watch me talk about systemic racism not only when I'm talking to mostly black audiences, but when I'm talking to mostly white audiences," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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"I invite you to watch me talk about systemic racism not only when I'm talking to mostly black audiences, but when I'm talking to mostly white audiences," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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"The fact that we have decided — after talking to lots of experts, after talking to Addison multiple times, talking to the league — that we'd rather support him through the process than just cut him and let him go, that doesn't mean it's in conflict with support for victims of domestic violence," Ricketts said.
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They let you take an otherwise-boring photo or video (you talking to the camera) and make it amazing (you talking to the camera with rainbows shooting out of your mouth!).
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But yeah, I wasn't talking to her, I was talking to some producer and I was reading a script of exactly what they wanted me to say, that she probably typed.
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Ciara was eight months, and he hadn't started doing what he did later with the others, talking to them over his shoulder, talking to himself, asking questions they wouldn't be answering.
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I was just talking to the Genius guys - Genius.
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N olee ( gasps ): Talking to Jim—that's Harvey Weinstein!
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Josh Wink – "Talking To You (Carl Cox Remix)" 15.
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Why I'm No Longer Talking To White People About Race by Reni Eddo-Lodge Why I'm No Longer Talking To White People About Race is an essay collection that examines structural racism.
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Google makes talking to the Assistant more natural with "continued conversation" What Google announced: Google announced a "continued conversation" update to Google Assistant that makes talking to the Assistant feel more natural.
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I used to think that the speaker of a poem was talking to someone else, to some ideal reader or listener, but now I think that speakers—poets—are talking to themselves.
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"Instead of talking to me and to the school striking children and teenagers, they should be talking to actual scientists and experts in this area," she added, referring to White House officials.
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"If he's talking to the same people I've been talking to, he'd probably be a little bit more careful in terms of saying this for sure is going to happen," he said.
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Talking to him was like talking to a Steely Dan character with a moral compass: He more than witnessed pivotal moments of pop and world history, and he reminisced with smoke-toned humor.
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EM: You get to be mute in your love of a dog in a way that's so interesting — like you're talking to creation or you're talking to some art audience about the dog.
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"We have a lot of talking to do," said Yorke.
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She spent five minutes before the show talking to Styles.
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Photos show they spent some time talking to one another.
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"That ensures you're talking to the real brand," he says.
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So I went home and was talking to my wife.
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Judging from Natasha's tone, she's probably not talking to Scott.
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He's not talking to Latinos in Phoenix or Hazleton, Pennsylvania.
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That's when I started talking to them as an organization.
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The Retailer was the first person I got talking to.
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We'll be talking to her about her studies and music.
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He just knew that he liked talking to interesting people.
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Kourtney suggests talking to someone who has used a surrogate.
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Talking to him together, getting ourselves on the same page.
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I mean, storytelling, I do love talking to interesting people.
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Anyway, Maha, this has been ... it's great talking to you.
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I'd be talking to a girl, she'd be 50 ft.
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"The most surprising thing is talking to teachers," Lee said.
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He is talking to Tinker Bell on his unicorn phone.
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Talking to friends about my undocumented status was too dangerous.
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Talking to a 32 year old wasn't even an option.
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If you like listening to celebrities talking to other celebrities12.
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You have to earn that privilege by talking to them.
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I was talking to you know, famous songwriters last night.
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"We were both talking to her and crying," she recalled.
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"Then pretend you're talking to the hiring manager," Nightingale explains.
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"Our vision is that you will be talking to everything."
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I can imagine talking to a far more advanced Dadbot.
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PK: It's the frustration of talking to executives in general.
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Talking to strangers on the phone is already awkward enough.
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He wanted to challenge everybody that he was talking to.
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It was in your hand, and you're talking to her?
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Time to get talking to the men in your life.
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I tried talking to him but he kept to himself.
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Learning about it on TV while talking to your employees?
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Whether it's through media, information, or just talking to people.
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Talking to people, traveling for example this last midterm swings.
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By the way, you'll learn from talking to them too.
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Oh, and worst of all: She stops talking to Lorelai.
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So I'm like 'Who the hell am I talking to?
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You're the one looking at me and talking to me.
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And I'm like, 'Ma'am, I was talking to my son.
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Perez frequently brings up Hamer when talking to black audiences.
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That is, unless they're uncomfortable talking to themselves in public.
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The punk rock kid started talking to a conservative couple.
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I don't even know why I am talking to you.
|
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Backstage, I got to talking to some of the cast.
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I can tell you this from talking to DOJ prosecutors.
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After all of this time, I was talking to Iris.
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I was talking to my father about this, this morning.
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Regulate gun control in your country before talking to me.
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Obviously, from day two, we started talking to the teachers.
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There's going to be the joy of talking to people.
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He said, 'I have no interest in talking to you.
|
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Musk is only slightly more circumspect when talking to investors.
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As for me, I don't feel like talking to anyone.
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Jackie, I could go on talking to you all day.
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"How did you feel talking to my dad?" she asks.
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Mr Curtis: He's talking to the lost and the lonely.
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It waxes and wanes depending on whom I'm talking to.
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The President talking to the media is a good thing!
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It's not mind over matter; it's mind talking to matter.
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"She filmed these two people talking to her," said Robertson.
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That meant talking to companies that specialized in covering circuses.
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Instead, they are more like a person talking to himself.
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Mr Trudeau admits to talking to her about the case.
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Talking to managers has not worked so far, Long said.
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" — Jonathan Cheban "Have you gotten any advice talking to Trump?
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"Understand you are talking to the wrong person," Quintini said.
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Anyway, Aaron, as usual, it was great talking to you.
|
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What else interested you from talking to so many scientists?
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I'm happy to be here in London talking to you.
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This feature will make talking to the assistant more natural.
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Talking to users sounds hard and tedious, because it is.
|
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I was talking to friends who've written books over dinner.
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Talking to you, I have smelled alcohol on your breath.
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He must be tired of talking to people like me.
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All are alert and talking to hospital staff, Davis said.
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For example, I was talking to Colgate the other day.
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It's not actually Halverson talking to Steinar, but Runa herself.
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I might even be talking to an organization about that.
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" Others reconnected to other people: "I was talking to strangers.
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Try talking to Elon Musk, we're all in the simulation.
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WALLACE: Well, he was talking to people that were Russians.
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Nobody's really talking to each other, there's this hushed feeling.
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So, you tailor your conversation to whoever you're talking to.
|
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Today, we're talking to a yogi buying her first home.
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Soon enough, we'll be talking to everything in our house.
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I think I support what I'm talking to you about.
|
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"I just got finished talking to my mom," he says.
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"We are talking to a number of parties," he said.
|
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The couple were seen holding hands and talking to themselves.
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Plus, people often start talking to cover up awkward silences.
|
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"I'm already talking to Hallmark about what's next," she revealed.
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Why waste your valuable time talking to the wrong people?
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"Take my pulse while I'm talking to you," Clinton joked.
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It makes them feel comfortable talking to us about it.
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He wasn't talking to God, he realized, but to himself.
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I just started talking to the guy and assessing him.
|
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The guy was talking to me and he seemed fine.
|
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At my size, I'm not talking to many traditional [investors].
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He's so patient with her and loves talking to her.
|
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"She stopped talking to me, I felt betrayed," Aaron said.
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The startup is also talking to other unnamed potential investors.
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Who the fuck did he think he was talking to?
|
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I'm now talking to financial advisors about rebuilding strategic allocations.
|
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Those parents are talking to other people in the audience.
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You're talking to the early majority, or the late majority.
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And once I started talking to them, I'd stop swiping.
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Justice leadership takes the lead generally on talking to administrations.
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Right now we're talking to Congressman Mo Brooks from Alabama.
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Both of them are buck naked, talking to a stranger.
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Finally, someone on public transit you'll actually enjoy talking to.
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"I started talking to them four months ago," Lipson said.
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Is this what she's talking to Tony at Monet's about?
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Michael Cohen has been talking to special counsel Robert Mueller.
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Soon after, the company's executives mostly stopped talking to reporters.
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I was even talking to (Reds first baseman Joey) Votto.
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He's talking to Ivanka Trump who stopped by the interview.
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"We'll be talking to Senate Democrats," McConnell said before Easter.
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He's going to be talking to us about internet policy.
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I thought the light was talking to me and shit.
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"I also recommend talking to people about porn," Morris says.
|
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I remember talking to Miranda about it, after the election.
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Now to get over your fear of talking to strangers.
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Easy energy flows this morning around talking to your crush.
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Better even than Clint Eastwood talking to an empty chair.
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I was talking to somebody about this the other day.
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I've been talking to some of those people as well.
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Why can't I think I'm talking to my favorite painters?
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CT: Will, thank you so much for talking to me.
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They should be talking to superdelegates on a regular basis.
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" Another British officer called talking to her an "interesting job.
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I remember when my parents abruptly stopped talking to me.
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There are two ways of talking to the Google Assistant.
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" Marc Maron: "I knew a bit from talking to wrestlers.
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He had been talking to his wife on the phone.
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Then we started talking to the family, convincing them etc.
|
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"I hear you've been talking to my family," he said.
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You don't know who exactly the government's been talking to.
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I missed talking to my mom and friends the most.
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To start with we're talking to people who smoke weed.
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Sentient), talking to us in the words we understand (e.g.
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If the beat's not talking to you, don't do it.
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You may be talking to Bernie Sanders in six months.
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But you know that they are talking to you, man.
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We're talking to all of our customers about digital transformation.
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Reed said he'd been talking to senators about the issue.
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I'm glad that he's talking to North Korea as well.
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By reading books and talking to guards, he learned English.
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ET about talking to kids about race, policing and violence.
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Papadopoulos is already talking to potential donors before his run.
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His top tip for talking to children about fake news?
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Many of them forget they are talking to the president.
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CT: Haruki thank you so much for talking to me.
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Already, some of the women were talking to each other.
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Trump supporters and haters alike, I'm talking to you too.
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Ms. Weisberg said she liked talking to her taxi driver.
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That's why I am talking to you, to demand justice.
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He said he has been talking to Cotton about it.
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Talking to Amoreena is like being inside my own head.
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Khloé meanwhile, played it more diplomatically when talking to E!
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Katie Bain is talking to these fuckin' people on Twitter .
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I'm a big believer in talking to voters like the
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I distinctly remember talking to two Dutch startuppers in 2007.
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Speaking to her is like talking to an old friend.
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MACCALLUM: So what happened when he was talking to them?
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That Olga had been talking to Sasha that whole time.
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She also recommends talking to your possessions, as Kondo does.
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I said: 'Why are you talking to me about it?
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And he's talking to her and her husband like that.
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Our documentary is people sitting down and talking to us.
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Saio describes it as two apps talking to one another.
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Every parent should be talking to their child about suicide.
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Only Beyoncé can answer who she specifically is talking to.
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I did laps around the living room, talking to people.
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Forget what your mom told you about talking to strangers.
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Are they being courteous in talking to the people affected?
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Today we are talking to Motherboard contributing editor Sarah Emerson.
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Yet I feel like the stain is talking to me.
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"So nice talking to you," she told the latest reporter.
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Instead, he equates talking to crowds of admirers with exercise.
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Forget what your mama told you about talking to strangers.
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We started talking to him and mentioned our shared fantasy.
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His wife, Rosario, stayed at his bedside, talking to him.
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That sad woman has grown tired of talking to me.
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You never know if you're talking to a champion here.
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" Louie considers Snapchat "my main way of talking to people.
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After talking to her, I started feeling uncomfortable about Matt.
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"How can you leave without talking to me?" he shouted.
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I think he was talking to his mentor or something.
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Meanwhile, you're talking to someone's aunt who's a dental nurse.
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They spent hours of every day talking to each other.
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It is also talking to aircraft leasing providers, he added.
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You should inform yourself further by talking to your mentors.
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Mooney said he broke down when talking to the team.
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With the initial statement, he's talking to his primary audience.
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We love talking to you thank you for your time.
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People talk to me like they're talking to a friend.
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It makes the person I'm talking to feel so good.
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I was talking to a video of a holocaust survivor.
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He's talking to the people that I grew up with.
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In a monologue, the speaker is talking to the audience.
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"It's almost like talking to a small child," says Conru.
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And I want someone who's used to talking to people.
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Talking to one person in private will not help this.
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Sound like the guy you've been talking to on Bumble?
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How did talking to the girls shift your own perspective?
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I like talking to my grandmother in times of crisis.
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He avoided talking to anyone he didn't already know well.
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And every person felt interesting when talking to my father.
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Trump has increasingly been talking to the latter, like Reps.
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I ended up talking to a guy I met online.
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I was just talking to Dennis Crowley about that. Right.
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Mark, thank you for talking to us today, especially today.
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I'm talking about my priorities, but I'm talking to everyone.
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Anything that begins with managers talking to managers goes nowhere.
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The UK has been talking to the major mobile networks.
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Others find talking to a tape recorder works too. Experiment.
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I'm not talking to any of them since the party.
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The fans saw our laptops and starting talking to us.
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And the two systems don't like talking to one another.
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"There's no advantage to talking to the police," he said.
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When talking to him, my own views are often challenged.
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"She was talking to us about forgiveness," Mr. Slay says.
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"It was like talking to a brick wall," he said.
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"I saw you talking to Bob Wykoff tonight," he said.
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He loved talking to people, caring for them, helping them.
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It means going out and actually talking to the people.
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Don't waste your valuable time talking to the wrong people.
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But this time, his work means talking to Mister Rogers.
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I was talking to myself, saying like: 'Just relax, man.
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And so we have a great time talking to them.
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That's good to remember regardless of whom you're talking to.
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But someone else might be secretly talking to them, too.
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Her letter asked him to stop talking to the media.
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"We are not talking to each other," he told reporters.
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Fanny was talking to teammates and adults Rosario didn't know.
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Mr. Yang believes in talking to people he disagrees with.
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"I don't know who else they're talking to," he said.
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I was talking to lots of people in that process.
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From that day on, she started talking to me again.
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"I love talking to people in New York," she said.
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Since then, he has been talking to her every day.
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Afterward, he fled quickly with Melania without talking to anyone.
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The things that may be relevant when talking to relatives.
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Look forward to talking to you again in the future.
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Apple's iMessage isn't just for talking to your friends, anymore.
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CT: Mark, thank you so much for talking to me.
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"We remain open to talking to them," she said Friday.
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Even now, as I'm talking to you, with this play.
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After this terrible night he was not talking to me.
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"They have everybody talking to the old witnesses," he said.
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He didn't seem to care about talking to us anymore.
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I was talking to them in that sort of slang.
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And she left the octogon without talking to Joe Rogan.
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I was talking to someone about this the other day.
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It was great talking to you, Charlotte and Dave Willner.
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Instead of talking for Trump, they are talking to him.
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But does this deluded guy know who he's talking to?
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Only one has been talking to deputies, Sheriff Snyder said.
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Sometimes he wonders if he should try talking to Garry.
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Larsa told police she would be talking to an attorney.
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Anyway, Scott, it was great talking to you as always.
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Because he's talking to one guard who was doing nothing.
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Still, my heart raced just thinking about talking to him.
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I don't remember talking to anybody who brought that up.
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We're investing in talking to voters on the ground now.
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I love talking to smart people about their cool shows.
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I like it better when people aren't talking to me.
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Do folks feel like they're talking to us under duress?
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Talking to the press in the rain, Murray looked stunned.
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We are just talking to each other about our feelings.
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She always is talking to the phone in weird ways.
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So are they talking to anybody else in the government?
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Talking to two people who have worked at the Journal.
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"I was just talking to myself in the beginning," she explained, and talking to herself attracted others similar to her, birthing a strong movement on social media built of "smart brown girls" and others.
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"We're not just talking to the leagues, we're also talking to the broadcast partners of the leagues and the cable network partners of the leagues," Twitter CFO Anthony Noto told Recode back in April.
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"And Now We're Talking To #2017 … " she captioned an adorable family snap earlier this month of the family of three, where little Future is talking to his brother or sister through his mom's belly.
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A bevy of Redditors recently revealed why they stopped talking to a romantic interest after talking to them all day, every day, and the various responses prove that ghosting is all too common. 219.
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Green: What Bannon did by talking to Wolff for this book -- and by extension, probably, talking to me for my book -- is pour a can of gasoline over his head and light a match.
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I have tried explaining why this behavior is creepy and rude to the person he is talking to, as they do not know they are talking to someone who is going to the bathroom.
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"We're in the business of talking to retailers, we're constantly talking to different retailers all around the world about opportunities we may have with them," Ocado Chief Executive Tim Steiner told reporters on Tuesday.
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"I invite you to watch me talk about systemic racism not only when I'm talking to mostly black audiences, but when I'm talking to mostly white audiences," Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Ind.
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WE HAVE PEOPLE WILLING TO INVEST, MINORITY SHAREHOLDER TO BRING TECHNOLOGY TO US AND WE HAD MULTIPLE PARTIES WE WERE TALKING TO DR. SOON-SHIONG AND NAN CAPITAL WAS ONE PARTY WE WERE TALKING TO .
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Nobody inside the Trump administration is unhappy with these things because they're talking to their base, they're only talking to their core supporters, and their core supporters want anyone who's darker than a latte deported.
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"Political appointees may think it is 'unnecessary,' but talking to the service members with firsthand knowledge is just as important as talking to the generals and admirals who command them," Gowdy said in a statement.
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The goal is to make them feel comfortable talking to you.
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"Each ambassador realized they were talking to the world," Guidotti said.
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And it would never dissuade you from talking to an accountant.
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To be honest, I'm normally really good at talking to strangers.
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Are you going to keep doing interviews and talking to people?
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You won't even have to know which device you're talking to.
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White people talking to other white people about not being terrible?
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I spent an hour talking to the Disney expert on this.
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He also does a pretty good job of talking to me.
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That's why I don't mind talking to you because you're fake.
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I'd like to spend an hour talking to him about it.
|
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Davidson surrendered after talking to a school resource officer, officials said.
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Because he stopped talking to her and talked to the press.
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I had felt very unsafe, and I wasn't talking to anyone.
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Talking to bottle girls in a night club is cheating duh .
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That's astonishing for people who know they're talking to a machine.
|
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I spend a lot of time talking to national security experts.
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Counter-terrorism investigators had been talking to the father and brothers.
|
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You can't really persuade somebody if you're not talking to them.
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He is full of humor and people enjoy talking to him.
|
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I was talking to someone about him and they told me.
|
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We need to be talking to -- to all of our adversaries.
|
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"That's dependency for you," she said, still talking to the dog.
|
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It's that the two factions have stopped talking to each other.
|
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Ever stop talking to people when you are angry at them?
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It's quite difficult talking to people when they can t talk.
|
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"My own experience talking to the agent was unsettling," he said.
|
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Both were promptly arrested and are talking to the Malaysian police.
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Mayfield told reporters afterward he "didn't feel like talking" to Jackson.
|
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In talking to friends and coworkers, Face ID can be inconsistent.
|
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She was totally genuine, she spent time talking to each family.
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And we&aposre looking forward to talking to him very soon.
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One problem is that talking to your phone isn't always convenient.
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She has been talking to [her mother Kris Jenner] about it.
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I stood around talking to him for two and half hours.
|
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"We are talking to the operators about their needs," he said.
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"Seth is always great when talking to him," Ted told Mashable.
|
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I'm currently talking to three companies pretty seriously, so fingers crossed!
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But, after talking to my grandma, we decided to forgive her.
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My party's not talking to them about what they're worried about.
|
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At first, my brother didn't know they were talking to him.
|
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Ben, we are always talking to -- when the left is unhinged.
|
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Everyone is either talking to each other or watching the music.
|
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They were all just talking to each other, equal as anything.
|
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She was talking to her mother, Jill McCluskey, on the phone.
|
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But he seems in no hurry to stop talking to John.
|
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So I started talking to him about this a while ago.
|
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After the break we're talking to RB about the CrowdStrike Conspiracy.
|
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He even does it while talking to someone on the phone.
|
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"Look at me when I'm talking to you," a survivor said.
|
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"Look at me when I'm talking to you," the woman said.
|
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If Will is dead, what or who is talking to Joyce?
|
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But he never forgot that the fundamental was talking to folks.
|
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Murakami finds Matt talking to Elektra, though, and knocks him away.
|
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But in the book, it appears he was talking to Lyra.
|
|
"I'm talking to you, Tamika Mallory," he said in the video.
|
|
Elijah Cummings, who has been talking to Trump about his ideas.
|
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" King adds, "I had been talking to her on the telephone.
|
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I look forward to talking to him about what he meant.
|
|
The man was talking to himself and seemed disconnected from reality.
|
|
Next, we see a hooded Apocalypse talking to a young woman.
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TALKING TO PROSECUTORS Discouraged after his firing, Masiero dropped the matter.
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"He was always walking around campus talking to people," she remembered.
|
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"I want people to start talking to one another," she said.
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Traditionally, you can't get away with talking to somebody like that.
|
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"I don't want him talking to anybody from Fox," she said.
|
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At the end of the day, that's who we're talking to.
|
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He doesn't recall talking to colleagues who had done the same.
|
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" Looking for More Tender Playing "Like you're talking to a child.
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Jon, thanks for coming by, it was great talking to you.
|
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I'll be talking to you about that at a later date.
|
|
All she's doing is sitting there talking to the male gymnasts.
|
|
Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos famously hates talking to the investment community.
|
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You can watch the video of Barroso talking to Newsnight below.
|
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You need to stop talking to my daughter about her weight.
|
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Talking to someone on the phone while secretly watching them: check.
|
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"She just realized that Jennifer Hudson's talking to her," Shelton quipped.
|
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I was on third base talking to Chambers, the head coach.
|
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Eventually a totally clear picture of who you're talking to emerges.
|
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They'll be talking to you, explaining to you, like regular people.
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We are talking to Linda Nochlin about women of Abstract Expressionists.
|
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I don&apost like him talking to Bob Mueller at all.
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Without him North Korea would not be talking to South Korea.
|
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He remembers seeing Julie talking to two adults wearing ghost sheets.
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She had the idea when she was talking to her parents.
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"It was like talking to the World Bank," grumbled another aide.
|
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Murray spent a summer talking to farmers and peasants about trees.
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It'll be a bundle; we're talking to a bunch of people.
|
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Obviously we didn't print it without talking to a legal team.
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Trump had begun talking to other networks about moving his show.
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They're never in the same frame while talking to each other.
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It's unclear who he was was talking to at the time.
|
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Then she moved to her grandparents and stopped talking to Lorelei.
|
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Coffee ended shortly, and she stopped talking to me since then.
|
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I hope Washington leaders are talking to their counterparts in California.
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Talking to Arch Daily Chiote noted that:Libraries are houses of books.
|
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In it, Dalton's Lalo is talking to Hector Salamanca (Mark Margolis).
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I am talking to the world now live from East #Aleppo.
|
|
Today we are talking to Motherboard Canada staff writer Jordan Pearson.
|
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Needless to say, talking to this man is a real adventure.
|
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The company has been talking to potential buyers, sources have said.
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KARL: Well, wait, who do you think he was talking to?
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Who do you think the former British spy was talking to?
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It's just like talking to a bunch of strangers at once.
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Democracy is still about talking to people to find common cause.
|
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I had no trouble talking to Siri, even in a crowd.
|
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So how do you go about talking to your work crush?
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It's always fun talking to Amy, because she's just so ridiculous.
|
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I was interested in talking to them about plastic or aerodynamics.
|
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Shifty Schiff and he is talking to Russians on the phone.
|
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I was furious and stopped talking to her for a month.
|
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Contrary to popular belief, introverts don't hate talking to other people.
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Instead, if you're feeling really stalled, consider talking to a professional.
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Mitsotakis said he had learned a lot in talking to Greeks.
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His job involves talking to other officers who have been shot.
|
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After talking to Gallimberti, he decided to give rTMS a try.
|
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So, naturally, we wound up talking to a bunch of celebrities.
|
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They can simply download the app and start talking to Alexa.
|
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Talking to trans people with modeling experience, Shon's words ring true.
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Or more precisely, how Amazon's digital assistant is talking to them.
|
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He was talking to her in a hostile and abusive way.
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Just going over and talking to them and having a conversation.
|
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I was very anxious talking to my adopted parents about it.
|
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Who is this person and why are they talking to me?
|
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But things got weirder once I started talking to Guccifer 2.03.
|
|
Americans, in particular, simply prefer talking to Filipinos than to Indians.
|
|
Every time he's on Fox or MSNBC, he's talking to voters.
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Bernie: Ok, it's always nice talking to you, appreciate your time.
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"She remembered talking to her grandmother and shared stories," West said.
|
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I'll be talking to him and he's texting or reading Twitter.
|
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She instantly stopped talking to me and disappeared into the crowd.
|
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I should have spent more time talking to Michelle and Figgy.
|
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I used to watch her before I started talking to her.
|
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"I wouldn't be here talking to you about it," she said.
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When you're talking to somebody in person, you use hand gestures.
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"I was more busy talking to journalists than working," he said.
|
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McConnell talking to his members and trying the thread the needle.
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We don't have time to wait and keep talking to them.
|
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And Gordy turns around and starts talking to the cab driver.
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What was that like, traveling and talking to families and survivors?
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I was talking to Kate Flannery about doing something recently, actually.
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Votto: It looks terrible if I start talking to you guys.
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So talking to you is very fun, I have to say.
|
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Noah stood outside, talking to a friend we had run into.
|
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He saw me talking to his grandson and wanted to apologize.
|
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What you should do is stop talking to this person completely.
|
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" "Men need to be talking to men and boys about power.
|
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Note that the Echo wouldn't be talking to you randomly, though.
|
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Connie Loizos: Jerry, it's a pleasure to be talking to you.
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Especially when you're talking to someone who is a professional liar.
|
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And again, I'm sitting here talking to you all this morning.
|
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The police are not interested in talking to us, the promoters.
|
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Our phones will soon be talking to us more and more.
|
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So you won't have doubts about who's really talking to you.
|
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It helps maintain the illusion that they're talking to a peer.
|
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I like wasn't talking to him when I first started writing.
|
|
Higgins confirmed as much while talking to People two weeks ago.
|
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"I'm not talking to the President now," Susan Bro said Friday.
|
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If you keep talking to the media it'll damage her career.
|
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"We're talking to a group that's often not represented," Lo says.
|
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"She got her own reasons for talking to me," he sings.
|
|
A few weeks later, I was talking to my classmate Fiona.
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Sallie, it was great talking to you, thanks for coming by.
|
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I don't think they were talking to any working-class voters.
|
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You're out there promoting this book, talking to lots of strangers.
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And I'm really grateful that they're interested in talking to me.
|
|
So here I am, talking to you about what I've experienced.
|
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We are saving and we are talking to the appropriate people!
|
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"I was talking to my neighbor who's in biotech," she explains.
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TELL THAT MUTHAFUCKA DONT BE TALKING TO MY MAN LIKE THAT!!
|
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And my team is talking to them, to analyze the things.
|
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"We are talking to everyone," Dickey told the Examiner this month.
|
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So I filmed him talking to people and listening to people.
|
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Here is a wider shot of POTUS talking to troops. pic.twitter.
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And we're not just talking to your tropical-themed staff party.
|
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I was talking to my dad about what defines a generation.
|
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From talking to people, does this seem like the fan favorite?
|
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When my parents stopped talking to me, I was graduating college.
|
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I'm talking to you and you are looking over at Mark.
|
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We are constantly looking at our programming and talking to girls.
|
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I have been talking to some of those people as well.
|
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You can't move forward if you stop talking to each other.
|
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Cortez Masto said she's talking to colleagues about the DSCC job.
|
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After talking to her husband, she decides to have an abortion.
|
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And I know this as a reporter from talking to people.
|
|
Who wants to waste valuable time talking to the wrong people?
|
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However, I gave myself a stern talking-to and went in.
|
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No dogs at the dog park are comfortable talking to him.
|
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Speaking for myself, I really enjoy talking to successful bootstrapped companies.
|
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Is there a difference when you're talking to a computer program?
|
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He shoots the guy he was talking to in the head.
|
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Why do Democrats fear talking to Customs and Border Protection (CBP)?
|
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We didn't even mention that we're talking to these other people.
|
|
Many people listen in when presidents are talking to foreign leaders.
|
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Ivic sat talking to the coat-swaddled child, stroking her hair.
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"We enjoy talking to all kinds of folks," the post says.
|
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You're talking to middle America when you have the Super Bowl.
|
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"Everyone is talking to everyone, already, at all levels," he said.
|
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And there I didn't even know he'd been talking to her!
|
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Have you ever considered actually talking to the other 97 percent?
|
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We have three hours talking to our good friends every morning.
|
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A smart speaker she'll get a kick out of talking to
|
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I mean, it's a very directed way of talking to people.
|
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"I was talking to one of the Douglas students," Daley said.
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THANK YOU FOR TALKING TO US THIS MORNING FROM YOUR OFFICES.
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And she is talking to someone she needs to win over.
|
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Think your relationship could benefit from talking to a financial adviser?
|
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For my own adventure, I started by talking to doubles experts.
|
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Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon is talking to Rep.
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Talking to Trump about an investigation involving him would be unthinkable.
|
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He's also prone to talking to Issa with his shirt off.
|
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But it was always a big thrill talking to Sandy Koufax.
|
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He abruptly ended the call with whomever he was talking to.
|
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I landed in Riyadh and spent days just talking to people.
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I stopped talking when I heard her talking to someone else.
|
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Instead of talking to Nate, the father wrote him a letter.
|
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He wants to focus on restoring order and talking to Chileans.
|
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To see Paul Warfield near Larry Csonka, talking to Barry Sanders.
|
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Indeed, the network is talking to writers about a potential spinoff.
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KS: I was just talking to someone at Google about this.
|
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Imagine being at a bar talking to a group of friends.
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Do you even know who you're talking to, you stupid fuck?
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If I'm talking to someone, drawing helps me focus as well.
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We see jocks hanging out with stoners, seniors talking to freshmen.
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Talking to reporters after the picnic, Harris played down the polls.
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And I have really uncomfortable shoes while I'm talking to you.
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Climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe is out talking to evangelicals and conservatives.
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And my perceptions changed, talking to them on that personal level.
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What did you hope to find from talking to these folks?
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The majority of the audience we're talking to is Spanish-speaking.
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I re-watched it before talking to my director of photography.
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And when they do, they are talking to feds like Liddell.
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That's one of the reasons I like talking to you, right?
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A video posted by another user shows Ayala talking to Lushchinskaya.
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We negotiated with suppliers and we are talking to the government.
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If scaries still persist, it may be worth talking to someone.
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Not a debate, not a stern talking to, but a war.
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He was talking to reporters at an auto show in Shanghai.
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"Talking to my parents, these have been fraught conversations," she said.
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I think talking to the people who are angry is important.
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She was talking to her daughter in Israel on her headset.
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It's the love of food and wine and talking to people.
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When our daughter says "Mommy," she's talking to me — her father.
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Callimachi: When I'm talking to him, I recognized myself as well.
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We've only been talking to each other for a few hours.
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He's clearly done his research, unearthing transcripts and talking to survivors.
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But I have a suspicion that he's talking to his ex.
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Or did occupation disappear from your terminology when talking to Israelis?
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LG: They think you're talking to an actual assistant barking orders.
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In a soliloquy, the speaker is talking to him or herself.
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For some people, getting help means talking to someone, sometimes anyone.
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We were talking to the Hillary, Sanders, and the O'Malley campaign.
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I can't be talking to someone and be huffing and puffing.
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Four months into this trip, I've taken to talking to myself.
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I was talking to them about Australia and all this stuff.
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Talking to some in the Biden circle, I sensed a myopia.
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I thought he was talking to me and explaining the piece.
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"Talking to the police is a death sentence," Ms. Ayala said.
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On Wednesday, he finally surfaced — on TV, talking to Ellen Degeneres.
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Fed up with drinking wine alone and talking to your cats?
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I was talking to someone from that set the other day.
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He wasn't interested in talking to me about books or cheerleading.
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They're talking to donors, consulting lawyers and studying the primary map.
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He's having some regulatory problems; would you mind talking to him?
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Oddly enough, I was talking to ... I'm blanking on her name.
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You never know when you're talking to the next Huma Bhabha.
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When I'm talking, I think of myself talking to each person.
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So we spent a lot of time talking to the company.
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The politicians I have been talking to are scared, or livid.
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Mr. Fabre is not talking to the media, a spokesman said.
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All right, Joanna, as usual it was great talking to you.
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I think it's just talking to yourself in a certain way.
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I use it, it's my main way of talking to people.
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LS: I use it as a mode of talking to people.
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Why is the President only talking to Rubio and Díaz-Balart?
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Deliberately so because I can't stand talking to people before lunch.
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" Mr. Duda said: "I was smiling when talking to Mr. President.
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Mr. Jackson spent about two hours talking to detectives, prosecutors said.
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On Saturday he was talking to fellow umpires about his recovery.
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The people I've been talking to, Biden is not really resonating.
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They don't reflect on their jealousy before talking to their partner.
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I start paying attention, and the piece starts talking to me.
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They were talking to me as a friend, not a reporter.
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Joe Manchin of West Virginia — was seen talking to GOP Sens.
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Talking to a friend, for example, might be a better way.
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And she said, 'No, actually I'm not talking to the media.
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Netanyahu, talking to children and passing out the backpacks with books.
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Maybe, after doing your due diligence and talking to a doctor.
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" He goes on to complain, "All night you're talking to God.
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The thing is, nobody's talking to the boys in their lives.
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One of those senators Collins is talking to is Republican Sen.
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Talking to witnesses, I began to piece together what had happened.
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It requires data in the form of people talking to it.
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MORGAN BRENNAN: Are you talking to anyone in the Trump administration?
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"She said the &aposvoice is talking to me,&apos" Jo said.
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I love teaching, but I really love talking to other scientists.
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We were talking to Mark Levoy at the recent hardware event.
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The real fun was talking to Mr. Fukuyo about his job.
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They are talking to each other, and they know the answers.
|
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Felix, hearing she is talking to publishers, goes prissy with outrage.
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What is the right age to start talking to your kids?
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The recruiters have spent hours talking to hundreds of hopeful candidates.
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Corbyn spent the morning cycling around Islington North, talking to voters.
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"Hopefully he'll see the merit of talking to me," Johnson said.
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It still requires reading, talking to sources and writing (and Twitter).
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"Who's talking to me right now?" she asked with a laugh.
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"It was as if talking to a neighbor right next door."
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They hadn't been talking to a zombie for all those years.
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MORGAN BRENNAN: You're talking to a bunch of New Yorkers here.
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The president has said he has no problem talking to investigators.
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"He started the campaign by talking to Democratic leaders," Davis said.
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I spent my day talking to my friend & supporter, the President.
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" "Every generation has its own way of talking to each other.
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Today we're talking to the Atlantic's political reporter extraordinary McKay Coppins.
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After the break we're talking to Mike Sal about Lev Parnes.
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Comics, of course, are quite different than actually talking to someone.
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The United States first began talking to the Taliban in 6900.
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Glenn Grothman's team is another office that's received a talking-to.
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Today in stuff we're (probably) gonna hate: Teslas "talking" to pedestrians.
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A male employee remains seated in a chair talking to Thomas.
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She grew to like Sima, and started talking to Sima's family.
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"I was talking to my son in heaven," Raymond Turner said.
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Bottom of the list is talking to their kids about money.
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She was constantly redefining who you thought you were talking to.
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"Talking to the generals and the admirals is important," Gowdy wrote.
|
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After the break, we're talking to Kate Brannen about the whistleblower.
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Talking to his clone was an "amazing experience", Mr. Kalt says.
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I heard her talking to the superintendent on the building staircase.
|
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Certainly, Prime is talking to the distributors about a similar relationship.
|
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Trump seized on that moment when talking to reporters on Tuesday.
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MICHELLE CARUSO-CABRERA: How much are you talking to the President?
|
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Trump did keep talking to reporters at the Cabinet meeting, however.
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I go in there and start talking to them about abortion.
|
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So they said you're talking to us what about Mr. Snowden?
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It's unclear whether she was talking to herself or other people.
|
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Just one writer talking to his friend, another writer, on Twitter.
|
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Talking to his boss about leaving only further fueled his fire.
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I'm talking to [House Budget Committee] Chairman [Tom] Price [R-Ga.
|
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"We're still talking to a lot of different automakers," he added.
|
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"I tried talking to them and changing their opinion," she said.
|
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FM: We are talking to our friends in Europe about this.
|
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CT: So you have been talking to Prime Minister Theresa May?
|
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When talking to families, students worried about balancing objectivity with sympathy.
|
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Is it talking to somewhere it wasn't expected to talk to?
|
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Jeantel said she heard him talking to Zimmerman in the background.
|
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And who was Elliott talking to in that deadpan voice-over?
|
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SJ: Very good talking to you, sir, we'll leave it there.
|
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I've been talking to Ivan Menezes, the CEO of Diageo. ENDS
|
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She really enjoyed that and said she liked talking to me.
|
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But Glasgow said he and his wife kept talking to him.
|
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Her phone is pinging with people talking to her on Facebook.
|
|
Weaver claims the investigators spent only 10 minutes talking to him.
|
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"Until you get into rehearsal, you're talking to yourself," he explained.
|
|
Mitch McConnell called and said you're interested in talking to me.
|
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" He was like, "Yeah, I'm out here, I'm talking to people.
|
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Not just the Chinese, we're talking to the Americans as well.
|
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Stop talking to her like that on tv u lil cunt.
|
|
" Talking to reporters, he told documentary filmmakers, "is what I do.
|
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"That's when I got good at talking to ghosts," she said.
|
|
He indicated that the United States was talking to both sides.
|
|
By now, my family had mostly stopped talking to me entirely.
|
|
Yeah. I remember talking to your photo teacher from high school.
|
|
HALE I'm going to be talking to Mulaney later this week.
|
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She stopped talking to me when she got a phone call.
|
|
Research suggests that talking to former students is a better guide.
|
|
" The other said, "Look at me when I'm talking to you.
|
|
But the guys didn't know they were talking to federal officers.
|
|
It's a total enjoyment talking to him, I have to say.
|
|
If you were talking to a presidential candidate or presidential candidates?
|
|
Talking to people and hearing anecdotes from all around was helpful.
|
|
We are listening to them, but we're not talking to them.
|
|
I could feel myself talking to myself, trying to calm myself.
|
|
"I don't want my refrigerator talking to some food police," Rep.
|
|
You're talking to people who are not on your list, right?
|
|
Back then it was travelling the world, talking to IT departments.
|
|
People were very open talking to us — surprisingly so, I thought.
|
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After talking to me, she probably went home to her kids.
|
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I would further suggest talking to some of the unbiased witnesses.
|
|
I was talking to someone who used to work for Obama.
|
|
I was talking to Penn Jillette about this the other day.
|
|
Anyway, it was great talking to you, thanks for coming by.
|
|
You'll know the person you're talking to better than I will.
|
|
He starts talking to her friends (at her funeral, no less).
|
|
I was talking to my mother about this the other day.
|
|
I gotta say, it's really exhausting talking to this many people.
|
|
"We've been talking to each other for a while," Coupe said.
|
|
Kara Swisher: Mark, thank you so much for talking to me.
|
|
I was talking to the new Ministry of Economics in Portugal.
|
|
Doesn't sound like the dude knew who he was talking to.
|
|
This week, we're talking to writer and herpes activist Emily Depasse.
|
|
I am talking to you from the lovely San Francisco office.
|
|
"If he's talking to the same people I'd be talking to, he'd probably be a little bit more careful in terms of saying: 'This is for sure what's going to happen,'" Johnson said of background checks.
|
|
I recognized the emotions I heard talking to bookstore owners and writers because it reminded me of the emotions I heard talking to working-class Americans as they struggled through the global financial crisis and its aftermath.
|
|
Most of the woman's students would have been able to point out the parallels between a teacher talking to her wife in a coma and a movie character talking to his wife in a coma, for instance.
|
|
After saying last week that the era of European "naïveté was over," and that China had "played on our divisions," he emphasized to the Chinese leader Monday that in talking to France, he was talking to Europe.
|
|
I thought, the people who are writing these aren't talking to the people who are using them, and the people who are using them aren't talking to the people whose lives are being changed by their decisions.
|
|
I'm not the kind of person who is hypersensitive to that kind of thing, but when someone is talking to you differently from how they're talking to your friends you pick up on that kind of thing.
|
|
"I have been talking to her about the experiences," Amin told reporters.
|
|
TC: Who've you been talking to in order to understand this shift?
|
|
Repsol and Criteria have not confirmed which investors they are talking to.
|
|
Maybe they were talking to more than two parties for that matter.
|
|
But after talking to Osterloh, it's very clear that Google wants to.
|
|
She traverses deserts, mountains and cities, talking to oilmen, oligarchs and villagers.
|
|
Typically in the home, there aren't that many people talking to it.
|
|
It's similar to talking to a friend with lightning-quick response time.
|
|
I SPENT A LITTLE TIME TALKING TO HIM ABOUT THE ZIKA VIRUS.
|
|
The mayor had been talking to the protesters when the shooting began.
|
|
"You gave me your word," says Peter while talking to Luke outside.
|
|
In fact, Sessions, he was talking to a Russian at a party.
|
|
Talking to reporters Monday, Duterte brushed off the quotes as a joke.
|
|
Let's keep talking to each other without an intermediary, like a doorbell.
|
|
Why haven't you told anyone about talking to me in the library?
|
|
You're just a guy, talking to some other guys, about some stuff.
|
|
We joke sometimes that me talking to them is my free therapy.
|
|
Is anything really worth lining up and talking to a person for?
|
|
"We need to be talking to each other right now," Wagner stated.
|
|
Anyway, thank you for coming by, it was great talking to you.
|
|
It means talking to them and hearing what they have to say.
|
|
What's the polite way to ask if you're talking to a robot?
|
|
It's weird when I'm in the booth and talking to no one.
|
|
But here, it was just me in the studio talking to myself.
|
|
Really, the endeavor is about Nancy talking to her little girl again.
|
|
Investigators were talking to the foster family, witnesses and the attacker's friends.
|
|
But Legere and Sievert are talking to the media in a bit.
|
|
It's about talking to all kinds of people and making a connection.
|
|
As a general rule, I avoid talking to my parents about sex.
|
|
Okay, here is Recode's managing editor, Ed Lee, talking to Amy Chozick.
|
|
But he added that he's been talking to other senators about it.
|
|
And Bast's reaction after talking to him more or less confirms it.
|
|
But I accidentally sent it to the person I was talking to.
|
|
"When the prince was talking to her she didn't respond," Nelson said.
|
|
So were you guys talking to Spotify as far back as May?
|
|
How long have you been in this room, talking to this cylinder?
|
|
I'm talking to you too mom, I don't know who's reading this.
|
|
We spend all day talking to people, so we're good at conversation.
|
|
Two different counsels talking to me, and I just screwed it up.
|
|
"It happened when I was talking to him," the agent told Axios.
|
|
I love talking to God out here because nothing can interrupt me.
|
|
Humans open up more when they know they're talking to a bot.
|
|
"All I wanted to do was keep talking to Justin," she writes.
|
|
I could probably sit here and get 500,000 while talking to you.
|
|
I'm talking to you from Vox Media Headquarters in New York City.
|
|
We did ... I was talking to Karen about getting plastic surgery done.
|
|
We all use a special voice talking to the airline reservation system.
|
|
I was talking to an audience about gun violence the other night.
|
|
It doesn't matter who you're talking to or what you're discussing. Rape.
|
|
Like all mainstream parties, they have ruled out talking to the AfD.
|
|
I fundamentally still believe that elections are about people talking to people.
|
|
When someone's talking to you it tends to be four or five.
|
|
You're also talking to the person who went from Google to AOL.
|
|
He'd look straight down the barrel of the camera, talking to you.
|
|
"Talking to you, I have smelled alcohol on your breath," Burnett said.
|
|
"It was intoxicating, it was validating," she said about talking to him.
|
|
The family is there almost everyday, and they love talking to subscribers.
|
|
Because you never really know who you're talking to, advertising becomes subversive.
|
|
It was great talking to you, thanks for coming on the show.
|
|
That's the impression I got after talking to Domalick, the Wisconsin retiree.
|
|
Months later, after talking to a boy online, we met in person.
|
|
"He's whispering and talking to his family a little bit," Padula said.
|
|
I assume other publishers are talking to Gawker Media employees as well.
|
|
And I spend an extensive amount of time talking to business leaders.
|
|
Someone could be talking to me, but I would have no idea.
|
|
As with any relationship, when talking to our computers, communication is key.
|
|
I was having a blast talking to boys all over the country.
|
|
Foundation and Thermo said they are talking to private insurers about coverage.
|
|
"There's a remarkable number of construction companies we're talking to," said Raibert.
|
|
Since early this year, he's been talking to Ayers about the job.
|
|
Even though Swift wasn't talking to him, Cohen decided to interject anyway.
|
|
Back at the hotel, it was great just talking to my men.
|
|
"He might have been talking to himself in the cockpit," she said.
|
|
He was whisked away in a black SUV without talking to reporters.
|
|
Founder RJ Scaringe told me he's talking to several strategic investors, too.
|
|
And she's talking to you the whole time this is happening, yeah?
|
|
"I noticed she was talking to all these people," Getty told me.
|
|
We'll be talking to the firm to understand exactly what went wrong.
|
|
F: We are talking to a few sovereign wealth funds or institutions.
|
|
Needless to say, the Giants received a solid talking to at halftime.
|
|
But why do couples persist in talking to each other like morons?
|
|
I'm talking to these guys saying, 'Ask me a hard scientific question.
|
|
"I like talking to folk," says Sheena Boyd, with a big smile.
|
|
We all gotta start talking to each other, start educating each other.
|
|
A venture capitalist Sethi was talking to at the time became impatient.
|
|
"He might as well be talking to a stranger," says the source.
|
|
Because we're changing gears, we've been talking to a lot of writers.
|
|
There's nothing I can do, so I just keep talking to him.
|
|
" He explains the game: "The president is also talking to [criminal bosses].
|
|
"Just yesterday we were talking to South Tyrol cheese makers," said Matevosyan.
|
|
Anyway, this is great talking to you, this is a great book.
|
|
"Every parent should be talking to their child about suicide," Prinstein says.
|
|
When they get home, Toby starts talking to Jack's ashes for advice.
|
|
He became our primary suspect at the time after talking to family.
|
|
Henry immediately starts talking to Patridge on behalf of her late grandfather.
|
|
"Kojima is talking to the player of PT," TheInvisibleOnes told The Verge.
|
|
I was talking to her when they were trying to resuscitate her.
|
|
It's also talking to NFL broadcasters about displaying WHOOP data during games.
|
|
TAMEEZ: How come everybody in the Trump campaign was talking to Russians?
|
|
MURDOCH: Why the hell are you talking to me about coming out?
|
|
Stay strong and make sure you're talking to good people about it.
|
|
On another day, Winter finds Kai talking to their parents' skeletal corpses.
|
|
My character was too busy talking to leprechauns to have the time.
|
|
Maybe we can even begin talking to each other about such matters.
|
|
It was great talking to you, and Hilary Rosen ... HR: Thank you.
|
|
At first, the concept of talking to the Echo didn't come naturally.
|
|
He said, "I'm not talking to you" and I said 'Oh, wow.
|
|
"Brother, who do you think you're talking to?" he says to Dave.
|
|
For others, Google StreetView and talking to people in the area suffices.
|
|
Her smile had a warmth as if he was talking to her.
|
|
You know you're not talking to a real human… Or do you?
|
|
"He might as well be talking to a stranger," said the source.
|
|
Or that we're talking to people online rather than in person now?
|
|
For me, I was just talking to myself, which was real private.
|
|
Have you gotten any traction there when you start talking to investors?
|
|
Talking to strangers about interests was a vitamin, not a pain-killer.
|
|
Then, when you've started talking to someone, spell out what you mean.
|
|
"We definitely have been talking to Google as well" Camargo tells me.
|
|
The lady that was right there talking to me is Amy Schumer.
|
|
So, in the Bronx, he began talking to people and photographing them.
|
|
It was now Wallace holding Zoey, talking to Huff and Miller alone.
|
|
The F.B.I. tried talking to them this week, apparently with no luck.
|
|
This is how we find out she is still talking to Cash.
|
|
Talking to someone instead of everyone won't reduce your room to speak.
|
|
"If they are talking to a human, they feel judged," she said.
|
|
But after he got hurt, he began talking to himself—strange words.
|
|
That would be great for Chyna if Rob were talking to her.
|
|
I hated sports, enjoying parties, or talking to other humans in general.
|
|
I always am talking to the folks who are providing the services.
|
|
It was so in the moment, just spending time talking to her.
|
|
I've been talking to my family and friends about this a lot.
|
|
But Lewis did, talking to VH1's "Behind the Music" in 2001.
|
|
Talking to voices from all sides of the issue, including the president.
|
|
He didn't know it, but he was talking to his future wife.
|
|
I didn't go more than a couple hours without talking to her.
|
|
She was with her husband, she was going round talking to people.
|
|
And I have a feeling they'll be talking to us pretty soon.
|
|
Now you're talking to me on a podcast, I'm sorry about that.
|
|
The microphones on top are for talking to your preferred voice assistant.
|
|
Risa Puleo has been talking to Tomashi Jackson over the past year.
|
|
"Talking to Maggie Gyllenhaal can be a little disorienting," the piece reads.
|
|
"Keep talking to him," she says as others wail in the background.
|
|
Brown fired as his passenger was talking to police, the affidavit said.
|
|
Diesel also opened up about talking to Walker's mom following his death.
|
|
The trailer's MVP manages to make talking to fish seem pretty cool.
|
|
Cavar passed time by searching for water, talking to himself and sleeping.
|
|
I'm sitting here, talking to you with my iPhone on mute, temporarily.
|
|
And we're talking to Sophia Amoruso, who is the founder of Girlboss.
|
|
I think my mind is talking to me, like secretly, my subconscious.
|
|
Wow, good vibes from talking to a random stranger, what a concept!
|
|
To disappear by not calling, texting, or talking to a certain person.
|
|
So thanks for talking to us today on Too Embarrassed to Ask.
|
|
The singer, 40, started his green habit after talking to his doctor.
|
|
Texting makes you feel like you're talking to her in real life.
|
|
Exactly why they feel negative might depend on who you're talking to.
|
|
This was just an actress talking to a reporter about an event.
|
|
I been talking to Project Pat since I was like 27. Man.
|
|
I was reading the script and talking to my wife about it.
|
|
For me, talking to stranger allowed me to open up much more.
|
|
The video McMahon captured shows Pamela talking to Aria in sign language.
|
|
CNBC on Tuesday exclusively reported that the company was talking to Califf.
|
|
The fact the Turks are talking to Russians is not a concern.
|
|
Today on Too Embarrassed to Ask, we are talking to Adrian Aoun.
|
|
The government has been talking to SBG as part of this effort.
|
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Santos was talking to her long-lost sister, Jaqueline Vásquez Sánchez, 39.
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