However, I can testify to the accuracy of this exchange.
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There are many witnesses that can testify to the contrary.
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It was not clear whether Mueller would testify to Congress.
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Plenty of newspaper and magazine bosses can testify to that.
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Mariah's ex, Nick Cannon, can testify to her puritanical values.
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Only people who voted for Donald Trump can testify to character?
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His grizzled looks testify to a life of hardship and perseverance.
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Some countries can testify to the success of gun control measures.
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Discount shops and boarded-up shopfronts testify to a harder present.
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Trump over the weekend said Mueller should not testify to Congress.
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Military cemeteries and hundreds of fallen soldiers will testify to it.
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He is expected to testify to Congress about the report Monday.
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Different voices, black and Latino, appear, to testify to different experiences.
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Also due to testify to an alleged attack is Jessica Mann.
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John H. Christy, a former Georgia Representative, testify to Congress in 1871:
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Ford is set to testify to the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday.
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Or to testify to numerous congressional committees demanding answers about hard problems?
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All those involved deny wrongdoing; many have offered to testify to Congress.
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Both men are set to testify to the Intelligence Committee on Wednesday.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will also testify to a Congressional committee.
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But they testify to the refusal of Emmett Till to go away.■
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Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg is set to testify to Congress this week
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Why do you deny God's signs while you testify [to their truth]?
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I haven't used one before, so I can't testify to their efficacy.
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I was asked to testify to help build the case against him.
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The unusual shapes and configurations testify to the infinite ways we lounge.
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Millions of readers would also testify to his brilliance as a poet.
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Republicans have not currently scheduled any additional witnesses to testify to the Senate.
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In what circumstances are you going to find someone to testify to that?
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Meaning: Colonel Vindman did not testify to a motive behind the editing process.
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All Salzburg's residents, not just the "rich, liberal elites", can testify to that.
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The company will testify to the Senate and to the House on Nov.
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But with the video, they testify to situations and emotions countless women endure.
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Why the strong reluctance of his lawyers to allow him to testify to
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When he faced disbarment, he summoned Mr. Trump to testify to his character.
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Closed-circuit television footage, witnesses and an autopsy all testify to police culpability.
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The raids testify to the peril this poses to reporters and their sources.
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Its C.E.O. is reportedly set to finally testify to Congress on Dec. 5.
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What is the legal basis for your refusal to testify to this committee?
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In the outside room, dozens of abandoned crutches testify to its healing power.
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"You need to come to Congress and testify to this under oath," Sen.
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Young, a model, was the last woman to testify to Weinstein's sexual misconduct.
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Like Holzer's panels, the Gutenberg gates testify to the power of the word.
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EDT Facebook declined to confirm CNN's reporting on Zuckerberg's decision to testify to Congress.
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Colonel Vindman did not testify to a motive behind the White House editing process.
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The attacks in Sri Lanka churches testify to a real genocide perpetrated against Christians.
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Sondland intends to testify to the House under subpoena Thursday, according to his lawyers.
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The company's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, is scheduled to testify to Congress next week.
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Pagliano has declined to testify to lawmakers, citing a constitutional right against self-incrimination.
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The full report should be released and Robert Mueller should testify to its findings.
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I think anybody who has taken them for acute pain can testify to that.
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Manning is being held in jail for refusing to testify to the grand jury.
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In reality, they testify to the unjust correlation between job sprawl and racial segregation.
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Manning was arrested for refusing to testify to a grand jury about the case.
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Downes's doleful views testify to a world that will never notice your inevitable absence.
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The stats testify to the relentless incrementalism through which Redick has perfected his craft.
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She will testify to the House of Commons justice committee at 3:15 p.m.
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Whatever bouts of unevenness Davis still has, though, testify to his nearly limitless ability.
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These efforts testify to the sincerity and significance of valuable interests in forming families.
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Now, Mueller is back in the spotlight to testify to Congress about the report.
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Rick Snyder (R) will ever testify to Congress on the water crisis in Flint.
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It's likely Cohen will not be asked to testify to privileged attorney-client communications.
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What I can testify to is that short futuristic workout left me deeply sore.
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Anyone who has ever read alt-right material can testify to their deadly seriousness.
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Elsewhere in Facebook news: Russian lawmakers want Mr. Zuckerberg to testify to them, too.
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Both have essentially offered to testify to Congress about what they saw and experienced.
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Those engaged daily in one or more of these practices testify to their efficacy.
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Its thousands of miles of high-speed rail and its mushrooming cities testify to that.
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You have maybe other colleagues that can testify to that and that's important as well.
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The other accusers, whom prosecutors did not identify, would testify to similar encounters, prosecutors said.
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Mike Pompeo (R-Kan.), Trump's pick for CIA director, will testify to the Intelligence Committee.
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Prosecutors have said they will call multiple expert witnesses to testify to the women's guilt.
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Papadopoulos says he is willing to publicly testify to Congress once his prison sentence ends.
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Mark Zuckerberg was called to testify to Congress about Russian trolls' efforts to spread disinformation.
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The staffer, David Holmes, is slated to testify to lawmakers behind closed doors on Friday.
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Next week, he said, he will be returning to Washington to testify to congressional investigators.
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Having taken AP World History, I can testify to the course's tremendous breadth and depth.
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Most recently, the general reportedly is offering to testify to investigators in exchange for immunity.
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Each year, fewer Holocaust survivors remain to testify to what happened in that terrible time.
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Graham seized on Giuliani's reluctance to testify to the House to seek Giuliani's testimony himself.
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Still, Justice Burke allowed the three women to testify to establish a pattern of behavior.
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Mr. Warren's lawyers had a long list of witnesses willing to testify to their client's integrity.
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Precisely by slicing out this moment and freezing it, all photographs testify to time's relentless melt.
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He doesn't think Brett's life should be demolished by something she's not willing to testify to.
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And fired FBI Director James Comey is to testify to a congressional committee later this week.
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Clapper is set to testify to a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on the matter next week.
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Today, more than a hundred thousand published papers testify to the connection between exercise and health.
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Thick wooden plugs pierce his lobes and his sunglasses testify to the radiance haloed around him.
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One of his three accusers, Christine Blasey Ford, is also expected to testify to the committee.
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Nearly 2,000 years old, they testify to the reliability of the Bible, to scripture's timeless truths.
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Heaps of clothing and discarded flip-flops testify to their transient presence in these forbidding spots.
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Few people besides Cohen seem better positioned to testify to the content of the President's character.
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To the Editor: I challenge the idea that William Barr needs to testify to the House.
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He then refused to testify to Congress about it, citing his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination.
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Chelsea Manning has been released from jail after refusing to testify to a grand jury about WikiLeaks.
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These artists and so many others testify to Mr. Haacke's achievement, and also, perhaps, to its belatedness.
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On September 27th both he and Ms Ford are scheduled to testify to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Volker voluntarily went in to testify to House Democrats on Thursday and handed over these text messages.
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Any left-handed person will testify to the problems they've encountered using scissors, ledgers and can-openers.
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She was rearrested in March this year for refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating WikiLeaks.
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That&aposs part of this current scandal that I think the eyewitness is going to testify to.
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I've been around you all my life, and I can testify to the truth of this statement!
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Jesse Proudman, founder of Blue Box and now CTO of IBM Blue Box, can testify to that.
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And when his victims and former employees testify to this for the country, it will be devastating.
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Her prolific writings and comments often testify to her intentions with a remarkable sense of poetic articulation.
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Raggi met Friday with Roma&aposs director general, Mauro Baldissoni, and said she would testify to prosecutors.
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"These numbers testify to the solidity and stability of the Italian economy," Economy Minister Giovanni Tria said.
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In our hyper-polarized era, demands for civility testify to the lack of faith in our institutions.
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They could try to call probation officers or other court officials as witnesses to testify to that.
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Today, Attorney General Jeff Sessions will testify to a Senate committee about his connections to the investigation.
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First, he wanted to eliminate evidence of German crimes and witnesses who could testify to those crimes.
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Trump said last year that he would be "100 percent" willing to testify to Mueller under oath.
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She contends that Mr. Holleeder ordered that killing, and plans to testify to that effect in court.
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Manning was jailed last month for refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating Assange's document-sharing organization.
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After receiving one, she went on to testify to the committee anyway — as have several State Department employees.
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"When I testify to Congress, I'm going to encourage them to be committed to this mission," he said.
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Even amateur photos of the era testify to the public perception of cars as a path toward prosperity.
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This dustup ramps up the pressure on company execs, who often dodge requests to testify, to show up.
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Anyone who's ever received a "we need to talk" message can testify to its disruptive, day-ruining power.
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Scheduled to testify to House members again next week, Comey may find a less rapturous reception in Congress.
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The passions excited by the museum testify to the power of Ethiopia's past both to inspire and divide.
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Various members of the Merah family were called to the stand to testify to his influence over Mohammed.
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Charles Kupperman, the former deputy national security adviser, defied a House subpoena to testify to Congress on Monday.
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He declined to testify to the legislature, and he declined to provide documents or answer questions under oath.
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Alcoholism, an abortion, prostitution and a failed suicide attempt testify to her sense of loss and utter insecurity.
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The 10 religious paintings upstairs testify to the complex exchange of European and Mexican influences in Villalpando's art.
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And there are countless faces — Shias, Ahmadis, Christians, Hindus and Sikhs — who can testify to this tragic reality.
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He became the second current White House official to testify to impeachment investigators, two days after Lt. Col.
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"They testify to the creativity and playfulness we often forget to attribute to our ancestors," Rebay-Salisbury added.
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"I'm here because I believe [the claims are] false, and it's important to testify to that," Zuckerberg said.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Sloan will testify to a congressional committee about the bank's progress at overhauling its culture.
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He could testify to a jury without fear they would be prejudiced against him because of his race.
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Federal grand juries are used to compel reluctant witnesses to testify, to subpoena documents and to consider bringing charges.
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Robert Mueller will decide whether he will testify to Congress, Attorney General William Barr told The Wall Street Journal.
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Morrison is expected to testify to House committees Thursday morning as a part of House Democrats' ongoing impeachment inquiry.
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This leaves Blasey Ford with no witnesses to testify to in favor of her account as of press time.
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Only Officer Holder could testify to that, and he made no record beyond the criminal complaint he swore out.
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Former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning has been jailed for refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating Wikileaks.
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If that is accurate, Trump was a participant in the illegal blueprint, and Pecker could testify to as much.
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Trembling hand-held videos testify to the mistreatment of African-Americans at the hands of police and other authorities.
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But the efforts of Americans for Prosperity testify to something more than the Kochs' commitment to standard conservative politics.
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From where you're sitting now, will this president testify to the special counsel—what is the most plausible outcome?
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Hill stressed that she had come to testify to the committee without an agenda, to describe what had happened.
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Ronstadt's work, and her words in this film, testify to the multicultural, cross-pollinating vitality of American vernacular music.
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The changes that the government has been quietly introducing testify to the fact that the challenge has been accepted.
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The photographer Tristan Spinski recently visited the repository, producing images that testify to the human appetite for other species.
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Both Kavanaugh and Ford are set to testify to the Senate Judiciary Committee in an open hearing on Thursday.
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"The president was given the opportunity to come and testify … to send his counsel, to question witnesses," he said.
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They passed a law requiring that a midwife be present at the birth to testify to the baby's viability.
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"Screw that," Nunberg told CNN's Gloria Borger when asked if he would testify to the grand jury on Friday.
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Manning, meanwhile, is currently in jail, after she refused to testify to a grand jury against Assange last month.
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But the scattered sites testify to millennia before the shores were dotted with high-rises fashioned from glass and steel.
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Next month, the trio is slated to testify to Congress about misinformation spread by Kremlin-backed trolls on their sites.
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Mnuchin meanwhile has declined to testify to the House about how the shutdown may affect the upcoming tax filing season.
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Ableism also teaches us to ignore the voices of disabled people, even when they can testify to their own abuse.
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Sondland to testify In the next stage of the proceedings Tuesday, Sondland is expected to testify to three House committees.
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House intelligence committee spokesman Jack Langer said Flynn has not offered to testify to the panel in exchange for immunity.
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In refusing to testify to a grand jury about Assange, Manning was held in contempt and jailed for two months.
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Yet the physical ruins left behind by these events testify to the presence of catastrophic forces lurking in the landscape.
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He faced questions directly from U.S. lawmakers earlier this year when he was told to testify to senators in April.
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Yovanovitch arrived to testify to the House Intelligence Committee as part of its public impeachment hearings beginning at 9 a.m.
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But the winding wooden stairway, as well as a throne in the old banquet hall, testify to its storied past.
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Cohen's lawyer Lanny Davis has said Cohen is willing to testify to a congressional committee under oath and without immunity.
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At the White House, speaking to reporters, Trump was asked whether he would let Mueller testify to the Senate panel.
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The two films, as well as Mr. Suleiman's, testify to the continued pre-eminence of auteur-driven cinema at Cannes.
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How about if we have a series of Republican foreign policy appointees testify to the House that he did it?
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And this revelation is enormously significant for Trump's unfolding impeachment trial — since Bolton has offered to testify to the Senate.
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These images testify to the talents of a remarkable coterie of artists whose lives are explored in two new books.
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Dearn was adamant that Miller not be forced to testify to the grand jury about one topic in specific: Stone.
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The media have fully accepted the Democrats' stunning reversal on the need for the Whistleblower to testify to this committee.
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The committee should "compel the White House to permit Bannon to testify to Congress fully and without constraints," Schiff said.
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Parnas' lawyer Joseph Bondy said his client was prepared to testify to Congress about the substance of the phone calls.
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Nadler called for Barr to testify to Congress, citing "very concerning discrepancies and final decision making at the Justice Department".
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Nelson has offered to testify to Congress under oath about the allegations, an offer that Moore has not publicly addressed.
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The chiefs of Facebook, Google and other tech giants aren't committing to testify to the U.S. Congress on net neutrality.
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On Monday, FBI director James Comey is expected to testify to the House committee and is expected to draw similar conclusions.
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LINK Impeachment inquiry testimony this week -- EU ambassador Gordon Sondland is now scheduled to testify to three House committees on Tuesday.
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Mass graves discovered since the fall of the so-called caliphate bluntly testify to the mass executions that took place there.
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Andrew Wyatt, Cosby's spokesman, had dangled the possibility that Cosby might testify to reporters on Friday, but ultimately Cosby did not.
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And Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg have had to testify to Congress about its practices handling user data.
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Google, Facebook, and Twitter have been invited to testify to the Senate Intelligence Committee on November 1st about the Russian probe.
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Cohen says a handful could be allowed to testify to show "similar act conduct," which would show a pattern of behavior.
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Many Democrats called for Comey to immediately be summoned to testify to Congress about the status of the Trump-Russia investigation.
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The graduate students who appeared on the scene could testify to her inability to respond at the moment of the assault.
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Its director must be confirmed by the Senate and is required to testify to House and Senate committees twice a year.
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Essential to the government's case is the credibility of those agents as they testify to material facts in the government's case.
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Three years ago, Mr. Nisman was set to testify to the country's Congress on Ms. Kirchner's role in the cover up.
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In the Cosby case, five women in addition to Ms. Constand were permitted to testify to establish a pattern of behavior.
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In that case, the president could — in that hallowed space before a congressional committee — overrule Bannon's willingness to testify to communications.
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General Townsend is scheduled to testify to Congress later this month during annual hearings for each of the Pentagon's worldwide commands.
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" By The Post's Rachael Bade, Mike DeBonis, Tom Hamburger and Robert Costa "John Bolton says he would testify to the Senate.
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"Michael Flynn has not offered to testify to HPSCI in exchange for immunity," committee spokesman Jack Langer said in a statement.
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Washington (CNN)Former White House counsel Don McGahn is appealing Monday night's ruling that he must testify to House impeachment investigators.
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Elijah Cummings, to testify to Meadows' moral standing and mediate Meadows' pain before the cameras -- rather than acknowledging what he'd done.
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Democrats are demanding that the Justice Department release the full whistleblower complaint and allow the whistleblower to testify to congressional committees.
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She is also scheduled to testify to the Senate Banking Committee on June 21, according to an announcement on the committee website.
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She also agreed with the committee that it would be a good idea for Zuckerberg to personally testify to the UK parliament.
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Conaway said it was unlikely the ads would be released before Facebook will testify to Congress about Russian interference on Nov. 1.
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OTTAWA - Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz and Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Wilkins will testify to the Senate banking committee - 2015 GMT.
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James Comey, whose sacking by Mr Trump as director of the FBI has sparked a political storm, agreed to testify to Congress.
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" Last week, Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One that he is willing to testify to Mueller but only "under certain circumstances.
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That's not to say Apple doesn't make great products — one billion active users pretty clearly testify to the point that it does.
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And now as the only nonmedical victim to come forward, I testify to let the world know you are a repulsive liar.
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Jason Chaffetz declared on Twitter that he had trouble finding Comey to invite him to testify to the oversight committee he chairs.
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Last week, a pathologist offered to testify to a cut on Naz's hand consistent with his hand slipping down the knife handle.
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In particular, Democrats are said to be weighing letting the whistleblower testify to Congress at a remote location away from Capitol Hill.
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President Trump tweeted Wednesday morning that he is "very innocent" hours before former special counsel Robert Mueller is to testify to Congress.
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Preliminary research seems to indicate their opinions are of mixed quality, and not all judges allow DREs to testify to their findings.
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Instead, Trudeau initially denied anyone in his office had inappropriately pressured Wilson-Raybould, only to have her publicly testify to the contrary.
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Women are regarded as unreliable narrators who can't even be trusted to speak for themselves or to testify to their own pain.
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My reexamination concludes that the grooves served for lifting and testify to the first experiments with lifting architectural blocks in Greek history.
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"Some of the things he said just weren't true," the president insisted, adding that he would gladly testify to that under oath.
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Four other women will also testify to help bolster the prosecution's case that Weinstein had a pattern of sexual assault and harassment.
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While the two main gas chambers were blown up by the Nazis before they fled, the ruins still testify to their existence.
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The court subpoenaed CNN's footage and ordered CNN producer Kareem Khadder to testify to defend the video's authenticity and recount the shooting.
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While these affinities testify to Parajanov's centrality as a 21977th-century visual artist, "The Color of Pomegranates" is in no way derivative.
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During the second trial, a Pennsylvania judge allowed several women other than Constand to testify to show a pattern of similar assaults.
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Uber may soon have to testify to Congress about a massive data breach that compromised the information of 57 million people. Sen.
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Acting director of national intelligence, Joseph Maguire, will testify to the House Intelligence Committee after refusing to share the complaint with Congress.
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"You need to come to Congress and testify to this under oath," he said in response to the Facebook CEO's post. Rep.
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Giuliani has also indicated he may decline to testify to the House committee, which is run by Chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.).
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More than a year after fatally shooting Botham Jean, Guyger will testify to her version of what unfolded on September 6, 2018.
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So depending on what he knows and is willing to testify to, this could be a highly significant development in the investigation.
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Flynn offered to testify to Congress in return for immunity from prosecution but his offer was turned down by the House intelligence committee.
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Cody Donovan, Mauricio 'Shogun' Rua and Patrick Cummins will all testify to the power that Knoxville Martial Arts Academy proponent has to offer.
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We got a chance to try the pink gel mask before its stock was promptly wiped clean and can testify to its quality.
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Photographs testify to overcrowded conditions on rail cars, trips that could take days, since the emigrants were coming from all over the continent.
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Since becoming the first to testify to lawmakers in private as part of the inquiry, Volker has seen witness after witness add details.
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Shkreli is choosing not to testify to protect himself against self-incrimination related to separate federal charges he is facing for securities fraud.
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In parallel, Manning is also behind bars in the U.S. — having been jailed for refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating WikiLeaks.
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Facebook usually sends lawyers to testify to Congress, or allows trade organizations to represent it and other technology companies in front of lawmakers.
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War Multiple top secret US cables and reports testify to how close the Pueblo crisis brought the Korean Peninsula to a second war.
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After Comey's testimony, Trump called him a liar and suggested he would testify to his version of events under oath — a disastrous strategy.
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He has produced 20 of these books, displayed here amid hundreds of other publications that testify to the diversity of his titanic output.
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They testify to how far their faith has brought them and how much faith and courage they will need to face another year.
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Objects can testify to our existence in the absence of people, inviting many colorful and curious retro-projections of what we were like.
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If the witnesses the White House has blocked would testify to President Trump's innocence, why don't Republican esnators want to hear from them?
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Legere and Sprint executive chairman Marcelo Claure are set to testify to a House of Representatives Energy and Commerce Committee panel on Wednesday.
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Several administration officials, including a former deputy national security adviser on Monday, have failed to testify to House committees engaged in the probe.
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In a letter from her attorneys on Tuesday, Ford called for an FBI investigation into her allegations before she would testify to Congress.
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She still wasn't exactly sure how to build a case, until she watched Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief executive, testify to Congress last year.
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The 1998 document found that Clinton's multiple refusals to testify to a grand jury in connection with Starr's investigation were grounds for impeachment.
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" She also said the president was not likely to testify to lawmakers: "Of course he wants to testify, because he did nothing wrong.
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On September 26th, eyes will turn to Joseph Maguire, the acting director of National Intelligence, who will testify to the House Intelligence Committee.
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Flynn has declined to testify to the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee about his Russian ties, invoking his constitutional right to avoid self-incrimination.
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On Thursday former FBI Director James Comey took the hot seat to testify to the Senate Intelligence Committee about his interactions with President Trump.
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Now we're going to rely on someone's memory 17 years after the fact and allow them to testify to potentially overturn a murder conviction.
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Zuck has reportedly decided to testify to Congress, but won't be traveling to the UK, despite pleas from Parliament for him to do so.
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We haven't had a chance to check these out ourselves yet, so we can't testify to the quality of Ambeo Smart Surround's binaural recordings.
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Chelsea Manning, who was jailed for two months after refusing to testify to a grand jury about WikiLeaks was released Thursday, her attorneys confirmed.
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Colonel Vindman didn't testify to a motive behind the White House editing process, but the omissions don't fundamentally change lawmakers' understanding of the call.
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" Jenny Boylan then added: " The men who love us need to be the ones to stand up and take responsibility and testify to that.
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The empty avenues toward the front of the market testify to how many would-be customers were still unwilling to come out at all.
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Former FBI Director James Comey is set to testify to Congress on Thursday, and his hearing will be the Super Bowl of US politics.
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What I remember -- clearly, vividly, testify-to-it-in-court -- is the three of us huddled around the radio, trying to take it in.
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The President's comment may also conflict with a sound legal strategy, given that he could eventually be called upon to testify to Mueller's probe.
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The appeal also claims Turner was denied a fair trial because witnesses who would testify to his good character were excluded by the court.
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On Wednesday, Facebook along with Google and Twitter representatives will testify to U.S. Congress on the use of their platforms during the 2000 election.
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She was released from jail last Thursday after the term of the grand jury she refused to testify to expired, according to her lawyers.
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Volker is the first current or former Trump administration official to testify to Congress as part of its formal impeachment inquiry into the president.
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Major New York real estate players testify to his brilliance, and we see the buff Mr. Ingels bicycling around Manhattan wearing sunglasses and headphones.
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The public outcry over Facebook's data and privacy settings has grown loud enough that Mark Zuckerberg now says he's willing to testify to Congress.
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Also on Friday, Trump said he will decide in coming days whether he will let former White House lawyer Don McGahn testify to Congress.
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State Department diplomats, administration national security officials and a Defense Department Ukraine policy expert are due to testify to the House inquiry next week.
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McGahn has refused to testify to the House Judiciary Committee since April about what he witnessed Trump say and do regarding the Russia investigation.
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I experienced this pressure firsthand when the administration tried to compel me to testify to reveal my confidential sources in a criminal leak investigation.
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Venditto, 68, of Massapequa, invoked his constitutional right against self-incrimination and declined to testify to SEC staff, according to the SEC's civil complaint.
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On Wednesday, three legal experts called by Democrats to testify to the House Judiciary Committee said Trump abused his power and should be impeached.
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During the trial, Queensbury's lawyer threatened to produce a number of young men who could testify to Wilde's degeneracy, and the case fell apart.
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To many American voters, the very bipartisanship of Saturday's gathering at the National Cathedral will testify to the herd mentality of a Washington elite.
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Beheaded palm trees and white sand beaches shorn of their shady sea grape trees testify to Bahia Honda's location near the eye of Irma.
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The day of his trial, I was prepared to testify, to identify him in court, and to tell him about the pain he'd caused.
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Patients would testify to Congress or tell journalists about unexpected shocks that felt like a cannon to the chest or being kicked by a horse.
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Thursday, October 17 US Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland intends to testify to the House under subpoena on Thursday, according to his lawyers.
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Mike Flynn's request for immunity: Spicer said Trump wants Flynn to testify to Congress about Russia, saying he "wasn't offering legal advice" in his tweet.
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Nor does the lack of photos of her injuries necessarily sink the case ... especially if officers have seen the injuries and can testify to them.
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Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google to testify to Congress on antitrust I'm honored and humbled to announce that I will be on vacation next week.
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More remarkable was the way that the GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump shamelessly deployed his family to give him praise and testify to his greatness.
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The numbers testify to the global fundraising rush before the U.S. Federal Reserve kicked off interest rate rises, precipitating a rise in U.S. Treasury yields.
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Here and elsewhere, the spontaneous, and shared energies testify to the participatory presence of Calhoun and McCormick as they live and move among their subjects.
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Michigan's Republican Governor, Rick Snyder, has faced pressure to resign over the crisis and is scheduled to testify to Congress over the matter next month.
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Over the last 12 years, Judge Kavanaugh has written hundreds of opinions that testify to his fidelity to the Constitution and the rule of law.
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Cover: Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch is sworn in to testify to the House Intelligence Committee on Capitol Hill in Washington, Friday, Nov.
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Long ago, she was a much lauded architect, and we hear from a few of her peers, who testify to the flair of her innovations.
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These little touches, these grace notes, testify to the intensity of Ghirri's seeing and his love for the muted but multidimensional drama the world contains.
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Places are shaping attitudes These results all testify to the persistent power of place, and not just social and racial characteristics, in shaping political attitudes.
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" Giuliani said on Sunday that a flat denial of the "let this go" comment is "what (Trump) will testify to if he's asked that question.
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Democrats immediately demanded that Mueller himself testify to Capitol Hill, arguing that Barr had shown himself to be a flawed arbiter of the report's findings.
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When modern-day carnivores testify to the power of their diet, it's essential to see it in the context of a long line of testimonials.
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"You need to come to Congress and testify to this under oath," Senator Ed Markey, Democrat of Massachusetts, tweeted in response to Mr. Zuckerberg's post.
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This show also includes a few lovely gouaches, alive with the Mediterranean colors of Matisse, that testify to Dryer's artistic omnivorousness and ability to surprise.
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But it's more surprising that the defense team did not present any evidence or call any witnesses, even people who could testify to Manafort's character.
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A Baltimore homicide detective in November was shot dead the day before he was scheduled to testify to a federal grand jury about the case.
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Congressman Bob Goodlatte this weekend calling on the former CIA Chief John Brennan to testify to Congress on his role in this Russia witch hunt hoax.
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The era of the big-voiced diva isn't completely over — there's Adele and Ariana Grande and I guess Sam Smith (heavy sigh) to testify to that.
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Sondland is expected to testify to Congress that he has no knowledge of whether Trump was telling him the truth at the time, the Post reports.
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She was jailed again in March after she refused to testify to a grand jury in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia.
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Greitens, who declined to testify to the committee or provide it with documents, has also denied all the accusations in the report and refused to resign.
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Rank and File FBI agents told The Daile Caller they want to testify to Congress that politics and incompetence at the top are destroying the bureau.
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The statue doesn't necessarily have to be outside the Japanese embassy to testify to past horrific abuses and honor the women who paid a huge price.
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McGahn, who was a star witness in Mueller's 448-page final report, has refused to testify to Nadler's committee at the direction of the White House.
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Gerald Butts, who quit last month as Trudeau's chief aide, is due to testify to the House of Commons justice committee about the allegations on Wednesday.
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Friends and teammates testify to his generosity, his charisma and his shrewd ability to foster and profit from his image as an all-around good sport.
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More than once, members of the public seen on films then appeared on stage to testify to Mrs Clinton's compassionate and sincere interest in their woes.
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"The question is whether these tweets testify to a broader state of mind on the president's part," said Stephen Vladeck, a University of Texas law professor.
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The photograph is reduced to the status of evidence: It is there to testify to something that is not a photograph, something that predated its making.
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Those presents testify to the parents' unshakable belief that their daughter was abducted but survives and is waiting to be found and reunited with her family.
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Dorsey is already planning to testify to the Senate Intelligence Committee in September, a source told Axios last month, at a hearing on disinformation and elections.
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Both hedonistic architectural projects are signifiers of the overindulgence of a bilious, vanished age and yet testify to Lequeu's drawing dexterity, cultural erudition, and voluptuous obsessiveness.
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The White House has refused a request for Trump's top immigration aide Stephen Miller to testify to Congress, in a letter to the House Oversight Committee.
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The locations alone — one a commercial gallery in Manhattan and the other a museum founded as an alternative space in Queens — testify to their different approaches.
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Nadler has asked for Barr to respond to his requests by March 13, and Barr himself is slated to testify to the committee on March 31.
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Allowing people who testify to have a psychological advocate or other emotional support person with them throughout investigation and trial could make the process less traumatic.
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The judge is allowing the other women to testify to establish a pattern of behavior, even though most of their allegations are too old to prosecute.
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The three other women were permitted to testify to bolster the prosecution's contention that Mr. Weinstein engaged over time in a pattern of sexually abusive behavior.
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At no point does the former mayor speak directly to the camera; instead, four African American supporters from South Bend testify to their experience with Buttigieg.
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Spoiler alert: Washington Free Beacon reports the publication's honoree this year is the whistleblower, along with career officials who came forward to testify to the House.
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Wilson-Raybould will testify to the House of Commons justice committee at 3:15 pm ET (2015 GMT), said an aide to committee chair Anthony Housefather.
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But these blazingly inventive contemporary tragedies also testify to Ms. Parks's stature as a writer who bends, blends and transforms genres like no other American playwright.
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Senate Democrats said they wanted the American interpreter at the Helsinki meeting to testify to Congress on what was said during the private Trump-Putin session.
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The leaders of American intelligence agencies are expected to testify to Congress in early February with a more fulsome assessment of the threats facing the country.
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Witnesses testify to challenging environment Other defense witnesses detailed for the court the trying circumstances Gallagher and the other SEALs were in during their deployment to Mosul.
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Most recently, Facebook's general counsel Colin Stretch was the one to testify to multiple committees investigating how Kremlin-linked Russians purchased political ads during the 2016 election.
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Biofilm behaviors testify to the capacity and openness of bacterial to form collectives—but that openness has limits, as shown in this culture with several cohabiting biofilms.
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Michael Horowitz revealed the news in a letter to the Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley that the IG will also testify to the Senate on the 73th.
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Others want to testify to foreign affairs oversight committees on the Hill, particularly over the suggestions in the article that he deliberately oversold the Iran nuclear deal.
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Manning was subpoenaed to testify to a grand jury in the same district in Virginia last month, a full year after Assange's sealed indictment in March 2018.
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In Buffalo, another city Keenan considers promising for climate migrants, under-used roads and public transport testify to the city's more populous heyday as a steel powerhouse.
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Senate Republicans have extended an invitation for both Ford and Kavanaugh to testify to the Senate Judiciary Committee next Monday, in either a public or private setting.
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Rising skyscrapers testify to a construction boom in the city, businesses are printing Chinese-language brochures and salaries demanded by Pakistanis who speak Chinese have shot up.
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The White House refused a request for Trump's top immigration aide Stephen Miller to testify to Congress in a letter on Wednesday to the House Oversight Committee.
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As evidenced by the CIA's refusal to testify to the House Select Committee, there is apparently a perception that briefing Congress may be viewed as entering politics.
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His pot belly and the gold chain around his neck testify to its success, as does his four-storey house with an exterior of baby-blue tile.
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"They also had a huge amount of prejudice and bias by having five women also testify to crimes which he was not on trial for," Benson said.
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In Flake's book, "Conscience of a Conservative," he said his family can testify to the value that immigrants from majority-Muslim countries have brought to their life.
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Strzok himself appears likely to testify soon, as his lawyer told the House Judiciary Committee that he would voluntarily testify to tell his side of the story.
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Now that we've actually seen (the admittedly clunkily named) AR Emoji in action, we can testify to the fact that it's some combination of compelling and creepy.
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And he interrupted himself during his torpid remarks to a few hundred Iowans in Cedar Rapids to testify to Mr. Obama's character in the face of adversity.
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And on Thursday, the congressional committees issued subpoenas demanding they produce documents by Wednesday, while signaling that the committees still expected the pair to testify to Congress.
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Ed Markey and Amy Klobuchar want Mark Zuckerberg to testify to Congress under oath about Facebook, and the Facebook CEO tells CNN he's "happy" to do so.
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The book presents an outline of what Mr. Bolton might testify to if he is called as a witness in the Senate impeachment trial, the people said.
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Trump appeared on Wednesday to make a significant gesture by telling reporters that he wanted to testify to Mueller -- and was ready to do so under oath.
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Prosecutors had sought to have Ms. Robles testify to determine whether Mr. Juárez's confession to the police was voluntary and so could be admitted at his trial.
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In all, Schiff's report counted a dozen current or former administration officials who declined to testify to his investigators, with 21 of them refusing despite getting subpoenas.
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WASHINGTON — An ambassador who's emerged at the center of President Trump's Ukraine scandal will testify to Congress next week, defying State Department orders, his attorneys said Friday.
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Joseph Maguire on July 25, 2018Photo: Getty ImagesActing Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire will testify to the House Intelligence Committee this morning at 9:00 a.m.
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White House counsel Don McGahn knew a year ago that Rob Porter's two former wives were preparing to testify to the FBI that he had abused them.
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Cohen confirmed that he would testify to the committee on Tuesday and said he did not know whether it would be in a closed session or public.
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The mission is to "provide all Americans with a place to testify to the beauty of life and the dignity of each human person," according to the website.
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Sondland is also expected to testify to Congress that he has no knowledge of whether Trump was telling him the truth at the time, according to the Post.
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Leaders of the FARC, now a political party, will be required to testify to the tribunals, recounting their part in killings, sexual violence, kidnappings, bombings and other crimes.
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The letters, sent hours before Cohen was set to testify to the committee about his work for Trump, signals a widening of its investigation into Trump's personal finances.
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Simpson and Levy met with the committee for about three hours on Wednesday, reaching the agreement for Simpson to testify to the panel behind closed doors on Nov.
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No accurate numbers exist for Islamic State deaths, but casualties among the Misrata-led brigades testify to the enemy's force, with more than 350 killed and 1,500 wounded.
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Barr told Graham in a telephone call that he would be willing to testify to the panel about the Mueller probe, according to a spokesman for the senator.
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He has said he did so to stay in sync with Trump's political messaging, and that he consulted with the White House while preparing to testify to Congress.
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Rhode Island's Green Bank, New York's Green Bank, and similar institutions in a dozen other states also testify to the catalytic effect of a pinch of public capital.
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Among the hardships witnesses will testify to are crushing IRS penalties for filing errors and huge costs for accounting and legal services, even when no tax was owed.
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However, Bolton declined earlier in the month to voluntarily testify to the House Intelligence Committee, stating that he would only testify if the committee issued him a subpoena.
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Dennis Muilenburg, the embattled chief executive of Boeing, will testify to Congress on Tuesday, October 29 and Wednesday October 30 on the handling of the 737 Max program.
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Schiff, a Democrat who chairs the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee, said Democrats will also sue the government and call on Mueller to testify to Congress if necessary.
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Since Flynn's actual testimony will center on events that occurred during the transition period, he probably won't testify to anything as earth-shattering as what ABC initially implied.
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They instructed people to appear before prosecutors "to testify to the truth," and they warned that "failure to obey" the missive could lead to a fine and imprisonment.
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Under his imperium, churches sprouted across the Middle East, and ornate censers, candelabras, mosaics and goblets with gold crosses testify to the new prestige and security Christians enjoyed.
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But a new CNN poll appeared to counter that assertion, finding that 8 in 10 people said Trump should testify to Mueller if asked, including 59% of Republicans.
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Weekends are still booming, especially with weddings, which testify to the fine weather of September, though bargain midweek rates and a roster of events aim to entice visitors.
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The Legion of Honor, Bank of France, Council of State, education system and much of Parisian architecture are Napoleonic constructs that testify to his genius 200 years later.
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He denies all wrongdoing and has offered to testify to the congressional committees that are probing Russia's role in the election; no criminal charges have been brought against him.
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A third former official, Rhonda Faehn, who was the women's program director of USA Gymnastics, would also testify to the U.S. Senate Commerce subcommittee in June, the panel said.
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His mother's sobs make her joy plain -- and testify to the depth of the pain suffered by families separated from their loved ones by an unjust criminal justice system.
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"We have witnesses that can testify to the fact that the accuser came to visit the band of her own free will and left on good terms," he said.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that Trump's former national security adviser has, via his lawyers, offered to testify to both Congress and the FBI if they grant him immunity.
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Majestic, multistory houses perched on the surrounding mountain slopes stand in contrast to the humble abodes that otherwise characterize the village, and testify to the potential rewards of migration.
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The White House's top Russia official quit on Wednesday — an auspicious move the day before he's scheduled to testify to lawmakers in the impeachment investigation into President Donald Trump.
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Carl Lewis and many other former Olympians testify to the fortitude and accomplishments of their predecessors, whose triumphs on the field portended the civil rights victories of future decades.
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This can make navigating around the city a somewhat daunting experience, which I can testify to first-hand, having nearly being stepped on by more than one eager horse.
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Her book, which our critic Parul Sehgal calls well researched and "wonderfully truculent," argues that women are regarded as unreliable narrators who can't even testify to their own pain.
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A federal judge on Thursday ordered the release of former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning, who has been incarcerated since May for refusing to testify to a grand jury.
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Trump asked that a Justice Department gag order on Campbell stemming from the bribery case be lifted so that he can testify to congressional investigators, White House officials said.
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We could find out as soon as Monday whether Mueller's star witness Don McGahn has to testify to lawmakers, which could introduce a new phase of the impeachment inquiry.
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The other four women — among them an actress from "The Sopranos," Annabella Sciorra — were asked to testify to show that Mr. Weinstein engaged in a pattern of sexual predation.
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The same patterns can, like a Rorschach test, be read in very different ways; some trials feature two bloodstain "experts," one on each side, who testify to opposite conclusions.
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The president could quash Bannon's ability to testify to confidential interactions with the president as long as they did not implicate "crime-fraud" – advice given to commit a crime.
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If senators vote to subpoena witnesses, that also would consume time by requiring that the witnesses first be deposed before deciding on whether they actually testify to the Senate.
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One of his deputies, Charles Kupperman, filed a lawsuit in October asking a different federal judge whether he must comply with a congressional subpoena to testify to impeachment investigators.
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Ford's attorney said on CNN Monday morning that her client is willing to testify to the Judiciary Committee ahead of the committee's vote on Kavanaugh's nomination scheduled for Thursday.
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Sondland revealed that after he was summoned to testify to Congress, he bumped into Trump at the White House and informed him of his plan to speak to lawmakers.
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And where much Concrete painting strove to suppress the artist's hand and erase his emotions, these exquisite works testify to an artist who was still looking, and still grounded.
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The two highest-profile Russian foreign policy moves of late, the interventions in Ukraine and Syria, both testify to the limits of Putin's troll doctrine — albeit in different ways.
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He is expected to testify to lawmakers that he believes the special counsel's ability to finish up the investigation is "vitally important" and that he has confidence in Mueller.
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PETER STRZOK, FBI AGENT PULLED FROM MUELLER PROBE OVER ANTI-TRUMP TEXTS, OPEN TO TESTIFY TO CONGRESS He's now been subpoenaed to Capitol Hill on June 27 at 10 a.m.
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He offered to provide a letter from the company's legal counsel to testify to the fact that the Melenboims had not worked at Aniview since the end of last year.
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And we'll also never know if the advancements made by the #MeToo movement caused the trial judge to allow five women to testify to support Constand's story with their own.
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Washington (CNN)The Justice Department confirmed Sunday that Donald Trump Jr. and former White House counsel Don McGahn did not testify to a federal grand jury during the Mueller probe.
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Comey has not spoken publicly about his firing by President Donald Trump and has so far turned down an invitation to testify to the Senate intelligence committee about his termination.
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They are demanding that he testify to Congress, and it is possible that Democrats could seek to use a subpoena to compel the Justice Department to turn over Mueller's report.
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This week, several additional witnesses are scheduled to testify to lawmakers and provide additional details to help Democrats flesh out the extent to which Trump's shadow foreign-policy campaign went.
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Expect the defense to argue that the requirement that the witnesses be truthful really means the witnesses must testify to whatever they think the prosecution deems to be the truth!
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Prosecutors generally work hard to thoroughly vet and corroborate a victim's story before letting her testify to a grand jury, even when they are sure a crime has been committed.
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She angrily rejected assertions by his former law partner William Herndon that Lincoln had been an atheist, and the gift may have helped encourage Miner to testify to that effect.
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If this sentiment seems hopelessly alien, reflect that Dr. Ford wondered whether she should testify to her assault, because "why suffer through the annihilation if it's not going to matter"?
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Monday, around noon: Mike Schmidt, Maggie Haberman and I begin preparing a story on the White House instructing Don McGahn not to testify to Congress on Tuesday despite a subpoena.
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The judge is allowing the others to testify to establish a pattern of behavior, even though most of their allegations are too old to qualify as crimes under state law.
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WASHINGTON — A federal judge ordered former White House Counsel Don McGahn to testify to Congress in a sweeping rebuke to President Trump with big potential implications for Trump's impeachment proceedings.
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Refusing Mueller's request could force the special counsel to subpoena the President to testify to a grand jury, a step that would put him in an even more perilous situation.
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The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks: Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen is due to testify to Congress on the state of the U.S. economy.
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What we do get are snippets of police interviews with a Greek chorus of minor characters — other parents from the school — who happily testify to the imperfections of the leads.
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On Monday, White House spokesman Sean Spicer told reporters that Kushner is willing to testify to the Senate Intelligence Committee chaired by U.S. Senator Richard Burr, a North Carolina Republican.
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Trump told Fox News that McGahn had already spoken to Mueller's team for 30 hours and allowing him to testify to Congress would open the door to others being called.
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Also on Thursday, former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser Carter Page is scheduled to testify to the U.S. House of Representatives Intelligence Committee behind closed doors about his dealings with Russians.
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Judge Richard Leon, a conservative appointee to the DC District Court, was assigned to Kupperman's lawsuit over whether he must testify to the House or enjoy the White House's absolute immunity.
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And he trusted that, sinner though he was, the Holy Spirit would testify to his faithfulness; and that after all his travelling he would have the assurance of Heaven, truly home.
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Manning currently sits in prison for her refusal to testify to a grand jury and was reportedly suffering under solitary confinement until she was later moved to the prison's general population.
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So when Clinton agreed to testify to Starr's grand jury, he finally admitted that when he was "alone with Ms. Lewinsky on certain occasions," he had "inappropriate, intimate contact" with her.
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President Trump was expressing his belief that Michael Flynn should testify to Congress when he encouraged the ousted national security adviser to seek an immunity deal, the White House said Friday.
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"He may have actually seen it, but we have a record where he did not actually testify to it until after he had been exposed to the immunized testimony," Lynch said.
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Anyone who has seen the play can testify to the extraordinary currents of empathy that run between the two actors — an honesty, a vulnerability and an electricity that is never static.
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The former Army intelligence analyst had been locked up for about two months after refusing to testify to a grand jury about her disclosure of military and diplomatic secrets to WikiLeaks.
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Hours before his speech, Trump's lawyers pushed back on the notion that the President will testify to Mueller's probe, despite his statement that he would love to do so last week.
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Decision next week on other accusers Also in court, prosecutors argued that 19 of Cosby's alleged victims should be allowed to testify to show he had a pattern of sexual misconduct.
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Maguire, a retired Navy vice admiral, is scheduled to testify to Congress this Thursday morning, and Senate Republicans have joined Democrats in calling for the release of the whistle-blower complaint.
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Bolton was offered the chance to testify to the House — he declined, despite Trump lying and saying the House didn't ask him to appear — saying he would only testify if subpoenaed.
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There are also pieces of ephemera that testify to the community's mobilization, including issues of the alternative magazine East Village Eye and programs for nightclub benefit events for the Stewart family.
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Gretchen Carlson's brave decision to sue Ailes and testify to his lurid, exploitative behavior—and the testimony from other women which followed—made it impossible for Murdoch to keep him around.
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And on Thursday morning it was released publicly, the same morning Joseph Maguire, the acting director of national intelligence, was set to testify to the House Intelligence Committee about the matter.
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Democrats have questioned that decision and say they want Barr to testify to explain himself, and Nadler said Barr on Wednesday committed to doing so, though the timing is still fluid.
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And the Wall Street Journal reported that former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn has offered to testify to investigators in return for immunity from prosecution, a claim Flynn's lawyers did not deny.
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Miller was held in contempt of court last summer for refusing to testify to a grand jury, presumably about Stone, WikiLeaks and the distribution of hacked Democratic documents during the 2016 campaign.
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Last year, dozens of Texans flocked to the state capitol to testify to lawmakers for and against a law that would dictate whether the state's university system would allow guns on campus.
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Washington (CNN)Gordon Sondland, the US Ambassador to the European Union, finds himself in the center of the Democrats' impeachment inquiry as he prepares to testify to the House under subpoena Thursday.
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Jenner — who was summoned for an examination under oath to testify to the source of funds used for gifts that the rapper has given her — will also no longer have to participate.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen is scheduled to testify to the Senate Banking Committee on the U.S. central bank's semiannual monetary policy report on Tuesday, June 21, the panel said.
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The findings "not only testify to the last hours in the life of the murdered, but also provide information about the course of the cruel deeds," according to a LWL press release.
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Schuette and prosecutors shot down that argument at the press conference, stating that the source of the Legionnaires' outbreak was the water, not the hospital, and said experts would testify to that.
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Vindman did not testify to a motive behind the editing process, and it is not clear why some of his changes were not made, while others he recommended were, the newspaper reported.
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Women wanting to open their own business often have to call on at least two men who can testify to her character before she can be granted a loan or a license.
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The list includes ramshackle old stadiums, scented and scarred with century-old reminders of English soccer's storied past, but also the gleaming cathedrals that testify to the Premier League's rich new present.
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Nadler's committee is in a protracted battle with the White House over obtaining documents and getting witnesses to testify to lawmakers about Trump's actions during the campaign and after he took office.
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Alexander Vindman, a Purple Heart recipient who served in the Iraq War, is set to testify to Congress that he twice reported concerns about Trump's conduct toward Ukraine to an NSC lawyer.
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His early years as a prisoner for 21970 years in Smith's Rhodesia and then in exile in guerrilla camps, mainly in neighbouring Mozambique, testify to his courage, resilience, tactical brilliance and charisma.
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Administration officials had said Ms. Haspel could testify to Congress early next year, but congressional officials said they wanted Ms. Haspel to appear before Intelligence Committee members as soon as this week.
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Training programs against sexual harassment are now standard; employees across the country can testify to enduring dry videos and handouts urging them not to ask their co-workers about their sex lives.
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FALLS CHURCH, Va. — A federal judge on Thursday ordered the release of former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning, who has been incarcerated since May for refusing to testify to a grand jury.
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He directed his tweet to Judge Kavanaugh, President Trump's nominee to the Supreme Court, who has flatly denied the assault and has said he is eager to testify to clear his name.
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The group hired fire experts to testify to the impossibility of the government's thesis; it contradicted facts asserted by the government; and it asserted that suspects in the case had been tortured.
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It's nice to hear Lucinda Williams, Gary Clark Jr. and others testify to (and demonstrate) the enduring influence of James and House, but it's infinitely more valuable to hear the men themselves.
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Page has denied that he had any inappropriate contact with Russian officials and on Monday, wrote a letter to Congress complaining that he might not be allowed to testify to that effect.
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Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire is scheduled to testify to the House Intelligence Committee regarding the whistle blower complaint about Trump's phone call with the Ukrainian President at 211:245 a.m.
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Jerome Corsi, a contributor to conspiracy theory websites, is the latest among associates of Republican political adviser Roger Stone called to testify to a grand jury or be questioned by Mueller's prosecutors.
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Consistent with a pattern of stonewalling numerous congressional investigations of President Donald Trump, his administration and business interests, the White House has asserted that Conway did not need to testify to the committee.
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And not only that: They testify to the extent to which the boomers, for all the destruction trailing in their wake, might be the only thing holding American culture together at this point.
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"I allowed my lawyers and all the people to go and testify to Mueller -- and you know how I feel about that whole group of people that did the Mueller report," Trump said.
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Complicating matters further—though only as far further as we trust Sean Spicer—is the fact that on Monday, the White House press secretary reaffirmed Trump's pledge to testify to Mueller under oath.
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Washington (CNN)Attorneys for former FBI Director James Comey and the US House of Representatives fought in court Friday afternoon over whether Comey must testify to Congress in a private hearing next week.
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Those geographically dispersed results testify to the breadth of the recoil from the Trump-era GOP among these well-educated white voters that Republicans in an earlier generation considered part of their base.
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A win in Assam, a tinderbox of ethnic and religious animosities, would testify to the continuing appeal of the BJP, the ruling party at the centre, in results that are due on Thursday.
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This year the publications that impressed me most came from Italy and Poland, South Africa and East Asia; all testify to how art can surmount borders when politicians seem determined to fortify them.
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Former national security adviser John Bolton, who is represented by the same attorney as Kupperman, has signaled a willingness to testify to House lawmakers but only if Kupperman loses in his court case.
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Collectively, they testify to Warp's aesthetic: largely but not exclusively electronic, full of loops but welcoming interruptions, blurry at the edges, more moody than propulsive but not ruling out an occasional dance beat.
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If so, he has learned his lesson: In recent weeks, a string of African-Americans, whom he has recruited, hired and promoted, have come forward to testify to his lack of racial animus.
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It makes sense that an artist would find those systems dispiriting, and the duct-taped banana, like the suspended horse, might testify to his and all of our confinement within commerce and history.
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But White House counselor Kellyanne Conway told reporters Monday morning that she had spoken with the president "at length" and said that Ford could testify to the Judiciary Committee as early as Tuesday.
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After several false starts, Cohen is due to testify to the House Oversight Committee next Wednesday in public, in what could turn into one of the most compelling congressional circuses in recent memory.
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Kyle Cheney, Congress reporter: The sight of Alexander Vindman in his uniform, striding into the Capitol to testify to damaging information about President Donald Trump was a striking moment in the impeachment inquiry.
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Crystal-clear rivers testify to a near-total lack of civilization outside the angular gunmetal buildings that mark the entrances to underground cities and bunkers, where refugees hide out from the black rain.
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The nominee has vehemently denied all of the allegations ahead of the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing coming up on Thursday where one of his accusers, Christine Blasey Ford, will also testify to senators.
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LONDON — A lawyer closely associated with Joseph Mifsud claims that the Maltese professor, who allegedly delivered word of Hillary Clinton's stolen emails to Donald Trump's campaign, is willing to testify to the US Senate.
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Any movie he was in was worth watching to observe the small tics and turns he would bring to a role—anyone who has seen the dreadful, otherwise unforgivable CBGB can testify to that.
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Police chiefs and law enforcement officials testify to the significance of the crime increase and to the likely or possible reason for it, which is the reluctance of officers to engage in discretionary enforcement.
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Groups of figures testify to this event, including a cluster of nine crouched women who recede slightly into the background, a set of haloed deities, and a watchful feline perched on a nearby stool.
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Sessions, an early supporter of Trump's election campaign, will be the most senior government official to testify to the committee on the Russia issue, which has dogged the Republican president's early months in office.
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President Trump targeted Democrats in his early-morning tweets on Wednesday, accusing them of not wanting Carter Page to testify to the House Intelligence Committee about any connections between Russia and the Trump team.
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In addition to appearing in public before the House of Representatives Oversight Committee, Cohen will also testify to the Senate and House intelligence committees in closed sessions, the attorney, Lanny Davis, confirmed to Reuters.
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Comey has declined to testify to a closed Senate Intelligence Committee meeting, but on Tuesday, as news broke about Comey's memo, Senator Lindsey Graham said he invited Comey to testify before the Judiciary Committee.
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" He also argued that Mr. Stone pressured Mr. Credico not to testify to the House committee because Mr. Credico was "the one guy out there who can knock down this whole house of cards.
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Ebert's words testify to the lingering power of the old — digitally stored and projected motion pictures are technically neither "prints" nor "films" — and also to the speed with which the new passes into obsolescence.
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Republicans claim Democrats knew ahead of time what the president's former personal lawyer was planning to testify to on Capitol Hill, voicing concern of cooperation — and even coaching — between Cohen and the committee majorities.
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Clinton may also get an assist from one Democrat who has been largely quiet about the race, but can testify to the importance of resisting the third-party temptation: former Vice President Al Gore.
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"Because I am clearly under investigation now and no attorney in their right mind would allow you to put yourself in that jeopardy," Stone said when asked why he wouldn't testify to the Senate.
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Parents and young adults alike who have participated in such programs strongly testify to their value in dispelling ignorance and grounding sexual decision-making in a moral perspective of human values and relational mutuality.
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It's a delicate balance: Sure, they use 3D rendering to recreate a handjob—but, to be fair, the handjob is pretty integral to the plot and helps to testify to a potential suspect's character.
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"I'm doing this to defend the rule of law and to testify to the truth about the line between the Constitution and the violation of the Constitution," the justice, Malgorzata Gersdorf, told the crowd.
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Mr. Judge's former girlfriend, Elizabeth Rasor, has also said that she would be willing to testify to the F.B.I. that Mr. Judge is lying when he says he can't recall any incidents like this.
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Like "48 Portraits," Mr. Richter's "Annunciations" are works of deep ambivalence: They are disbelieving eulogies for a lapsed European tradition, yet they also testify to a dogged commitment to paint when painting seems impossible.
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Those, along with the Ottoman forts strung along the coast, testify to the centuries-long fight for control of this strategic region by the great seafaring powers of the 245th- through mid-63th-century.
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However, if there is one accuser — and it boils down to a "he-said, she-said," debate — the defendant might choose to make the case a credibility contest and testify to deny the allegations.
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Firsthand accounts of Trump The details of Bolton's manuscript cemented the reality that there are still witnesses who didn't testify to the House but have firsthand knowledge of what happened inside the White House.
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Flynn's attorneys also wrote that after the lawyer change, prosecutors dropped him as a witness against his ex-lobbying partner and retaliated against him because he would not testify to making the errant filing.
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Miller, a former aide to Stone, was subpoenaed last year to turn over digital records and testify to a federal grand jury, but he refused to testify and was held in contempt of court.
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Washington (CNN)Former White House counsel Don McGahn and the Justice Department asked Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to order that he not be forced to testify to the House while his appeal plays out.
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I mean a real witch hunt, where people testify to crimes invisible to others and bordering on the preposterous, before a court that prefers imaginary deeds to actual evidence and that aggressively executes innocents.
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More witnesses are scheduled to testify to the impeachment inquiry this week as the House looks into allegations that President Trump sought to pressure Ukraine into publicly investigating his political opponents by withholding military aid.
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Fred Rogers — host of the show "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood," which won the Peabody award that year for excellence in children's programming — was brought out to testify to the Senate on the value of public television.
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"Over the past two years I have met the most inspiring trans people, and I can testify to the trans community's incredible resilience and perseverance in the face of enormous discrimination and hate," Jenner continued.
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Facebook's heads of public policy in the U.K. and Canada last week sent a letter saying that Zuckerberg would not testify to British member of parliament Damian Collins and Canadian member of parliament Bob Zimmer.
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Alan Dershowitz, the Harvard law professor emeritus and author of "The Case Against Impeaching Trump," said on Fox News Thursday that Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh's accuser "must testify" to her claims against him.
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He fails to grasp that no one ever voted for the Tories because they were lovable—Thatcher's electoral triumphs testify to that—and that their selling proposition wasn't compassion but competence, which Cameron threw away.
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He also can testify to her character, portraying her as putting patriotic duty ahead of their personal rivalry when she accepted his offer to be secretary of state in 2008 after their bruising primary battle.
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"Many employees in the prime minister's residence could testify to the excellent, warm and humane treatment that they have received from the prime minister's wife," the family said in response to one of the verdicts.
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Artwork like Dino De Laurentiis's storyboard drawings for the Sandworm battle in the 1984 Dune (and some nearby concept art by Giger for Alejandro Jodorowsky's unrealized version), testify to artists' presence in shaping science fiction.
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"Judge Kavanaugh I just granted another extension to Dr Ford to decide if she wants to proceed w the statement she made last week to testify to the senate," Mr. Grassley wrote, using Twitter shorthand.
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"All they want is information and not to catch a criminal," she told the court, explaining that those who could testify to his innocence were either dead, imprisoned in Venezuela or otherwise barred from leaving.
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Advocates say reforms like allowing those who testify to have a support person with them could make the process less painful — but the women who testified against Weinstein still had to take the stand alone.
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Last week, a US district judge ruled that former White House counsel Don McGahn must testify to the House, rejecting the administration's claim that senior-level aides are absolutely immune from a valid congressional subpoena.
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The tech companies all announced in October that they'd roll out new, more robust disclosure systems for political ads just as their lawyers came to Washington to testify to Congress about Russia's interference in 2016.
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The permanent prominence of Al Sharpton and the eternal return of Michael Moore testify to certain unsuccessful reckonings, and the grass-roots left can be as amenable to conspiracy theories as the grass-roots right.
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Last week, Flynn offered to testify to the FBI and to the House and Senate Intelligence Committees about possible Trump-Russia ties in exchange for immunity, a request that has so far not been granted.
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White House legal counsel Emmet Flood said in a defiant letter that Trump had the right to tell advisers not to testify to congressional panels on the findings of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's Russia inquiry.
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Washington (CNN)An associate of Roger Stone has agreed to testify to special counsel Robert Mueller's grand jury on Friday morning, his attorney and a Mueller prosecutor said in a court hearing before a federal judge.
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Having spent 20 years as a lecturer, I can testify to the often poor quality of students at hopelessly overcrowded public universities and the high quality of those at private institutions, which have strict admission requirements.
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So, if he were to testify to that, even though Comey has a prior statement under oath, similar to the president, that there was no obstruction, no statement of obstruction, they could charge him with perjury.
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In Washington, Democrats called for Comey to immediately be summoned to testify to Congress about the status of the Trump-Russia investigation, and for the Justice Department to appoint an independent counsel for the Russia inquiry.
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On top of that, a Baltimore homicide detective was shot dead in November, the day before he was scheduled to testify to a federal grand jury about the officers who were accused of seizing people's money.
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On that same day, the former deputy national security advisor Charles Kupperman asked a federal judge to rule on whether he can be forced to testify to the House, which had issued a subpoena to him.
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The news came as the White House announced that Kushner, a top adviser in the Trump administration, had volunteered to testify to a Senate committee probing whether Russia tried to interfere in last year's presidential election.
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Republicans have alleged that Democrats knew ahead of time what the president's former personal lawyer was planning to testify to on Capitol Hill, voicing concerns of cooperation — and even coaching — between Cohen and the committee majorities.
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As an engineering student at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, or UNAM, I participated in the demonstrations and meetings, and, 21980 years after those events, I can testify to the truth of Mr. Cosío's prediction.
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Two key State Department figures will also face choices in the coming days about whether to step down and testify to Congress or remain in the administration and keep quiet, according to current and former diplomats.
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Other churches have also paid for legal defenses: The West Australian recently reported that the Anglican Church covered Archbishop Roger Herft's legal fees when he was called to testify to the commission about child sexual abuse.
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Rogow also told that jury that Stone wanted to testify to Congress -- where he allegedly lied -- and had gone into the interview thinking the House Committee would be focused on Russia and not WikiLeaks or Assange.
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Republicans demanded last month that Rosenstein testify to address reports that he discussed wearing a wire to secretly record President Donald Trump and recruited Cabinet members to invoke the 25th Amendment to remove Trump from office.
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Despite the focus on Campbell and calls for him to be allowed to testify to Congress, two law enforcement officials speaking to Reuters expressed doubt that Campbell could provide meaningful information about the Uranium One deal.
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"We testify to the grace, the keen wit, and the intellectual commitment of Professor Ronell and ask that she be accorded the dignity rightly deserved by someone of her international standing and reputation," the professors wrote.
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The fact that a grand jury has been impaneled simply means the investigation has reached the point where the investigators have — or soon will — subpoena witnesses to testify to what they know, under penalty of perjury.
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"With all the extensions we give Dr Ford to decide if she still wants to testify to the Senate I feel like I'm playing 2nd trombone in the judiciary orchestra and Schumer is the conductor," he tweeted.
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A bipartisan pair of former Cabinet members — Secretary of State John Kerry and Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel — is set to testify to Congress next week on the national security implications of climate change, Axios has learned.
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Democratic presidential hopeful Cory Booker told MSNBC's Ari Melber Wednesday special counsel Robert Mueller needs to testify to help clarify whether President Trump obstructed justice, and he criticized Attorney General Bill Barr's conduct over the Russia report.
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Twitter memers were out in full force on Wednesday as Mark Zuckerberg appeared in Washington, D.C., again, this time to testify to members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee over Facebook's reported misuse of user information.
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Mueller delivered remarks at the Justice Department to announce a formal end to the two-year investigation, saying he was closing the special counsel's office and he was not inclined to testify to Congress about his findings.
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It's the power to avoid the muséal, the easy-sell Keep Calm and Deep House, and to testify to the historical transcendent power of your art without shitting all over history through exploiting and denigrating your influences.
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Photo: Getty ImagesChelsea Manning will stay in jail for refusing to testify to a federal grand jury about WikiLeaks, according to a new ruling from a panel of three judges at the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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She noted that courts have recognized an exception to attorney-client privilege that allows investigators to compel people to testify to a grand jury about such conversations if they are involved in the commission of a crime.
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WASHINGTON — A second intelligence official who was alarmed by President Trump's dealings with Ukraine is weighing whether to file his own formal whistle-blower complaint and testify to Congress, according to two people briefed on the matter.
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As inflation soars and Iranians hoard goods and gold, protests cropping up around the country testify to the frustration and anger of ordinary Iranians, many of whom take issue with their country's excessive spending on foreign campaigns.
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In another interview, Cohen told investigators that when he prepared to testify to Congress in 2017, "there was a specific conversation about keeping TRUMP out of the UNGA narrative" because he had discussed it on Hannity's show.
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A federal judge ruled that senior advisers to Mr Trump must comply with subpoenas issued by committees conducting an impeachment inquiry into the president, and ordered Don McGahn, a former White House counsel, to testify to Congress.
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In March, a few weeks after Flynn resigned amid scandal over his Russia ties, he offered to testify to the House and Senate committees investigating the Russian interference in last year's presidential election in exchange for immunity.
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Court documents indicate that attorneys representing his co-defendant Cerpeda-Cortes plan to call nearly 60 witnesses to the stand, including federal agents who can testify to Chapa's alleged "illegal activities" while he served as a US informant.
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She was only 4, she later said, when she first felt inspired to testify to her spiritual commitment, and at 19233 and again at 12 she felt "the personal call from God" to preach and spread the word.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Executives from Facebook, Alphabet Inc's Google and Twitter have been asked to testify to the U.S. Congress in coming weeks as lawmakers probe Russia's alleged interference in the 2016 U.S. election, committee sources said on Wednesday.
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The White House meeting also offers some of the first indications of what led Hill to conclude that Giuliani and Sondland were part of a squad running a "shadow Ukraine policy," as she later would testify to Congress.
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Along with other Syrians who suffered a similar fate, he has now offered to testify to the office of Germany's federal prosecutor in Karlsruhe, in the hope that his torturers will one day face justice in German courts.
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Greig spent 16 years on the run with Bulger while he was a fugitive and last September was indicted for Criminal contempt for refusing to testify to a grand jury about whether other people helped the couple hide.
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Its constitution, and much political rhetoric, upholds the notion that all individuals are equal and possess the same right to education and job opportunities; but the everyday experience of most Indians testify to appalling violations of this principle.
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Taken out of the context of the meadow, grasses still testify to the linear passage of time, an idea that is prevalent in the work of Silka Rittson-Thomas, the owner of the TukTuk Flower Studio in Mayfair.
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Trump's comment may be a ruse, however, since he had made similar offers to testify to special counsel Robert Mueller but never followed through -- though he did eventually answer questions on paper with the aid of his lawyers.
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"I would bet you my house that you're never going to see him again in the public eye," Ms. Arguedas said, unless he is subpoenaed to testify to Congress, which is already a topic of discussion among Democrats.
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Last week Google was called to testify to a UK parliamentary committee about a 130 million pounds ($186 million) back tax bill, agreed with the British tax authority in January, that the Opposition Labour party described as "derisory".
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Alexander Vindman, who as Trump's top National Security Council Ukraine expert became the first current West Wing official to testify to the inquiry, appeared to back up evidence of problematic behavior by the President offered by other key witnesses.
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Company head Eugene Kaspersky has more than once proposed meeting U.S. government officials and has offered to testify to the U.S. Congress "to respond to all questions from the U.S. government that may arise", it was quoted as saying.
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One lawyer familiar with the matter said McGahn could have been subpoenaed to testify to the grand jury if he did not cooperate with Mueller voluntarily and might have lost legal battles if he tried to invoke executive privilege.
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Members of our own Board of Directors can testify to the courage it took to "come out" as having epilepsy to friends and colleagues, and we understand that Cameron Boyce and his family likewise kept his epilepsy diagnosis private.
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But the probe being pushed by a handful of conservative government lawmakers would turn up the heat on the banks, with the power to compel executives to testify, to demand documents and to recommend both prosecutions and new legislation.
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His family says that when they were able to see him, he said he was tortured into false confessions and even carved the Arabic word for "wronged" into his skin to testify to his innocence should he be killed.
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Mr. Bederow — Mr. Martins's lawyer — said the district attorney's office had rushed the case, allowing the woman to testify to a grand jury before they had corroborated her account with location data from the officer's cellphones, among other things.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives are locked in a dispute with Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker over scheduling a date for him to testify to lawmakers amid concerns about his appointment by President Donald Trump.
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Y.) is teeing up a post-recess showdown with Trump over claims of executive privilege, while also firing off a wave of new subpoenas compelling former administration and Trump campaign officials to testify to Congress in September (The Hill).
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Mr. Bolton's lawyer fired back, releasing his response sent last week to the White House: Because Mr. Bolton could be called to testify to the Senate shortly, he said, it was "imperative" that officials review his Ukraine writings immediately.
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As those who can testify to the monstrous crimes of the Holocaust dwindle in number, there is growing concern about the efforts by political leaders to bend the historical narrative of World War II to suit their own ends.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Appeals court judges put on hold a ruling by a lower court that would require former White House Counsel Don McGahn to testify to lawmakers as part of the Democrat-led impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump.
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Don McGahn must testify to Congress about his time as the White House's top lawyer, a federal judge ruled Monday — a decision that will put pressure on other reluctant Trump administration witnesses to testify about President Donald Trump's actions.
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A dozen people have filed lawsuits against Detective Terrell, an assistant field intelligence officer in the 42nd Precinct, alleging he beat them or threatened them in an effort to get them to testify to crimes they did not see.
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Adding Corinthian columns or Palladian windows to a federal courthouse or embassy guarantees nothing about whether a building works for the people who use it, nor does it testify to the dignity, enterprise and vigor of the American government.
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The dutiful diplomats, civil servants and lieutenant colonel who marched reluctantly and expressionlessly to testify to the House Intelligence Committee in recent weeks seem to have had fewer illusions than those senior to them in rank and life experience.
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As Mueller and his team move through the witnesses who can testify to potential collaboration between the Trump campaign and Russian agents, one after the other has agreed to cooperate in order to reduce his own exposure to prosecution.
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All conclude that he did something illegal, even if taking the Fifth was his lawyer's way to avoid having a client testify to some embarrassing (not necessarily criminal) fact that would furnish a link in the chain of evidence.
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Mueller does not want to testify beyond the substance of his report -- "the report is my testimony," he stated in May -- and Trump's personal attorney Jay Sekulow claimed it would be "inappropriate" for Mueller to testify to anything beyond the report.
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Attorney General William Barr has accepted an invitation to testify to the House Judiciary Committee on March 31, ending a year-long standoff that began when the panel first demanded his testimony in the aftermath of special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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But one which birthed new, stronger, more evolved, corporate titans before it withered away: online gardens not merely "walled" but "domed like Wakanda," more resistant to regulation, less prone to unpleasant emergent properties and summons to testify to the Senate.
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She went to D.C. to testify to Thomas's predatory ways but was never called by Biden, who seemed more worried for the dignity of the Senate and his own reputation than putting a liar on the Supreme Court for life.
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Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell will testify to the U.S. Senate later in the day and markets will look for signs interest rate increases will resume later this year and the policymakers will stop running down the central bank's balance sheet.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Before flying to Washington to climb the steps of Congress and testify to a crowd of aviation experts and lawmakers this week, Paul Njoroge spent a desolate weekend packing away toys his children would never play with again.
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Late last month, fired National Security Adviser Michael Flynn — under investigation by federal prosecutors, with his lawyer seeking immunity for him to testify to Congress — met with a small group of loyalists at a restaurant in the northern Virginia suburbs.
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Company head Eugene Kaspersky has more than once proposed meeting U.S. government officials and has offered to testify to the U.S. Congress "to respond to all questions from the U.S. government that may arise", the press service was cited as saying.
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In the Bloomberg interview, Veselnitskaya said she was willing to speak with congressional investigators if her testimony was public and said she was willing to testify to the Justice Department special counsel probe led by former FBI Director Robert Mueller.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump said on Thursday he did not believe he would allow former White House counsel Don McGahn to testify to committees in Congress, saying McGahn had already spoken to the special counsel on the Russia probe.
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Mr. Clem, according to a legal filing by Gawker, extricated himself from the lawsuit by promising to testify, "to not disparage Mr. Bollea, and to not help us," and paid Mr. Bollea what was described as the substantial sum of $5,000.
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The PD, which has been under fire for failing to prevent the bank collapses, has instead blamed the Bank of Italy for inadequate supervision, and next week the central bank's governor Ignazio Visco is due to testify to the commission.
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But Vindman, who is scheduled to testify to Congress on Tuesday as part of its impeachment inquiry, will be the first official to talk to lawmakers who was actually on the call and therefore who has direct knowledge of it.
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But despite this cascade of stories, and the incredible work done by organizations like Shout Your Abortion and We Testify to destigmatize a woman's right to choose, there are still many who stay silent or hesitate to talk about their experiences.
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You were first arrested on my charges, and now, as the only non-medical victim to come forward, I testify to let the world know that you are a repulsive liar and that those treatments were pathetically veiled sexual abuse.
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Trump said it will be up to Barr to decide whether Special Counsel Robert Mueller, author of the report on Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election, will testify to the Senate Judiciary Committee, which wants to hear from him.
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"It would be terribly unfair to allow women to testify to their interaction with Mr. Weinstein as to matters for which Mr. Weinstein cannot be criminally prosecuted, but nevertheless try and use their testimony to prejudice the jury," he said.
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Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union, is set to testify to Congress on Thursday that he understood that President Donald Trump "directed" Rudy Giuliani's participation in efforts to get Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Through his lawyer, Mr. Parnas has offered to testify to Democrats in the House, and he has convinced the court overseeing his criminal case in New York to clear him to share the contents of his iPhone with House Democrats.
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They've issued subpoenas to have people come in and testify, to have the White House send over documents, but their attempts to take those people who have said, "No thank you," to the subpoenas to court has hit a roadblock.
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The massive Brooklyn Historical Society, soaring stone churches and the Brooklyn Public Library (now in temporary quarters on Remsen Street while the Brooklyn Heights branch on Cadman Plaza is reconstructed) testify to a couple of centuries of well-to-do residents.
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And while Wood later brought in an academic as an expert witness to testify to how many headlines the phrase had generated around the world, Spiro neutered the evidence in pretrial motions and prevented the witness from talking about their impact.
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The Times report on Bolton complicated life for a handful of Republicans who are under pressure from Democrats to vote for fresh witnesses who did not testify to the House investigation following Trump's vow to avoid cooperating with the impeachment push.
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By the time he was again summoned in 2018 — this time to testify to Congress on tech's various problems — Mr. Page had all but abandoned the roles typically associated with leading one of the world's richest and most powerful companies.
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TOKYO, April 10 (Reuters) - The wife of ousted Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn returned to Japan on Wednesday and intends to testify to Tokyo prosecutors, the Nikkei newspaper reported, days after she left the country to seek help from the French government.
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Washington (CNN)A federal judge decided Monday that President Donald Trump's former White House counsel Don McGahn must testify to the House of Representatives in its impeachment probe, marking the first major ruling about House witness testimony during the Trump administration.
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Christine Blasey Ford, a California professor at the center of a sexual assault accusation against U.S. Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, has agreed to testify to representatives of the Senate Judiciary Committee sometime next week, her lawyers said on Saturday.
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" The report continued, "Even President Richard Nixon — who obstructed Congress by refusing to turn over key evidence — accepted the authority of Congress to conduct an impeachment inquiry and permitted his aides and advisors to produce documents and testify to Congressional committees.
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Republicans force procedural votes Republicans launched their protests of the hearing seconds after it began, which included forcing procedural votes on motions for House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff to testify, to have the whistleblower testify and to postpone Wednesday's hearing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Justice Department lawyers asked a U.S. judge on Tuesday to put on hold a ruling requiring former White House Counsel Don McGahn to testify to lawmakers as part of the Democratic-led impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump.
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In separate comments late Thursday on MSNBC's "The Rachel Maddow Show", House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler said Mueller had told him that he is willing to testify to lawmakers in private, but is willing to make a public statement.
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Having led the survey that first called attention to the absence of diversity in this sector, and subsequently participated in studies of individual cultural organizations that have grappled with inclusion and diversity, I can testify to the importance of this priority.
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Down the road, any effort to compel Trump's testimony in the case could open new peril for a President who shades the truth and is causing his lawyers sleepless nights about his desire to testify to special counsel Robert Mueller.
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However things unfold, images like those produced on Tuesday and within the Visbility Sustains the Struggle intiative more broadly will testify to an unending struggle for dignity that cannot be contained by the shackles of prison or the fetters of occupation.
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"Inherent contempt is always an option" if other methods of enforcing Congress's investigative clout fail, Representative Ted Lieu, a Judiciary Committee Democrat, told reporters on Tuesday in discussing former White House Counsel Don McGahn's continued refusal to testify to the panel.
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The first congressional hearing on Medicare-for-all was defined by the opening statement by activist Ady Barkan, who has ALS and used a computer system to testify to the House panel about why he believes America needs single-payer health care.
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Carefully preserved bullets and glass fragments testify to a nearly fatal mob attack on his car while visiting Venezuela in 1958 as Dwight Eisenhower's vice-president—the display explains how Nixon prevented a bloodbath by ordering his Secret Service agent to hold fire.
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Brewster said he has a bevy of experts including Yale professor and forensic psychiatrist Charles Morgan who will testify to the effects of the stress Bates' was under as he made the mistake of drawing his gun and not his Taser that day.
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Cover: In this March 5, 2019 photo, Chelsea Manning addresses the media outside federal court in Alexandria, Va. The former Army intelligence analyst was ordered to jail Friday, March 8, 2019, for refusing to testify to a Virginia grand jury investigating WikiLeaks.
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TOKYO/PARIS (Reuters) - The wife of ousted Nissan boss Carlos Ghosn returned to Japan on Wednesday and intends to testify to Tokyo prosecutors, a source close to her entourage said, days after she left the country to seek help from the French government.
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NAIROBI, July 16 (Reuters) - Before flying to Washington to climb the steps of Congress and testify to a crowd of aviation experts and lawmakers this week, Paul Njoroge spent a desolate weekend packing away toys his children would never play with again.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - The nephew of a former commander from Colombia's FARC rebels has traveled to the United States to testify to U.S. authorities about a plot to sell 10 tonnes of cocaine to Mexico's Sinaloa cartel, Colombian law enforcement sources said on Tuesday.
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If that's your experience — that Americans are on board with the idea that wealth is a sign of good character and smarts — then of course you want to bring on a whole raft of billionaires to testify to how great you are.
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Being sure that you'll get hot water, clean sheets, WiFi and a responsive concierge might not sound a lot, but they'll give the average traveler piece of mind as anyone who has ever navigated India or other Asian emerging markets can testify to.
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HAMBURG/BERLIN, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Ex-Volkswagen Chairman Ferdinand Piech, who resigned after a showdown with former chief executive Martin Winterkorn, has refused to testify to German lawmakers investigating a possible government's role in the VW emissions scandal, according to his lawyer.
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Friends like Laura Linney, Ian McKellen, Amy Tan and Neil Gaiman testify to Mr. Maupin's generosity of spirit, while the writer speaks candidly about cruising in Raleigh public parks, Fairmont Hotel trysts with Rock Hudson and the agonies of the AIDS crisis.
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In recent months, nearly a dozen political appointees have quit or been fired from the E.P.A. More recently, many of those staffers have been called to testify to investigators on the House Oversight Committee, which had launched a probe into Mr. Pruitt's expenditures.
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Men in the entertainment and other industries will privately testify to this with the same shame and terror experienced by women — even more so because of homophobic humiliation, and so it is doubtful any man will come forward as women are now doing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Talks over whether the whistleblower who sparked an impeachment inquiry into U.S. President Donald Trump will testify to Congressional committees are hung up on the question of whether the person can submit written testimony, two sources familiar with the discussions said.
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The ruling blasts the Trump White House and Justice Department in the judge's own words, but her reasoning largely rests upon decisions made by previous judges, including a district judge who said George W. Bush White House officials had to testify to Congress.
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The Washington Post reported Wednesday that acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire, who is set to appear before the House Intelligence Committee in an open session, threatened to resign if the White House did not allow him to testify to Congress.
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But within days, prosecutors now say, as she was being prepared to testify to a grand jury, she clarified her statement, asserting that she recognized him from the building where the murder took place but could not implicate him in the killing.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Hope Hicks, once a close aide and communications director for President Donald Trump, will become on Wednesday the first member of his inner circle to testify to the congressional panel leading a probe into possible obstruction of justice by Trump.
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The nearly 200 works gathered here, all from the Collection de l'Art Brut in Switzerland — to which Dubuffet donated his holdings in 1971 — testify to his discerning eye and shed some light on the early years of a fascinating genre of art.
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The university may have absolved the biology department and its faculty of wrongdoing, but as a result, new sources have emerged to testify to the department's sexist history, as well as to the cavalier attitude with which they say the university has treated student concerns.
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The intrigue now threatening to swamp Washington politics deepened on Monday when Trump's son-in-law and trusted adviser, Jared Kushner, offered to testify to senators about meetings with senior Kremlin officials -- including the head of a bank closely linked to President Vladimir Putin's government.
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The signs are not great that things will improve for Trump in the week ahead, however, with a new battery of State Department officials expected to testify to three Democratic committees taking depositions in the impeachment inquiry about Trump's alleged abuse of power on Ukraine.
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Three former South American soccer officials, Sergio Jadue of Chile, Luis Bedoya of Colombia, and Rafael Esquivel of Venezuela, were also named as potential witnesses who could testify to having receiving bribes similar to the ones allegedly received by the three defendants on trial.
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But even the majority can testify to a rapid economic recovery since the end of the long civil war in the 1990s, and the final extinguishing of the Khmers Rouges, a Maoist movement that had forced all Cambodians to become subsistence farmers in the 1970s.
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All the mothers testify to the heartbreak of their distinct and interconnected stories of racial injustice in America, whether burying their 17-year-old son or ensuring their daughter is remembered for "more than that orange jumpsuit in a box" after an unlawful arrest.
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Kavanaugh, who vigorously denies groping and forcibly pinning Ford down during a party at a private home in Maryland in the 2023s, wrote to Grassley late on Thursday to say he plans to appear on Monday and will testify to "clear my name" (The Hill).
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Read more: Rudy Giuliani urged Trump to turn over an exiled Muslim cleric to Erdogan, raising concerns that he was lobbying for TurkeyTaylor, who will testify to Congress on Tuesday, continued his criticisms of the president as details spilled out about Trump's conversation with Zelensky.
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Experts have suggested that by authorizing McGahn to speak to Mueller and the public disclosure of the report including his testimony, the White House and Trump have waived any argument that McGahn should not testify to Congress, at least as to what he told Mueller.
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Those pieces were just two of at least 11 negative items NTK has posted about Google since late March, including an article questioning why Mr. Zuckerberg needed to testify to Congress at another hearing earlier in the year but a Google executive did not.
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Cohen was originally scheduled to testify to the Oversight Committee earlier this month, but he refused to appear, citing "threats against his family" from President Trump and Trump lawyer Rudy Giuliani, who have both made innuendos about potential criminality from Cohen's father-in-law.
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The tracks are reverberant electronic dirges; the rhymes, heading into sung choruses, testify to bewilderment, mourning, resentment, self-pity and questions about what to do after a cathartic memorial concert: "I get tackled by the grief at times that I would least expect," he raps.
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And the reason why witnesses like White House acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney did not testify to the House investigation about the President's alleged abuse of power is that Trump prevented them appearing -- leading to a second article of impeachment charging obstruction of Congress.
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In his testimony, Sandy, one of the only current White House aides to agree to testify to congressional investigators, said a budget office attorney and another staffer in that office resigned partly because of concerns over the hold on U.S. military aid to Ukraine.
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Law enforcement officials said that even though some of the cases they have investigated fall outside the statute of limitations, prosecutors could still call those women to testify to establish a pattern of previous bad acts, just as prosecutors did in the Bill Cosby trial.
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Griffith, a Republican appointee, and Judge Judith Rogers, a Democratic appointee, questioned the administration's arguments that the House panel lacks legal standing to enforce its subpoena and that senior presidential advisers are "absolutely immune" from being forced to testify to Congress about official acts.
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Norman Lebrecht's "Genius & Anxiety" belongs to that genre: Both the subtitle of his book and the preface testify to Lebrecht's commitment to demonstrating "how Jews changed the world" as a response to the current moment, which, he laments, is yet again beset by anti-Semitism.
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The only OMB official to break ranks and testify to date has been Deputy Associate Director for National Security Mark Sandy, who said that he and other officials at the agency expressed concerns about aid freeze, with two officials even resigning after voicing frustrations.
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WASHINGTON — Critics of President Trump cheered on Monday when a federal judge ruled that the former White House counsel Donald F. McGahn II must testify to Congress — and scathingly labeled "fiction" the administration's arguments that top White House aides are immune from congressional subpoenas.
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Pictures taken by Tristan Spinski from inside the facility — shoes made of leopard skin, a lamp made with zebra hooves, a sea turtle's skull, an elephant foot stool — "testify to the human appetite for other species," Rachel Nuwer wrote for The Times in July.
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Writing about the album on its 25th anniversary for Rolling Stone, Brittany Spanos noted how "Janet." inspired artists like Beyoncé, Rihanna, SZA and Janelle Monáe, all of whom openly testify to how her example helped them incorporate "power, intimacy and assertiveness" into their own work.
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Trump even stuck by him when Flynn offered to testify to Congress and the FBI about Trump-Russia in March: Mike Flynn should ask for immunity in that this is a witch hunt (excuse for big election loss), by media & Dems, of historic proportion!
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"Determining the date of the Bakhshali manuscript is of vital importance to the history of mathematics and the study of early South Asian culture and these surprising research results testify to the subcontinent's rich and longstanding scientific tradition," noted Richard Ovenden, a Bodley Librarian, in a statement.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The founder of a political research firm that hired former British spy Christopher Steele to compile a dossier on alleged contacts between presidential candidate Donald Trump and his advisers and Russia is refusing to testify to the Republican-led U.S. House of Representatives Judiciary Committee.
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These sorts of changes are a critical part of what Zuckerberg will have to testify to today – because it wasn't that Facebook directly handed over 87 million users' personal data – it had just designed a platform that let apps easily collect it without users' knowledge or consent.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Russian oligarch once close to Paul Manafort, President Donald Trump's former campaign manager, has offered to testify to congressional panels investigating Russian meddling in the 2016 election, but lawmakers are rejecting his conditions, the New York Times reported on Friday, citing congressional officials.
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This last point may not sound very sexy but, as a former scientist in the artificial intelligence field, I can testify to the vital importance of large data sets, which the government has a wealth of, and high speed computing resources to the success of artificial intelligence.
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The second diplomat, Gordon Sondland, the US ambassador to the European Union, is expected to testify to Congress this week that the content of a text message he wrote denying there was a quid pro quo exchange with Ukraine was relayed to him directly by Trump.
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Businesses cut ties as Andrew threatens their reputationBusinesses have cut ties with Andrew, who now faces mounting public calls to testify to the FBI in its investigation into Epstein, who killed himself in his New York City jail cell in August while facing sex-trafficking charges.
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By appropriating this intangible flow of data, data artists position themselves as observers and testify to behaviors, inferring details about mankind, the eternal demiurge — whether artists or sociologists, mathematicians or business men — for whom data collection indicates a compulsive need to control their even most abstract environment.
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After receiving the federal subpoena last year, Mr. Shine did not testify to the grand jury but instead agreed to a voluntary interview with prosecutors from the United States attorney's office for the Southern District of New York, according to a person familiar with the situation.
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More importantly, as eye candy, they testify to Muray's talent as a commercial photographer, underscoring perhaps the most questionable aspect of the exhibition: the increasing — although perhaps unintentional — tendency to essentialize, and in some cases objectify, Frida Kahlo to the point of commodifying her very being.
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U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland will testify to Congress next week that he did not know why United States military assistance to Ukraine was held up nor who ordered it, according to a person with knowledge of Sondland's testimony before the House next week.
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And there's also an evil queen who learns of the twins, and as a religious zealot who worships the "darkness" (by, and I will testify to this in court if I have to, masturbating as she prays) she wants them brought to her for evil queen reasons.
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A wide majority, about 75 percent, say that Trump and his officials who wish to testify should be allowed by senators to do so, while 51 percent say that those who refused to testify to the House should be compelled to do so before the Senate.
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Her combative approach caused a falling out with prosecutors, who decided not to call Flynn as a witness in Rafiekian's trial after Powell contended Flynn would not testify to "knowingly" submitting false statements to the Justice Department when he retroactively registered as a lobbyist for Turkey.
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But as the "thoughts and prayers" debate continues – especially in the wake of the horrific high school shooting in Santa Fe, Texas that killed 10 students and teachers and left 10 wounded – there are millions of people across the globe who would testify to the definitive power of prayer.
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But having an expert testify to a purported medical condition "is irrelevant unless one of those experts can say that being shot in the back did not contribute to his death," said Harris' family attorney Dan Smolen, who has filed a civil rights lawsuit on behalf of Harris' estate.
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US Ambassador to the EU Gordon Sondland is expected to testify to Congress, should he testify this week, that he has no knowledge of whether Trump was telling him the truth when he dictated a text message denying quid pro quo with the Ukrainian president, The Washington Post reports.
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This status presented a quandary: the not-soundbite-friendly Lonergan and the mumbly Affleck, who made a whole film about his contempt for the media, were truly not the ideal guys to sell the picture, when there was an A-list actor ready to testify to its greatness.
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I mean, what do you say to those people who have say, oh, these are just more hearings to make the Democrats look bad or to force these people to testify the things they don&apost want to testify to, and that they are protected national security issue.
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CNN and NBC reported Thursday that Cohen — Trump's longtime "fixer" who has emerged as one of the biggest potential threats to his presidency — is prepared to testify to the explosive claim for the special counsel probe into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 election, CNN and NBC reported.
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I asked SAMS, the Syrian American Medical Society, if I could go to Aleppo to witness and testify to the city's devastation, and to bring at least a semblance of moral support to the beleaguered medical staff there, to stand hand-in-hand, in solidarity with my Syrian colleagues.
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So many champions and contenders have passed, and continue to pass, through his focused gaze, so many big name fighters—who can testify to the learned input and genius of his teaching methods, not to mention his reassuring presence in the corner on fight night down at the stadium.
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The culmination of a life's work, Bowling's new paintings testify to the melding of memories; they calcify an understanding of how interconnected personal history, materiality, and international politics combine into a better understanding of one's place in the world, and one's ability to make sense of it all.
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""Yes, the government may have witnesses who will testify to participating in sexual massages — most over 18; some under; some who told the police they lied about their age to gain admission to Mr. Epstein's residence; some who will testify that Mr. Epstein knew they were not yet 18.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Democratic chairman of the U.S. House Judiciary Committee said on Wednesday he was seeking to nail down a date to have Special Counsel Robert Mueller testify to Congress about his investigation into Russian election interference and attempts by President Donald Trump to impede the probe.
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"It is unacceptable for anyone -- including the President -- to try to bully or intimidate our witnesses, to try to get them not to testify, to try to scare or threaten their family members, or to try to interfere with Congress' search for the truth," Cummings said earlier this week.
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I applaud the president for laying out the case against North Korea in such a high profile venue, including valid generalizations and specific anecdotes that testify to the horrors of the Kim regime, as well as calling on the nations of the world not to turn a blind eye.
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Trump had told Fox News in an interview on Thursday he was not inclined to let McGahn testify to Congress, saying that McGahn had already spoken to the special counsel on the Russia probe and that allowing him to testify would open the gates for others to be called.
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To the Editor: Re "Mueller to Testify to Congress, Setting Up a Political Spectacle" (front page, June 26): Robert Mueller, the special counsel in the Russia investigation, bent over backward to be fair and objective, but because of an overabundance of caution, he fell short of his responsibility.
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A campaign on social media, however, contended that Mr. Salas, a follower of the sect, could not have killed the officers because he was already under arrest when the bus rammed into the officers, and his supporters said there were witnesses who were willing to testify to that fact.
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One reason, Democrats say, is Bolton has made clear he would resist any such demands for his testimony from the Democrat-led House even though he said he'd testify to the Senate if subpoenaed, likely leading to a lengthy court battle that would extend well past the 2020 election.
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Visual art has provided a crucial tool to help redress these erasures, and at this New York outpost of a Sydney gallery, the paintings by five women from central Australia, and one collaborative group, testify to the vibrancy of Aboriginal Australian art and the necessity of speaking for yourself.
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Opposition to De Lima has intensified since she arranged for a self-confessed hitman to testify to a senate hearing last week that he saw Duterte shoot a man dead with an Uzi assault weapon and order other killings while a mayor of Davao City in the 1990s.
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Washington (CNN)Roger Stone associate Andrew Miller will have to testify to a grand jury in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation or will go to jail, a three-judge panel at the DC Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday morning, in an endorsement of Mueller's authority as a prosecutor.
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Even Trump appointee Gordon SondlandGordon SondlandCongress looks to strengthen hand in State Department following impeachment Trump unleashed: President moves with a free hand post-impeachment Donald Trump: Unrepentant, on the attack and still playing the victim MORE mustered the courage to testify to what he saw and heard.
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Either she is telling the truth when she calls Trump "a racist, a bigot, and a misogynist" in serious mental decline, or the Trump campaign's former director of African-American outreach, a woman frequently called upon to testify to Trump's lack of racism, is a lying con artist.
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A section called "Masterpieces and Curiosities" focuses on a single object: currently, an extraordinary charm bracelet made by Greta Perlman in the Theresienstadt concentration camp, whose modest bangles (a bullet, a lice comb, a miniature ladle) testify to the endurance of individual creation in the face of barbarity.
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James Comey seems like a fair-minded person, but his decision to provide color commentary on his decision not to indict Clinton, to testify to Congress about it, to send Congress raw FBI data, and now fire off this vague letter are all a break with longstanding practice and established procedures.
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That will be a red flag for Democrats in Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing given that Trump's attempts to test the boundaries of his office often end up in the courts, and that a decision on whether he must testify to Mueller may ultimately end up before the nine Supreme Court justices.
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Within the hour, Stormy Daniels attorney Michael Avenatti announced he was representing a client who could testify to Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge's predatory behavior in high school, and, on Monday morning, news broke that another potential alleged victim had made a report to a local police department about Kavanaugh.
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"The fact is that the United States in recent years is working crudely using its intelligence services, trying to recruit Russian citizens, exerting moral and other pressure on them.... I think these incidents in the most eloquent manner testify to the attempts to interfere in Russia's internal affairs," Peskov said.
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I caught my breath when I heard FBI Director Christopher Wray testify to Congress that there's been no abuse of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), the law under which our intelligence communities electronically spy on possible terrorists and sometimes capture private communications of innocent U.S. citizens.
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Many of us would personally testify to the term's technical accuracy, having watched, ad infinitum, the horrifying video of the 43-year-old grandfather and loose-cigarette dealer gasping for air as a New York City police officer, Daniel Pantaleo, uses a chokehold and wrestles Garner down to the pavement.
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In a brief written order that followed a phone call with lawyers, McFadden said he was awaiting a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit on whether former White House lawyer Don McGahn must testify to Congress as part of the impeachment effort against Trump.
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WASHINGTON — A federal judge on Tuesday heard final arguments in a case brought by Charles M. Kupperman, President Trump's former deputy national security adviser, who asked for clarity from a federal court about whether he must testify to Congress amid a constitutional clash between House investigators and the White House.
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Their stories testify to the allure of the strange city (and its surrounding area of industrial tracts and colorless urban sprawl) that, centuries ago, was the center of a wealthy, sea-faring "Most Serene Republic" that ruled over a stretch of the Adriatic and even dared to take on the Ottoman Empire's navy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Eugene Kaspersky, the co-founder and chief executive of Moscow-based anti-virus firm Kaspersky Lab, said on Thursday he accepted an invitation to testify to U.S. lawmakers later this month over the security of his company's products, but that he needed an expedited visa in order to do so.
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Just one day before James Comey is to testify to the Senate Intelligence Committee about Trump and the FBI's Russia investigation, Trump tweeted on Wednesday that he has picked a Comey replacement: I will be nominating Christopher A. Wray, a man of impeccable credentials, to be the new Director of the FBI.
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Should any tech CEOs thus choose to snub an invite to testify to the committee they might find themselves being served with an open summons to testify by Irish parliamentarians — and not being able to set foot in a country where their international HQ is located would be more than a reputational irritant.
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Read more: Anita Hill calls the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation hearings 'a disservice to the American public' and 'a tragedy'Only one of Kavanaugh's accusers, Christine Blasey Ford, was permitted to testify to the Senate Judiciary Committee, and Democrats railed bitterly against Senate Republicans, who limited the scope of the FBI's investigation into the allegations.
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But with a little critical re-framing, Monet's most celebrated works can testify to the perniciousness at the heart of the structural conditions underlying today's climate crisis — in particular, the dated binary between "enlightened" humans and an inert and exploitable "true" nature — the bankrupt human-centrism that gave rise to it all.
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For those of us who haven't heard of Holland before, these new and selected stories testify to the fact that there are still fine short story writers out there, doing the hard job of serious literary production in our age of tweets and memes, just putting down one good story after another.
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Michael Cohen told lawmakers earlier this year that one of Donald Trump's personal attorneys asked him to falsely testify to Congress and told him the president was considering granting him a pardon to "shut down" the Russia investigation, according to transcripts released Monday of Cohen's two private interviews with the House Intelligence Committee.
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If McConnell gives in to demands to call witnesses, it would dramatically alter the stakes of Trump&aposs trial by forcing top executive-branch officials — who have so far refused to testify — to reveal what they know to the public about the president&aposs efforts to solicit foreign interference in the 2020 election.
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He ripped Nadler for scheduling the first hearing so soon after the Intelligence Committee report is to be released, calling it "a problematic exercise and simply a made-for-TV event coming on Wednesday" and accusing Democrats of "hiding" the report until the last minute, while demanding that Schiff testify to Judiciary.
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The dispute over how fast to go and over the scope of the Democratic impeachment case spilled over -- in far more civil and respectful terms than the bitter exchanges between lawmakers -- in a debate between four renowned law professors asked to testify to the committee on the mechanics and justifications of impeachment.
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And most egregiously, the staff of the Democrats on this committee had direct discussions with the whistleblower before his or her complaint was submitted to the Inspector General, and Republicans cannot get a full account of these contacts because the Democrats broke their promise to have the whistleblower testify to this committee.
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As if the British government's anti-terror strategy—a 16-year "war on terror" in several countries, an ongoing bombing campaign against the Islamic State, the use of torture and extraordinary rendition, the passing of exhaustive surveillance powers, and a controversial monitoring program targeting Muslim communities—testify to an excess of liberal decorum.
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Trump followed up with a series of five tweets on Friday morning in which he repeated his common refrain that the Russia investigation was a "witch hunt" and accused Mueller of having multiple conflicts of interest, including being "Best Friends" with former FBI Director James Comey, who was set to testify to Congress on Friday.
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Back in the US, some politicians on Capitol Hill have recently (and meekly) suggested that maybe Zuckerberg should come testify to Congress about the apparent damage the social media company has done to the US. But when these inquiries came up in the past, Facebook only sent lackeys like lawyers to give official statements.
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But Larsson's best-selling trilogy of novels and their largely successful film adaptations — three Swedish-language films starring Noomi Rapace, all released in 2009, and Hollywood's 2011 version of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, starring Rooney Mara and directed by David Fincher — testify to the enduring appeal of Lisbeth Salander to some audiences.
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If you look at all that&aposs going on, I think that James Comey&aposs got a lot of problems now-- INGRAHAM: Among those problems according to a report from the Daily Caller, a rank of FBI agents want to testify to Congress that politics and incompetence at the top are destroying the bureau.
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First gas on projects such as Yamal LNG in Russia, Ichthys LNG in Australia, Edradour in the West of Shetland area and Glenlivet in the northwest and the deployment of distribution in France via TOTAL Spring and Direct Energy testify to the company's ability to deploy technologies spanning everything from extraction and liquefaction to distribution.
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Indeed, at time when we debate the effectiveness of images, viral videos, and body cameras to convey the violent outrages of our present moment, Alexievich's book, and the "epic chorus" of voices it contains, is a bracing reminder of the enduring power of the written word to testify to pain like no other medium.
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Quote: "I just know, and I believe most Americans would agree with me, that if I were on trial and I have witnesses that can corroborate that and that can testify to the fact that I am innocent, I would want them on the stand," he told a Michigan outlet as the trial got underway.
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Senate Democrats called Thursday for Sessions to return before the Judiciary Committee and testify to find out why Sessions did not previously disclose a March 2016 meeting where George Papadopoulos, a former campaign adviser, offered to use his contacts to set up a meeting between the GOP presidential candidate and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Many historians and individuals have emphasized the importance of preserving the stories of survivors, and the physical memory of the Holocaust in places like Auschwitz, which now is a memorial and museum: While the two main gas chambers were blown up by the Nazis before they fled, the ruins still testify to their existence.
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"Since taking office, [Barr] has parroted the President in accusing our Intelligence Community of illicit spying on the Trump campaign, repeatedly and purposefully mischaracterized the content of Mueller's report, lied to Congress, refused to turn over subpoenaed documents, and refused to testify to the House Judiciary Committee without dictating the terms of the hearing," Swalwell said in a statement.
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Mr. Pompeo, 55, now finds himself at the most perilous moment of his political life as veteran diplomats testify to Congress that Mr. Trump and his allies hijacked Ukraine policy for political gain — and as congressional investigators look into what Mr. Pompeo knew of the machinations of Mr. Trump and Rudolph W. Giuliani, the president's personal lawyer.
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Mr. Bolton, the former national security adviser, declined to voluntarily testify to Congress, then put the most relevant facts in a surprise tell-all book, and finally dangled the possibility of testimony after all, before reversing course and instead telling interested parties, "You'll love Chapter 14," as he put it during an appearance at Duke University last month.
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And it must be said that there's a lot of twinkling through tears in "I Hear You" as various speakers testify to the impact a charismatic woman had on their lives, at a funeral she had custom designed with her priest, right down to her own, Kitsy-fied versions of the Beatitudes and the gospel according to St. John.
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The film trots out plenty of schoolmates to testify to Clinton's charisma and ambition at Yale Law School, and many of them speak about their disappointment that she followed Bill Clinton to Arkansas — where he rose to the governorship while she worked at a corporate law firm — rather than pursue her own political career at the time.
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"When you have a witness as plainly relevant as John Bolton, who goes to the heart of the most serious and egregious of the president's misconduct, who has volunteered to come and testify, to turn him away and to look the other way, I think, is deeply at odds with being an impartial juror," said Rep.
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" And they award him with this distinction when describing his assertions of presidential authority to block congressional oversight: "Even President Richard Nixon — who obstructed Congress by refusing to turn over key evidence — accepted the authority of Congress to conduct an impeachment inquiry and permitted his aides and advisors to produce documents and testify to Congressional committees.
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"And when you have a witness as plainly relevant as John Bolton who goes to the heart of the most serious and most egregious of the president's misconduct, who has volunteered to come and testify - to turn him away, to look the other way, I think is deeply at odds with being an impartial juror," Schiff said.
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"The FBI has informed me that they are releasing my client from his [nondisclosure agreement] so that he can testify to Congress about his work uncovering the Russian nuclear bribery case and the efforts he witnessed by Moscow to gain influence with the Clintons in hopes of winning favorable uranium decisions from the Obama administration," Toensing said.
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The emergence of California professor Christine Blasey Ford, and her willingness to testify to Congress about the allegations, unleashed a frenetic sequence of events Monday that threatened to unravel the confirmation process of President Donald Trump's nominee, who had seemed on a smooth glide path to becoming the man to enshrine a conservative majority for a generation.
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The president's legal team apparently issued the same advice it had given other former top White House aides, like Mr. Cipollone's predecessor, Donald F. McGahn II, who had been asked to testify before lawmakers in the spring: They are absolutely immune from being forced to testify to Congress about their official duties, meaning they do not even have to show up.
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"To refuse to testify to Congress would be difficult because they're the only ones who can pursue the obstruction of justice charge against the president," said Mieke Eoyang, a former House Intelligence Committee staffer who is now vice president of the national security program at the centrist Democratic think tank Third Way, referring to the House's authority to initiate impeachment proceedings.
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In "Reflecting Relational Traces: The Desert Ice Factory" (2019), filmed in the ruins of a former ice factory in the Sharjah desert (and, by the way, the only "art film" in the narrow sense of the term), the camera brings us microscopically close to relics of human activity that testify to the conflicts that follow the clash of human and non-human entities .
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Parliamentarians in the UK also issued a summons for Zuckerberg last year after repeat snubs to testify to the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport committee's enquiry into fake news — a decision that essentially gave birth to the international grand committee, as legislators in multiple jurisdictions united around a common cause of trying to find ways to hold social media giants to accounts.
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"The fact is that the United States in recent years is working crudely using its intelligence services, trying to recruit Russian citizens, exerting moral and other pressure on them ... I think these incidents in the most eloquent manner testify to the attempts to interfere in Russia's internal affairs," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on a conference call, according to a Reuters report.
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With all the extensions we give Dr Ford to decide if she still wants to testify to the Senate I feel like I'm playing 2nd trombone in the judiciary orchestra and Schumer is the conductor Ford's lawyers initially proposed a public hearing on Thursday; asked the committee to subpoena Mark Judge, a Kavanaugh classmate and potential witness; and that Kavanaugh testify first.
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Ms. Gund, too rare among collectors of her standing, has been a firm supporter of women artists and artists of color, and this show's substantial sculptures by Terry Adkins, Nick Cave and Martin Puryear, as well as a fine portrait of three children by the Harlem Renaissance painter William H. Johnson, testify to her central role in diversifying MoMA's holdings.
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Because what I learned when I finally stopped complaining about the cruise is this: We don't need another formal fashion week that demands the industry travel around the world, view every show through an iPhone and take a break from reality until the season is over (the much-hyped and now shrinking men's weeks in London and New York testify to that).
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LONDON — Prince Andrew came under heightened pressure on Tuesday as the repercussions of a disastrous interview about his friendship with the disgraced Manhattan financier Jeffrey Epstein spread amid calls that he testify to the F.B.I. A woman who has accused Mr. Epstein of sexually abusing her as a child said on Monday that the prince should speak to the American authorities.
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Facebook has once again eschewed a direct request from the UK parliament for its CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, to testify to a committee investigating online disinformation — without rustling up so much as a fig-leaf-sized excuse to explain why the founder of one of the world's most used technology platforms can't squeeze a video call into his busy schedule and spare UK politicians' blushes.
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Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE is drawing intense scrutiny from lawmakers demanding that the Facebook founder testify to Congress about the Cambridge Analytica controversy.
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Orrin HatchOrrin Grant HatchTrump to award racing legend Roger Penske with Presidential Medal of Freedom Trump awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to economist, former Reagan adviser Arthur Laffer Second ex-Senate staffer charged in aiding doxxing of GOP senators MORE (R-Utah) praised Sessions during his second round of questions for his colleague, saying he could personally testify to what a fine man Sessions is.
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Last week the president attacked Bernstein as a "degenerate fool" over a CNN report that he co-bylined that said Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, was willing to testify to special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE that Trump knew about a 2016 Trump Tower meeting ahead of time.
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When Lila disappears without warning at age 66, leaving no clothes, shoes, letters or photographs to testify to her existence, Lenù decides to write about their long and troublesome relationship: their shared love of reading, the education they defied their parents to pursue, the writing they collaborated on, the men they both loved, the children they raised together, all set against the backdrop of postwar Italy's social and political turbulence.
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Zuck: Via The Hill's Ali Breland and Harper Neidig, Mark ZuckerbergMark Elliot ZuckerbergFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach Social media never intended to be in the news business — but just wait till AI takes over Facebook exploring deals with media outlets for news section: report MORE is drawing intense scrutiny from lawmakers demanding that the Facebook founder testify to Congress about the Cambridge Analytica controversy.
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Interior Secretary Ryan ZinkeRyan Keith ZinkeNew policy at Interior's in-house watchdog clamps down on interactions with press Overnight Energy: EPA proposes scrapping limits on coal plant waste | Appointee overseeing federal lands once advocated selling them | EPA lifts Obama-era block on controversial mine Latest appointee overseeing federal public lands once advocated to sell them MORE will testify to the Senate Appropriations Committee's Interior and EPA subpanel on his fiscal 2019 budget request.
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The key weakness of the pro-Hill liberal consensus is that its presentation, then and now, tends to make it sound as if Thomas could have been a #MeToo case like so many recent ones (Bill Cosby, Harvey Weinstein, Matt Lauer, Charlie Rose, etc.), with multiple credible allegations spilling out, if only the men on the Senate Judiciary Committee had been willing to call three other victims who would testify to his harassing ways.
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Mueller recently dealt Trump another blow by indicting the president's onetime adviser Roger StoneRoger Jason Stone28503 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 22019 Judge rejects Stone's request to dismiss charges Judge dismisses DNC lawsuit against Trump campaign, Russia over election interference MORE, and former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen is set to testify to Congress on Friday behind closed doors — two developments that could put the president in legal jeopardy.
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Read more:An ex-Trump aide wants a judge to decide whether he should testify to impeachment investigators or follow Trump's order not to cooperateTrump is getting battered on all fronts as Congress, the courts, and even his own officials eviscerate himRepublicans have reeked of desperation while stumbling through a disastrous week defending Trump'We need some money': Rudy Giuliani accidentally butt-dialed an NBC reporter and was overheard talking about his connections to Bahrain and trashing Biden
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Even as the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan morph into shapeless struggles with no clear ends in sight, they have given birth to an extraordinary outpouring of writing that tries to make sense of it all: journalism that has unraveled the back story of how and why America went to war, and also a profusion of stories, novels, memoirs and poems that testify to the day-to-day realities and to the wars' ever-unspooling human costs.
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