She feels she has people to whom she belongs, and to whom she could go back, if she needed to.
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There is nothing to call this except a threat, and there is absolutely no question to whom, to whom it was directed.
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There is nothing to call this except a threat, and there is absolutely no question to whom, to whom it was directed.
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Should I report this — and if so, to whom?
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Doug Jones, to whom he lost a 2017 special election.
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He has a girlfriend to whom he's about to propose.
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To whom much has been given, much will be expected.
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Why save for someone to whom you don't feel connected?
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In the meantime, to whom are the best resources allocated?
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Begging the question: to whom and where does Kabakov belong?
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Who should pay whom or who should apologize to whom?
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Voice structures who did what to whom in a sentence.
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To whom does this apply, in one way or another?
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Maureen Dowd To Whom It May Concern: Trump is sorry.
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He has a sister, Letitia, to whom he is close.
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It's unclear to whom Trump was referring about the leak.
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He was a man to whom nothing seemed to stick.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, to whom the Department of Transportation answers.
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But where or to whom would one deliver a grievance?
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There are others to whom I cannot make similar promises.
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If so, what did the president say and to whom?
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And to whom does this child, wanted and hunted, belong?
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He gives as he wills, and to whom he chooses.
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Sadly, I have no friend to whom I cannot lie.
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Yeah, although you know what's interesting about watching an outlier and watching someone to whom ... I won't say to whom the rules don't apply, but someone who's decided that the rules are kind of ridiculous.
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But the point is that the only people to whom this does not seem perverse at all—to whom, in fact, it seems not just wise but moral—are the ones in charge of everything.
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In the end, though, attribution comes down to whom you believe.
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He did not say to whom he was delivering the explosives.
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Ted Cruz, to whom the Mercers also donated approximately $11 million.
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His targets would be strangers to whom Popov owed no loyalty.
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As to whom may be responsible, attribution, as always, remains problematic.
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Thomas Balogh, an economics professor at Balliol College, Oxford, to whom
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To whom much is given, even more will be given still.
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Nor is it clear to whom the artefacts should be returned.
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Moreover, it was not immediately clear to whom the data belonged.
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"woman to whom one is betrothed," 1853, from French fianceé, fem.
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First, it begs the question of who should apologise to whom.
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Some of those to whom citizenship was returned remain in jail.
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Admirably, this timeline isn't soft on who did what to whom.
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It was not immediately clear to whom the president was referring.
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And make sure you're comfortable to whom you give information with.
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There was only one person to whom it still felt important.
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It was unclear to whom Trump was referring, but Republican Gov.
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These are the women and men to whom you should listen.
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"Tell me to whom?" he said, when asked about that possibility.
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Americans are confused over which standards suddenly are applied to whom.
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Letters should be sent to the people to whom they're addressed.
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To whom or to what would you like to give it?
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He identified three groups to whom his company's products might appeal.
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Much will depend on how much Duterte delegates and to whom.
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Picture Prompts To whom do you owe a heartfelt "thank you"?
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"Thank you," Brady said, to whom it was not clear exactly.
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What did you say, and to whom did you say it?
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And happy early Mother's Day, to those to whom it applies.
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To whom it should concern, I had to build myself ... myself.
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It won't turn on who offers free college and to whom.
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He had one child, a daughter, to whom he left nothing.
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Instagram is also limiting who can send direct messages to whom.
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To whom should the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) be accountable?
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The question is, who is the Other, and according to whom?
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Any idea yet as to whom your Oscar date will be?
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He left Farrow and married Previn, to whom he's still married.
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One wonders if there's anyone to whom Facebook won't sell ad space?
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What we say to whom and why is a function of context.
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"There's no other federal agency to whom you can turn," Stiles says.
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It is not yet known to whom the other firearms are registered.
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We meet Simon's father, Sean, to whom Marianne must relay the news.
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Robyn didn't identify to whom Michael was allegedly referring during Sunday's RHOP.
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It can also potentially determine who sent a particular file to whom.
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On The Bachelor, he met Vanessa Grimaldi, to whom he got engaged.
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Call a friend to whom you can vent until the sun rises.
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Who went to whom with the initial idea to reboot She-Ra?
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Party-funding laws need to identify who has given money to whom.
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He abruptly fired the leader to whom many FBI folks are loyal.
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It is not yet clear to whom exactly the measure will apply.
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Now, it's just a matter of determining to whom she's promised herself.
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The increasingly pressing question, though, is to whom is Facebook actually accountable?
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How do we help the person to whom this has been done?
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We feel shame in failing to feed those to whom are obligated.
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Our children deserve a president to whom they can look up to.
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But a key question is whether, and to whom, these differences matter.
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You are in control of the important people to whom you relate.
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He is determined to find someone to whom to pass the torch.
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They're groups that run the world and to whom rules don't apply.
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They seem happy to have someone to whom they can open up.
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The costs fall on other people, to whom the system isn't beholden.
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There are also grandchildren, to whom the pop icon is Pop-Pop.
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There are subtle cues to notice, like who's whispering excitedly to whom.
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Not everyone gets that, among those to whom the rest is given.
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Biden did not give further hints as to whom he might pick.
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To whom will Bahrain's disenfranchised youth turn to for support and guidance?
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What would you do, and to whom would you turn for support?
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Did he betray the seasoned politician to whom he owed so much?
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He sells what he wants, when he wants, to whom he wants.
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To whom is the Federal Reserve, a special kind of agency, accountable?
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Those records include data about when and to whom emails were sent.
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It is those individuals to whom the FBI may also be talking.
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I needed to be the best (relative to whom, I don't know).
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Similarly, if you're looking at harms, who's measuring harms to whom, right?
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That means he is the person to whom Mueller delivered his report.
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Bradley was not an author to whom I had a personal attachment.
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Elizabeth Warren, and President Barack Obama, to whom Harris has often been compared.
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I simply control when and to whom it is expressed and revealed to.
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Hicks, an Oxford contemporary to whom she would later briefly be engaged, the
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TC: When might YC revisit a team to whom it has said no?
|
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There are few details about how and to whom the money was distributed.
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Still, anyone to whom that matters is probably voting for a Democrat anyway.
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It's the government, it is the state to whom we direct the decision.
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Full note sent to customers below: To whom this may concern: Navdy, Inc.
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Surrounded by laughing loving humans, including children to whom they provided such joy.
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Modi, to whom CBI sent an email on Wednesday, has denied any wrongdoing.
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To whom, in the end, do jewels such as the Garima Gospels belong?
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Joan, to whom Lee had been married for 69 years, died in 2017.
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I don't have details of what was paid, how much and to whom.
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Jacky Rosen, to whom Tarkanian lost a year ago, in the general election.
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It wasn't clear in the report to whom the payment would be made.
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"We can't keep making the women to whom this happens responsible," she said.
|
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Reddit's co-founder is Alexis Ohanian, to whom Williams became engaged last December.
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I only stopped myself because I didn't know to whom I should apologize.
|
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There are some players to whom it's bigger than winning a Grand Slam.
|
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"No one knows who owes what to whom or how much," said Pauly.
|
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In taking the risk, she credits her father, to whom she was close.
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Dollar's wide-eyed owner, to whom she is dutifully returned by the marriageable
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" When someone off camera asks to whom he's referring, and he responds, "Europeans.
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Consumers have little control over their information or to whom it is sold.
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A young couple to whom he was presenting the encyclopedias changed his outlook.
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Even Mike Trout, the player to whom Buxton is most frequently compared, hit .
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Our thoughts are with his family, to whom we express our deepest condolences.
|
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But I suppose that depends on what you consider dangerous, and to whom.
|
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For obvious reasons, Israeli law limits to whom NSO can sell their products.
|
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Adam isn't the only one to whom this "stranger" shares some hard truths.
|
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One of the first people to whom I reached out was Ashley Yates.
|
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If Mattis had declined to serve, to whom would Trump have gone next?
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It conferred about 93 percent protection in groups to whom it was given.
|
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What we look like tells us and other people to whom we belong.
|
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Adam isn't the only one to whom this "stranger" shares some hard truths.
|
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Phillips's objection was about to whom it was sold; a user-based objection.
|
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But he's not the only one to whom public investors have given deference.
|
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The relatives to whom funds could be sent were mentioned in Kgatho's letter.
|
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The other is Giulietta Masina, to whom Fellini was married for fifty years.
|
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It boils down to whom you're trying to be fair to, Harper says.
|
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It's a yearly sacrifice, though we don't know to whom or for what.
|
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One was Evans, to whom Nicholson was forever grateful for an early favor.
|
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She had no warning from the city, to whom her rent ultimately goes.
|
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Ms. Vega will play McCullers, to whom she bears a marked physical resemblance.
|
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Fastook, to whom Gene was married for 66 years, died two years ago.
|
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To whom should I apologize, and what difference would it make to anyone?
|
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Officials said the confusion over who reports to whom undermines the administration's work.
|
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He's the sort of sexist to whom all women are period-crazed loons.
|
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What it might say, or do, and to whom, is anybody's guess. ♦
|
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Jenkins's target viewer is usually the person to whom he feels most accountable.
|
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Do I need to say here what happened, to whom and by whom?
|
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NORA EPHRON: The acclaimed writer and filmmaker to whom the film is dedicated.
|
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Take Butler, to whom George is often compared, perhaps more than anyone else.
|
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He avoids talk of pardoning Lula, to whom he has stopped paying prison visits.
|
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It took roughly a day for the researchers to determine to whom it belonged.
|
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And the "moderates" in the GOP, to whom all those policy concessions were made?
|
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It's hard to consent if you don't know to whom or what you're consenting.
|
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In its report, DirectDefense says it identified three companies to whom the files belonged.
|
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Show up for therapy, and/or a support group to whom you are accountable.
|
|
That said, you should be conscious about what you give up and to whom.
|
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Without the security of knowing to whom I am replying, I cannot safely tweet.
|
|
Campaigns closely follow which candidates will be standing next to whom during each debate.
|
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There will be much discussion about who said what to whom, who knew what.
|
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A woman to whom he promised to remain loyal during his time in Miami.
|
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And there was no one except for the party to whom they could turn.
|
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He's also the man to whom Laurer's manager reportedly wants to give her brain.
|
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But at that hour, they were mostly partygoers to whom I was usually invisible.
|
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Because she is your friend, she's the one to whom your loyalty is owed.
|
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The share sheet tries to predict to whom you might want to send stuff.
|
|
Who is lending to whom does not much matter for long-term economic growth.
|
|
Ali had nine children, including two with women to whom he was not married.
|
|
Briefly, she mentions Davidson, to whom she was engaged for almost a full summer.
|
|
"I strongly believe that to whom much is given, much is required," Aina says.
|
|
We don't know what those messages said, or to whom exactly they were targeted.
|
|
And some women he's spoken to, whom he didn't name, are angry about it.
|
|
And each one had a family to whom they meant everything in the world.
|
|
Markle is the first American woman to whom Prince Harry has been seriously linked.
|
|
Chief Executive Tim Cook, to whom Ive now reports, has not done the same.
|
|
The man to whom she was sold into marriage was in his early 20s.
|
|
Sandie Shaw, to whom most attribute the original version of the song, was English.
|
|
The affair was calamitous for Taylor, to whom America apportioned much of the blame.
|
|
Finally, loop those to whom you are closest to in on your financial goals.
|
|
The Noble Liar lies with the intention of benefiting those to whom she lies.
|
|
Islamic law generally forbids men from touching women to whom they are not related.
|
|
The biggest toss-up, though, was to whom Hannah Godwin would give her rose.
|
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There's a whole group of dikes to whom these characters, these books may appeal.
|
|
There are other groups fighting inside Syria to whom the agreement does not apply.
|
|
They just knew that he sang, but they didn't know why or to whom.
|
|
Robert Iger, the Disney C.E.O. to whom Lee reports, is stepping down in 2019.
|
|
And that this revolt doesn't have a leader to whom everyone in it listens.
|
|
Every time he does this, he cheats those debtors to whom he owes money.
|
|
Also, they make great gifts for the youngster to whom that young mind belongs.
|
|
It was certainly clear that U.S. action could disrupt oil shipments, but to whom?
|
|
Your Money adviser Make sure you know how much you owe and to whom.
|
|
So we also monitor what we say, to whom, and with what potential effect.
|
|
In Darden's case, the argument was about what assets to sell and to whom.
|
|
Yet most party insiders to whom I've spoken flatly reject a draft-Kasich movement.
|
|
Consider how you will authenticate who can speak to whom and identify illegitimate traffic.
|
|
Turns out, the attorney to whom she was referring is actually a practicing Christian.
|
|
Trump, to whom moral indignation — indeed morality itself — is a stranger, does not care.
|
|
I asked a young woman to whom I'd been talking what her name was.
|
|
"I make my own decisions with respect to whom I support politically," he wrote.
|
|
And beneath it all: To whom does this land and its natural resources belong?
|
|
If they could donate their candy, to whom would they give it, and why?
|
|
They also reveal the identity of the athlete to whom each lab analysis corresponded.
|
|
The questions are how big, how many, and to whom those checks will go.
|
|
Members of the royal family, however, have explicit rules dictating who curtsies to whom.
|
|
And the question of who did what to whom on Thursday is a disappointment.
|
|
Her influence comes in deciding, after elaborate horse trading, which portfolio goes to whom.
|
|
To whom it should concern, NYC has the most segregated schools in the country.
|
|
She could give the scarf away as a gift, she supposed, but to whom?
|
|
Again, I'm not equating Trump and Sanders, to whom that would be grossly unfair.
|
|
This woman is not your child or mate, to whom you bear some responsibility.
|
|
To whom exactly is unclear, perhaps to a country slow to contain a plague.
|
|
It was unclear to whom Trump was specifically referencing but former Defense Secretary Gen.
|
|
Cillizza: How will the FBI's findings in this investigation be presented -- and to whom?
|
|
Our elected officials will act on behalf of those to whom they are accountable.
|
|
Instead, I've highlighted certain features, and to whom they may or may not appeal.
|
|
He is a citizen to whom, like all other citizens, the country's laws apply.
|
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His little brother, to whom Cindy gave the biblical name of Adonai, is 2.
|
|
There's his former client, the oligarch Oleg Deripaska, to whom Manafort was heavily indebted.
|
|
PM's sole source of income is its readers — to whom it alone is responsible.
|
|
And I happened to mention a band to whom these musicians often get compared.
|
|
But she didn't provide further details, such as how much she donated and to whom.
|
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It does not allow gay couples to adopt children to whom they are not related.
|
|
This type of decreased commitment to whom you're currently with increases negative behaviors like cheating.
|
|
SA and potentially to whom, three sources with knowledge of the matter said on Wednesday.
|
|
Meanwhile, Sansa's strategy is to be an effective leader to whom people look for guidance.
|
|
"To whom am I speaking?" is formal, while "Who am I speaking to?" is normal.
|
|
Who's the mother, who's the daughter, to whom will this mystical fertilized egg eventually belong?
|
|
So has Ms. Anderson's husband, the musician Lou Reed, to whom the film is dedicated.
|
|
But in terms of the children, I don't know to whom you're sending a message.
|
|
But we are not a people to whom and nation to which limits don't apply.
|
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We've been blessed immensely as a country to whom much is given, much is acquired.
|
|
Muthart's toddler daughter, to whom she gave birth at age 18, is a bright spot.
|
|
It will do nothing for the coal miners to whom Trump has so vigorously pandered.
|
|
Caleb was riding with two adult women, to whom he was not related, police said.
|
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But she didn't provide further details, such as how much she donated and to whom.
|
|
Professional investors, to whom three quarters of the offer were reserved, have shown little interest.
|
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The local system signs the IDs and only it knows to whom that ID refers.
|
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Find someone to whom life was once cruel and laugh at all of their jokes!
|
|
"It was bullshit," she says to her two sons, to whom Axe actually bid farewell.
|
|
However, these delegates are not required to support the candidates to whom they are pledged.
|
|
He seems to take his lead from the last leader to whom he has spoken.
|
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Her childhood was overshadowed by a mentally ill brother, to whom her mother was devoted.
|
|
If so, how, and to whom, and under what circumstance is this money being allocated?
|
|
Cher, to whom Allman was briefly married in the 1970s, reacted on Twitter Saturday afternoon.
|
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Dan Ozzi is a pure and good boy to whom none of these categories apply.
|
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She then fielded questions from Democrats and from Mitchell, to whom Republicans ceded their time.
|
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He has been invited onboard by Maggie, to whom he has recently shown his artwork.
|
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He told agents he takes photos of the identification of everyone to whom he sells.
|
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They've always responded promptly, unlike other dominant online platforms to whom we've presented similar concerns.
|
|
Kim, MBS and Putin are dictators to whom Trump always gives the benefit of doubt.
|
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Anthony Weiner, Hillary Clinton, and Gillibrand, to whom he gave $4,800 as recently as 2010.
|
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He of the doctor who wrote the To Whom My Concern four-paragraph medical report.
|
|
Schiff did not offer specifics regarding to whom he thinks pardons may have been offered.
|
|
"I'm not going to judge whether it was favorable to whom or what," he said.
|
|
Readers to whom this all seems obvious may find the adult me just as naive.
|
|
"I will never forget that to whom much is given, much is expected," he said.
|
|
Another official to watch is IRS Commissioner Charles Rettig, to whom Neal's letter was addressed.
|
|
"That fucking thing," says the young mother's group to whom the heroine confesses her predicament.
|
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His father, Mohamed — his "idol," to whom "I owe everything" — gets up at 4 a.m.
|
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The newspaper publisher to whom Trump is closest is David Pecker of The National Enquirer.
|
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Eleven, to whom she offers proxy motherhood in the midst of the big ramp-up.
|
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In addition, it required dealers to keep records on those to whom they sold ammunition.
|
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" It makes me think of Toni Morrison's famous interrogation of Ralph Ellison: "Invisible to whom?
|
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Sancho falls for a woman to whom—being a figment of imagination—he is invisible.
|
|
Then again, "the guy" to whom Mr. Cohen refers could be some other person entirely.
|
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Those are deceptive because there is no one to whom all of those things happen.
|
|
Its ideological purity resonates independently of Baghdadi, to whom a successor was named within days.
|
|
They were not stars like Elvis or, later, Michael Jackson, to whom access was restricted.
|
|
Dana, to whom he remains close, had been the unseen presence in all our conversations.
|
|
Specifically, they need to understand who is selling what to whom and where allegiances lie.
|
|
Then there are those — let's call them "Europeans" — to whom it will seem hilariously neurotic.
|
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The last will is the document that delegates what assets and property goes to whom.
|
|
It's not a question of whether the Sussexes are dutiful or not, but to whom.
|
|
It is to those committed Trump voters to whom Republican senators must return every weekend.
|
|
Britain is Norway's biggest trading partner, to whom it sells natural gas, fish and services.
|
|
If you were to build a monument, to whom or for what would it be?
|
|
His third wife was actress Mia Farrow, to whom he was married from 1970-1979.
|
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In other words, they believe there are Americans to whom Trump poses an existential threat.
|
|
As Ashley (Jamie Neumann) tells Abby (Margarita Levieva), it doesn't really matter to whom you're beholden.
|
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Let the scholars fight it out over what really happened and who did what to whom.
|
|
The memo linked Cohen's crimes to Trump, a client to whom Cohen was once intensely loyal.
|
|
In the interview, Holmes does talk about her daughter, Suri, to whom she dedicated the film.
|
|
She is exactly the type of edgy, trend-conscious makeup-lover to whom the brand caters.
|
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The relatively few differences that exist are often enough to figure out who's related to whom.
|
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The identity of the person to whom Kelly sent the email was redacted on privacy grounds.
|
|
Successes belonged only to the individuals to whom they were attributed, not to society writ large.
|
|
"To whom we have offended with our recent billboard, please accept our apologies," the company wrote.
|
|
Obviously, humans are multidimensional and not limited to whom they choose to love or sleep with.
|
|
The lilting voices of the McIntyres immediately begin singing about tonight and who belongs to whom.
|
|
But a ballot is really about one thing: To whom do we want to give power?
|
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Blac Chyna, 27, shares a son with Jenner's boyfriend Tyga, to whom she was once engaged.
|
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To whom they once belonged to and how they were obtained has been blurred by time.
|
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Caleb Schwab was riding with two adult women, to whom he was not related, police said.
|
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Of course, the people to whom you owe money are going to be looking for you.
|
|
Mr Modi, to whom inclusiveness does not come naturally, has often met such outrages with silence.
|
|
He now seems to direct less out of passion than obligation, though to whom is unclear.
|
|
Mark Zuckerberg's company has a keen understanding of how to sell advertising space — and to whom.
|
|
That was partly to woo prospective clients—cosmetic companies, to whom his company, Advanced Genetics Inc.
|
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Primarily he wanted it hidden to respect his parents, to whom Mercury never divulged his sexuality.
|
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Public support is just as variable, depending on how the policy is presented — and to whom.
|
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" He was especially fortunate to have his older brother, to whom he will be "forever grateful.
|
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And those images will only be emailed to the person to whom the letter was sent.
|
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They lived for their spouses, to whom they sought to bring feelings of preciousness and love.
|
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It was definitely direction from Trump to whom he thought was his subordinate — the FBI director.
|
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"He looks like Santa," a friend to whom I recently showed a photograph of him observed.
|
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But expanding their platforms will require help, and it's not clear to whom they can turn.
|
|
With good planning, those to whom wine matters most will draw the assignment of selecting it.
|
|
Exactly how it plans to achieve those goals — at what cost, to whom — is more uncertain.
|
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A lot of the success has gone to "brand evangelists" to whom Newton sent free product.
|
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The firm's involvement in the case gives a few clues to whom its client may be.
|
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Spin the bottle, and get ready to mash faces with the kid to whom it points.
|
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She wasn't, but she did know the woman behind me, to whom she promptly introduced me.
|
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The FBI statement does not explain to whom the campaign officials were concerned about sending signals.
|
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But then he was such a compelling qualifier, one to whom everyone, even Federer, could relate.
|
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These are the men and women to whom Mr. Houghton dedicated his (all too brief) life.
|
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As we walked, Achour talked to me about my father, to whom he owed so much.
|
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Famed Atlantic writer Ta-Nehisi Coates finally confessed to whom he's supporting in the Democratic primary.
|
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She's shown a lovely bedroom and one small child, to whom she will speak only French.
|
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The people she paints are often those to whom she feels a deep connection, I observe.
|
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Andrew Cuomo — to whom they have donated huge sums — to persuade him to block the measures.
|
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So people came together in the community to whom it was interesting, and supported each other.
|
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The answer is messianic politicians, especially presidents, to whom we give additional power to rescue us.
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That type of response, without mentioning to whom it's directed, is popularly known as a subtweet.
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McFaul, still in Moscow, was one of the people to whom the Russians took these complaints.
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It's not clear to whom these passing memories will be addressed until the film's second half.
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Shakespeare doesn't give Isabella any lines after that, because once again to whom can she complain?
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It was not immediately clear to whom subpoenas were issued and the sources did not elaborate.
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Candidates should be required to name creditors and investors, so voters know to whom they're indebted.
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More key relatives: Diana, Princess of Wales, to whom he was married from 1981 to 1996.
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UKRAINE PRESIDENT SAYS IN NORMANDY FORMAT TALKS, WE SHOULD DISCUSS TO WHOM WE SHOULD GIVE AMNESTY
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"The Bible tells us to whom much is given, much is expected," Mr. Pence said then.
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"I may be the only one to whom they can express what they feel," he said.
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"Today I am here to respond to you, exactly who did what to whom," Haros said.
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The "obsession with who talked to whom, and when, is not the answer," Mr. Spicer said.
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I can only imagine what you might do to people to whom those adjectives don't apply.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the character to whom the I.R.S. auditor was speaking.
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We interviewed old friends to whom the author confided the fact of her abuse years ago.
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Another option for financial advisors: partnering with third-party experts to whom they can refer clients.
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Yet there's been a paradigm shift as to whom these co-working spaces are actually serving.
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They worry their reputation will be harmed if the person to whom they delegate messes up.
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They're worried their reputation will be harmed if the person to whom they delegate messes up.
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The person to whom you grant power of attorney will oversee your finances if you're incapacitated.
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There are questions about how carefully ORR vets the sponsors to whom it ultimately releases children.
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He had a daughter with his wife, Esther, to whom he remained married until his death.
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There are people to whom a few dollars a month is a meaningful amount of money.
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"The archaeological finds must be returned to the Palestinian People, to whom they belong," Goldenberg added.
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He was lamenting his first cousin, Tsar Nicholas II (left), to whom he bore an uncanny resemblance.
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The investigation focused on Michael Martin&aposs two biological children, to whom Heather Martin was their stepmother.
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This way, you don't have to create a Splitwise group and track who owes what to whom.
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They could have come from someone among those to whom they report -- their official and political customers.
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However there were no clear candidates to whom Rios' and Aldana's voters would naturally migrate, said Allison.
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It is the same quality I've long appreciated in my grandma, to whom the novel is dedicated.
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"You must designate to whom you want those assets to be transferred upon your death," she said.
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Daniel Richman later confirmed to Reuters he was the one to whom Comey referred in his testimony.
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Ryan shares Deacon with ex-wife Reese Witherspoon, to whom he was married from 1999 to 2007.
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Ultimately, the job of keeping data secure falls on the individual or company to whom it belongs.
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Low-income students suffer the most because they have no one else to whom they can turn.
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Once that error was resolved, a disagreement broke out over how much to reveal, and to whom.
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His wife, Linda Ybarrondo, to whom he was married since 1965, died in 2017 from breast cancer.
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President Donald Trump, to whom the Florida Republican has hitched his political career, was constantly under attack.
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Marketers should be the most difficult people to whom to market, but even we can be bamboozled.
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She was also seated next to a woman to whom she was seen talking throughout the event.
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It was a "westering" people to whom the novus ordo seclorum imprinted on every dollar bill applied.
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Yinniang's mission is emotionally complicated in that Tian is her cousin, to whom she was once betrothed.
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That trauma is unusual, and that those to whom it happens are in unusually unfortunate life circumstances.
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The woman to whom Higgins professed his love at the end of his season of The Bachelor.
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Among Zell's survivors are his wife Shirley Carver Miller, to whom he was married for 64 years.
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We knew Erlich had sold some of his stock, but we didn't know how or to whom.
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Information about one individual can reveal information about others—and not just who is related to whom.
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Government agencies and their employees need to watch how, where, and to whom locations are being broadcasted.
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The focus of the series is the person to whom this dead girl gave her heart — literally.
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An official state account of Hernandez's death had not said to whom that third note was addressed.
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Robots, to whom these issues do not apply, will be essential to the on-demand economy's survival.
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Shortly after their breakup, Grande began dating Pete Davidson, to whom she became engaged to in June.
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"He was a remarkable entrepreneurial figure to whom we all owe much gratitude," Media-Saturn's management said.
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McDougal also apologized to first lady Melania Trump, to whom Trump was married during the alleged affair.
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He appears to favour Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, to whom he was married until 1998, as his successor.
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The FBI then interrogated the people to whom those ballots belonged and assembled a group of witnesses.
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The people who are most concerned about immigration are the ones to whom Trump holds most appeal.
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Ultimately, understanding the meaning of any utterance requires context -- who's speaking, to whom, and with what intent.
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Even more, the festival features a panel of infamously tough Grandmothers, to whom entrepreneurs pitch their startups.
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Should Donald Trump be elected, no one even has a clue as to whom he might appoint.
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The local police also wouldn't arrest any members of the Voloveka, to whom they outsourced their terrorism.
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That, and serial marriage, will make it difficult to keep track of who is related to whom.
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This is real life on the island, and Trump wants to discuss who owes what to whom?
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Children could petition to leave if they didn't like the grown-ups to whom they'd been assigned.
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The reporters can also challenge any claims made by the source to whom they might grant anonymity.
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Yet, often it seems this is the only group to whom the mainstream body positive movement speaks.
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Instead, they were mainly friends, relatives, and others to whom those pills were diverted—typically young people.
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With Putin sworn in, immediate attention will turn to whom Putin will nominate as his prime minister.
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In each "chapter," the story was woven around one individual, to whom all the others were related.
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And it has continued to produce earlier work by playwrights to whom it has devoted prior seasons.
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Then Ms. H got a phone call from a man to whom her sister apparently owed money.
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The idea here was to see how much of a difference Trump's positioning made, and to whom.
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He is the only person in America to whom we have added an article before his name.
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In this regard, the Miocic opponent to whom he is most similar seems to be Mark Hunt.
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For liberals, to whom an expansive state is a more uncomplicated good, the challenge may seem easier.
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Precisely what kind of financial information Iranian prosecutors say Mr. Esfahani betrayed — and to whom — is unclear.
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But images of Winnie the Pooh — to whom Mr. Xi is sometimes likened — have also been erased.
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We are here today, Congresswoman, to tell you and 'the squad' just who did what to whom.
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Investors and consumers need to demand more from the executives to whom they entrust their digital lives.
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"The fellow was my best friend Abbie Cohen," he wrote, to whom he'd promised to send copies.
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The officers to whom those reports were relayed did not consider them significant enough to take action.
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Sol LeWitt is another artist who experimented with color values to whom you can look for inspiration.
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The full extent of the information disclosed, and to whom it was disclosed, accordingly cannot be known.
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Who did what to whom is irrelevant now; your children are the sole basis of your relationship.
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Vanessa formed a rapport with several of her clients, to whom she confided that she was homeless.
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Ultimately, electing a woman or a candidate of color is about more than who donates to whom.
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Just as in the Soviet Union, it doesn't matter how we're losing or why, or to whom.
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Danny is survived by 3 children and his wife Sandy, to whom he was married since 1955.
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And there is no group to whom he is more tightly bonded with than his fellow mayors.
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Evangelicals have called companies like Apple and Disney "corporate bullies," to whom Mammon matters more than morals.
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The defendant, Joy Edwards, was the sister of an individual to whom the whistleblower had testified against.
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Volunteers ask homeless people if there's someone to whom they'd like to address a short video message.
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Actually, if you are a person to whom facts still matter, the microwave has several possible anniversaries.
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Two Hawkfish employees said the agency's flat structure could lead to confusion over who reports to whom.
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She was a type (see: a Kardashian, to whom she was sometimes compared) but also only herself.
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You're the person to whom a leader turns when he or she needs to hear the truth.
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But Yamoussoukro's crocs have a sacred aura, thanks to the big man to whom they once belonged.
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Adam Chanler-Berat ("Next to Normal") will play Nino, a young man to whom Amélie is attracted.
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BP, to whom the rig was leased, has paid $61.6 billion in fines, cleanup costs, and compensation.
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The article also misstated the occupation of the person to whom Maria Hrynenko sent a text message.
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A hairbrush is just a hairbrush, except when it represents the person to whom it once belonged.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation tries to build 3-D chronologies of who did what to whom.
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We know how to explain our votes to our voters back home, to whom we are accountable.
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The prosecution would have to name a specific enemy to whom Schiff is lending aid and comfort.
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Kent Kern, the school district superintendent, to whom the letter was addressed, also could not be reached.
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Indeed, aside from Jackson, to whom Trump is often compared, America has never had a populist president.
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Teaching with Ebonics "would make black kids look stupid," he wrote; he did not specify to whom.
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Justice Anthony Kennedy, to whom Kavanaugh had been a law clerk, announced his retirement on June 27.
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But then again, this is Trump, to whom none of the typical rules has so far applied.
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Employers and insurers are supposed to file "information returns" identifying each person to whom they provide coverage.
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There are also some big unknowns about when, how and to whom the drug should be administered.
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We dress to say something about ourselves and the question is: to whom are the remarks addressed?
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CORRECTION: This story's headline has been updated to correctly identify to whom President Donald Trump was referring.
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"These are human beings to whom we have a duty of humanity," the French president said Tuesday.
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The "power" to whom the film wants to speak truth probably won't be in the movie theater.
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Personally, the concept of imperfections in our bodies is something that I don't understand; Imperfect to whom?
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He wrote his first hand letter, I won't say to whom, but someone nice that he likes.
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But content owners, from music to movies, have become increasingly cautious about to whom they tie their future.
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The will gives no detail as to how much money Mac left or to whom it will go.
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The "authorized account holder" is defined as the natural person to whom the email address is assigned. 7.
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Sansa is madly in love with Joffrey, the heir to the Iron Throne to whom she is betrothed.
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Arguments over seating are usually about who sits next to whom, and who is pushed to the edges.
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"My girlfriend's gonna kill it," Val said of Johnson, to whom he's been linked for over two years.
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The twttr team began by testing what happens if the app more clearly shows who's replying to whom.
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Police said "a weapon was recovered on scene" but it wasn't immediately clear to whom the weapon belonged.
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To control for bias, both groups and the researchers are typically "blinded" to whom is receiving the intervention.
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This consisted of her hugging a pop star to whom she is not married in a music video.
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It is swiftly becoming an asset of the data subject, the human being to whom that data relates.
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That is because we have the agency to decide what we disclose, to whom and under what circumstances.
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But this time around, the focus broadened beyond specific lending arrangements to ask: Who owes what to whom?
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For starters, the predecessors to whom they are so harshly compared had plenty of luck on their side.
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Haspel: Senator, I believe that CIA officers to whom you referred— Harris: It's a yes or no answer.
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To that list add Egypt's strongman, Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, to whom Mr Trump has promised "loyal friendship".
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Columbia Law School professor Daniel Richman confirmed to Reuters he was the friend to whom Comey was referring.
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Robert, the man to whom Mary was delivering that stack of Dink's cash, is Dink's partner this week.
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There Emmanuel Macron, to whom he feels politically close, swept aside an ossified two-party system last year.
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In her CNN town hall Monday night, she eclipsed the seasoned progressive to whom she is often compared.
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The question of who spoke to whom, when absolutely no interaction was contractually necessary, hangs over every scene.
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For instance, Emma Stone (to whom Lawrence refers to by her real name, Emily) is a big softie.
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Like Picasso, to whom Fratino is often compared, his work is in some degree a product of voyeurism.
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Perhaps more fruitful is to take aim at tech entrepreneurs and those to whom they look for inspiration.
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Mssrs Sapiezynski and Ali tested Facebook's systems by paying for advertisements and observing to whom they were delivered.
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She shares King Cairo with her ex Tyga, to whom she became engaged shortly after their son's birth.
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He first tied the knot with supermodel Cindy Crawford, to whom he was married from 1991 to 1995.
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I take inventory, keep track of what people owe him, and log to whom he gives the merchandise.
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But nobody is sure where the aid landed, or even how and to whom it would be distributed.
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"It has to make you think about what you tell and to whom," said one former CIA officer.
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" Lai helped "officials in that faction identify other officials in the AFC to whom they should offer bribes.
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The 'man' to whom Kesha referred was Gottwald — as the surrounding context of the text message makes clear.
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Choreophobia is curated by Lorén Elhili and Nora-Swantje Almes of curatorial collective To Whom This May Concern.
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Carney previously served as White House press secretary to President Barack Obama, to whom O'Rourke has been compared.
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To whom she was married for 21 years, and cared for when he became sick with cancer. 13.
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Ballooning loan write-offs hit the major banks and those smaller banks to whom the loans were syndicated.
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Qwill isn't the only model to whom Chapin has a personal connection—she regularly paints friends and family.
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Thursday's strained call is particularly notable because Macron is arguably the European leader to whom Trump is closest.
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She was one of the first people to whom they told the news: Andrew was going to die.
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They point instead to the roughly 130 employees at Andreessen Horowitz to whom they can turn for support.
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Indeed, unlike Donald Trump, to whom he is sometimes likened, he proposes no radical change of economic direction.
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That is, if Drake ever even learns the tale of the man to whom he owes his life.
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In Europe, there's always a "battle" of nationalities between member states when deciding which seat goes to whom.
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President George W. Bush, to whom I was an adviser, pushed for the elimination of the estate tax.
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On the first ballot, delegates would be bound to vote for the candidate to whom they were pledged.
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The people to whom he expressed his worries read them as expressions of sensibility, rather than as weakness.
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Next would be any other creditor to whom Epstein owed money, such as a bank or mortgage company.
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Lastly, Washington challenged the Catholics to whom he was writing to "not forget the patriotic part" of citizenry.
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Martin stayed outside and talked to her sisters and the man to whom she gave the dog food.
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It's not, in some ways, much different than the approach of O'Rourke, to whom he is frequently compared.
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It's unkind and almost guaranteed to hurt both of the only two people to whom this really matters.
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The information does not include to whom the settlements were paid or from which offices the complaints originated.
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Jim Webb wrote a response in part to Joel Payne, the strategist to whom Bossie made the remark.
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The women to whom this happened are real, actual human beings with their own aspirations, talents, and stories.
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Bezos bought the newspaper three years ago from the Graham family, to whom Buffett was a longtime confidante.
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Officials have also said Hernandez left behind three notes, but have not said to whom they were addressed.
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Sure, the president sees you're his loyal servant, but is Trump the being to whom you're most responsible?
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It will come as a shock to my wife, too, to whom I've been married for 30 years.
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The former president, to whom Mr. Emanuel owes his mayoralty, is no slouch as a fund-raiser himself.
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Still, it's interesting to see who's talking to whom and trace back how deals may have gotten started.
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Things got blended together, and I don't know any more which is what and what belongs to whom.
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It's failing to resonate, and it appears that it doesn't know what it wants to be to whom.
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I hope that the metaphor is at least evocative even for those to whom the term is unfamiliar.
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And as it also happened, I knew Dr. James McGee, the expert to whom Colonel Grossman had alluded.
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Keep the invite list exclusive Only invite people to whom the subject matter of the meeting is relevant.
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The Summit Learning Platform has been an incredible tool, helping me know what to teach and to whom.
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"Peg," to whom Sinclair had gifted two joints, was actually a Detroit Police officer named Jane Mumford Lovelace.
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The fact that my name is Simon rather amused some of the monks to whom we were introduced.
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He spent his days talking with pigeons to whom he had given names: Checkers and Wingtip and Speckles.
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There, his sisters inform him that the patriarch was murdered by a hoodlum to whom he owed money.
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"Bill had never actually met a person to whom he did not enjoy ranting," one character observes, astutely.
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His extended family also included the songwriter Laura Nyro, to whom he was related through a relative's marriage.
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Everyone was either very attractive or the kind of person to whom very attractive people would be drawn.
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To mothers of budding athletes he's the type of coach to whom a boy can safely be entrusted.
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Leon was one of the few to whom she revealed her true identity and sold her work regularly.
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The friend to whom it belonged once worked as an ambulance driver; oversized vehicles do not faze her.
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But there are other questions, including, What does it mean for a festival to matter and to whom?
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Provide and pinpoint exact times, places, situations and individuals to whom this president has allegedly propagated such falsehoods.
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It's unclear if the materials provided to the committees are SARs and if so, to whom they pertain.
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Their low liquidity makes them unattractive to many large institutional investors, to whom Nasdaq is seeking to cater.
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YOU are the first to whom this has happened — and THEY think they can get away with it!
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She had managed the government's communications and was one of the few advisers to whom Mr Hernández listened.
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Denying Ayala's petition undermines the justice system and subverts the will of those to whom she is accountable.
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The person to whom the box had been shipped, James Miller McKim, was waiting there to receive it.
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Why tether my mood to the decisions of obscenely paid executives to whom my input will never matter?
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The Carpetbagger Part of the fun of the annual Oscar nominees' luncheon is seeing who's talking to whom.
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Many people to whom religion was force-fed when they were children walk away from the church as adults.
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Manning, according to a White House statement, is one of 273 prisoners to whom the president granted clemency Tuesday.
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In fact, Tual is French and designed the DAO with two German brothers, to whom he is not related.
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At one point the local grocer, to whom they owed $50, accused her 11-year-old son of stealing.
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Too bad (for him) he did so the week after she met Tom Kaulitz, to whom she's now engaged.
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But viewed together, the new lawsuits provide unprecedented clarity about how much the startup currently owes, and to whom.
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From there, you winnow out all of the targets to whom you sent false predictions, then repeat the process.
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It is still unknown how the goats found their way onto the rails and to whom the animals belong.
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Sadrists ripped down portraits of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, to whom many of Iraq's militias are loyal.
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You can view the access logs to learn how, when, where and to whom your content is being delivered.
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Chapman's bridesmaids included her sisters, a cousin, and longtime pal Kathryn Dudley, to whom she previously donated a kidney.
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Al Franken, the Democratic senator from Minnesota to whom Mr Sessions was responding during his confirmation hearing, sounded nonplussed.
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"We're looking at who did what to whom," Thyne says of determining what is and is not a coup.
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He recounts the discovery of his child, Cady, to whom the book is dedicated, even through his own decline.
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Unlike Hitler or Mussolini, to whom he is often compared, Franco was a winner who died in his bed.
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Perhaps you are one of the fortunate few to whom the concept of a root canal is a mystery.
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While writing the script, Cuarón consulted the real Cleo: Liboria "Libo" Rodriguez, the woman to whom Roma is dedicated.
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On July 19th it published the names of those to whom it pays £150,000 ($195,000) or more a year.
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What remains available, then, is attempting to address what value such an exhibition has to offer, and to whom.
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Tied up in this infamous incident and its aftermath was a question: to whom does public space really belong?
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Weeks after Grande and Miller's reported break up, Grande began dating Pete Davidson, to whom she later got engaged.
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One of the people to whom Ellie was closest was her coach, French Olympic silver medallist Déborah Anthonioz, 39.
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Right now delegates are bound to vote for the candidates to whom they were allocated on the first ballot.
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When Mike Judge wanted all-American idiots for his new animated show in 1992, to whom did he turn?
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Direct lenders raise money from institutional investors, to whom they usually promise returns of around 10% or even 15%.
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It has inspired me (and coaching clients to whom I've recommended it) to be my best at every moment.
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Then, even more graciously, they allow us to pray for future inhabitants to whom we hand the keys. 2.
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There's kind of this unanswered question of to whom we say these things and why, but that's what's interesting.
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Was he a citizen because of his birth, because of where and how and to whom he was born?
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Now that commodities have slumped and Asian demand growth decelerated, to whom are emerging markets turning for investment capital?
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Confusion around cash or questions of who owes what to whom will come up today—work it out later.
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People, to whom you thought you were close, could turn out to lack the depth you assumed they had.
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The 57-year-old left behind no will stipulating to whom his reported $250 million should be bequeathed to.
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Blankenship said he plans to mail out 250,000 copies of the booklet, though he did not specify to whom.
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Children to whom nothing had happened were inadvertently coerced by well-intentioned therapists into fabricating elaborate stories of abuse.
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Haley and Emily, 24, became fan-favorite contestants vying for Higgins' rose alongside Bushnell, to whom Higgins ultimately proposed.
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Ajax's Joel Lobban is more than your average R&B singer, a chameleon to whom genre is largely irrelevant.
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To whom, or to what, Herzog doesn't know, but there's an air of deep, spiritual power to them anyway.
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If you are encrypting email, Google can only hand over the metadata (who's sending to whom and subject headers).
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" She confesses that Jacob is the one she prefers, the one to whom she can say, "I love you.
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Not even those to whom you entrust your protection are safe, the insurgents seemed to be telling their foes.
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"I am not the Mike Peinovich to whom you addressed this email, but I am his father," it read.
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"Be upfront and appreciative and you'll be able to talk to whom you want to talk to," he says.
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Joe Sestak wanted a second shot at Toomey, to whom he had lost by just 2 points in 2010.
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Those to whom PEPFAR has given hope are living monuments to 15 years of passionate bipartisan cooperation in Washington.
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The appeal to "choice" does not work on people to whom women's freedom of choice is a fearful thing.
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On Sunday, residents with seeing-eye dogs welcomed visits from dog walkers, to whom they recounted the night's events.
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" When pressed by Assistant US Attorney Adam Fels about to whom he was referring, he nervously said "Mr. Guzman.
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The Women's March has no official membership structure, so it's unclear to whom its leaders have to be responsive.
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A series of agreements since 1991 have demarcated their 2,615-mile-long border, clearly fixing what belongs to whom.
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"They" merely seem to be people to whom something unfortunate has happened, for whom something has gone terribly wrong.
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But only three electors outside of Washington voted for someone other than the candidate to whom they were pledged.
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Look no further than to whom he associates with today, such as his personal, reportedly unpaid attorney, Lanny Davis.
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Nixon got a pardon from Gerald Ford, the man to whom he gave the keys to the White House.
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The fact of this mighty outward success distinguishes the Antichrist from him to whom his name points per negativum.
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The same applies to a consumer to whom the claims of other consumers have been assigned, the court said.
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Names like Ryan Lochte and Gabby Douglas are tossed out as the sort of Olympians to whom sponsors flock.
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After being prompted by police, Weinman says she is calling her aunt, to whom she says the alcohol belongs.
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We know they did not call to buffalo, but we're at a loss as to whom they did call.
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Turki, to whom Khashoggi once served as an adviser, has also served as an ambassador to London and Washington.
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But a good guest — a good ally — amplifies the concerns of the people to whom a cause actually belongs.
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Kirrily Dearing of the Royal Australian Air Force Group, head of Resolute Support's gender directorate, to whom Gerber reports.
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Uber shouldenhance communication to employees concerning how and to whom they can raise complaints about harassment, discrimination, and retaliation.
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Visa president Ryan McInerney, to whom McCarthy reported, sent out a company-wide memo on Friday announcing the departure.
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Like Ono, Qiu invited viewers to play until it was confusing as to which game pieces belonged to whom.
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It also does not identify senior campaign officials, like Mr. Papadopoulos's supervisor, to whom he reported on his contacts.
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But it's also a consequence Mr. Umbers's startlingly sympathetic performance of a (usually unsympathetic) man to whom fame happens.
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Like the cops to whom Lu ends up telling her story, I found myself flinching at the supernatural parts.
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" The other: "Why would I let my children be taught by people to whom this land doesn't even belong?
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So an obvious winner from night one is Hannah Ann Sluss, to whom Peter handed out his debut rose.
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Sam Smith duetted with Normani, Ed Sheeran with Khalid, and Chris Brown with Drake, to whom no rules apply.
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LONDON — Boris Johnson, to whom lying comes as easily as breathing, is on the verge of becoming prime minister.
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Garry Shandling, who died last year, and to whom the movie is dedicated, may have the most sage advice.
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Like most people, I want to be near my family, my brothers to whom I said, "See you after."
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Unlike Dickens, to whom he was sometimes compared, Balzac didn't care for or about children, and was essentially unhumorous.
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They asked hard hitting questions like how the couple met in 1979 and who ended up proposing to whom.
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Mr. Cohen notably tracked down many of the adult women to whom Carroll had written when they were children.
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Small wonder that the Warsaw literary circle to whom Asch first introduced his play urged him to burn it.
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Mozart's acquisition of the project strained relations between the two composers, although who did what to whom remains unclear.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: There is a taxi driver in New York City to whom I owe an apology.
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She had three pages of notes of people trapped and people with injuries to whom she was sending help.
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She did not specify who had paid the bribe, or to whom, and Reuters could not verify her statement.
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That worldview was distilled in Yiannopoulos's response when a journalist mentioned Ann Coulter, to whom he is often likened.
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But some Widodo supporters took issue with Amin, 75, to whom they attribute a key role in fuelling intolerance.
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He is one of the only incoming presidents to whom Air Force One might feel like a step down.
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That's their only choice under Trump, to whom they have sold their policy, as well as their political souls.
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I was prepared in the circle of women to whom I could turn for advice, for support, for love.
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I was prepared in the circle of women to whom I could turn for advice, for support, for love.
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And, more broadly, how can you have power and still be a woman to whom men do bad things?
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Facebook's spokespeople later called to stress that Obama was only one of many people to whom he had spoken.
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Last month, Sessions — to whom Wray will report if he's confirmed — testified that investigations into leaks are already underway.
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Weird Garbage exists in the universe as an icon of the person to whom it will eventually be given.
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It gets difficult to keep track of who's related to whom, and who is alive and who is dead.
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One can assume if he doesn't run, voters to whom he appeals will gravitate to a more moderate candidate.
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Who did what to whom because I think marriages are complicated and we really don't know what happened. Yep.
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She has an advice for actresses and actors to whom this happens ... and the message is simple ... don't cower.
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Where you're born, when you're born, to whom you're born — these facts determine our lives to a great degree.
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In addition to Maddox, 15, whom she adopted in Cambodia in 2002, the couple are parents to Zahara, 11, from Ethiopia; Shiloh, to whom she gave birth in Namibia in 2006; Pax, 12, adopted in Vietnam; and the twins Vivienne and Knox, 0003, to whom Ms. Jolie Pitt gave birth in 2008.
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In other words, it's not easy — it takes effort to figure out what fundings should go where, and to whom.
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One might assume she's speaking of Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel, to whom she became engaged just over a week ago.
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Then we do an exhaustive search and connect them with people they know and love or to whom they're related.
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Those words triggered not only giddy excitement as to whom it could be; they also usually translated into bigger tips.
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Sessions said on Thursday that "fentanyl people are really killers," but did not clarify to whom he was specifically referring.
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One of those subcontractors was Marty Rosenberg of Atlantic Plate Glass Co., to whom Trump was $1.5 million in debt.
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It is now incumbent upon the judges of the Second Circuit to whom this matter is assigned to move swiftly.
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While we'll never know to whom Adele and Richie were speaking on the phone, we definitely know who's calling Swift.
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This might not resonate with everybody, but friends to whom I mentioned my story — from different backgrounds — found it familiar.
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I did more than 50 interviews, not counting those people to whom I returned two, three and even four times.
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The sheer amount of investigations and potential investigations is dizzying, so let's break down who's doing what, and to whom.
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There is a distant echo in that of a politician to whom Mrs May is not often compared: Donald Trump.
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They can't see what's inside the messages, but they can see who is sending a message to whom and when.
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The two sources say he made introductions for Amyntor, though it is unclear to whom he introduced the company officials.
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We're excited to see who's giving their heart to whom and whether they'll give it away the very next day.
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" It's unclear to whom Pete's directing his words, but he adds ... "all i've ever tried to do was help people.
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Ten judges rated each edit to determine whether it contained a personal attack and to whom the attack was directed.
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After questioning by police, to whom he repeated his extreme comments, Uematsu was sent to a hospital on Feb. 19.
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He visited Beijing in October and has met twice with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, to whom he has expressed admiration.
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A spokesman for the office confirmed the adopted girl&aposs body was released Saturday, but would not say to whom.
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Bourdain also has an 11-year-old daughter Ariane, to whom he left the majority of his $1.21 million fortune.
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Bourdain also has an 11-year-old daughter Ariane, to whom he left the majority of his $1.21 million fortune.
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To help limit abuses, the bills include new public data-reporting requirements, on what tickets are issued and to whom.
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They must also verify that the person to whom the vehicle is hired has the ability to ride it properly.
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If there is one man to whom Mr Zelensky owes his sudden political good fortune, it is Mr Poroshenko himself.
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The City Girls urge other women to set their sights high when considering to whom to give their intimate goods.
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The government's argument was met with unfiltered shock from Ninth Circuit Court judges to whom the case was being made.
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The list of influential bands with women to whom Chips & Beer gives props and gratitude goes on. Read. Learn. Rock.
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And a majority of participants, before knowing which T-shirts belonged to whom, described two particular ones as smelling identical.
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On Instagram, she has nearly 6,000 followers to whom she regularly posts pictures and videos of herself performing complicated moves.
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It also has a loyal base of customers in the U.S. to whom it sells a lot of video games.
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So you have to pay attention to whom you are speaking to when making large overarching claims about nebulous concepts.
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They are more relaxed about immigration than the greying voters to whom Boris Johnson and Michael Gove so disingenuously pander.
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Most importantly, we met the Merlin of England, to whom I may now be married, though I can't be certain.
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Outside of family businesses, there are very few employers to whom a potential employee has a pre-existing eternal bond.
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And he can't get his ship back together without Kuill (Nick Nolte), to whom he is unfailingly gracious and polite.
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On November 10th Ciudadanos looks set to lose the seat it won in April, though to whom is not clear.
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But the center of the book is their mother, Amelia, a prominent playwright and feminist to whom they wrote frequently.
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Trump doubled down on the comments Sunday night, making clear to whom his comments were directed in his initial tweet.
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Yes, she made a complaint, and to whom and in what format, that's something that will come out at trial.
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" The liner notes of the album read: "DEAR LISTENER: ALL PRAISE BE TO GOD TO WHOM ALL PRAISE IS DUE.
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Analysts that I've spoken to, whom I trust, say that this is most likely because ISIS very much needs Turkey.
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In other words, the perfect person to whom Kimmy might reveal what really happened in that bunker with the Rev.
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"What looks like trash to us might not be trash to the person to (whom) it belongs," she told CNN.
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Not even Supreme Court Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. — to whom he is often compared — matches his productivity and range.
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Among her immediate neighbors were Robert Indiana, Jack Youngerman, Ann Wilson and Lenore Tawney, to whom she was particularly close.
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"People decide freely with an agreement to whom they are going to leave their belongings after their death," Oztrak said.
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But Mr. Trump's remarks have offended wide blocs of voters to whom the party must appeal amid national demographic shifts.
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He smoked Marlboro Lights and drank cranberry vodka and had once impregnated a woman to whom he was not married.
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The girls to whom Rachel is talking know about the tape, too, but they heard about it from Katie's boyfriend.
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I expect, on the show, he'll be talking a lot about his ex-wife, to whom he lost his virginity.
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Abramović responded on Facebook to the uproar: I have the greatest respect for Aborigine people, to whom I owe everything.
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A few moments might be confusing early on, as when it's unclear who is talking to whom, but they pass.
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He had got my address from the Crisis in New York, to whom I had sent some poems from Paris.
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The impoverished status of people leaving incarceration also exacerbates the financial conditions of the poor families to whom they return.
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Consumers should be referred to as clients instead of merely customers, to whom a higher duty of care is owed.
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Yes, Izzie, the doctor to whom he was once married and hasn't been seen on the show since Season 6.
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But Cappellini wasn't looking for fire; he was looking for Facco, to whom he offered a job on the spot.
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This will come as sad news to my children, to whom I've been a mother for over 20 years now.
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The man to whom she's secretly married betrays her three times, as money and power are dangled within his reach.
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Forbes said earlier in the week that it was "impossible to know definitively who gave how much to whom when".
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And that effort, to him, will start with the "real" America, the people to whom he's increasingly handing the microphone.
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And his message resonates for reasons familiar to Plato: Trump is a reflection of the people to whom he appeals.
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Who have we been and what have we accomplished and what have we meant and to whom have we mattered?
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May, who once had no appetite for leaving, it was he to whom Remainers turned for comfort and safe harbor.
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Miss Manners begs you to resist this mean and greedy way of treating people to whom you are supposedly close.
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Then, next to each one, list relevant information, including its due date, to whom it's owed and its interest rate.
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When you want to know to whom Trump is appealing with his unhinged racial rants, look no farther than Alabama.
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Sharp-edged black shadows danced across the stones, more vital than the limp, jaded tourists to whom they were attached.
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As with turmeric in Nicaragua, its absence is hardly registered by local cooks, to whom the spice is an interloper.
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They trusted only the facts they had verified themselves, and only the people to whom they had close personal ties.
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And as for to whom the moniker will be applied, here are the men in contention: John Bessler Wife: Sen.
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Instead, "Wild Things" is relaxed, discursive and personal, a survey course centering on the writers to whom Handy especially responds.
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He said the group has a list of one million members to whom it's promoting Warren and, now, criticizing Biden.
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Davis said Mattis is also making a "number of calls" to his foreign counterparts, but did not specify to whom.
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"Competition breeds innovation," says Josh Swartz, the COO of Popdog and one of the "great minds" to whom Freytag alluded.
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To black people in South Carolina and any particular group to whom the left panders, you are being lied to.
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One source told CNN that until the president makes the pick, there's no certainty as to whom it will be.
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Another worthy candidate, he said, is a long-distance friend, to whom you can spill all the pertinent details—e.g.
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On the ride over to Terminal 4, the lawyers discussed another problem: to whom, exactly, would the order be delivered?
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Like so many fools before him, he thought he'd be that one special boy to whom Trump would display loyalty.
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"He did not like the government telling him to whom he could and could not sell firearms," court documents state.
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"It's emasculating!" cried a talk-show host to whom the governor of New Jersey — for some reason — reported the tale.
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Ms. Gibson said her primary reason for attending was Mr. Burk, to whom she began talking immediately upon his arrival.
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We humans are like this in all kinds of domains, from what to have for lunch to whom to marry.
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The Connecticut complaint said Infowars profits by stoking paranoia to amass more followers, to whom it can sell more products.
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The elected officials to whom the DNC is ultimately accountable don't really care about that — they overwhelmingly supported Clinton too.
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The one neighbor to whom Mr. Lipping had confided, Michael Grinthal, had rejected it as reason to evict Mr. Caballero.
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A woman named Denise, whose church services Clinton has apparently visited, asked Clinton to whom, and for whom, she prays.
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If you are encrypting email, Google can only practically hand over the metadata (who's sending to whom and subject headers).
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Get organized, clean up your space, put on a face mask, or call a friend to whom you can vent.
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Later, a Kentucky Supreme Court ruling affirmed that the grand jury could not indict anyone to whom Fletcher's pardon applied.
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I used that money to hire a book designer (to whom I paid a couple of hundred dollars, which was totally worth it) and an editor (to whom I paid a couple of thousand dollars, which wasn't worth it, as I could have had other writers and editors I know do it for much less).
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I graduated from college two months later, fake smiling for photos with the friends to whom I could no longer relate.
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Wallace left office in 22006 — but the governorship went to his wife, to whom he served as the de-facto governor.
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WhatsApp is encrypted, which means it's almost impossible to get a sense of who is sharing what to whom or when.
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The two reportedly met while Portwood was filming Marriage Boot Camp with ex Matt Baier, to whom she was once engaged.
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"This is blowing me over," said William Ivey Long, the costume designer to whom fans have been (perhaps unwittingly) paying homage.
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"GI Joe, how are you today?" asked the sweet-sounding girl, of men to whom any girl would have sounded sweet.
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Amy is the lifelong guardian of Allison (Maggie Lawson), an uptight dermatologist to whom she reveals herself as the show begins.
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But that was before the owner, Saki, bought back his family's restaurant from the people to whom they had sold it.
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Mr. Gaul, the son of a single mother to whom he was a source of shame, was raised by his grandmother.
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To other supporters, believing in Gillum made sense to poor Floridians, people to whom voting in elections can sometimes be amorphous.
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The young man to whom the shrine is dedicated is Emanuele Sibillo, the archetype of a new breed of Neapolitan gangster.
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"It all starts from George Soros, this malefic character, to whom I say: I will not surrender," Dragnea said in July.
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Not to mention, flip-flopping like this is pretty awful for Becca, aka the woman to whom he initially proposed marriage.
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On-camera, Luyendyk Jr., 36, admitted that he still had feelings for runner-up Lauren Burnham, to whom he's now engaged.
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Cuomo then asked King to whom he was referring when King said "somebody else's babies," though King didn't answer the question.
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The online-ad industry has over the years developed an unusually hostile relationship with those to whom its products are served.
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The two reportedly met while Portwood was filming Marriage Boot Camp with ex Matt Baier, to whom she was once engaged.
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Earlier this month, Shannon Beador filed for divorce from her husband, David , to whom she had been married for 17 years.
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No comment was immediately available from the office of German Transport Minister Andreas Scheuer, to whom the CEOs' letter was addressed.
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But unlike Pussy Riot, the Russian outfit to whom Mai Khoi has occasionally been compared, the music still—has always—mattered.
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Still, the Black man in this painting grins in the face of the white police officer to whom he is tied.
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To whom should you designate emissions for shipping Chinese goods, made with South Korean components, across the Pacific to American consumers?
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It does not have its own subscribers, but relies instead on those of the providers to whom it sells the rights.
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Scott is Eminem's only biological daughter with ex Kim Mathers, to whom he was married twice before ultimately splitting in 2006.
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The region is awash in arms, and it's nearly impossible to determine who is sending what to whom, this official said.
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The result, in 1962, was "Blue Xmas (To Whom It May Concern)," a wry, somewhat cynical ditty sung by Mr. Dorough.
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He and Mr. Klank, to whom the book is dedicated, are now partners in the seven-restaurant Taqueria del Sol chain.
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The Prophet Mohammad said the one who does it and the one to whom it is done to, kill them both.
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I have one of those extended Southern families where arguing about who's related to whom and how is practically a hobby.
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Hailie is Eminem's only biological daughter with ex Kim Mathers, to whom he was married twice before ultimately splitting in 2006.
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I wish the president wasn&apost a man of a history of abusing women, including those to whom he is married.
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Even worse, tech companies do their best to hide how much consumer data is worth and to whom it is sold.
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We happen to know a certain Twitter user who enjoys comparing women to dogs to whom this new policy might apply.
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"We could really use some more loyalty, I will tell you that," Trump said, without saying to whom he was referring.
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Mass-selling newspaper Bild put Kramp-Karrenbauer's appeal down to being "a very average person" to whom ordinary Germans could relate.
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In some of Delacroix's writings about his melancholic approach to art, he mused about Michelangelo, to whom he often compared himself.
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By that I mean it was contrived and soulless and hosted by a couple personalities to whom I felt no draw.
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"Like a Jedi, if he was trained by Obi-Wan Kenobi, he was great," one person to whom he reported said.
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In other words, they are the polar opposite of Trump, an anti-professional to whom laws were meant to be broken.
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An even bigger challenge is time management and navigating relationships with 20 or 30 people to whom you'll now feel obliged.
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Lopez Obrador did not specify clearly to whom he had sent the letter, but appeared to be referring to U.S. lawmakers.
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Yet even if Trump seems to be a Teflon candidate, to whom almost nothing sticks, we must still do our jobs.
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North Korea has one major trading partner — China — to whom they sell minerals, metals, guns, textiles, and agricultural and fishery products
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The Office of Refugee Resettlement has procedures for finding sponsors and guardians to whom they can release minors in its custody.
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I can't think of anyone else to whom that tag applies in dance, and Mr. Ouramdane reminds me of nobody else.
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Instead, El Kef residents pointed fingers at bigger entrepreneurs, to whom they claim the local government turns a blind eye to.
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"So I think the family has tried its best to live those values, to whom much is given, much is expected."
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We are immersed in a state of wistfulness, but we are not sure where, or to whom, those feelings are directed.
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Each record was linked to a Boomoji's unique ID, making it relatively easy to know whose contact list belonged to whom.
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There they stood before him: his idols, to whom he'd dedicated a track on his Ich bin 3 Berliner mixtape (2017).
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In fact, each character has such a complex story arc that it can be hard to remember what happened to whom.
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In 2014, the Danish-born Mr. Kobborg, to whom Ms. Cojocaru is engaged, was hired as artistic director of the troupe.
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Kyle Ketelsen plays the title role, and Mojca Erdmann and Elena Copons trade turns as Susanna, to whom Figaro is betrothed.
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The exhibition represents nearly every artist to whom the gallery has given a solo show; their efforts tend to be impressive.
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"Today I am here to respond to you, exactly who did what to whom," Haros said to a smattering of applause.
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The people to whom he speaks are concerned, at a very abstract level, with moral order and diversity and cultural change.
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It's the man in the No. 213 slot, the one to whom No. 5, a police officer, appears to be pointing.
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Mr. Trump built and sustained his long, gaudy career by demanding loyalty from people to whom he gave nothing in return.
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The public to whom elected officials are answerable must be provided with a true sense of the facts and circumstances involved.
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At the zenith of his fame, the hero proves his worth by honoring those to whom the glory is truly owed.
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When you do come into this type of money, there are so many people to whom you become that safety net.
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This is where we are now: building coalitions around causes, often with those to whom we take offense or even despise.
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"It's an interesting feature of human life that one shrinks and expands according to whom one is talking to," Eisenberg said.
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The victims here are the economy as a whole and the workers and ordinary folk to whom Mr. Trump promised relief.
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He noted that he was responding with the permission of a pope to whom he, unlike Archbishop Viganò, had remained loyal.
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Hollywood has a long history of privileging whiteness, from who gets to greenlight movie ideas to whom studios target for consumption.
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If they were both lost, there was surely some solace in having a partner to whom each was so finely attuned.
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The task of deregulation has therefore fallen chiefly to America's several bank regulators—to whom, ironically, Dodd-Frank gave considerable discretion.
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Justice Stephen G. Breyer asked his own long question but gave the lawyer to whom he had posed it an option.
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I had something to say to Linda, to whom I spoke only occasionally, and then of things that had little importance.
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Pliskova has a tricky opening match against the 39th-ranked Kristina Mladenovic, to whom she has lost two of four matches.
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The occasion is a visit by the Earl of Southampton, to whom Shakespeare, early in his career, dedicated two long poems.
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He had them to dinner at the Reform Club, where he introduced them to Whistler, to whom Montesquiou became powerfully devoted.
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Lyovochkin later became a politician in Ukraine and was one of the two people to whom Manafort reportedly sent polling data.
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He declined to identify the person to whom he sent the $350,000, saying only that he had honored the athlete's request.
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Surely it is cousins Jenna and Mara to whom this information should be conveyed, so perhaps another mass email is necessary.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission was whether the exception applies to employees who are not ordained ministers and, if so, to whom.
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The person to whom he was referring, a senior vice president, resigned after being confronted with the letter by her boss.
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Neither did the Potter County G.O.P. chairman, to whom the Texas Republican Party referred questions on Dr. Jackson and the race.
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His daughter's mother, who he divorced, and his son's mother, to whom he was not married, are both citizens, Perez said.
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Until he arrived, the mayor of Jerusalem had been scrambling to find a British official to whom he could cede control.
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Yet this, too, is a choice, and it also sends a message about the party's values and to whom it appeals.
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Manchin won by 2 points more among those who said his Kavanaugh vote was important to whom they chose for Senate.
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These are immigrants brought to the United States as children to whom President Obama granted temporary legal status by executive order.
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"Only those to whom the country does not belong are capable of burning it," he said in a tweet in Hebrew.
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Once you enter all the expenses, the app magically divides everything up and tells you what you owe (and to whom).
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More important, the platforms now act as "regulators" of the news business — determining what information gets delivered to whom, and when.
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A previous version of this article misidentified the people to whom Paul Manafort wanted a Russian associate to send polling data.
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Lee was half of a biracial couple to whom no one would rent, so she needed money to buy a house.
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Sheikha Latifa said Shamsa, the only of 30 siblings to whom she was close, had been drugged into docility ever since.
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"To reinforce who is at the center of our work and to whom the library belongs," a library spokeswoman told me.
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It is not certain to whom Hobby Lobby donated the artifacts, but the likeliest answer is the Museum of the Bible.
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Frey's will lists Cindy Millican -- to whom he was married for more than 25 years -- as sole heir to his fortune.
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But in its final two seasons, the show mostly created a series of implications about what was happening and to whom.
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"She was always attuned to the women who were asking the best questions and the women to whom others gravitated," Bundles said.
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But Malik's most visible relationship was with Little Mix's Perrie Edwards, to whom he was engaged from August 2013 to August 2015.
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One of the thousands of celebrities to whom your intern sent hand soap has shared the product with her 5.4 MILLION FOLLOWERS!!!
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Part emergency-protest, part homage to the displaced, the show also questions the idea of ownership: to whom, exactly, does land belong?
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Grande wrote the song after her split from Pete Davidson, to whom Grande was very publicly engaged before she flipped the narrative.
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It is not only my greatest honor but also a testament to the sacrifices of the veterans to whom I am indebted.
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If there was ever a man who deserves no sympathy and to whom the word "evil" so obviously applies, it is Roof.
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He is survived by his wife, to whom he was married for 62 years, as well as four children and nine grandchildren.
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But the massage therapist to whom I am loyal recently branched out to do private massage and now comes to my home.
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Beyond that, it is a total guessing game from week to week as to whom San Francisco might turn for big plays.
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In contrast to his Western counterparts, and to the Minimalists to whom he has often been compared, Yun was not a literalist.
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"You know good people when you meet them," Baum tells PEOPLE of Sherman, to whom he talked for well over two hours.
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"Once the corporation decides that earning returns is no longer its primary purpose, to whom will it be accountable?" says Mr Singer.
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Wilson, 30, was one of 13 officers to whom President Obama awarded the Medal of Valor last week at the White House.
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"We need concrete information on the ... payments, to whom they were made and for what," presiding judge Josef Bill said on Wednesday.
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Always a survivor, Lilliet transforms herself from the girl to whom things happen into a diva defying fate while her voice lasts.
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There are also things you can more likely do for children to whom you're biologically related — notably, on the organ-donor front.
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I asked Amazon spokesperson Drew Herdener if CEO Jeff Bezos, to whom Carney reports, had any comment on this week's offensive tweet.
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"I call on the Honorable Prime Minister of Pakistan, to whom I will also send a formal request, to intervene," he said.
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Neither the company nor the numerous investors to whom we reached out over the weekend have responded to our requests for comment.
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As the holidays approach, your list of people to whom you want to send season's greetings is probably growing by the day.
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Platforms would have to release information about who bought the ads, how much they cost, and to whom the ads were targeted.
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Debbie Dingell, whose husband and former congressman John Dingell passed away earlier this year and to whom Biden paid tribute in February.
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As the titular shinobi, Sekiro, I was on a quest to rescue the young noble lord to whom I had sworn fealty.
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Candidates with little money are disadvantaged by having to spend more time raising funds from donors to whom they are then beholden.
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It fits into a broader pattern of using his power and influence to bully and belittle women to whom he's sexually attracted.
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Restructuring advisers have influence over how much creditors get paid, or which parts of the business are sold off and to whom.
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Nor can you give the thing away — to whom can someone of good conscience give such an object such as a key?
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She described being thanked and congratulated by women in and out of Hollywood, including people to whom she had never spoken before.
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Heading into Season 8 of Game of Thrones, every fan has their favorite theories on what will happen, when, and to whom.
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The centuries-old question of to whom Northern Ireland belonged was carefully buried for future generations to unearth when they were ready.
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Most digital stars aren't contracted at a studio and most don't have a small army of handlers to whom they are accountable.
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Kissinger was Secretary of State and National Security Advisor under Richard Nixon — the president to whom Trump's critics have compared the move.
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He admits to paying "vacunas" -- or protection money -- but doesn't say how much he's paid or to whom the money has gone.
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Another is Abu Jandal, a preacher from Malang to whom Naim had links, before his ambition outgrew the influence of the iman.
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Those to whom information was leaked, termed "bystanders," were broken down by the FBI into peers, family members, authority figures and strangers.
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He wouldn't go into the content of the letters, or say who wrote to whom, or how investigators learned of the letters.
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It was unclear to whom bin Laden was writing, as his natural father, Mohammed bin Laden, died in a 1967 airplane crash.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday he'd probably have to get married again, but did not say to whom.
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She was the one to whom he confided his most intimate thoughts; she was the refuge where he could find emotional nourishment.
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The fastest-growing arrangement for those in this age bracket is living with a romantic partner to whom they are not married.
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I can't stop thinking about the men to whom we have promised a tent and the night they have ahead of them.
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FCC commissioners quoted Roesel as saying "the dumber, the more broke, the better" in regard to whom he targeted with his robocalls.
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FCC commissioners quoted Roesel as saying "the dumber, the more broke, the better" in regard to whom he targeted with his robocalls.
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Deborah Dingell (D-Mich.), to whom he was married for nearly 40 years and won his seat in Congress when John retired.
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Curtis Jackson, a pharmaceutical investor to whom Vyera referred questions, said that it takes about a billion dollars to create a drug.
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"We knew he was the only person to whom we would trust Cameron's life," she said in the release from the hospital.
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His mother, to whom he was very close, died when Housman was twelve, an experience that turned him into a lifelong atheist.
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To round out the top ten of countries to whom we could turn, at least half would be other European Union members.
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Mr. Rosenfeld said that he and his fellow gallerist Halley K. Harrisburg, to whom he is married, plan to keep the painting.
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Others said they do not know to whom they are supposed to reach out in an administration still struggling to staff up.
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Some of the countries to whom we give the most support -- including Egypt, Jordan, Afghanistan, and Iraq -- voted for the resolution anyway.
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In addition to Rosario, he had a younger brother, Gabriel, to whom the Mexican consulate at Tucson gave my name and number.
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Each starkly black and white image appears stately and evocative of the story behind the person to whom each bodily feature belongs.
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Part of the benefit of passing as straight is that I get to choose when I identify as queer, and to whom.
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This wasn't some aspirational post on the company blog, either; it was a call with investors, to whom Robo is legally beholden.
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Both sides contend that, without also agreeing on borders and settlements, they will not know which natural water resources belong to whom.
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His life was still replete with younger men to whom he was an aide and a guide—but not a sexual equal.
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How many of us, when faced with complex adult difficulties, have turned to childhood friends to whom we haven't spoken for decades?
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Most were Polish immigrants whose families had been brought to America with the help of the priest, to whom they felt beholden.
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As their B-19503 plummeted toward earth, he was the person to whom my father gave the "thumbs up" sign to eject.
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Studying it, I understood the obvious — that she'd once been a girl, adventurous and vividly alive, to whom nothing bad had happened.
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This crisis requires presidential contenders with an allergy to the mega-wealthy—or, rather, someone to whom the mega-wealthy are allergic.
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My advice to any college administrator to whom an alleged sexual assault is reported: Pick up the telephone and call the police.
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So they signed a letter Han had asked them to write, addressed only "to whom it may concern," disputing Terri Laymon's complaint.
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And there was his unusual relationship with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, to whom he sang "Happy Birthday" in 2014.
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In 22 Arab countries we don't have one decent museum to whom a collector or an artist can give artworks or books.
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The issue of Mr. Kushner's clearance has led to a continuing clash between him and Mr. Kelly, to whom he nominally reports.
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In the series, hundreds of women are secretly impregnated by a man to whom that they had given all of their trust.
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Neither he nor the woman to whom he felt so close had the finances or time to support a long-distance relationship.
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Powell's nomination concludes months of a very public, reality TV-like spectacle as to whom the president would appoint as Fed chairman.
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The primatologists charting this behavior are like exacting gossip columnists — recording who does what to whom and what happens as a result.
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Natalia was treated for various psychiatric disorders by specialists to whom Natalia confessed she was an adult, Kristine told the Daily Mail.
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Whatever the reason, the Supreme Court declared in 1985, prosecutors have "broad discretion as to whom to prosecute"— or in not prosecuting.
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