On Wednesday evening, Prime Minister Matteo Renzi telephoned the Rev.
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He telephoned The Times's man in the Brooklyn police shack.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rupert Murdoch telephoned AT&T Inc (T.
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Ghani said he had telephoned Abdullah, his longtime political rival.
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She telephoned a friend at the British Embassy in Warsaw.
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Gail telephoned out of the blue in the fall of 1994.
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The National Meteorological Administration declined to comment when telephoned by Reuters.
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Putin telephoned Assad himself to let him know about the withdrawal.
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The firm did not immediately respond to telephoned requests for comment.
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Axios first reported the Friday phone call, saying Trump telephoned Schumer.
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He expressed solidarity and telephoned Britain's prime minister to offer condolences.
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Several outlets said Mr Xi had telephoned his compliments to Mr Trump.
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Karen Olness telephoned Ader and asked: would his conditioning work on Marette?
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It said Hadi had telephoned the local military commander to congratulate him.
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Last Saturday, after the attack on Camp Taji, General Milley telephoned Gen.
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This information remained secret, although Cameron had telephoned Sisi to tell him.
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But on March 22nd Trump telephoned him and said that it was time.
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Anti-vaxxers telephoned her office, labeling her a pedophile and a child poisoner.
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She broke an engagement to her high-school boyfriend and telephoned her parents.
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More than a thousand have emailed, telephoned or sent her cards and letters.
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Dudley telephoned Kabir to arrange a meeting in Basel, Switzerland, on May 10.
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On the morning of the event, he telephoned that the site had changed.
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So when Silvers telephoned to assign the piece in August 22018, she immediately accepted.
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On October 20, the White House telephoned Richardson and instructed him to remove Cox.
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From it I telephoned Posh, and asked him to call George one more time.
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She telephoned the Sonnabend Gallery in New York to inquire how to obtain it.
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So he telephoned the chief executive of Fox News, Suzanne Scott, and let loose.
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One day, a woman telephoned me and she said that she was with him.
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A young woman in the center of our group telephoned her family and began sobbing.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he had telephoned the owners, Rama and Uzi Ben Zvi.
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An operator in Times Square telephoned the composing room in Los Angeles to begin transmission.
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Several years ago, Murphy said, he telephoned ESPN, but an associate producer showed little interest.
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Ms. Vizguerra's supporters held a news conference outside the I.C.E. office, and she telephoned in.
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Trump, a Republican, telephoned Schumer to invite him to the White House, the source said.
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Weinstein telephoned her later that evening, annoyed that she had failed to appear at the show.
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I telephoned Rent-A-Center and advised them that I would be late making my payment.
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Ivan said he telephoned when Belinda was 5 and asked if Molitor would take a look.
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Early Sunday morning, Kingston telephoned his father and said he'd "brought harm" to Annese, Szczesniak said.
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Maseko told the inquiry that Zuma had telephoned him and told him to help the Guptas.
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On July 26, another ambassador, Gordon Sondland, telephoned Trump, who asked about "the investigations" by Ukraine.
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"I telephoned him in retirement and he said, 'That's not what I intended,'" Thompson said Thursday.
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Mr. Zelensky telephoned Mr. Putin on July 11, suggesting that both sides were ready to engage.
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Mr. Zelensky telephoned Mr. Putin on July 11, suggesting that both sides were ready to engage.
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Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council, had surreptitiously telephoned heads of government before the referendum.
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Trump telephoned Iowa Senator Ernst on Tuesday afternoon to tell him that he would drop the plan.
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As of Thursday, the Nanjing center said that about 30 chengguan had visited or telephoned requesting assistance.
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I telephoned Sayyid, a friend who was the neighborhood garbageman, because he had been at the apartment.
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Remember her friend, the surgeon's daughter, the one she tin-can-telephoned with as a little girl?
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When they first telephoned her, she pretended to be her mother-in-law to put them off.
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Not one person telephoned the police during the assault; one witness called after the woman was dead.
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At one point, according to the Rangers' report, Ms. Bland asked if anyone had telephoned for her.
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Of course Marise had known that she was bringing Robyn—Gil had telephoned last night to tell her.
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She telephoned two weeks ago to upbraid me for getting the wrong type of referral for an appointment.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — The senior security official in northeastern Takhar Province was deferential when he telephoned Commander Bashir Qanet.
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One adviser to Mr. Biden recently telephoned his son to solicit advice on the upcoming debate in Ohio.
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We met with the family at the young woman's bedside and later telephoned out-of-state family members.
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Aiming at causing maximum damage rather than fatalities, the terrorists telephoned warnings of what was about to happen.
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Ever since I had telephoned the vet I had been mentally marking off the hours before he arrived.
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Autumn Scardina, a transgender woman, telephoned Masterpiece Cakeshop on June 26th last year to order a custom birthday cake.
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She would say nothing to the mother if the mother telephoned to ask how the boy was getting on.
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I spent several hours trying to vanquish obstacles and reassure the Secret Service, whose agents telephoned with rising concern.
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A few times, I e-mailed or telephoned Rifaat, who said that he was looking forward to our return.
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Ms. Warren also telephoned Mr. Smith after his primary win in South Carolina, offering help to the Biden ally.
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Before calling the F.B.I., the woman telephoned Broward sheriff's deputies in Parkland, worried that Mr. Cruz might kill himself.
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On Saturday, Mr. Trump, surprising his own staff, telephoned Mr. Duterte and invited him to visit the White House.
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Hastening back across the border to the Polish side, she telephoned her editor with the news, a world exclusive.
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The prosecution said on Wednesday Jutting acted rationally before and after the killings and had even telephoned his mother.
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Mr. Guaidó said on Twitter that Mr. Trump had telephoned him to reiterate American support and pledge humanitarian help.
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It turns out that number came from a 10-year-old who, for a school project, telephoned some straw makers.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Putin had telephoned Syrian President Bashar al-Assad to inform him of the Russian decision.
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After repeated challenges to her testimony on the deportation of immigrants, Rudd telephoned May on Sunday and offered her resignation.
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Last spring, he telephoned two former presidents and asked if they would deliver eulogies for him when the time came.
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After the government first brought in Mr. Urin, he telephoned Mr. Vaziev to offer him the job of ballet director.
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U.S. President Donald Trump telephoned the leaders of Japan and China on Sunday to discuss the latest North Korean developments.
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Zaw Htay telephoned a military commander in Maungdaw, whose name he did not disclose, during an interview with Reuters this week.
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During the last few months, Simpson tracked her whereabouts relentlessly, and he telephoned her male friends, warning them to stay away.
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To guard against bias, each region's survey was carried out by pollsters from elsewhere, who telephoned a random sample of residents.
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She says the clinic has been telephoned by women who need abortions and don't have access to them because of HB21.00.
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Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi telephoned Qaisi to check on her well-being after her release, his media office said.
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President Trump telephoned Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer on Friday in an effort to revive health-care legislation, Republican sources said.
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Reuters telephoned and e-mailed an official of the portal's owner, Info Edge (India) Ltd for comment, but received no response.
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After she ran home, she told The Post, Mr. Preucil telephoned her and threatened to blacklist her if she told anyone.
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An Israeli soldier had telephoned his brother with a warning to roust his neighbors: The building was about to be bombed.
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Less than a week later, the Chinese premier, Li Keqiang, telephoned Mr. Tsipras to make sure there were no more misunderstandings.
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It was secretaries, teachers, nurses, businesswomen, farm wives, and mothers who marched, telephoned, threatened, and cajoled male politicians into supporting equality.
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Investigators believe he telephoned his brother, George, who detonated the bomb, made with TNT, by texting a cellphone connected to it.
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The Kremlin said Russian President Vladimir Putin had telephoned the leaders of Azerbaijan and Armenia to urge them to agree a ceasefire.
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Last August a woman named Lee-Anne Walters telephoned Edwards to talk to him about water problems in Flint, where she lived.
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The men were arrested some two weeks later after one of the saboteurs, George Dasch, had second thoughts and telephoned the FBI.
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"He telephoned he'd be coming to the greater Toronto area for a show and would my family like to come," she testified.
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The Justice Department said the investigation began as a result of a tip telephoned into the Defense Logistics Agency Inspector General Hotline.
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The governor telephoned Mr. Kyl after Mr. McCain's death a week ago Saturday and asked him if he would accept the appointment.
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A member of the cathedral's staff had telephoned him on Tuesday morning and said none of the pipes appeared to have collapsed.
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Ivan Bencic telephoned Molitor when Belinda was 5 years old and asked her to take a look at his daughter's nascent game.
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His third, José Mourinho, telephoned him almost as soon as he had taken the job to assure him he had his faith.
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But unlike the I.R.A. bombers, who telephoned a warning of their intentions, Mr. Abedi offered no advance clues as to his plans.
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He telephoned the Presbyterian Hospital for an ambulance, but the dispatcher refused to send one after McIlvenna mentioned the men were homosexuals.
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The biography also said Ayatollah Beheshti had telephoned Colonel Qaddafi to stop Mr. Sadr's departure and had called Mr. Sadr a Western agent.
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Threats of violence or death posted to social media or telephoned in to party officials are unacceptable, as Bernie Sanders has clearly stated.
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CNN received no response when it emailed and telephoned Associated Community Services or from Bob McDonald, president of the Foundation for American Veterans.
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"We bombed a temple in Atlanta," a man claiming to be from the "Confederate Underground" said, when he telephoned the press that night.
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Martins says that Balanchine telephoned him early one morning in the summer of 22001, invited him to breakfast, and offered him the job.
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He had telephoned Mehri — he said her name, I did not — and she had agreed to go with him to see the cleric.
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When I telephoned and left a message with his secretary, he never called back; when I wrote him letters, there was no reply.
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"False, it's just false," Mr. de Blasio said when asked if he had telephoned Mr. Peters to pressure him to withhold a report.
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Salvini telephoned Guaido while the Venezuelan delegation was visiting him, stressing his opposition to Maduro and support for a new vote, his office said.
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Authorities also were trying to find a person who telephoned bomb threats to an Alpine hospital and nearby Sul Ross State University, Dodson said.
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He telephoned me back in April, out of the blue, to chat about the current court and compare notes on our respective book endeavors.
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Obama reportedly telephoned Sanders on Sunday, with the senator stepping off his campaign bus so he could talk privately to the commander-in-chief.
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Mr Hammerstad had telephoned a radio station in western Norway to deliver commemorative greetings from the wilderness to Joachim Ronneberg, the last-surviving saboteur.
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President Obama telephoned President Erdogan from Air Force One on Wednesday to express his condolences for the loss of life and offer America's help.
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Shortly after, around the same time Mr. Biden telephoned Ms. Hill, the former vice president called Ms. Boxer to thank her for the nudge.
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When the crown prince telephoned me, he said: 'Can I send my chief prosecutor,' and I said 'Of course, he is welcome to come.
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On Thursday morning, the president telephoned Republican leaders to relay news of the dinner discussions; Republicans were left on the defensive, and seemingly flummoxed.
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He told a story of Trump summoning him to a guest room at Mar-a-Lago; Trump then telephoned him from an adjacent room.
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The situation at the top of the Eastern Division was growing so sticky that Ernie Banks even telephoned long-distance to San Diego tonight.
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President George W Bush, President Barack Obama, other former presidents — all reached out and telephoned families who lost service members in the line of duty.
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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, whom Morrison had telephoned to explain his shift, said on Twitter he was "very thankful" Morrison was considering the move.
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Senator Poe, who at one point had been leading in the polls, conceded on Monday night, saying she had telephoned Mr. Duterte to congratulate him.
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In Mongla, Song telephoned a Thai man known only as "the tour leader" who, in return for 20,000 yuan ($3,000), drove him towards the Thai border.
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Pete Gojcaj (GOY&apos-cheh-vihtz) of Troy tells the Detroit Free Press that Cile Precetaj (seel pruh-SHEHT&apos-eye) telephoned him at 4 a.m.
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Ten Spanish priests were charged with child sexual abuse in 2015, in a case brought after Pope Francis telephoned the victim to offer the Church's apology.
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Moreover, there remains uncertainty over the identity of a caller who telephoned Trump Jr. after he spoke with Russian pop star Emin Agalarov about the meeting.
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On Wednesday, shortly after Mr. Obama announced the nomination, Mr. McConnell telephoned Judge Garland to say there was no point in them meeting face to face.
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When a New York Times journalist telephoned to arrange an interview with him, his colleagues said he could more easily be reached at the president's office.
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So Jonathan Stafford, a ballet master and former principal dancer with the company who is at the head of its interim leadership team, telephoned Mr. Martins.
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When a reporter telephoned him recently to discuss the alt-right movement, Mr. Duke wasted little time with a question of his own: "Are you Jewish?"
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Now, a new generation recalls stories of the famous criminal as a family man who telephoned his mother and his wife (in that order) every day.
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In December, Putin telephoned U.S. President Donald Trump to thank him for what the Kremlin described as a CIA tip that prevented the bombings in St. Petersburg.
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His wife told a television news channel that Mr Lee had later telephoned her to say that he was "assisting in investigations" relating to the other disappearances.
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John Harney, an editor on the international desk in New York, then telephoned to say he had seen sketchy reports on the news wires of many dead.
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President Trump telephoned supporter Roseanne Barr yesterday to congratulate her on the return of her sitcom "Roseanne" on ABC and — what really impressed him — the huge ratings.
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Then, out of the blue, a security official telephoned her last week to say she could pick up a passport and leave the country, European diplomats said.
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A few Republicans will meet with Garland, but Mitch McConnell, the Majority Leader, telephoned the judge and instructed him not to waste his time with a visit.
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As president, he has brought the leaders of China and Japan to his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida and telephoned other world leaders dozens of times.
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En route, Obama telephoned the families of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, the men killed in Baton Rouge and a St. Paul suburb, to offer his sympathies.
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President Emmanuel Macron telephoned him to express his anger, but said he would not be attending a march in Paris scheduled for Tuesday to condemn anti-Semitism.
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On Tuesday, Grujicic said he had received telephoned threats against him and his family, and a restaurant owned by a Bosniak in Srebrenica was demolished the same night.
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Pakistan's foreign office and the army's media wing did not respond to several written and telephoned requests for comment in which Reuters outlined the accusations leveled against Pakistan.
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The president, a veteran of reality television, telephoned to congratulate Roseanne Barr, the comedian who co-created and plays the character of the same name in the show.
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He also said he was stunned when Mr. Trump telephoned a control room at CNN this month, urging a midlevel producer to pursue a story he deemed favorable.
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The radio station's director, Ramez Azimi, said Taliban commanders in the area had sent written warnings and telephoned in, to tell the radio station to stop employing women.
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In early 2016, Helen Bergenty, then the Plainville town Republican chairwoman, telephoned him in Florida where he was vacationing to urge him to run for the State Legislature.
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Apparently in an effort to calm the atmosphere, Mahmoud Abbas, the president of the Palestinian Authority, telephoned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel and strongly condemned the attack.
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During the treaty negotiations, Mr. McFaul remembered, Mr. Kislyak frequently telephoned the secretary of defense or others involved, thwarting the American desire to limit his channels of communication.
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According to Mr Saleh, who has 2.2m followers on YouTube, the incident began when he telephoned his Arabic-speaking mother while waiting to depart from London for New York.
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Prime Minister Manuel Valls, seen as likely to take Hollande's place as the Socialist party candidate, was among those telephoned, and the pair also spoke after the president's address.
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As for V. S. Naipaul, when the academy telephoned him at home to let him know that he'd won the 2001 prize, he refused to come to the phone.
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German government officials say Ms. Merkel telephoned Mr. Trump when it became clear she would meet both presidents on the same day, to dispel any impression of a slight.
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In the aftermath of 9/11, he telephoned then-President George W. Bush to suggest that they could be allies in fighting the common enemy of radical Islamist terrorism.
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At the independence ceremony, I telephoned confirmation of the flag-raising by hand-crank telephone to a Reuters bureau, where the news was passed on by a telex machine.
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The LPGA Tour telephoned Ko and Jutanugarn on Monday to explain the confusion and set the record straight, with Ko 0.01 points ahead of Jutanugarn, a tour spokesman told Reuters.
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Madaus quickly telephoned his producer and told them to cut live to him before the commercial break so he could "tease" his story to viewers with footage of the cat.
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President Trump first made his comment on Monday after being asked why he had not yet telephoned the families of four service members killed in Niger almost two weeks ago.
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Washington (CNN)Former President Barack Obama privately telephoned French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron on Thursday -- a conversation that Macron promptly made public by uploading the call, on speakerphone, to Twitter.
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State news agency QNA said Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani telephoned Rouhani to offer greetings for the Muslim Eid al-Adha feast which Muslims began celebrating on Monday.
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In recent weeks, he has met with or telephoned dozens of world leaders, including Mr. Modi, to urge them to complete their ratification of the Paris deal by Sept. 21.
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The Qatari state news agency said the emir, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani, telephoned Erdogan to "congratulate him for the support the Turkish people have shown around Turkey's leadership".
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A telephoned death threat against him was so real it forced him and his family to move out of their North Side home for a couple of days while police investigated.
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The Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School in Rockville, Maryland, and the Gesher Jewish Day School in Fairfax, Virginia, also received telephoned bomb threats, the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington said.
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When I telephoned Ah Mar Ni seeking a critical perspective on the situation, she confirmed a rise in assaults during Thingyan, but said that she supported the advice of the police.
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Trump telephoned Johnson's widow, Myeshia Johnson, early last week to offer condolences after the White House came under pressure for having remained silent about the Niger attack for nearly two weeks.
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Before leaving last week for a brief vacation in St. Croix, Mr. Biden telephoned and met with a number of Democratic officials, signaling to them that he was preparing to run.
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After discussions with a "senior official" on President Trump's transition team, Flynn telephoned the Russian ambassador and discussed Russia moderating its response to U.S. sanctions for interfering in the presidential election.
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Mr. Ji's work has earned him the enmity of counterfeiters and their thugs, who he says have beaten him up, bound his hands and feet, and telephoned him with death threats.
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On June 1, 1987, Mr. Volcker went to the White House to say that he did not want a third term; Reagan promptly telephoned Mr. Greenspan to offer him the job.
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Republican aspirants for the presidency made ritual pilgrimages to her at the Reagan Library in Simi Valley, California, and Barack and Michelle Obama telephoned more than once to pay their respects.
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The tenor Roberto Alagna was sleeping the morning after singing "Pagliacci" at the Metropolitan Opera last month when the company's general manager, Peter Gelb, telephoned with a potential crisis on his hands.
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Qureshi telephoned Wang to inform him of the latest developments in the conflict and to express hope that China would continue to play a "constructive role" in easing tensions, the statement said.
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Putin telephoned Elton John in September to say he would be ready to meet for a chat after the entertainer requested a meeting to discuss his concerns about gay rights in Russia.
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Yu then telephoned Haruto-san, who immediately flew over from Japan to confirm, and thus it had been from his information network the Japanese government learned of Kim's death before anyone else.
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Borrell said he also telephoned Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic to reassure him of the EU's support after Vucic praised China for its help in fighting coronavirus in Serbia and questioned European solidarity.
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Last week, Mr. Trump telephoned President Xi Jinping and promised to abide by "one China," having discovered that Mr. Xi was not willing to talk to him until he disavowed his statement.
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Japanese Vice Foreign Minister Shinzuke Sugiyama telephoned China's ambassador to Japan, Cheng Yonghua, to lodge a strong protest and demand measures be taken to prevent a repeat, the ministry said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama telephoned new British Prime Minister Theresa May on Thursday and looks forward to working with her on shared goals through the end of his term, the White House said.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Putin had telephoned the Syrian president to inform him of the decision, but the two leaders had not discussed Assad's future, the biggest obstacle to reaching a peace agreement.
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Furious, Mr. Yoder telephoned Mr. Stivers and blistered him about being disloyal, reminding the campaign chairman that he had been a vice chairman of the N.R.C.C. and always paid his dues to the committee.
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Hoping to win a last-minute deal in the Legislature to extend mayoral control over city schools, he telephoned the leader of the Republicans in the State Senate, John J. Flanagan, on Monday morning.
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In April, he backed off from a threat to withdraw from NAFTA after he said Canadian and Mexican leaders telephoned him asking him to halt a planned executive order in favor of opening discussions.
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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Putin had telephoned Assad to inform him of the Russian decision, but Peskov said the two leaders had not discussed Assad's future - the biggest obstacle to reaching a peace agreement.
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The narrator of "Loitering with Intent" takes a day off work: I stayed in bed the next morning; about eleven o'clock, when I woke, I telephoned to Hallam Street to say I wasn't coming in.
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Riske telephoned his superiors; once more officers arrived, Brown and Simpson's children, Sydney, 8, and Justin, 5, were awakened and taken to a west Los Angeles police station while police tried to reach their father.
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Economy Minister Giovanni Tria, who is visiting China, telephoned deputy prime ministers Luigi Di Maio and Matteo Salvini on Wednesday to warn that inconsistent messaging on economic issues was damaging the country, the daily said.
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"I telephoned Earl Wilson and told him, 'Earl, you always tell me I owe you a big one,'" Mr. Cavallero told Vanity Fair, referring to one of the best-known gossip columnists of the day.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro telephoned Economy Minister Paulo Guedes from hospital this week to express his opposition to the creation of a new "CPMF" financial transactions tax, Guedes said on Friday.
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Yusef Lee Jones, 52 of Shreveport, La., was arrested last month and charged with making an interstate threatening communication after he allegedly telephoned Besta Pizza in Northwest Washington and threatened to shoot up the restaurant.
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President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia telephoned Mr. Maduro and "emphasized that destructive external interference is a gross violation of the fundamental norms of international law," according to a statement on the Kremlin's official website.
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The governor's aides quickly telephoned Democrats working for some of the 2020 hopefuls, pleading with the candidates not to call for his resignation, according to a Democrat familiar with the conversations, but to no avail.
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They were first told that he had been hit in the hip, but his wife later telephoned to say Rahimi was in a critical condition, and doctors were trying to remove several bullets from his body.
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Over the past month, Vice President Mike Pence has visited Indonesia, Trump has telephoned several ASEAN leaders, including controversial Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, while Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has hosted ASEAN foreign ministers in Washington.
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A YouTube video purportedly showed Olango's sister screaming and berating officers after the shooting, as she said she telephoned police three times to help her in subduing him and told them her brother was mentally ill.
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Former Senator Barbara Boxer of California, who was elected to her seat in the aftermath of the Thomas hearings, said she telephoned Steve Ricchetti, a Biden adviser, and urged him to take the Hill matter seriously.
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From detention in the United States, Caceres telephoned the Oregon-based Innovation Law Lab, setting off a scramble to help him secure official proof that he was not a criminal, said Law Lab attorney Ian Philabaum.
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The administration's move was a final show of solidarity with Europe by the president, who also telephoned Ms. Merkel on Monday evening to express condolences for the deadly truck attack on a Christmas market in Berlin.
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A three-term senator first elected to the chamber in 2000, Nelson, 76, telephoned Scott, 65, to concede the race, then issued a statement voicing worry about "a gathering darkness" in American politics in recent years.
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On February 3rd Michael Flynn, Mr Trump's then-national security adviser (who was forced to resign ten days later), telephoned China's highest-ranking foreign-policy official, Yang Jiechi, to lay the groundwork for the two presidents' call.
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Mr Klein, a former Citigroup executive who has worked alongside Tony Blair, former British prime minister, on some deals, then telephoned Mr Buffett to explain political sensitivities around the deal, according to people briefed on the discussion.
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But wild turkeys, which were wiped out in the state by the mid-230s, put on their most brazen display on Tuesday, when a letter carrier felt trapped in his truck and telephoned his boss for help.
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Many on the left in America were pulling for a Macron win as well — in fact, just three days before the vote, former President Barack Obama telephoned Macron personally to wish him good luck in the race.
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Mr. Trump, he said, repeatedly indicated he wanted to come to Tennessee for an early rally on Mr. Corker's behalf and even telephoned him last Monday to try to get him to reconsider his decision to retire.
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The relationship — destined to range from warm to cagey to confrontational — was off to a good start when, eight days after the tragic shooting in Dallas, Johnson telephoned Martin to express gratitude for a note of support.
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The Indian Express quoted one of the victims who had telephoned a neighbour in his hometown in central India saying he was trapped and going to die soon and that he should take care of his family.
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Makan Delrahim, the head of the departments antitrust division, telephoned AT&T General Counsel David McAtee and Time Warners former general counsel, Paul Cappuccio, to congratulate them on the court victory, according to a source familiar with events.
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On Thursday, the Italian Foreign Ministry summoned the Egyptian ambassador to express concern about the student's death, and Prime Minister Matteo Renzi telephoned Sisi, asking for a joint investigation and the swift return of his body to Italy.
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Cambridge salespeople telephoned Ms. Fread — who did not use the internet — 20093 times trying to sell her networking services, a website and other products she did not need, according to an investigation by the Oregon attorney general's office.
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One rainy February evening on my off night, a priest of my acquaintance telephoned my home and left a message with my mother asking me to come down to the parochial house, where he was having a gathering.
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The day after the two meetings, as Mr. Trump was on Air Force One taking off from Germany heading back to Washington, he telephoned a Times reporter and argued that the Russians were falsely accused of election interference.
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Mr. Obama — enticed by a history-altering opportunity — telephoned senators and pulled one aside on Wednesday, took to the Internet to detail his "careful deliberation" over potential nominees, and reproached Republicans for siding with "extreme" elements in their party.
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A North Korean boat telephoned a Japanese fishing office to report that another North Korean vessel had sunk in the northern part of a rich fishing ground known as the Yamato Shallows, a spokesman for the Japanese coastguard said.
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After newspaper reports about the planned coup against Mr. Corbyn, the shadow foreign secretary, Hilary Benn, telephoned him early Sunday to say he and other key legislators had lost confidence in Mr. Corbyn to lead the party to victory.
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The delegates in Foch's railway carriage put their signatures to the document just after 5 A.M. on November 11th, and the key terms were immediately radioed and telephoned to Army commands up and down the front on both sides.
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Times' reporter David Sanger told CNN Thursday that he was the reporter Trump telephoned from Air Force One while on his way back from Germany after meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin face-to-face for the first time.
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Makan Delrahim, the head of the Justice Departments antitrust division, telephoned AT&T General Counsel David McAtee and Time Warners former general counsel, Paul Cappuccio, to congratulate them on the court victory, according to a source familiar with events.
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Driving the news: The show has received national attention for its instant popularity and for its praise from the president — who telephoned the show's star actress, Trump-supporter Roseanne Barr — to congratulate her on the return of the sitcom.
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Makan Delrahim, the head of the Justice Department's antitrust division, telephoned AT&T General Counsel David McAtee and Time Warner's former general counsel, Paul Cappuccio, to congratulate them on the court victory, according to a source familiar with events.
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On Thursday, the Italian Foreign Ministry "urgently" summoned the Egyptian Ambassador to express concern about the student's death, and Prime Minister Matteo Renzi telephoned Sisi, asking for a joint investigation and the swift return of his body to Italy.
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The BBC reported on Saturday that days before the June 23 EU referendum, then-Prime Minister David Cameron telephoned German Chancellor Angela Merkel to appeal for concessions on the free movement of people, though the idea was eventually shelved.
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Others under scrutiny are being telephoned by investigators about their finances but appear to remain at liberty, one of the sources said, adding that the number of people targeted by the crackdown was expected eventually to rise into the hundreds.
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But Mr Trump conceded that he had changed his mind about withdrawing from NAFTA, a few days earlier, after the prime minister of Canada and the president of Mexico telephoned him to ask if he would renegotiate the pact instead.
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In a video declaration sent earlier to Reuters as well as a telephoned statement, Shafiq said he would run in the election planned for around April, when President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi is widely expected to seek a second term.
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They were also able to predict location, based on the location of businesses people telephoned (and using public data sources to match businesses with phone numbers) — correctly predicting the "Facebook current city" of a majority (57%) of the study participants.
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Berlin officials were silent on Schaeuble's role but did not dispute Brussels reports that he had telephoned several centre-right EU commissioners to urge them not to fine Spain, which has a caretaker government led by fellow conservative Mariano Rajoy.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - British investment banker Rurik Jutting acted rationally before and after he killed two Indonesian women in his luxury Hong Kong apartment and had even telephoned his mother after killing the second woman, the prosecution said on Wednesday.
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After her tweet, which was later deleted, Barr apologized and said she was quitting Twitter: Flashback: Back in March after the show's premiere, President Trump telephoned Barr to congratulate her on its return and — what really impressed him — the huge ratings.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin telephoned U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday to thank him for the tip-off, which the Kremlin said helped prevent a militant bomb attack on a cathedral in the Russian city, as well as other sites.
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He made national headlines last summer when he reported that Stephen K. Bannon, then still chief strategist in the Trump White House, had telephoned him out of the blue (Bannon did have an assistant email first to arrange the call).
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When that didn't happen, she applied to Parsons School of Design in New York — Phil Spector, a regular at a Pasadena steakhouse where she had been a hostess, telephoned a recommendation — and got an apartment on the Lower East Side.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In the middle of a confused three-day scramble by U.S. Republicans to save their plan to dismantle Obamacare, President Donald Trump telephoned a former small-town sandwich shop owner from the North Carolina mountains on Wednesday afternoon.
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"As a free man I have no choice but to leave this movement and what it has become today," Pizzarotti said at a news conference, adding that none of the party's senior figures had even telephoned him since his name was cleared.
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And it says Moore, 59, became "argumentative" and "denied that we were in his house" when a member of the group telephoned him to say they were there and leaving a new key after "the locksmith picked the lock" and let them inside.
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On Sunday, the police telephoned Meer Hayet Kabir, an executive with a foreign company in Dhaka, asking him to go to the military hospital morgue to identify a body that was possibly that of his 18-year-old son, Meer Saameh Mubasher.
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BERLIN — A man shot and killed his parents and four other members of his family then telephoned the police to turn himself in, the authorities said Friday, after the multiple killings at an inn that traumatized a small town in southwestern Germany.
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He might have failed had it not been for the fact Anthony Eden, the British prime minister, telephoned Mollet during their meeting to say that Britain, under pressure from the Americans, had called off its military operation with the French and Israelis in Suez.
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On Saturday, one of the country's leading literary figures, the critic Alain Finkielkraut, was the target of anti-Semitic insults at the edges of a Yellow Vest protest, an episode that provoked an angry reaction from President Emmanuel Macron, who telephoned the writer afterward.
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After the plane departed New York, a U.S.-based El Al security officer received word of a person who had telephoned to say a bomb would go off on board in an hour, and a second call was later received by Israeli authorities, the official said.
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Another former Christie staff member recalled fondly how the governor telephoned a Republican official who had left a voice mail message complaining that Mr. Christie was spending too much time on photo ops and not enough on the real work of cleaning up after Superstorm Sandy.
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Rather than waiting for Judge Garland to begin making the rounds at the Capitol, which is expected on Thursday, Mr. McConnell telephoned the judge and informed him directly that he did not plan to meet with him because no action would be taken on his nomination.
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And at the Miami campaign event, held at a new Puerto Rican restaurant, Mr. Nelson was welcomed by a former mayor of Miami, Maurice Ferré, a Puerto Rican who praised the senator for having first telephoned him a decade ago to discuss matters important to the island.
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A battery of Republican senators had telephoned Tennessee's governor, Mr. Haslam, a popular and wealthy establishment figure, and invoked Mr. Moore's primary election victory to argue that the identity of the party was on the line, according to a Republican official familiar with the line of argument.
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Mr. Trump's decision to attend the March for Life in person on Friday defied the conventional wisdom that led other anti-abortion Republican presidents like Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush to play it more cautiously by staying away and sending taped or telephoned messages instead.
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One day, Al Golin, a fledgling press agent who was 21929 at the time, stumbled on an advertisement for the establishment, with its signature golden arches, and telephoned, unsolicited, to make a public relations pitch to the struggling, newly minted restaurateur who had opened the business.
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Anyone whose telephoned complaints are diverted to an overseas call center where the operators barely understand you, or who has wrestled with an unscrupulous landlord over home repairs, has experienced at least a small taste of the humiliations endured by Sonia, who refuses to give up the fight.
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He has been loath to criticize Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, and, against the advice of his advisers, he avoided any mention of the March 4 nerve agent attack in Salisbury, England, when he telephoned Mr. Putin to congratulate him on his lopsided victory in Russia's March 18 election.
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Dixon said she devised strategies to manage being around Simmons: She took a friend with her whenever she was set to meet him, and gave another male friend a key to her office so he could barge in whenever she telephoned him to stop her being left alone with her boss.
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This element of Trump's self-constructed personality would be the easiest to dismantle because he has made a lifelong practice of lying about everything from his heritage -- he used to falsely claim to be Swedish -- to his identity, as reporters learned when they discovered he telephoned them using fake names.
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As polls indicated immigration concerns were swaying the public toward supporting Brexit, the BBC said Cameron, who quit after the EU result, telephoned Merkel to ask if she was willing to issue a statement with other EU leaders agreeing to make concessions on free movement if Britain voted to stay.
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He attended a meeting with administrative services department officials and Mr. Singh in 2011, when he was still public advocate; after Mr. de Blasio was elected mayor, he telephoned the head of the agency to ask her to help Mr. Singh and ordered a top city official to monitor the negotiations.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has spoken with his Japanese and South Korean counterparts after President Donald Trump&aposs summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Pompeo tweeted shortly after the summit ended Tuesday that he&aposd telephoned South Korean Foreign Minister Kang Kyung-wha and Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono.
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Mr. Trump's campaign has carefully guarded information about his fund-raising: His aides telephoned attendees for the Boston event to call it off, rather than emailing them, the people involved said, and have closely held lists of coming fund-raising events; another candidate might distribute those dates widely to help build interest.
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Senator Todd Young of Indiana, who heads the National Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee, telephoned Mr. Trump earlier this month to make the case that Mr. Moore can't win and express his hope that the party can be unified in its opposition to him, according to two Republican officials familiar with the conversation.
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At the news conference, Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat who has run his re-election campaign in part based on resisting President Trump's agenda, waved away questions about national politics, and said it did not bother him that as of Wednesday morning, Mr. Trump had not yet telephoned him to discuss the attack.
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Near the end of his political career, the Senate Ethics Committee admonished Domenici in April 2008 for creating "an appearance of impropriety that reflected unfavorably upon the Senate" when he telephoned the top federal prosecutor in New Mexico to ask if an indictment in a politically sensitive corruption case would come before the November 2006 elections.
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A New York Times investigation earlier this year revealed that four months after Mr. Bernhardt was confirmed as the deputy secretary of the Interior Department in August 2017, he telephoned the top Interior Department official charged with overseeing those protections and ordered him to begin the process of creating a new biological opinion document on the smelt.
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In a sign of how potent a force Mr. Obama remains with African-Americans, and the degree to which he could have upended the race, Mr. Northam telephoned former Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. to ensure the former president's neutrality, according to three Democrats briefed on the call who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
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One year ago, in the wake of the historic electoral defeat in Nigeria of a sitting president by an opposition candidate and the ensuing peaceful transition in Africa's most populous country, President Obama telephoned Kabila to emphasize the importance of timely, credible and peaceful elections that respect the DRC's constitution and protect the rights of Congolese citizens.
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Jones—who was dropped this summer as a coach on the U.K. edition of "The Voice," after four seasons, to make room for Boy George—said that he had recently telephoned Little Richard, in a Nashville hospital; Little Richard advised him to establish the Tom Jones Gospel Choir, with his son and his grandson, Alexander, a London accountant.
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Editor: Clarence Fernandez + 65 6870 3861 Picture Desk: Singapore + 65 6870 3775 Graphics queries: + 23 6870 3595 (All times GMT/ET) EXCLUSIVE-Rupert Murdoch twice discussed CNN with AT&T CEO -sources NEW YORK - Rupert Murdoch telephoned AT&T Chief Executive Randall Stephenson twice in past six months and talked about cable network CNN, sources briefed on matter tell Reuters.
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Editor: Clarence Fernandez + 65 6870 3861 Picture Desk: Singapore + 65 6870 3775 Graphics queries: + 65 23 3595 (All times GMT/ET) EXCLUSIVE-Rupert Murdoch twice discussed CNN with AT&T CEO -sources NEW YORK - Rupert Murdoch telephoned AT&T Chief Executive Randall Stephenson twice in past six months and talked about cable network CNN, sources briefed on matter tell Reuters.
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When you and my father were planning your wedding, he telephoned you demanding why you'd lied about being in love with him, why you'd told him that the baby you were carrying belonged to him when it was seeded by another man, and why hadn't you been woman enough to tell the truth to his face instead sending it in a letter like a coward.
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