Whether there is a televised briefing or it's not televised is not central to the republic.
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Where: The morning's competition will be televised on ESPN 2, while the primetime portion of the event will be televised on ESPN.
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Republicans have touted plans to reform vocational training or higher education in the party's televised debates, but the most recent televised encounter focused on national security.
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December 11 - A televised disaster Pelosi and Schumer visit the White House and get into a televised argument with Trump about the wall and the shutdown.
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Then Luger left and feuded with Ric Flair for an extended program of 45 and 60 minute matches, over and over, night after night, televised and not-televised.
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Trump treats sensitive military operations like televised eventsThe president, formerly a real estate mogul and boisterous television celebrity, has a penchant for treating sensitive military operations like televised events.
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We also wrote an article on the televised hearings, and whenever journalism meets at the same time as the hearings are televised, I have it running in the background.
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This swing was on full display in a televised debate earlier this month when Ms. Merkel faced Martin Schultz, who leads the main opposition party, the Social Democrats, in a televised debate.
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At the end of the evening, as the candidates wrapped up more than two hours of televised talking with several minutes of televised farewells, Mr. Sanders extended his hand to Ms. Warren.
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At Sunday's creative Emmy Awards ceremony (this ceremony isn't televised), Legend took home a statuette for his producing credit on the televised musical Jesus Christ Superstar, in which he also played the lead.
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Now, it comes with crazy deals and nationally televised concerts.
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Guardia spoke in a televised address alongside President Michel Temer.
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The rule prevents live football being televised between 2.45 p.m.
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Furthermore, private conversations in the courtroom would not be televised.
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There are even rumors about the boxing match being televised.
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It was the first live televised musical that actually moved.
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The forums will be televised on NBC, MSNBC and Telemundo.
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The nationally televised Miss America broadcast is set for Sept.
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The televised town hall format has boosted other Democratic candidates.
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It's good that it's televised because it normalizes it more.
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The confession had been televised to widespread disbelief in Wukan.
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Let's hope their wedding is televised in Bachelor Nation tradition.
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It is, he claimed in a televised address, even better.
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He resurfaced the next evening for a bizarre televised interview.
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And that the revolution would be televised across social media.
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After her televised statement, Peskov said many unanswered questions remained.
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And, if televised, these spats would surely need subtitles ("sobs").
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His are with other confused people, and are televised weekly.
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For some, Wednesday's televised speech was a step too far.
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It's the most televised [awards] event in the whole world.
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Don't worry though, the event is going to be televised.
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In a televised interview, the army's spokesman defended the courts.
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TV's "Rising" that journalists are grandstanding during televised press briefings.
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It has not been televised live locally since the 1950s.
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The Keating scandal later blew up and after a televised
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Presidents have used televised addresses in all sorts of ways.
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"Will & Grace" star Megan Mullally will host the televised ceremony.
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Pruitt told Reuters in July the debate could be televised.
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Alejandro García Padilla said Sunday night in a televised address.
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The suggestion to end televised confessions drew just 1,33 votes.
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After all, televised confessions seem remote from my everyday life.
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"Ecuador has chosen freely," he said in a televised speech.
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There was no reason this should have been nationally televised.
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"We will reveal it," he said in a televised speech.
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The televised images did not appear to reassure the public.
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I am grateful that the Cosby trial was not televised.
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A wet blanket on a holiday spent pardoning televised turkeys.
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At first I worried that made the televised version misleading.
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The nationally televised collapse against U.C.L.A. certainly increased the pressure.
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Mr. Sanders stood his ground, including in a televised debate.
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And the event was televised nationally by NBC's sports networks.
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Televised debates have yielded several turning points for presidential contenders.
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The Oscars will be televised in 225 countries and territories.
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The awards ceremony is televised by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
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All the proceedings on the Senate floor will be televised.
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What's next: The second televised hearing will occur Friday morning.
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Adams the day after her televised appearance to thank her.
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There is more boxing than ever being televised and distributed.
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Is that so far removed from a sponsored, televised wedding?
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Watching President Donald J. Trump's televised remarks on Wednesday, Jan.
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But the televised ubiquity of powerful political women is misleading.
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Dianne Feinstein, a California Democrat, during a televised January gathering.
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The biggest celebrations in Melbourne and Sydney are even televised.
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A televised ballot is due to start at 2 p.m.
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Sketch is one of the rarer forms of televised comedy.
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It's being televised, podcasted, hashtagged, Snapped, Facebooked, Twittered and Periscoped.
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The next televised debate among the candidates is scheduled Feb.
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Today, just as many women's matches are televised as men's.
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The plan was described during a televised event on Aug.
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The print and televised statements consist of plain black text in bullet points on a white background, with a monotonous, slow voice-over that is reminiscent of a digital assistant added to the televised ones.
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Televised images showed smoke and a large fire near the site.
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Colin Cowherd discussed it on his nationally televised sports-talk show.
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Hariri is expected to give a televised interview later on Sunday.
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But not on screen -- the meeting wasn't live-streamed or televised.
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The remaining 13 awards were handed out on the televised ceremony.
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"The world has failed us," Correa said in a televised address.
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On Monday, he denied saying it, even though it was televised.
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Washington (CNN)Televised Senate confirmation hearings are a sight to behold.
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Embrace reform and incur the televised wrath of the gun lobby.
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Nothing seemed likely to change in the televised exchange of words.
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This performance will mark the second televised appearance of the song.
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Rick Scott announced in a televised press conference on Tuesday morning.
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Elvis arrives in Hawaii for his iconic televised concert in 1973.
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He leads televised sermons to an audience of about 7 million.
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"The threat is still there," he said in a televised address.
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The lovebirds recently told The View their wedding won't be televised.
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" He added that watching the televised ceremony was "emotional and joyful.
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The intention was to normalize the sound patterns of televised content.
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Before a nationally televised audience, Clinton fell flat on his face.
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The ceremony will be televised on Friday night at 8 p.m.
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Majid Jordan's live debut came before a televised crowd of millions.
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Putin was speaking at his annual televised question and answer conference.
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In a nationally televised forum aired Monday night on MSNBC, Sen.
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During that televised forum in Detroit, Delaney clashed with Massachusetts Sen.
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TheSkimm's app includes a calendar of upcoming news and televised events.
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Trudeau made his remarks in a televised news conference in Toronto.
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ET, followed by a non-televised closed session around 1 p.m.
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But after a series of televised flubs, ... they largely abandoned him.
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During the week, non-televised shows are used to scout fighters.
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For the televised program, Max is very generous with its fighters.
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In other spheres, such as sports, televised matches attract fewer fans.
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In a televised speech, she urged people to return to work.
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Teacher Christa McAuliffe was planning to hold televised classes from orbit.
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It will be the first televised press conference in 28503 days.
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They denied Mr Lam's claim that their televised confessions were scripted.
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Hezbollah's Nasrallah has given televised speeches on a nearly weekly basis.
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The sound of a televised golf tournament travels from another room.
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Around the same time, Mr. Ramdev began his televised yoga classes.
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The Thursday night debate will be televised from Des Moines, Iowa.
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Rouhani made the vow in a televised address to Iran's citizens.
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It was the first Supreme Court confirmation hearing to be televised.
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His withdrawal means the last televised debate before Iowa's pivotal Feb.
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This will be Sanders's second televised town hall since the election.
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James dodged the question like a politician in a televised debate.
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The Russian Revolution won't be televised, but it will be discussed.
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And that debate, apparently, might be televised, Reuters reported on Tuesday.
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"Women's boxing just isn't televised," the promoter Lou DiBella told me.
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In a televised interview after her stunning victory, Mark grew emotional.
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His brother, Raul Castro, announced his death in a televised statement.
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He was the first televised display of that New York style.
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I despise guns and violence of all kind, even televised violence.
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Most years, the Miss Universe contest is televised throughout Latin America.
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"Nobody threatens Venezuela," Maduro said in a televised speech in Caracas.
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This story has been updated with comments from Trump's televised briefing.
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Arslan, in a televised news conference, said the state must act.
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Surely you're aware of the iconography of televised mass shooting reports.
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Five years later, the speech was televised for the first time.
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Also: The televised showdown that offers a preview of divided government.
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Smaller parties clashed in televised debates on diesel emissions and migration.
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Its arguments are not televised but are open to the public.
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They were anchored by a televised event on Ellis Island itself.
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This is the 70th year the dog show has been televised.
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Finally, on Sunday, Mr. Cuomo offered a televised debate for Tuesday.
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Coerced televised confessions have become common under China's president, Xi Jinping.
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All were later forced to make some sort of televised confession.
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Shortly before Tuesday night's televised debate between Democratic presidential contenders, Sen.
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The men gave televised confessions that one said had been forced.
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The six candidates have all discussed the issue in televised debates.
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In 20023, they married in the first-ever televised royal wedding.
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Lam in a televised excerpt released by the Hong Kong government.
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The televised cleavage bonanza has been increasingly criticized for objectifying women.
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There will be two more televised ones and two radio debates.
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And why are we holding televised hearings into something completely different?
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And why are we holding televised hearings into something completely different?
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The viewer is aware that she is playing a part just as her heroes are; that there are televised shows, and lots of smaller but no less carefully scripted un-televised shows going on around it.
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In an effort to rectify their errors of not having the category televised previously, in 1999 the Junos invited The Rascalz to perform their chart-topping, and now classic Canadian anthem "Northern Touch" on the televised broadcast.
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Smith: Yeah, because the following week I went to the televised Emmys, because the voiceover Emmy still to this day is given at what they call the Creative Arts Awards, and that is the non-televised Emmys.
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Farewell, Ryan, who uttered not a single televised word in four episodes.
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CBS and NBC, which televised the game, did not preserve any tapes.
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"There is nothing to these (allegations)," he said in a televised statement.
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The award was given out before the televised ceremony aired on CBS.
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Apple Chief Executive Tim Cook's battle with the FBI will be televised.
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Some critics wonder whether televised hearings like these are just for show.
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That speech, which is nationally televised, currently is scheduled for Jan. 29.
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His televised speech didn't change a "damn thing" about the government shutdown.
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"Well, I fully intend to," Trump told Morgan in the televised interview.
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But you know who else made an appearance during the televised plea?
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His brother, Raul Castro, announced his death in a televised statement Saturday.
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They debated the barrier with Trump last week in a televised fracas.
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"It was our secret mission that wasn't actually televised," France tells Brown.
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In 2001, Parker accused Lewis of breaking it in a televised interview.
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"I will not give up," declared Mr Santos in a televised address.
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"Please heed our evacuation order," he said in a televised news conference.
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In the three televised debates she did attend, she spoke relatively little.
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"I'm at a dead end," Mr. Hariri said in a televised speech.
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Four televised awards outside of the acting categories were won by women.
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What do celebrities do during the commercial break at televised awards ceremonies?
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Clinton will appear Thursday in a televised forum on Telemundo and MSNBC.
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Citing the "open setting" of the televised hearing, Comey declined to answer.
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Chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg did a few televised interviews as well.
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And, speaking of nixes ... when it comes to televised debates ... appearance matters.
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There has even been talk of a televised debate on her plan.
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The toll is expected to continue rising, he said in televised remarks.
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Mr Trump, in contrast, is always in search of a televised triumph.
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"Sweden has been attacked," Lofven said in a nationally televised press conference.
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The final round on Thursday night will be televised live on ESPN.
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Dinner at the star-studded soirée is typically served before it's televised.
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Tensions flared at President Obama's televised town hall on race relations Thursday.
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Fortunately, many of the events that NASA is sponsoring will be televised.
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In a televised speech, Nasrallah said other nations may follow Britain's example.
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Espinosa surrendered in August in a nationally televised event and was released.
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People suspected the protests would be a televised demonstration against police brutality.
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"I've spoken to him (Allen) already," Mullins said in a televised interview.
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Traditionally, there are zero riddles in the world of televised food competition.
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It was televised by Catalan public broadcaster TV3 which called him "president".
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Instead we have Trump, who seems preoccupied with creating a televised spectacle.
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The town hall will be televised from Sunrise, Florida at 9 p.m.
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From the many seasons of televised engagements, eight couples are still together.
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On June 9, 1954, ABC televised the 30th day of the hearings.
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For Black people, watching televised awards shows can be a torturous experience.
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More than $124 million was spent on televised immigration ads this year.
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In televised comments, Putin said Ivanov had recommended Vaino to replace him.
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Mitt Romney (R-Utah) — and televised to the nation in prime time.
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But the precise history of televised tunnel coverage is difficult to pinpoint.
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SUPPORT FOR IMPEACHMENT UNCHANGED AFTER START OF TELEVISED HEARINGS REUTERS/IPSOS POLL
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"I am giving up everything now," she said in a televised address.
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Martin O'Malley, will be held in Charleston, S.C. and televised by NBC.
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Whether televised or not, executions are always public by their very nature.
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" Speaking in a televised address last week, he said: "Don't go ahead.
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The German chancellor announced her decision in a televised statement on Friday.
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Beyoncé's Lemonade will surely be the televised music event of the year.
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Kendrick Lamar has a reputation for pouring his heart into televised performances.
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This might be the best televised game show segment of all time.
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Take major televised sports events like Premier League or Bundesliga soccer matches.
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President Maduro mocked Mr. Dudamel in a televised appearance over the summer.
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It was televised, but no questions were taken from outside the room.
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The auction will be televised live on Velocity and the Discovery Channel.
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Trump delivered a nationally televised address restating his case for the wall.
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Lee was not in attendance at the verdict, which was televised live.
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Mr. Newsom and Mr. Cox have not agreed to any televised debates.
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Bernie Sanders got the televised celebration that eluded him a week earlier.
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Four were released after making televised confessions, but one remains in detention.
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Most people experience their politicians through televised discussion panels on public television.
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Other performers work weekly on televised programming and at regional "house" shows.
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The second event was a televised White House briefing with Mr Mulvaney.
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The issues with the Grammys extend to the televised show as well.
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Similarly, the "Televised activity with Ping-Pong balls" is a LOTTO DRAWING.
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Kennedy's televised tour of the White House, after its refurbishment, in 1962.
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He will not be on the stage for this week's televised debate.
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Mr. Angélil's funeral was televised across Canada like that of a monarch's.
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Two games will be televised nationally on Sunday: At 1:10 p.m.
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"We have to re-establish order," Mr. Ortega said in televised remarks.
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A live televised debate between the candidates is set for May 3.
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Pruitt has called for a public — possibly televised — debate about climate science.
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He later apologized to Mr. Denny on a nationally televised talk show.
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The home secretary, Amber Rudd, represented the Conservatives in the televised debate.
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Andrew's performance during his televised interview over the weekend was widely criticized.
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The Pops concert was televised, and "Concerto for Moog" drew broad interest.
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The broadcaster televised a police raid on his house in August 2014.
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Jeantel found herself under the unforgiving light of a nationally televised trial.
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In Denmark, the televised version has also lagged behind other reality shows.
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Qualifying matches will be televised for the first time, on Tennis Channel.
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The ban, which lasted 19 years, followed a televised embarrassment for Bush.
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I could transcribe a televised debate in real time, or just about.
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But it became clearer at an televised immigration conference in January. pic.twitter.
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One of the results of his requests is a televised Christmas address.
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"The symbolism of Ithaca is false," he said in a televised address.
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Because only with televised Senate hearings did the American people see Sen.
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Abbas planned a televised speech on Wednesday in response to Trump's address.
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The new initiative was announced during a weekly televised address by Zakharova.
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Trudeau made his comments during a televised news conference in northern France.
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His televised confession later became a symbol of what human rights advocates say is the Beijing government's increasingly repressive measures to clampdown on dissent -- including overseas abductions, televised confessions, and ignoring consular rights even for those with foreign citizenship.
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In a televised address this week, Mr Macron vowed to continue as before.
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So far, Kaepernick has appeared in a print ad and a televised commercial.
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"I'm extremely passionate in everything I do," she said during the televised contest.
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With politics televised, seating also affects how parties are seen by the public.
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Just like the televised Bachelor breakup, Strong's character walked away to collect herself.
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The event attracts thousands of in-person spectators and is televised on ESPN.
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Waters will deliver a televised address on BET after Trump's speech as well.
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The ruling is expected to be televised live and takes place 11 a.m.
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Twenty of them will take the stage in next week's televised primary debates.
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Other party leaders derided the plan during a televised debate on September 17th.
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Mr Trump broadcast just a third as many televised adverts as Mrs Clinton.
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Living without his televised presence would be something like living without television itself.
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However, Shearer did not cut the same tragic figure as her televised counterpart.
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The televised version is below, while an extended can can be watched above.
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There was some grandstanding, but that's to be expected at a televised hearing.
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" An earlier version of this article misidentified the network that televised "Hannah Montana.
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Johnson and Weld staked their viability on qualifying for the televised presidential debates.
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The network televised eight of the games and simulcast them on NFL Network.
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BAIER: Google sees political searches spike during televised presidential debates — no surprise there.
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The company reported search interest spiked 440% on average during live televised debates.
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O'Rourke and Cruz will face off again Tuesday night in a televised debate.
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But those other paths, as Gil Scott-Heron predicted, might not be televised.
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Another unknown is the impact of two televised debates early in the week.
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"I want all of Pakistan to unite," he said in his televised address.
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Amber Rose has danced her final cha-cha...for a televised audience, anyway.
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Rachel Lindsay and Bryan Abasolo's dreams of a televised wedding are no more.
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The hardware was given to him by Rita Moreno during the televised Jan.
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"I stand here with heavy-hearted sadness," Hwang said in a televised address.
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This year, she has four televised races – the next one is on Aug.
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Lamentably, theirs was the first televised election debate in Turkey in 17 years.
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Encouragingly, Imran Khan, the prime minister, blasted the protesters in a televised address.
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Some critics were wary of televised musical attempts even before Grease Live aired.
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In his televised announcement, Sanchez said he had been left with no choice.
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Televised images forced the country&aposs attention on racial oppression in the South.
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Reports about his health surfaced before a second televised presidential debate on Sunday.
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"I've done my time," Simpson told the parole board at the televised hearing.
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Not like it was going to be televised four months later or anything.
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The real-life confirmation hearing was televised to an estimated 30 million households.
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Critics have long assumed these televised acts of confession and contrition were frauds.
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So no, the Black media revolution will not be televised, it'll be Instagrammed.
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You can catch the series finale in real time as it's being televised.
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The Oscars bestow honors in just 20163 categories, all during their televised ceremony.
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The winners will be announced at a live televised ceremony on Jan. 21.
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Fox News, created in 1996, televised and monetized this hard-edged combat politics.
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"Think of a family with four sons," he said in a televised interview.
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Her first televised performance in nine years, it was a typically massive affair.
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The couple later tied the knot in a televised wedding the following year.
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Daily televised press briefings are gone, replaced by ad hoc off-camera gaggles.
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He sparred with a CNN reporter on Wednesday during a televised news conference.
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The ruling will be televised live, court spokesman Bae Bo-yoon told reporters.
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These days, political conventions have become "infotainment" -- televised pep rallies for the nominee.
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Bethenny's televised meltdown was filmed in mid-December, mere weeks before Jason's arrest.
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Let's not wax nostalgic about the firmness and decisiveness of Trump's televised firings.
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Which president delivered the longest (in minutes) televised State of the Union speech?
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Clinton and Sanders faced off in a televised town hall debate Sunday night.
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CBS's Gayle King has landed the first nationally televised interview with former Rep.
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The White House has faced criticism for the infrequency of its televised briefings.
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Eastern on Wednesday, when investigators hold the first televised hearing of the inquiry.
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But neither Powell's testimony nor the televised hearings appeared to move markets Wednesday.
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Now, for the first time, they are testifying before a nationally televised commission.
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The televised showdown comes at a pivotal point in the hotly contested race.
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At a televised news conference on July 27, 2016, Trump delivered a direct
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The reversal was announced Sunday evening during a televised meeting with government officials.
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Still, Europe's auctions suggest the economics of televised sport may slowly be recalibrated.
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Why is David Harbour III asking about why the televised play was made?
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Things were different 77 years ago today, when M.L.B. televised its first game.
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"I feel so angry about them," he said during a televised public forum.
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They know he'll be partisan during its nationally-televised Democratic debates next month.
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His fear-mongering televised speech earlier this month did not mention them once.
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This time the meeting is not televised, but it doesn't go any better.
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But a rocky televised appearance on Capitol Hill could change that, officials said.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNJamie Foxx: The Triumphant ReturnThe Royals: Our Wedding Will Be Televised!
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"It was the first wedding of its kind which was televised," said Giles.
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And the June 6 ceremony will be televised, thanks to the Weinstein Company.
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The Who's "Baba O'Riley" signaled the start of the night's five televised bouts.
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Sergey Kovalev undercard, and will now be headlining a televised card next month.
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Hariri announced his resignation in a televised broadcast from Saudi Arabia on Nov.
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The event, which was not highly publicized, was streamed online but not televised.
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Student Opinion The presidential primaries, party conventions and televised debates are all over.
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That is true, though not necessarily a compelling argument for a televised debate.
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Rick Scott of Florida said at a televised news conference in Southport, Fla.
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Alas, the demand for a televised presidential primary debate trumped public health considerations.
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BEHROR, India (Reuters) - The beating that ended Pehlu Khan's life was televised nationwide.
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This year, only one woman won a solo award during the televised ceremony.
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At least he should do it virtually, by giving televised testimony to Congress.
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In the early 21959s, several other wrestling promoters experimented with televised wrestling matches.
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The major awards will be unveiled in a nationally televised show on Monday.
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Erickson's hearing was televised live, but the judge closed McKinney's hearing to cameras.
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However, Mr. Paludan has been given the right to participate in televised debates.
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Senior officials in Kabul, speaking at a televised news conference at 4 p.m.
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"We lead by science," Biden said in a televised speech from Wilmington, Del.
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Race organizers are hailing the potential for televised races and significant financial purses.
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The show was canceled by Fox in 26 before an episode was televised.
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Veronica Escobar, to deliver their official televised rebuttals in English and Spanish respectively.
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"What did we do yesterday?" he said in a televised speech in Istanbul.
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Vanessa Grimaldi is opening up about her televised engagement to ex Nick Viall.
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The event will mark the largest-ever televised primary debate for either party.
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Tape delay Inexplicably for a 21st-century league, games won't be televised live.
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And there aren't all that many nationally televised games worth watching this week.
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In a televised address, Khamenei warned of further action if the US retaliated.
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Peacock Premium will include non-televised Premier League soccer games beginning in August.
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Eastern and will be televised and streamed by ESPN and the NFL Network.
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This weird televised suck-up spectacle may not raise Mr. Trump's approval numbers.
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Jme met Mr. Corbyn for a televised conversation about youth engagement with politics.
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The last televised news briefing at the State Department was held on Jan.
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"I'm the boss," Kadyrov told a televised meeting of Chechen officials in 22014.
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As the televised hearings were underway, net public support for impeachment steadily grew.
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These televised moments of distress have come under the scrutiny of concerned viewers.
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Bookmakers rushed to provide betting opportunities on the high-profile nationally televised game.
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Outside groups are adding hundreds of millions in fuel to the televised fire.
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At a televised news conference, the president gave giant cheques to their mayors.
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Then, after they ransacked the Champs-Élysées, he gave a live televised address.
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Iraqi President Barham Salih promised electoral reforms in a televised address on Thursday.
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Below is the list of nominees with the televised winners indicated in bold.
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At a televised, wide-ranging meeting at the White House that Republican Sen.
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Even lawmakers were told of the decision only right before the televised announcement.
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Images of the gazebo have been televised and viewed all across the planet.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont — delivered his own televised address broadcast over social media.
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Updated: The anniversary depends on how you determine the milestone — last year, we celebrated the 90th anniversary of that televised silhouette at Selfridges, and today marks the 90th anniversary of the first public demonstration of a more recognizable televised image.
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Televised impeachment hearings, Whitewater investigation, Monica Lewinsky scandal -- we learned all the lurid details.
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The scale and intensity of the Bee are similar to other televised children's contests.
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Some went reluctantly, worried that their presence could be politicized at the televised event.
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Bundy's 303 murder trials in Miami were a televised spectacle, complete with unusual quirks.
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Macron is expected to address voters in a traditional New Year's Eve televised message.
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Over the course of his televised trial, he was the object of national fascination.
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In Washington, Republican Senator John McCain recently scolded Mattis during a televised Senate hearing.
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"The Academy is removing cinematography, editing and makeup from the televised show?" he wrote.
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However, the whole thing has become way more than just a televised runway show.
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In a televised address Nasrallah said he believes Hariri is being detained in Riyadh.
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The two intelligence sessions are behind closed doors but the oversight hearing is televised.
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In a televised debate on March 20th the candidate alluded to having made mistakes.
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Woods apologized for his marital infidelities in a televised news conference at the time.
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"They are celebrating before time," Morales said in a televised press conference on Monday.
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He's private, shy, and not all that down for love-at-first-televised-date.
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But, after 15 episodes of televised hostilities, this feud is starting to lose steam.
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The televised debate on December 19 will be hosted by PBS NewsHour and Politico.
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She found entertainment in watching then Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in televised parliamentary debates.
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The winners will be announced at a live televised awards show on Jan. 28.
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Before the ruling, Chief Justice Rocha called for calm in a rare televised speech.
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Others in the publishing industry knew about the car accident before Sunday's televised confession.
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Her birth story will be televised on the Rob & Chyna Baby Special, airing Dec.
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Teen girl battles fights her peers to the death in a televised gladiatorial event.
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The last show, televised in December, suffered the worst ratings in its broadcast history.
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In their last televised debate before Iowa's caucuses launch the nominating race on Feb.
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Without appearing in those nationally televised events, he had little hope of gaining traction.
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Fortunately, we already know that Becca's televised love story will lead to an engagement.
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Unveiling the deal at a televised meeting with Rosneft's boss Igor Sechin on Dec.
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Johnson was interrupted by sporadic heckling during a televised interview with the BBC Wednesday.
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It was televised on both Alibaba's video service and on three Chinese TV networks.
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If it's to get our awards televised, I don't know if it really matters.
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If their dedication to the cause is any indication, the revolution will be televised.
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Only the latter, violent portion of the scene was not televised from the event.
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Princess Eugenie will be getting married soon, but her wedding may not be televised.
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As the first royal wedding to be televised, it drew almost 20 million viewers.
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The televised quiz became massive in India and propelled Bachchan back into the limelight.
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Walk back through decades of televised face-offs and find out what influenced voters.
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ESPN2 even televised an entire live competition called Heroes of the Dorm last year.
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Next week Buttigieg participates in the second round of nationally televised Democratic presidential debates.
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After that, the Pippi people came out with two seasons of the televised cartoon.
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The revolution may not be televised, but it will, evidently, be on the blockchain.
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He, the good dog, witnesses some emotional violence unheard of outside televised love competition.
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He spoke those words in a nationally televised address that preempted normal network programming.
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Bill Clinton, Perot brought his case directly to the people via the televised airwaves.
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She did so in October 1991, during a hearing that was televised to millions.
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A day earlier, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross split with Tillerson in a televised interview.
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In a nationally televised speech last month, Park said she deeply regretted her actions.
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"I consider myself a strong feminist," Sanders said at the event, televised by MSNBC.
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Last week, his fiancee, speaking in a televised interview, denied rumors he was gay.
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And he's tried to discredit climate science by pushing public, televised debates about it.
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Rosselló said in a televised speech he would stay in his position until Aug.
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It ought to be televised, I've said, playing devil's advocate with true-believer friends.
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The news was announced during a press junket for the televised musical on Wednesday.
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The NFL Honors show was televised on CBS and was hosted by Conan O'Brien.
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Martin O'Malley in a nationally televised event before the Iowa caucuses on February 1.
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The DNC has so far announced 12 televised debates, which will begin in June.
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In June the televised election debate among the party leaders finished well past midnight.
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"He deserved it," said the unrepentant assailant in a televised interview after the confrontation.
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"Donald Trump is weak," Gillum said during a televised debate against DeSantis on Sunday.
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Kavanaugh refused to say whether he believes Supreme Court proceedings should be televised. Sen.
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The weekend controversy so far appeared to have a mixed impact on televised games.
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Butterworth works in food education, and she worried about how "Eden" would be televised.
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Hezbollah's secretary-general, Hassan Nasrallah, has given televised speeches on a nearly weekly basis.
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His presence in a televised election debate on November 4th gave him unprecedented visibility.
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The race has traditionally been televised on tape delay in the Indianapolis television market.
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Friday, Trump delivered a televised address to the nation announcing the strikes were underway.
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Within a year after Davis' televised rejection, his $30,000 company was worth $7683 million.
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The Niners host the Los Angeles Rams in a nationally televised game that day.
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In televised remarks Thursday night, Erdogan furiously attacked his NATO ally for the arrests.
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The president criticized Love at a televised press conference the day after the Nov.
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If nothing else, Big Little Lies is the televised second coming of Reese Witherspoon.
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Told of the invite during his televised interview on Thursday, Coats responded with surprise.
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There are just not that many opportunities in America to watch televised field hockey.
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And Wednesday night's "Commander in Chief" televised forum suggested that he may be right.
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Much of the ship's transit was televised live to the nation and the world.
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" Mr. Maduro asked in a televised address, referring to lawmakers elected in December. "Destruction.
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Trump assured the viewers of a nationally televised debate that he was amply endowed.
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After Nixon's bulwark in Congress crumbled, he announced during a televised address on Aug.
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Fireworks from D.C. on the Fourth of July have been nationally televised since 1947.
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He also grants fewer televised interviews to non-Fox outlets than to Fox News.
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"Man, I'm on cloud nine," Gordon said during a televised interview after the announcement.
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At night they'd watched the evening news and whatever sports match was being televised.
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The televised hearings for President Donald Trump&aposs impeachment inquiry are over for now.
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Without the exposure from the televised event, Bullock is likely to struggle for momentum.
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Chanel Miller spoke out in her first televised interview on "60 Minutes" Sunday night.
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Incoming Liberal premier Steven Marshall gave his televised victory speech just after 10 p.m.
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"It's obvious that we need mediation," Puigdemont said in a televised news conference Monday.
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Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseny Yatseniuk tendered his resignation on Sunday in a televised broadcast.
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JoJo is fresh off her nationally televised heartbreak at the hands of Bachelor Ben.
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President Donald Trump gave a televised address on Thursday about the latest mass shooting.
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His non-apology was almost as insulting as the televised moment of sexual assault.
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"President Trump transformed his rallies into a televised traveling lynch mob," the defense wrote.
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If they televised it, no one in the world would be watching the Olympics.
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It has also been staging televised confessions, a practice reminiscent of Stalin's show trials.
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Their testimony was televised, and their written assessment of global threats was made public.
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Initial confusion Trump's announcement — made during a televised address on Wednesday — initially sowed confusion.
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Future U.F.C. events could be televised from the U.F.C.'s gym in Las Vegas.
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"I call for calm, for peace," Mr. Alvarado Quesada said in a televised speech.
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"The military and the police will take revenge," he said in a televised speech.
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He promised to answer them in a televised speech to Parliament in two days.
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Below is a full list of the night's winners in the Grammys' televised categories.
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Outside comics are not invited, and the event is not expected to be televised.
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Kopkin credits the sharp increase in the number of games that are nationally televised.
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Representative Nancy Pelosi did this, beautifully, in her recently televised meeting with President Trump.
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"We have scored a goal," Mr. Sisi said in a televised speech last year.
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That televised defense earned him a spot on Air Force One for the trip.
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Last week's nationally televised speech from the Oval Office was full of factual errors.
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The entire tournament, not just the title game, is televised on ABC and ESPN.
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Enrique Balbi, a spokesman for the Argentine Navy, said Saturday in a televised interview.
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In televised remarks Sunday, Maduro vowed to capture the "mercenaries" responsible for the raid.
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Soccer, too, is on the upswing as more games are being televised and streamed.
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Mr. Lipton conceived the televised sessions as seminars for the New School's drama students.
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Sara Mearns should be televised in the role and broadcast all over the world.
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Compared to the United States' presidential debates, televised leaders' debates came late to Canada.
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In the evenings, televised Indian Premier League games are a big show in town.
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But those televised hearings did little to change support for and against Trump's impeachment.
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Others detained in the crackdown and released on bail have also made televised confessions.
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Most of the candidates recently participated in the first televised presidential debate in Tunisia.
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He, Biden, Klobuchar and Warren also appeared in televised town hall events on CNN.
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That's because onstage, on the duo's handful of televised performances, they're almost brutally awkward.
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Last year, three million households watched the first televised version on the host broadcaster.
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Emerging from a bipartisan, televised meeting with Trump in February, they were downright elated.
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"At this stage it should have graduated to being something televised, celebrated," she said.
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Peacock Premium will also include non-televised Premier League soccer games beginning in August.
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"Sweden has been attacked," Prime Minister Stefan Lofven said in a televised news conference.
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This past week many of us watched the televised spectacle of the NBA draft.
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Some of the drinking games these students come up with should be televised sports.
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The Saturday night show will be on HBO, televised live for the first time.
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Varthaman's now famous mustache was again on show during his televised return to India.
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Millions of British citizens watch the Queen's annual televised Christmas Day speech every year.
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A committee similar to the Watergate committee must be appointed and its hearings televised.
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Either way, the revolution will be televised on an iPhone 6S Plus near you.
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"I think it's going to be a showdown," Bell said in a televised interview.
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At televised debates so far, Warren has neither faced nor launched especially aggressive jabs.
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The televised debate lasted three and a half hours, and featured three other candidates.
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"The president embodied a certain idea of France," Macron said in a televised address.
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The debate will be the largest televised presidential primary debate ever, regardless of party.
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The nationally televised 1954 Army-McCarthy hearings prominently featured Cohn and made him infamous.
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During a televised meeting with lawmakers, Trump appeared to agree with Connecticut Democratic Sen.
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A televised pre-election debate on Monday night did little to dispel that impression.
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White used to hold regular televised press briefings, but has not appeared since May.
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In three nationally televised debates, he often came across as a blustering, barracking bumbler.
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"Twitter in Venezuela today deactivated thousands of people's accounts," Maduro said at televised rally.
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The concert will be televised nationally and is free to the public in Washington.
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"We just want peace and tranquility," Maduro said during a televised speech on Thursday.
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What we will witness today is a televised theatrical performance staged by the Democrats.
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Alessia Cara was the only woman to win a Grammy during the televised ceremony.
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"It's what I do, man," Berry said in a televised interview after the game.
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"The president's actions have seriously violated the Constitution," Pelosi said in a televised address.
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President Trump lobbied for a border wall in his nationally televised speech Tuesday night.
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Still, the Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige wasn't about to miss the televised announcement.
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However, the spokesperson would not comment on whether the ceremony will be televised live.
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Televised awards shows celebrating the entertainment industry have seen steep declines in viewership lately.
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Families thanked at all four will most likely get over their nationally televised snub.
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"All big wars have been due to miscalculation," he said in a televised address.
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A congressional hearing, preferably televised, seems like a fitting venue for such a discussion.
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Since the 1950s, when they were first televised, conventions have become highly scripted affairs.
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I don't think that's the same decision at all, because these are televised events.
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Both games will be televised on ESPN Deportes, Televisa and NBA League Pass International.
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The serial display raises questions about how televised images mediate our understanding of reality.
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"The Academy is removing cinematography, editing and make up from the televised show?" he tweeted.
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"I don't take orders from the empire," he shouted to a televised gathering of supporters.
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The full NBA playoffs have been televised in Turkey since broadcasts began in the 1990s.
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Kelly had confronted Trump about his past disparaging remarks towards women during a televised debate.
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"That is lost and will not be recovered," she said in a brief televised interview.
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They tied the knot in a televised ceremony that aired on Valentine's Day last year.
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The performance is widely considered a key moment for LGBTQ visibility on televised award shows.
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On July 2, 1964, Johnson signed the bill into law in a nationally televised ceremony.
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The winners will be announced at a televised ceremony in Los Angeles on Jan. 27.
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He was with Trump at the White House on Thursday to watch Comey's televised testimony.
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The NLL may not be televised, but it does have a devoted fan base offline.
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President Trump calls for live, televised hearing of FBI agent and 'other hating frauds'; Rep.
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I would have given anything to have the same opportunity and not have it televised.
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A year prior, he successfully crossed Niagara Falls, which was televised in an ABC special.
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The launch ceremony followed by a fireworks show televised on outdoors screens across the nation.
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The Screen Actors Guild Awards are the only televised award show that exclusively honors performers.
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Finish line In a televised debate last week, Lam acknowledged the importance of public opinion.
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In 1965, Lyndon B. Johnson delivered the first televised evening State of the Union address.
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Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah is scheduled to give a televised speech later on Sunday.
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The three candidates ran campaigns aimed at the public, and took part in televised debates.
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That brings another set of challenges, such as fundraising and qualifying for nationally televised debates.
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The German beerfest is televised on CTV with 120 floats and plenty of costumed characters.
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Now that everyone is together, it's time to play Fuck, Marry, Kill, televised bleeps included.
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For instance, in England, in the late 240s, the sport was televised on Channel 250.
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The pre-recorded, televised show which includes Lowder leaving the show will air on Sunday.
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A televised discussion between politicians on abortion last weekend did not feature a single woman.
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In the past few weeks, Hillary Clinton discussed Flint's plight in a nationally televised debate.
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Ten months ago, in a televised statement, Akihito hinted at his wish to step down.
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Incensed feminists called for an end to the annual televised extravaganza in an online petition.
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That left 24 hours until Trump's public, televised announcement on the evening of July 9.
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"It's very painful to see clashes between Bolivians," Mr. Morales said during a televised address.
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Gudetama first appeared on a short televised animation, filling the gap between two daytime programmes.
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"The latest Israeli development (is) very, very, very dangerous," he said in a televised speech.
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"There is no border between Ethiopia and Eritrea," Mr Abiy declared in a televised address.
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In some ways, these televised talent shows hold a funhouse mirror up to British society.
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" Abasolo also revealed that he and Lindsay "would definitely be open to a televised wedding.
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"I wonder if Mike and Lauren's wedding will be televised!" a fan tweeted on Tuesday.
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Freeform will broadcast an exclusive 90-minute televised special on June 7 at 8 p.m.
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And there will be some kind of public debate or exchange between them, perhaps televised.
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His glitter-laden trials, among the first to be televised, caused a sensation in America.
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Sunday night's Golden Globes ceremony was the first major televised event since the presidential election.
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When I was at WME, I'd started the ELEAGUE, which is a televised eSports competition.
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Trump later read the tweets from a printed piece of paper during the televised announcement.
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In turn, the style and beauty at the annual televised ceremony is equally as loud.
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Trump makes televised speech from the Oval Office about the border wall at 9 p.m.
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Republican candidates for president dueled in another televised debate, the modern version of gladiatorial combat.
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A televised welcome he and Schlein received from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu outraged Amman.
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Yellen's speech will not be televised, nor is she expected to take questions following it.
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" As for whether their nuptials might be televised, Fletcher said she "wouldn't write it off.
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"We have gone all out for Puerto Rico," Trump said during the televised briefing Tuesday.
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During a nationally televised debate, Trump threatened to jail Hillary Clinton if he won. 12.
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Norman Schwarzkopf, aka "Stormin' Norman," provided regular televised briefings during the Gulf War in 1991.
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"The time for playing games is over," Turnbull said in a nationally televised news conference.
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The Republican candidate skipped the final televised faceoff before Iowans vote in caucuses on Monday.
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In a televised speech on Monday, Nasrallah suggested the Saudis and Israelis were working together.
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The two will face each other Wednesday evening in a head-to-head televised debate.
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"It is now time for MPs (lawmakers) to decide," May said in a televised statement.
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He was expected to respond to the letter in a televised address on Wednesday evening.
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"We can't, of course, leave such steps without a response," he said in televised comments.
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Biden and Harris will share the stage again in another nationally televised debate next week.
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He won his televised debut and has gone 6-1 with the promotion since then.
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The creation of Fox News in 1996 televised and monetized this hard-edged combat politics.
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Critics say televised apparent confessions deprive the accused of the right to a fair trial.
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This might seem a challenging business model, given the direction of travel in televised entertainment.
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He stood in a nationally televised debate and vowed to jail his opponent if elected.
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Most early televised magic focused solely on translating a magician's stage act to the screen.
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But neither Powell's testimony nor the televised hearings appeared to move markets significantly on Wednesday.
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As things stand, there is no support among the current justices to have proceedings televised.
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"An investigation is just that, only an investigation," Mr. Temer said in nationally televised comments.
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"The law should be definitively approved in the spring," he said in a televised speech.
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Shay and her longtime beau Michael Shay wed in a July ceremony, which was televised.
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The House Intelligence Committee begins live, televised impeachment hearings with two witnesses at 10 a.m.
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Correction: This article has been updated to accurately reflect Trump's comments in a televised interview.
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In a surreal moment, Trump televised his phone call with Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto.
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Cavusoglu made the comments in a televised interview with the state-owned news agency Anadolu.
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"This is the third (minimum wage) hike this year," Maduro said during a televised broadcast.
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His evening appearance with Mr. Holt was far from his only televised interview on Wednesday.
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When the space shuttle Challenger exploded, Reagan used a televised address to comfort the nation.
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He is expected to rejoin the team for Sunday's nationally televised contest against the Clippers.
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Pruitt once floated the idea to host a series of televised debates on the matter.
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Unless televised live performances count, she has never live-streamed a day in her life.
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PBS anchor Robert MacNeil said the televised broadcast of Nixon's impeachment was a Shakespearean drama.
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It annually commands the biggest televised golf audience of the year in the United States.
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Tillerson sidestepped the issue when taking questions after making a televised statement to the media.
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January, Donald Trump rolled out his first televised campaign ad in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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His televised confession mentioned a secret club at the University of Virginia called Z Society.
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MegaBots' dream of a televised giant robot fighting league has been a bit slow going.
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"I'll never teach again," he told CBC in a rare moment of televised self-awareness.
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President Park Geun-hye of South Korea offered to step down in a televised address.
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In a televised address, he condemned the Catalans' "inadmissible disloyalty" to Spain's unity and constitution.
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Early this year, Jessie J participated in a televised Chinese reality singing contest and won.
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At his televised briefing, the President asked that governors "be appreciative" of his administration's work.
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Putin made the comments during his live televised annual phone-in with the Russian people.
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The televised nature of modern Congress has turned Capitol Hill into a reality TV show.
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Two days later, Trump cited the Russia investigation in a televised interview with NBC News.
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The show's producers embraced the footage, using it in televised promos and on social media.
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The contest marked the first non-title women's bout to headline a televised UFC card.
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Their goal would have been to put climate science to a public, possibly televised, debate.
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Over the decades he appeared in practically every televised genre, from sitcoms to soap operas.
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"Today, the Americans have become desperate and confused," Mr. Rouhani said in a televised address.
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We now consider a televised UFC card that gets 800,000 views to be a success.
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In 1952, some of the first televised election ads sought to highlight Dwight Eisenhower's likability.
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Lis Smith, a spokeswoman for the campaign, described the televised forum as a turning point.
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Yet minutes before that crime supposedly occurred, he was playing in a televised soccer match.
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Following a televised argument with her sister Kim, Kourtney Kardashian is openly trashing her family.
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"This is a war against an invisible enemy," Mr. Fernández said in a televised address.
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"This is serious," Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany said in a televised address on Wednesday.
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For example, Nike gets to showcase their jerseys and shoes every single national televised game.
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Skip Heaps, Atlanta A high-stakes, nationally televised hearing with Mr. Mueller appears increasingly likely.
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The televised hearings essentially ended the political careers of several of the other senators involved.
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Miss America is also confronting dwindling viewership as people turn away from live televised events.
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Instead, Pence stayed behind to hold a nationally televised press conference to try reassuring Americans.
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No deaths were immediately reported, Néstor Reverol, the interior minister, said in a televised address.
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Senator J. William Fulbright held televised hearings that brought antiwar views directly into American homes.
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"They're saying 25 points of GDP," Trump said in a televised town hall appearance Tuesday.
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"We are fighting a battle that will take time," Philippe said in a televised address.
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"I think France isn't responsible for the Vel d'Hiv," she said, in a televised interview.
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Mr. Molinaro rejected that proposal, calling for more notice for voters and a televised meeting.
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In 1977, he produced President Jimmy Carter's inaugural gala, the first ever to be televised.
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"I repent deeply," Mr. Wu said in March in a televised statement from the court.
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Despite her initially having a remote chance at qualifying for the next televised debate, Rep.
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The nationally televised testimony Mr. North provided to Congress the following year transfixed the nation.
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TUNISIAN PM-DESIGNATE JEMLI NAMES ABDERRAHMEN KHACHTALI AS FINANCE MINISTER IN PROPOSED GOVERNMENT - TELEVISED STATEMENT
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In a televised presidential debate she read out a letter from a young Hong Konger.
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In a televised interview on Tuesday, Mr. Moreno said he would not consider leaving office.
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"This sector is indeed the lifeblood of our economy," he said in a televised address.
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The main difference is that it's being televised rather than playing out behind closed doors.
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Unlike our meeting on the economy a year earlier, this one was to be televised.
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A favorite of conservative talk shows, Mr. Innis twice engaged in televised scuffles in 1988.
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He adds that an apology doesn't have to be grandiose or televised like his was.
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Videos and posters were both a part of the televised committee hearings in the House.
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ET when Trump and the Finnish Presiden again took questions at a televised press conference.
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Mr. Saar congratulated Mr. Netanyahu and conceded defeat in a televised statement an hour later.
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"Take a good look at your country," he said, during a televised address in May.
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In one, Trump signaled in a televised meeting an openness to finding resolution on DACA.
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For anyone who has watched a televised hearing by either chamber, these words ring true.
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Analysts did not think the televised speech would do much to help the president's position.
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In a televised address on Thursday, Mr. Temer was defiant in rejecting calls to resign.
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During televised remarks, Pelosi said the president left Democrats "no choice" but to pursue impeachment.
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The Time's Up conversation continued beyond the Globes to the Critics' Choice Awards, televised Jan.
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Mr. Trump scheduled a prime-time televised announcement from the White House for 8 p.m.
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It amounted to a televised celebration of Trump and what he has done in office.
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"The British vote is a tough test for Europe," Hollande said in a televised address.
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"Those who export will be asked to contribute more," Macri said in his televised address.
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At a televised inauguration-eve dinner, he was still reliving his campaign fights with relish.
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She has delivered three televised apologies, each only several minutes long, sometimes choking with emotion.
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She lamented that Harris' departure would currently leave the next televised primary debate on Dec.
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Robert B. Neller, the Marine Corps commandant, told reporters in a televised briefing last spring.
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The nonpartisan Commission on Presidential Debates has scheduled three televised debates ahead of the Nov.
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The queen began by introducing an excerpt from her first televised Christmas message, from 1957.
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Its pioneering work, televised from the court, introduced a new vocabulary into the public realm.
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Philip is given the task of planning the ceremony, and decides to have it televised.
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The Emmy ratings embarrassment is consistent with other televised awards shows in the last year.
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Rossello, in a televised address late on Friday, said the furloughs were unjustified and unnecessary.
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In a televised interview late on Wednesday, Finance Minister Luis Videgaray categorically rejected the proposal.
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Elton John to host televised coronavirus relief concert Elton John is hosting a televised benefit concert featuring pop-artists such as Mariah Carey, Billie Eilish, Alicia Keys, Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong and several others to raise money for relief efforts amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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The televised ceremony is typically restricted to the first few rows of the massive Microsoft Theater.
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After a televised immigration meeting with members of Congress on Tuesday, Graham heaped on the praise.
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A televised town hall on Tuesday was at least the fourth candidate forum in which Mrs.
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Live town hall meetings are not a new invention in the televised coverage of presidential politics.
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On Friday, the retailer told employees that its annual fashion show will no longer be televised.
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"I wouldn't underestimate Howard Schultz twice," he said in a televised interview with CNBC on Monday.
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" Abasolo also revealed that he and Lindsay, 32, "would definitely be open to a televised wedding.
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South Koreans on opposing sides saw each other as "enemies," he said in a televised address.
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"Even the EU is scolding me," Duterte said in a televised speech at an army base.
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In other news, nine of South Korea's top conglomerate leaders face a televised interrogation in parliament.
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In his televised September 27 appearance before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Kavanaugh emphatically denied Ford's accusations.
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"In six months you'll be back in Venezuela," the president said in a recent televised address.
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Oprah Winfrey just refused to rule out running for the White House in a televised interview.
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Dingell was able to press Pai in person this week, however, during a televised oversight hearing.
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This year, every game since the event's Sweet 16 was televised on one of ESPN's networks.
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"Either Rajoy changes his recipe or we change the country," Puigdemont, said in a televised speech.
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It will be televised live, with bars and outdoor venues across the country hosting public viewings.
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Currently, President Obama uses daily televised briefings to provide insight into government policy and the administration.
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The Democratic National Committee barred Fox News from hosting a televised primary debate, and Massachusetts Sen.
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In her televised address, Mrs May admitted that Britain and the EU had reached an "impasse".
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During the televised broadcast, the show will also simul-stream the first act via Facebook Live.
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The themes are multitudinous and play like the program of a televised fight event — sex vs.
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Both survived the wild encounter, but Hart's televised freak out is surely one for the ages.
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It will be televised during season four of Bachelor In Paradise, which will premiere August 14.
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She has given no fewer than three televised speeches to apologise, each one suggesting new remedies.
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In May Mr Modi staged a televised event in which he unveiled a new foundation stone.
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In a highly dramatic, televised event in April, Lula turned himself in while maintaining his innocence.
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It's a nationally televised search for love; casting doubts on the show's intentions is only natural.
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In his televised confession, Mr. Gui told Swedish officials that he voluntarily went into Chinese custody.
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The stakes are high for Monday's first televised presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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The event will be televised live on NASA TV. The fun begins at 5:30 a.m.
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In a televised debate this week the Republican called the Democrat a "complete and total carpetbagger".
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Kim has successfully courted Trump by appealing to him directly, both through flattery and televised addresses.
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Punters may show more interest in less glamorous matches, which would boost ratings for televised sport.
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"We have information that they have not reached a deal," Bozdag said in a televised interview.
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Last year, the televised ceremony featured no rap awards for the first time in 25 years.
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The men, while eyeing a televised football game, discuss the difficulty of finding well-paid jobs.
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Hariri announced his resignation in a televised statement while he was in Saudi Arabia on Nov.
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The editorial also called for Johnson to join the nationally-televised debates alongside Trump and Clinton.
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For starters, losing one won't result in a public (or in Kim K's case, televised) meltdown.
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What more could you ask of a child as you sit through a televised awards show?
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If events aren't being televised, you can still watch them live as they happen by streaming.
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Prosecutor Deltan Dallagnol declares war on corruption in Brazil in a nationally televised press conference. Dec.
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"It is Bouteflika's right to be a candidate," Abdelmalek Sellal told a crowd in televised comments.
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Mr Johnson refused to turn up to the first televised debate and the parliamentary lobby hustings.
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An estimated 2 billion people saw the dress by way of the televised ceremony as well.
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He agreed to take part in a televised debate on Tuesday but not one on Sunday.
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The other side: In a televised address Tuesday night, Maduro denied he'd planned to leave Venezuela.
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In a somber, televised speech, Mattarella said he had accepted all the suggested ministers bar Savona.
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Yet for years, climate change received conspicuously little attention in these televised events for presidential candidates.
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One version ran from 1976 to 1981 while a second, rebooted version was televised in 2011.
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"We're better than before, sisters and brothers," Morales told the cheering crowd in a televised speech.
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He once held a televised fundraiser for veterans during a primary election debate he had boycotted.
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The Olympics will not be the only star-studded televised competition happening on TV this February.
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Six people were killed, according to a televised statement by the Syrian's Armed Forces General Command.
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Gillibrand failed to catch fire after a spirited performance during the first televised debate in June.
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In a televised speech, Putin suggested Russian citizens come up with names for the weapon systems.
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It was notable that Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, endorsed the deal in a rare televised address.
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The movie dramatizes what was already one of the more lurid tabloid dramas in televised politics.
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She could be a hero, just for this one televised day: Follow Kyle Kramer on Twitter.
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In a different era, the White House press briefings were low-key and rarely televised live.
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The biggest ceremony, a nationally-televised arrival in Zaanstad, went ahead without incident amid heavy security.
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Kavanaugh has vociferously denied the allegations, including during a televised interview with — where else — Fox News.
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According to Nielsen, the big game drew an average televised audience of around 22008 million viewers.
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Hopefully, this televised smooch means we can expect an official sighting of the pair sometime soon.
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Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump took part in a televised forum that focused on foreign policy.
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It is also dismissive of the press and the genuine problem of not holding televised briefings.
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Military air strikes also hit 60 militant locations, according to a televised statement from the army.
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A televised address, almost 2½ years into his tenure, would be his finest moment as president.
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The documentary series takes viewers through Demjanjuk's case using footage from his televised trial in Israel.
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This will be the third time Sanders gives his own rebuttal to the televised annual address.
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The couple tied the knot in June 2017 in Mexico in a ceremony televised on BiP.
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This wasn't against a ranked team and wasn't a nationally televised game with all the hype.
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The Trump inquiry follows seven decades of televised hearings that attracted viewers across the political spectrum.
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In a televised news conference, Salameh said the central bank had taken measures to safeguard deposits.
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Now, for the first time, the people he accused are testifying before a nationally televised commission.
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Unfortunately, responses in a televised debate are limited to no more than a minute or two.
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At a televised trial, the brothers claimed they had been molested by both parents for years.
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"The Axe Files" will continue to air once a month on CNN in a televised version.
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But it was also televised throughout the island, and what Cubans saw was something quite different.
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For the special programme, Her Majesty gave her first and only televised exchange with a journalist.
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The televised ceremony took place on the king's 67th birthday, with the queen at his side.
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On Tuesday night, he gave a nationally televised speech to spread more misinformation on the subject.
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Maduro said in a televised address that authorities had detained 30 people involved in the demonstration.
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Kennedy also downplayed Tuesday's boisterous televised meeting between Trump, Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
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The televised hearing starting Tuesday will mark the Senate's most partisan fight so far this year.
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In a dramatic televised statement early Wednesday, an army spokesman denied a military takeover was underway.
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But his rhetoric was vague and inconsistent between his morning tweets and his televised, prepared speech.
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Hariri's abrupt resignation as premier in a statement televised from the Saudi capital Riyadh on Nov.
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Among them, for the games that were televised by English channels, this figure is much wider.
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Also, nearly all of the 18 remaining candidates have participated in at least one televised debate.
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White used to hold regular televised press briefings, but has not appeared in one since May.
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Meanwhile, Democrats could use a televised setting to lambast Republicans for their handling of Ford's accusations.
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But the commentaries televised in China, Korea, and Japan were watched by about 60 million people.
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Coastal Carolina also couldn't compete in the 1994-95 postseason or appear in any televised games.
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No one should feel comfortable making any of these baseless arguments on national televised news programs.
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The presidential candidates will meet for a third and final televised presidential debate on Tuesday evening.
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" In a televised address on August 11th, he said that the Americans had suffered "health attacks.
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Palestinians watch a televised broadcast of President Donald Trump delivering an address, in Jerusalem's Old City.
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Two weeks ago, Haftar declared Benghazi's "liberation" in a televised speech after three years of fighting.
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Voters said they were comforted watching the recent spate of televised briefings at the White House.
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He is scheduled to announce his choice in a nationally televised address at 215 p.m. Eastern.
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At a televised news conference Thursday, Yoshiyuki Yamaya, the president of the airport's operator, was contrite.
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His televised address on Monday was viewed by close to 25 million people, according to reports.
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Images of a half-sunken Villa Savoye evoke the photographs televised after hurricanes, mudslides, and tsunamis.
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President Trump has recently conducted a series of televised conversations with lawmakers and with regular citizens.
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"Tractor" Prazeres Steamrolls Cottrell The first televised bout of the night occurred in the lightweight division.
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Inviting the women who have accused him of sexual misconduct to testify at a televised hearing.
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Mr. Trump met with lawmakers on Tuesday afternoon in an hourlong televised meeting to begin negotiations.
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The crusades became international: One, in West Germany, was televised live in 19503 other European countries.
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The clash over Mr. Rahmani's legitimacy as speaker was televised and quickly spread to social media.
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The Governors Awards, which are not televised, take place over dinner in a Los Angeles ballroom.
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Last year, one factor in Trump's decision to bomb Syria was televised images of dead children.
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She reportedly opted out of a carriage procession, and decided not to have her wedding televised.
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Obama, in a televised speech to the nation, announced that he could not let that happen.
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The payout helps Purdue avoid a televised trial that was scheduled to begin on May 22020.
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It was the first time that women had headlined a Saturday night card televised on Showtime.
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He had never fought that late at night, and had never headlined a nationally televised card.
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The city's gay pride parade is now so mainstream that last year it was televised nationally.
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Three years later the parade was televised for the first time nationally, on NBC, Macy's said.
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"Lieberman is power-drunk, driven by whims and personal ambition," Netanyahu said in a televised statement.
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"I'm an artillery captain," he barked during a recent televised interview on the Globo News network.
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The televised confession of Ms. Hojabri made Ms. Taravati relive her own experience, Ms. Taravati said.
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Expect him to hammer Mr. Gillum with the accusations at the televised debate at 7 p.m.
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Vice President Mike Pence, who is heading the task force, plans a late afternoon televised briefing.
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One went up on Tuesday night, not long after his nationally-televised speech in New Hampshire.
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"We will get to the bottom of this matter," he said during a televised news briefing.
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" Mr. Maduro condemned the attack in a televised address, calling it part of a "coup plot.
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All 11 candidates were due to face each other in a televised debate on Tuesday evening.
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"I believe the base scenario has a healthy dose of conservatism," he said in televised comments.
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But the O.J. Simpson case was televised live, which exponentially enlarged the presence of the judge.
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His own manager announces in a televised interview that the fighter should hang up the towel.
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The show of rivalry culminated in them taking televised blood tests for alcohol and drug addiction.
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Channel Four News called a special televised election debate between all party leaders on Thursday evening.
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Trump would undoubtedly like to have a televised hour at the bully pulpit during a shutdown.
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Manohar Lal Khattar, the chief minister of Haryana state, appealed for peace in a televised statement.
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He is largely unvetted and untested and, in consecutive televised appearances, this has been rivetingly apparent.
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"Now listen to me," Mr. Putin told Environment Minister Sergei Donskoy during a televised government meeting.
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"If you receive instructions to leave, then you must leave," Andrews said in a televised briefing.
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"Peruvian people, we have done all we could," Vizcarra told the nation in a televised message.
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Invite it to the televised school dance to make another movie jealous, and then watch it!
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The candidates will appear on stage on Wednesday night for a televised debate in Las Vegas.
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State television broadcaster CCTV announced Tuesday that neither NBA game in the country would be televised.
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The results, announced in a televised statement by the electoral commission, are still subject to appeal.
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Last season, La Liga's televised product reached a global audience of more than 2.7 billion spectators.
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