The stories they told — of splintering gangs, of institutional neglect and of resilience through generations of difficulties — extended beyond traditional law enforcement narratives and told of families' efforts to remain safe.
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" Others were told of a "right to answer questions.
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"You married a wild spirit," Elizabeth is told of Philip.
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The second told of four heroes embarking on a quest.
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They told of children scavenging for food from waste bins.
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Transcend maintains it was never told of this previous investment.
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We were told of active jihadist recruitment in local mosques.
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Reports since that time sadly told of a steady decline.
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They weren't told of his plans, a 2nd official says.
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Stories are told of how the rebels kidnapped their commanders.
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Some reporters had been told of the raid in advance.
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"Me, too," Betances said when told of his manager's comment.
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One woman told of a visit from her deceased dog.
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The station's own engineers weren't even told of the move.
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When told of the letter, Ms. Wright began to cry.
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Some later told of enduring months of imprisonment and torture.
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But in New York, victims told of years of helplessness.
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People were told of their results by mail or by phone.
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NPS biologists were told of the mountain lion's death on Jan.
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He was told of a particular lion that roamed the area.
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A similar story could be told of almost any other industry.
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And the first time he's told of one user robbing another?
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Daily was told of the death by Roberts' son, Michael Cannata.
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"He was sweet," she told of the school's principal, Virgil Winslett.
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Female staff members told of problems with other supervisors as well.
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"I Was a Spy!" told of harrowing missions and narrow escapes.
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He told of once having surgery in a Los Angeles hospital.
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Some players also said they weren't explicitly told of the regulations.
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Mr. Mujica said the governor was not told of the issue.
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He told of how an officer hit him with a baton.
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Told of Lerman's impressions of him, Pacino responded with characteristic deflection.
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Milley said Turkey had been told of U.S. positions in Syria.
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"It doesn't scare me," he said when told of Steinbrenner's comments.
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They had been told of or had seen things like that.
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Officials across the Midwest told of harrowing rescues and perilous situations.
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Evacuees throughout the shelter told of their own rescue by boat.
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When told of the company's commitment, he responded "Ohhh, f***ing Christmas".
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The country's president, Gjorge Ivanov, reacted icily when told of the deal.
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It was not clear if Biden had been told of the consideration.
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The Queen was reportedly told of Kate's pregnancy because of her hospitalization.
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"He still has money problems," a source told of Tyga told PEOPLE.
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The inclusions in the meteorite's diamonds told of a similarly turbulent past.
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Only after the concert was the band told of Pedro's shocking death.
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Nor were the infected patients or their families told of the outbreak.
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Dramatic pictures, you know, dramatic stories being told of people being rescued.
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Trump was said to have been "furious" when told of Higgins's firing.
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The responding officer was told of a possible weapon at the apartment.
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They shared stories, told of fears and concerns, recounted the day itself.
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" When told of Manly's statement, Berg, the Karoylis' lawyer, told CNN: "Mr.
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After waiting for a while, she was told of the service disruption.
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"God bless them," Mr. Heastie said when told of the Senate's plans.
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Most were not told of the error until the rejection notice's arrival.
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"When told of the claims, Crown Prince Mohammed responded: "Islam forbids torture.
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Davis looked surprised when he was told of his record-setting day.
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Officers would also be promptly told of cases in which they were involved.
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King contended he was never told of claims of sexual abuse against Hopkins.
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The NBA has been told of the planned change, according to the report.
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" Told of Wolfe's comments, safety T. J. Ward said: "I can echo that.
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Yet the stories told of gun accidents echo far beyond each isolated shot.
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On Tuesday, Paltrow and Jolie told of their own accounts of alleged mistreatment.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey was told of the plot during a Sept.
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When told of his comments Dench laughed and said, 'I would like that.
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The company wasn't told of its suspension until two days into the process.
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Gigi told of the ordeal through her Gi'sposables account on Instagram on Thursday.
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They have told of highway robberies, frightening encounters with armed gangs and beatings.
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Long after the war, he told of the day he became an officer.
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Dina el-Fouly, a spokeswoman for EgyptAir, laughed when told of the ruling.
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Others told of fights triggered by aggression toward a woman in the bar.
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Others told of being made to do domestic work at a manager's house.
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Teachers told of tantrums, at times violent, and of chairs thrown in classrooms.
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Told of the accusations Sunday night, a spokesman for Mr. Levine didn't comment.
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Once the effort began, rescuers told of shortages of water and oxygen masks.
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These ultra-high-energy particles told of some distant, cataclysmic, unimaginably powerful events.
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The story he told of his life was the story of modern China.
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Yet Biden insists he was never told of any business linkage or dealings.
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She also told of a recent encounter of her own with the police.
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California began its investigation recently after being told of the statement by CNN.
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He left Russia in 2017 after being told of rape accusations against him.
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Mr. Dharwali said that everything he was told of Ms. Gill interested him.
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Now, the threat was imminent, and the troops were told of incoming missiles.
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Here's what you need to know: • Trump's son was told of Russian plans.
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Even lawmakers were told of the decision only right before the televised announcement.
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Ms. Constand's lawyers have said they were never told of any kind of agreement.
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He told of lab technicians who recalibrated their equipment to get desired test results.
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For all the rest there's a story well told, of art and the man.
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Eyewitnesses told of passengers attempting to climb out of the carriages through the windows.
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She told of how attentive her father had been to her school report cards.
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NPR correspondent David Folkenflik tweeted NPR was told of Oreskes inappropriate behavior in Oct.
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She died not having been told of her husband's death a few minutes prior.
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On Tuesday, Paltrow and Jolie told of their own accounts of alleged sexual harassment.
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He laughed when told of Dingle's final act of selflessness -- organ and tissue donation.
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Some European Union leaders had been unofficially told of Iran's decision, the report said.
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He told of his excitement upon meeting Stephen Hawking, a fan of the series.
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Moshe Sharett, the prime minister, said he had not been told of the operation.
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Told of the invite during his televised interview on Thursday, Coats responded with surprise.
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"As a mother she must understand," she said when told of the official visit.
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CNN also was told of auctions taking place at nine locations in the country.
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The crew was told of auctions taking place at nine locations in the country.
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"Everyone will make their own decision," he added when told of Wicker's advice. Sen.
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He recalled being told of the existence of other settlements, but never their details.
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But when she was told of the miscarriage months later, she showed no sympathy.
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The hospital changed its policies to ensure that patients were told of such conflicts.
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"It really hurts," she told United Press International after being told of the dispute.
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Survivors told of bedlam as eight tanks were abandoned and soldiers fled on foot.
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The Times report was based on four people who were told of the matter.
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Mr. Feinberg was told of his dismissal at a meeting on Thursday in Houston.
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An aide to a senior Democratic lawmaker laughed when told of that official's statement.
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" Later, when Ms. Midler was told of Mr. Rudnick's comments — "Oh, was Paul here?
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NMS maintains it stopped referring patients to that owner when told of the conditions.
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At least one GOP lawmaker was told of the plan to target Soleimani. Sen.
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Mr. Hikind commended the investigation when he was told of the findings on Friday.
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For example, news reports over the weekend told of Memorial Hospital in Tampa, Fla.
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Even prominent performers have told of being mistreated by producers, agents or fellow actors.
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Even prominent performers have told of being mistreated by producers, agents or fellow actors.
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Percy said he's been told of other restaurants where tips weren't distributed at all.
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The parent went to the school to complain and was told of the teacher's dismissal.
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N met with Commission officials earlier this week and were told of the regulatory concerns.
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"I never saw, never heard of, never told of any kind of abuse," he maintained.
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"I never saw, never heard of, never told of any kind of abuse," Jordan said.
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They were told of the sheriff's comments that Mr. Gray was no longer a fugitive.
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Mr. Raab said that the Foreign Office was told of her departure the next day.
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At his trial, the mother of Castillo&aposs son told of repeated domestic violence incidents.
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Told of this, Mr. Yagman expressed surprise on Tuesday and said he had no explanation.
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Employees were told of the decision to close down following performances on Saturday in Florida.
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"She wins," said McEwen when reached by phone on Tuesday and told of Murray's remarks.
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However, refugees who escaped told of entire villages being burned, women raped and locals killed.
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A deep-voiced narrator told of Chinese advances in space and ultra-deep sea exploration.
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Baruch dayan ha'emet: This is what Jews say upon being told of another Jew's death.
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The source said Trump did not read the memos, but was told of their contents.
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Before the Mets' game in Atlanta on June 25, Conforto was told of his demotion.
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The full board was told of the breach and the investigation of it on Aug.
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Spokeswoman Heather Nauert said Washington was told of the move by the United Arab Emirates.
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Mr. Thrush was told of the decision on Wednesday during a meeting with Mr. Baquet.
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And he told of his mentor's candid assessment of Mr. Leonard's own disappointing literary work.
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"Clearly there's more to women's tennis than me," Williams said when told of Tiriac's comment.
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For years, the stories I was told of my father weren't quotidian; they were exceptional.
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Co-workers told of occasionally finding Ms. Heyer in tears at her desk over injustice.
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He later told of forging a close personal relationship with the Yugoslav leader Marshal Tito.
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Some told of the dead person's loyalty to a political party or a lost dynasty.
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Hour after hour, under oath, he told of documents doctored by the hundreds with Liquid Paper.
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This time, she was told of the surprise commutation and immediately went online for more information.
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Aid workers told of multiple occasions where riot police deliberately blocked migrants' access to aid workers.
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" Another told of how "attendings harassed me for pumping (breastmilk) more than once during my shifts.
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Ms. May also said the Russian ambassador would be summoned to be told of Britain's response.
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The prime minister also had not been told of warnings of an attack, a minister said.
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Partly at issue, Anderson said, is whether police were immediately told of all of the allegations.
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" Told of Ms. Melucci's remarks, Mr. Marcus said that she "was not present at my firing.
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Another report told of college students who went blind after staring at the sun on LSD.
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Told of the rankings, a Tesla spokeswoman said the company remains a highly sought after employer.
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Officials said about 3,000 people were evacuated from Orly, where passengers told of gunshots and panic.
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All told, of the approximately 170 tax expenditures, exactly zero are systematically evaluated for their impact.
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He told of consuming both crack and heroin during halftime of a Canadian Football League game.
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When lawmakers were told of the investigation, many stopped seeking Awan and his family's I.T. services.
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He has asked that his mother be told of his strokes, but his mother is dead.
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He was welcomed briefly by a member West Point's military command and told of his mission.
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Gali Ginat, a former court reporter, told of writing an article on new accusations that Mrs.
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" When told of Mr. Ulrich's comments, Ms. Crowley said, "It's unfortunate that Eric thinks that way.
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But one day Dr. Emani was told of Dr. McCully's work, and the two researchers met.
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Similar stories can be told of the other eurozone countries that received bailout-and-austerity packages.
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But the Minuses told of life on Old Reevesville while they were there, in the 1940s.
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Other states require that beneficiaries be told of the trust on their 18th or 21st birthday.
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Victims took the microphone and told of their loved ones who were killed during the war.
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One of those laid off, Giovanna De La Rosa, told of her experiences in this publication.
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Defense attorneys are typically told of an expected indictment a day or two ahead of time.
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Miss Manners has even been told of people being "honored" with donations to causes they oppose.
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In the first week the groups were kept separate and not told of each other's existence.
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From Cinderella to Kate Middleton, fictional and real-life fairy tales have told of women marrying up.
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He told of driving down the $170 million price he agreed to even after signing a contract.
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It told of a massive earthquake that will one day rock the Pacific Northwest to its core.
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He told of his meeting with the hospitalized trooper, recalling the man's first words upon Milstead's arrival.
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Those with contacts inside the city say they are told of growing paranoia among the ISIS fighters.
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He told of their harrowing week, the adults foregoing food and water in favor of the children.
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At one, the owner told of receiving a list of fire-safety mandates from a government inspector.
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They told of widespread sexual assault by Myanmar's military of Rohingya women, often carried out in public.
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When told of the development, Trump congratulated him, but then said sarcastically, "I'm sure you're very happy."
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Five days after employees were told of the shutdown, Quidsi's website continues to tell a different story.
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Still, if Spicer's timeline is accurate, Trump was told of Yates's warning about Flynn on January 26.
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A handful of key aides were told of Ryan's plans on Tuesday night, but nothing leaked out.
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Mr. Bass, the owner, told of a young man decades ago who had filled out the application.
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In a deposition, Ms. Morgan, 37 years his junior, told of a sadomasochistic relationship with Mr. Bloomingdale.
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The New York Times first reported the incident Thursday evening, citing four people told of the matter.
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Angry hard-line lawmakers there said they had not been told of the visit by Mr. Dabakis.
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I was told of the sounds of footsteps on the stairs each night, but was it real?
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" Dispatcher is told of an alleged abductor Dispatcher: "So how did she come up upon your cabin?
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He said the bank has not been told of any plans to detain any of its employees.
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" Told of The Times's reporting, he added, "It looks to me like you have gotten it right.
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We're told of extortion by Russia, through sex tapes and similar means, to get what it wants.
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When her turn came, Ms. Gowins-Sowells told of some of the dark tunnels she had visited.
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The State Department was also not told of any imminent threat to its embassies before the strike.
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ProPublica was told of Kirchner's appointment by a former USCIS official with knowledge of the personnel change.
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Through telephone conversations with CNN and posts on Chinese social media, they told of low hospital resources.
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Altavilla, 54, quit after being told of Manley's appointment on July 21, one of the sources said.
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"I definitely don't think I should be up there," Ms. Stewart said, when told of the exhibit.
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That is, until Congress was told of the whistleblower report and the aid was released shortly thereafter.
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"About Harlem: Taking the A Train to See the Pope" told of his journey uptown on Oct.
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Witnesses told of drivers leaving their vehicles on the highway to help pull people from the wreckage.
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In each case, numerous friends and associates said they were told of the incidents at the time.
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" Told of the board's investigation, Ms. Falconer said: "You're going to hear me vent a little bit.
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Chris Coons (D-Del.) asked VICE News when told of the increased GOP calls for military intervention.
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On the same day, a different fake video told of a black woman being gunned down by police.
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He did not engage, nor has he ever been told of any misconduct at Google or anywhere else.
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"Yes, he believes that Russia probably committed all of these acts that we've been told of," Priebus said.
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Some have told of increasing hunger in Rakhine as well as of more mob attacks on Muslim villagers.
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Unless they had fees refunded or ghost accounts closed, not even customers were told of the dodgy practices.
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Tracy said two of Salgado&aposs uncles who live in California had also been told of the discovery.
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Sterling's relatives are angry because they thought they would be told of any decision before it went public.
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Brooks said the list was short and the other names he was told of were also GOP congressmen.
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Families were told of Ocean Infinity's offer in March, said Grace Nathan, a lawyer whose mother was aboard.
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Those jurors, who were told of Vernon's history of mental illness, sentenced him to life imprisonment without parole.
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NBC "Today Show" correspondent Jenna Bush Hager was told of her father's photobomb after landing from a flight.
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He is told of women being sexually harassed at Fox News and is unable to recognize their trauma.
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"I missed that," said Howard Wolfson, a top adviser to Mr. Bloomberg, when told of Mr. Steyer's challenge.
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During the holidays, it's worth paying attention to the stories that get told of North America's first peoples.
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Neither the Duce nor his son-in-law were told of it until two hours before the event.
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His longtime crew members, who had been told of his plans roughly an hour earlier, looked on stunned.
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When Schoendienst was inducted into the Hall of Fame, he told of his long love affair with baseball.
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" Told of Mr. Justice's expected announcement, Mr. Goertler shrugged and said, "I could never be a Democrat myself.
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A freshman told of men in a passing vehicle who had hurled slurs at her and fired paintballs.
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Other witnesses have told of government soldiers and militiamen burning the bodies of those killed in the field.
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She told of one parent who had spent $75 to have her daughter's hair braided for the finals.
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They also told of pledge functions that sound much more like typical, if sometimes even laughably innocuous, hazing.
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She wrote about the first African-American detective she had ever heard of, and told of black firefighters.
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Managers of affected employees were told of the layoffs ahead of the meetings on Thursday, the person said.
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The New Hampshire scientists told of a preliminary 2011 estimate that they were updating in their 2014 paper.
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Gen. Amir Ali Hajizadeh, leader of the Revolutionary Guards aerospace division, was told of the news soon after.
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Taylor laid out what he was told of the conversation between Sondland and Trump during his open testimony.
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"These trials are done silently, and we are only told of the outcome after the execution," Dabiri said.
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Between songs, Mr. Amram told of meeting Woody Guthrie, and gave brief philosophical orations in a beatnik patter.
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Paterno was also told of the assault witnessed by McQueary, and went on to alert Curley of the allegations.
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The 62-year-old mathematics lecturer was told of the decision last week, drawing criticism from human rights groups.
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Hammond told the Washington Post in 2017 he was "in shock" and "started crying" when told of the change.
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Becciu said the pope had been told of the investigation and the evidence before Milone was asked to resign.
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However, Chris Pollock and two others, Jeff Swedarsky and Eric Lund, say they were fully told of the consequences.
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"What we've seen is, you know, in our meetings this week, we were told of the evidence," she said.
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The mother of an abductee, Sakie Yokota, said it is important for Kim to be told of the problem.
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Scores of Rohingya villages were burnt to the ground, and refugees arriving in Bangladesh told of killings and rapes.
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Told of the case by Reuters, Mayihlome Tshwete, a spokesman for Home Affairs, said he would look into it.
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But the narrative Moore told of a discarded and disillusioned population would prove difficult for the city to escape.
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Once manager Joe Girardi was told of the situation, the decision was made to give Beltran the night off.
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In my four years of visits, I've never been told of a ban on passing printed pages to prisoners.
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During the following decade state laws were passed requiring police to be told of child-abuse disclosed during treatment.
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A Chinese journalist who visited in 2000 was told of an old lady and her granddaughter being buried alive.
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Affected by the loss, SOSD posted on Facebook an emotional tribute video on Saturday that told of Snoopy's story.
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As the two-hour tour ended, we were told of one other distinction that George Boldt could boast of.
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The do-gooder told of a secret sadomasochism parlor nearby, and then of a new boyfriend, a French neighbor.
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He told of the time that Lerner had bragged to him how he killed Billy Aggie (Agisotelis) with a .
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Their families say the men were kidnapped and that relatives were not told of their whereabouts for several weeks.
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"What you saw was really what it was like shooting it," Clarke told of the Battle of Winterfell episode.
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When told of Clyburn's possible interest, Pelosi told the Times that he is a "beautiful, lovely member of Congress."
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Third, the memo ignores the fact that judges usually expect informants to be biased without being told of it.
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The Americans told of beatings, torture and deprivation, but they still found ways to get back at their captors.
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Some Uighurs who managed to leave the camps have told of being subjected to intense indoctrination under armed guard.
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Democrats have called that claim misleading because the judges were told of a political motive, just without specific names.
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"They've been told of the promises of a new dawn" that they feel has never broken, Mr. Donnelly said.
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Essential did not specify when exactly the leave started or when employees had been told of Mr. Rubin's absence.
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Mr. Eisenberg reacted angrily to suggestions that he is under scrutiny, according to two people told of his response.
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The investigation was triggered when two teenage boys told of being raped, and many more boys gave similar accounts.
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Several said they had not heard of evacuation offers and begged to be told of any chances to escape.
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Trump was informed that the House Intelligence Committee was told of the Russian intelligence operation last week by Rep.
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On Monday, as the case resumed in United States District Court here, jurors were not told of Friday's developments.
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Another player told of a friend whose father would hand him a banana as he headed to the restroom.
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Another article told of Elena Romanova, a single mother whose younger daughter, Ksenia, died of brain cancer in 2014.
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The Constitution provides for the public to be told of the state of health of a president, if serious.
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In Tokyo he eats the engorged sperm sac (a delicacy, he is told) of the potentially poisonous fugu fish.
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Turner's mother, overhearing him, was astonished: the story was true, and it told of a time before Nat's birth.
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Ms. Fischer told of one client who had an old painting of a dour-faced woman on her wall.
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Somewhere in there is a Sholem Aleichem — a rich story to be told of the lore of that time.
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The wartime story of lost innocence has been told of many who shaped the arts in the nineteen-twenties.
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But he said he was not told of the zero-tolerance policy before the administration moved ahead with it.
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Other news reports told of a Vale company bus buried in a river of mud, killing the workers inside.
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One glorious day, Carla Fendi invited me to their showroom to choose one — she'd been told of my obsession.
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The constitution provides for the public to be told of the state of health of an incumbent president, if serious.
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Lucian and Pliny the Elder told of men who were passionate for the beautiful, undraped statue of Aphrodite at Knidos.
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Shareholders were told of an issue in Italy in October, but Patterson said then it would not affect group forecasts.
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When told of his charges, Clark yelled out "it's a lie" from behind a courtroom partition, the Desert Sun reported.
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The jury had been told of 295 separate incidents involving Albattikhi and Reveshi and girls aged between 218 and 270.
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When told of the decision by the Office of Civil Rights to investigate Ms. Geidi's complaint, Ms. Moskowitz was dismissive.
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She knows so well the burden of being told, of knowing, and how impossible it is to unknow, to forget.
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The nominating states will be told of the results for their candidate, but overall results will not be made public.
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Up until that point, she says, the Madison detective in charge of Vlach's case hadn't been told of the document.
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Um Ali told of the conditions she and her family lived through in Kirfouk even before fleeing to the desert.
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Rizzo, who spoke on behalf of the former pro wrestler, also told of Otunga's recollection of an incident on Nov.
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In interviews, several tearful parents and spouses told of how their young relatives had been arrested by the European police.
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Tony Blair, according to his cabinet secretary, was said to have gone "quite white" on being told of his options.
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This was an odd choice, I was later told; of Juul's eight flavors, people tend to prefer mango, or mint.
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Affected employees were told of the changes in an email early Monday from Jill Hazelbaker, the company's head of communications.
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CNN was told of auctions at nine locations across Libya, but many more are believed to take place each month.
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Only a few employees were told of the severity of Russell's condition, but a procession of artists visited his bedside.
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We immediately went and found Aesop, who I had earlier told of my plan to invite Victoria to the show.
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"I paid for the treatment myself and I haven't been told (of the cause of the reaction)," she told CNN.
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Dr. Caliandro's son Paul said his father told of trying to get Mr. Trump to contribute to a new roof.
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The newsletter's staff members — three full-time editors and one part-time editor — were told of the move last week.
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Lance Maerov, a board member, said he was told of only one settlement with a woman who complained of misconduct.
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I was told of instances where two corrections officers would remove an inmate from solitary after years of involuntary isolation.
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The letter told of horses and teenage car wrecks and his pride in what Sarah and Mallory Ward had accomplished.
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Kathy Hochul, who said that such a remark sounded "wildly inappropriate" when told of it during an event in Albany.
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What Kremlin secrets can be told of the Berlin crisis of 1958-61 and the Cuban missile crisis of 1962?
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"It's shocking a little bit," Ms. Riaz, a 37-year-old lawyer, said when told of her opponent's involuntary candidacy.
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In a 2014 podcast, she told of an uncomfortable situation with an unnamed top comic but took down the podcast.
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Officials in Kashmir told of mass detentions, while residents said tear gas and pellet guns were used against Kashmiri citizens.
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Regular reports told of males filming through it, plus loitering in groups on a sofa outside and making lusty comments.
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It gave us the idea that a suspect must be told of his right to remain silent (Miranda v. Arizona).
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In sporadic calls to his wife, Mobley told of how his captors repeatedly beat him and threatened him with death.
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Over and over, black women told of medical providers who equated being African American with being poor, uneducated, noncompliant and unworthy.
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Told of the timing of Mr. Ickes's contributions, Susan Lerner, executive director of Common Cause New York, said she was concerned.
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Soviet dissidents such as Natan Sharansky have told of the courage they drew from Ronald Reagan repeatedly calling for their release.
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In his opening statement, he told of fleeing the Soviet Union as a child and how that made him an American.
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We are told of Al's impotence, one of the reasons Fisher gave for leaving him (he was also out of work).
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The administration was told of that worry over Mr Flynn, but the president fired him only when he had no choice.
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And several interviewees told of supportive sub-fields and departments, where the primary purpose was not to tear down the speaker.
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Many staffers were told of his final decision just five minutes before he took the stage at the Hilton in Columbia.
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"There's some members who are always going to be pushing that goal post back," Dent said when told of Labrador's remarks.
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Other documents unveiled since Paterno's death suggest the head coach was told of other similar claims as early as the 1970s.
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"No kidding," Mr. Damerel said in a telephone interview from his home in New Jersey, after being told of the theft.
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He told of being beaten repeatedly by guards and other inmates and trying several times to kill himself while in custody.
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Many of the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees who have escaped Myanmar have told of mass rape, murder and arson.
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Researchers have told of advisers not allowing them to say anything too critical of the government, and critical reports being censored.
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In some cases, young children of the murdered were put up for adoption and were never told of their biological parents.
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Tanvir Sheikh, 221, a hairdresser to Mumbai's elite, told of suffering personally and professionally since Mr. Modi's ban went into effect.
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A court transcript showed that she was never told of Mr. Drayton's past, and in fact was given the opposite information.
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After Savitri's father was told of her abduction, he hitchhiked to the police station; he couldn't afford to take the bus.
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One told of a friend who flew from a distant city and stayed for a week while she recovered from surgery.
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Now, almost a week since the public was first told of the attack, we still barely know anything about what happened.
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The Orlando nightclub shooting was a time of misery,While the show that swept the Tony's told of A Ham's history.
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He confirmed he had been told of the reading of 21 parts per billion but added that the finding was preliminary.
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The students are currently juniors in high school, and they were told of the free tuition on a visit to Kent State.
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Hosts Cassie and Paul Morris were in tears, thanking viewers for their loyalty and told of their shock at the sudden closure.
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We have also been told of concerns about wider reliability issues with the pi-top 3 by a number of other sources.
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Tonia Cox, the mother of the man Little was convicted of killing, expressed disappointment when told of the reversal in the case.
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Officials in Indian-controlled Kashmir told of mass detentions, while residents said tear gas and pellet guns were used against Kashmiri citizens.
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" Former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan, when told of the Kudlow statement during a CNBC interview Friday, laughed and said, "Say that again.
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The Royals sent out a statement, indicating that Middleton and Prince William were told of the proposal not long after it happened.
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His personal reaction was "Wow!" when told of the extent of Castile's file—before learning that none of it involved serious crime.
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Andy Murray was told of Sears's collapse immediately after the match and went straight to the hospital, and then returned there Sunday.
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Had I been told of her discomfort in the moment, I would have offered this same apology eagerly, and on the spot.
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During the public comment period, supporters told of how housing costs were chasing businesses and the middle class out of the state.
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And Mr. Trump, told of whom Mr. Pence had chosen, said, "Why would Mike do that?" according to one West Wing official.
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They told of how they preyed on women walking alone and young couples in parked cars, raping the women before killing them.
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A representative for Young did not immediately provide further comment to PEOPLE when told of the film crew's objections to her statement.
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All told, of the industry's four major ranking sites, none currently have him listed lower than fifth overall nationwide in his class.
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Mr. Santos said he was told of the Nobel committee's decision by his son Martín, who woke him before dawn on Friday.
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Shortly after Cohen was told of it, Trump suggested in a tweet that Schneiderman might be facing a scandal, the lawyer said.
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But doctors who treated injured patients reportedly were not told of radiation risks, and authorities are said to have destroyed hospital records.
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CNN was told of slave operations at nine locations across Libya, but many more auctions are believed to take place each month.
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CNN was told of slave markets at nine locations across Libya, but many more auctions are believed to take place each month.
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The story told of a shipwrecked family in "Swiss Family Robinson" is one of the most iconic in all of Disney's catalog.
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Schoolchildren will be told of days long, long ago when Republican senators thought of themselves as serious people, as statesmen and lawmakers.
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Hospital staffs were depleted by the flu, and my grandmother told of men who had been medics in the Army pitching in.
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And he said through his lawyer that he was never told of any exposure complaint, and that no such incident had occurred.
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He said he was never told of a settlement with Ms. Battilana or any other payments made to women who alleged misconduct.
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A person briefed on the matter said they were not told of steps being taken to address complaints because those were confidential.
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" Told of Patil's comments, Bipin Bihari, second-in-command of police for Maharashtra, said: "In a way their work supports the police.
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Some delegates told of grass-roots members who had threatened to leave the Christian Democratic Union if Mr. Merz did not win.
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Will Steadman, Ms. Alarid's supervisor at the company she represented, SunCal, a land developer, said he was also told of the episode.
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He told of how Officer Noll, who is now a sergeant, held Officer Moore's head in his lap in the back seat.
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One college counselor told of a first-gen student on the East Coast who arrived at her counseling appointment in a Porsche.
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Mr. Spanos told of how he became rich in "Sharing the Wealth: My Story" (2002), written with Mark Seal and Natalia Kasparian.
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While Judge is demure about his long blasts, preferring to let teammates admire them, he was incredulous when told of Winfield's gesture.
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Citing "four people told of the matter," the Times said Trump backed off after White House counsel Donald McGahn threatened to resign.
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He told of driver superstitions: peanuts in their shells were bad luck, as were green-colored cars and shaving before a race.
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In her interview with Ralph, Lawlor told of shooting baskets in her driveway, imagining taking passes from Diana Taurasi, from Sue Bird.
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CORRECTION: This story has been updated to correct when the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee was told of the withdrawal.
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" The mayor said he had not been told of the apparent threat by Baltimore Police but said it was "all over Facebook.
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Since last weekend, a series of women have told of uncomfortable, handsy encounters with the former Vice President -- and likely 2020 candidate.
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Biden said she insisted her name not be used and Thomas not be told of the accusations, effectively tying the committee's hands.
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He told of an afternoon in Washington when he was walking to The Times's offices with the paper's bureau chief, James Reston.
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With pride, she told of taking a flight from Hong Kong after a long day there on business during a playoff series.
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My birth father had not been told of my existence, and once he learned about me, he searched for and found me.
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They told of sameness, of how the "authentic" becomes a packaged marketing ploy rather than the genuine fruit of a distinct culture.
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When Daulatzai, a former Harvard professor, was told of the policy, she became agitated and uncooperative and was removed from the flight.
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So awkward are relations with Berlin for the rightwing Polish leader that the public was not told of the meeting for seven months.
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"At first we were not told of who the new tenant was and, quite frankly, it was kept as a secret," Turner said.
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In 1955 "Shree 420" told of a small-time con artist who comes to Bombay and learns its soul-destroying lessons too late.
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Patients need to be told of the risks, monitored closely and treated quickly with medicines to quell the immune response if trouble develops.
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In his autobiography a few years later, Ali told of going to the Ohio River and flinging his Olympic gold medal into it.
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The emails also showed that Trump Jr. was told of the lawyer's links to Moscow ahead of the meeting, which he previously denied.
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Erdogan said both Russia and the United States have been told of the planned operation, but did not say when it would begin.
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Ahmed Kamal Khan, the Pakistani delegate, warmly greeted Ali and told of the time he visited Ali in the champion's home in 1982.
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"That's completely shaped how a whole generation of people think of the economy," Hartman told of me the financial crisis and its aftermath.
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Faehn is believed to be the first USA Gymnastics official to be told of sexual-abuse accusations against then-team doctor Larry Nassar.
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The psychologist wrote in a sworn statement that Linda's symptoms were consistent with the story she told of sexual, physical, and emotional trauma.
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"The villagers have not been consulted, they have not been told of the environmental or social impact, as required by law," said Raut.
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A survivor told of cowering for hours in a bathroom stall — and hearing two people hiding in the next one being shot dead.
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Jay Bhagwan, who heads up waste management at South Africa's Water Research Commission, told of several pilot programs underway to recycle human waste.
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He was told of this reward during a meeting with President Emanuel Macron, where he also received a medal for his heroic efforts.
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The newspaper told of a flight to Israel in which the owner of the jet recalled it after finding marijuana in the cabin.
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Maria Cantwell when told of the breaking news about the former "Saturday Night Live" regular in a corridor by CNN reporter Ashley Killough.
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He told of having to drive past a five-year-old Iraqi boy wounded after his family's van was shot by American forces.
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In her humble ranch home a little over a mile from the plant, Geraldine Watkins bites her tongue when told of Brown's comments.
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Sixty-one percent of Americans support going to a more coin-dominated system when they are told of the savings it would generate.
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When told of their campaign, the federal government denied that it was necessary, saying it provides all the resources needed for DNA testing.
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When Mr. Nelson, who said he was never told of his right to a lawyer, interrupted to say so, the officer corrected himself.
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The writer, Sun Yi, told of being imprisoned in a camp in Masanjia, China, where he and others were forced into slave labor.
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In an article published earlier this week, Chandler Fowles, 25, told of being scammed last spring by a man she met on SeekingArrangement.
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All she really knew about her new home in the Andes was the gruesome tales her husband had told of the Escobar era.
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Shelby did not specify the exact day the employees were told of their test results, but suggested it happened on Wednesday or Thursday.
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Mr. Hemedi told of how he woke to find himself in his neighbor's house, crudely bandaged, the day after his home was hit.
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Interviewed a decade later, the captain told of receiving a haunting letter detailing conditions so bad that the writer wished he had died.
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It said Nesser was also told of "the rage of the government and people of Israel at the skewed portrayal of the situation".
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A story is told of a simple man who began a long road trip from Charlottesville, Virginia, to Mar-a-Largo in Florida.
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In lightly accented English, he told of his youthful aspirations, his studies and his death and burial in the garden of a stranger.
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He told of once being impressed by a comedian who was performing at a dinner at which Mr. Silverman was receiving an award.
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"They made their lives — chose their world order," we are told of oilbirds, one of the few birds that use echolocation to navigate.
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Former detainees have told of being physically and psychologically tortured inside — a stark contrast to Chinese claims that they were learning vocational skills.
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Their stories variously told of their fear of being dismissed, fear of repercussions, self-blame or a desire to forget and move on.
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The competition also includes a ruck march of a distance that the competitors will not be told of beforehand, according to the release.
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" But his spokesman, Brian Murray, recalibrated after being told of the existence of the photos, saying, "The governor was on the beach briefly.
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He told of a stop two weeks into his tenure when officers frisked a man drinking on a corner and found two guns.
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It is unclear whether each of the officials Comey told of the encounter took notes on their conversations with the director about Trump.
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President-elect Trump is briefed by U.S. intelligence chiefs on the finding, and is told of the existence of information gathered by Steele. Jan.
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First told of the tweets during a CNN interview, Shelby, an Alabama Republican, expressed a willingness to allow transgender people serve in the military.
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Told of Russia's support of Trump and a desire for a meeting between Putin and Trump, the inexperienced adviser appeared to take the bait.
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Her mother Cindy, along with her lawyer, rushed to pick up the little girl after being told of her daughter's whereabouts, the publication reported.
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The adorable black and white terrier mix sits in teen Kate's lap as she cries, likely over just being told of her father's demise.
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Binance Chief Executive Changpeng Zhao said on Twitter the exchange was told of the warning on Friday morning, and was engaging with the watchdog.
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Survivors of the attack told of insurgents roaming through the school shooting their victims, some as young as 6 years old, in the head.
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A spokesperson for Rubin told CNBC that the executive left on his own accord and has never been told of any misconduct at Google.
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At one of those, in the village of Hathgampola, where 113 families were sheltering, survivors told of narrow escapes as the mountain gave way.
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Some told of conspiring with friends and relatives from the government to abandon the Taliban even as the battles for the districts were raging.
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It told of tribal fighters supporting "popular resistance forces" in regaining territory in Abyan after they witnessed rebel forces being backed by U.S. airpower.
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But support declined markedly among self-identified Democrats and self-identified Republicans when they were told of a possible impact on the American economy.
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But support declined markedly among self-identified Democrats and self-identified Republicans when they were told of its possible impact on the American economy.
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Court papers described him as "a living ghost" and told of female escorts making visits to his bedside while a nurse sometimes looked on.
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He told of massacres and fires, of streets and roads littered with bodies, of forced marches that turned the city overnight into a graveyard.
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The proposed law would capture Catholic priests told of abuse during confession, clashing with a central tenet of Catholicism, the confidentiality of the confessional.
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After having witnessed such occurrences with my own eyes and been told of [similar ones] by others, making my EP more political made sense.
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He told of an older Jewish woman who had been adopted as a child, and had been looking for her biological parents for years.
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Mr. Flannery, who had worked at G.E. for more than three decades, was told of the board's decision over the weekend, the person said.
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Witnesses told of guns in victims' faces and crotches, of shakedowns and demands for cash for the privilege of doing business on Bulger turf.
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A few told of debating with themselves whether it would be appropriate to leave a business card or invite a server on a date.
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Mr. Spanier, 70, was one of three university officials charged for failing to go to law enforcement after being told of Mr. Sandusky's conduct.
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She told of one 15-year-old boy who cried every night for six weeks when his two best friends left Khao-i-Dang.
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A joke about life under decades of Burmese military rule told of a man who walked to a neighboring country to find a dentist.
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He said Mr. Feinberg had never been told of the precise allegations against him, and had not been given a chance to defend himself.
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Grace Meng told of how many elderly Chinese people had lost their adult children in the disappearances, never finding out what happened to them.
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A formal announcement was expected on Monday, but players were told of the news late Sunday after a 10-5 loss to the Yankees.
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"I couldn't figure out why he left abruptly," said a friend of J.M.'s, who was first told of the abuse earlier this year.
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Some told of sacrifices like missing a parent's funeral back in India, because traveling home could jeopardize the yearslong pursuit of a green card.
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Shaima had not been told of the news, but as cousins whom she hadn't seen for years began arriving, she sensed something was wrong.
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Several passengers took to Twitter to express their dismay, with some saying they had to wait for hours before being told of the problem.
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Another popular song, "Neria," from 203, told of a woman thrown into poverty by a law that kept her from inheriting her husband's property.
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However, it was two months earlier, in September, federal prosecutors wrote in 2006, that Mr. Sackler was told of internet reports of OxyContin abuse.
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The book, a runaway success that was often credited as one of the precipitators of the Civil War, told of the horrors of slavery.
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The study told of one wholesaler who had fins of scalloped hammerhead, a shark that is only permitted to be imported under strict conditions.
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Some told of batches of cars being sent through with parts missing - windshields in one case, bumpers in another - because there were none on hand.
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This week, Erdogan said both Russia and the United States had been told of the planner operation, but did not say when it would begin.
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When Mr. Adams died, only 50, after having a stroke in 1957, the third paragraph of his obituary told of his connection to Plainfield Teachers.
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Rubin has said that parts of the story were inaccurate, and says he engaged only in consensual relationships and was never told of any misconduct.
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Elrod and Schake have both denied Dunham made any mention of rape, while Mook tells the Times he was never told of any such warning.
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Next week, remaining employees will be told of their bonus figures and, if they were up for a promotion, whether or not they got it.
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In a stunning move on Tuesday, prosecutors dropped all charges against Smollett, angering police who had not been told of the decision ahead of time.
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" When told of Trump's criticisms as he flew home from Mexico on Thursday, the Pope said, "Thank God he said I am a political man.
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Yacoub El Hillo, the U.N. resident and humanitarian coordinator in Syria, told of heartbreaking scenes when the aid convoy made it to Madaya on Monday.
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A spokesman for the bank said directors at the London-based EBRD had been formally told of India's plans at a board meeting this week.
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Sources said he was told of the firing on the phone by Yoo — without Michael's involvement — and was given no specific reason as to why.
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In a statement after his intelligence briefing, Trump did not squarely address whether he was told of the agencies' belief Russia carried out the hacking.
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On Friday, after receiving his intelligence briefing, Trump did not squarely address whether he was told of the agencies' belief Russia carried out the hacking.
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She grew up in Oklahoma, and like so many others in that region of the country, had been told of her family's Native American roots.
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A law enforcement official told CNN that the White House would have at least been told of the existence of the photos at the time.
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Sessions was also told of a planned trip to Moscow by campaign advisor Carter Page, according to a transcript released by the House intelligence committee.
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Some told of batches of cars being sent through with parts missing - windshields in one case, bumpers in another — because there were none on hand.
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Although Mr. Gutfreund and other Salomon executives were told of Mr. Mozer's transgression, they did not report it to the federal government for four months.
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However, CNN has spoken with the woman's ex-husband and her best friend, both of whom she told of the incident soon after it occurred.
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The young woman above told of her infant son being ripped from her arms and thrown into a fire before she herself was brutally attacked.
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It is unclear whether the board was told of her allegation — by the executives or by Mr. Cohen, who declined to comment for this article.
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According to two people told of details about the meeting, the president did not believe he had personal chemistry with Mr. diGenova and Ms. Toensing.
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Walla staff members interviewed for a recent Channel 10 documentary about the case told of being pressured and censored most intensively from 2015 to 2017.
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An absurdist comedy, the film follows a Romanian man (Cuzin Toma) who is one day told of a buried treasure by his neighbor (Adrian Purcarescu).
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Several of the donors also told of how afraid they had felt when migrants from Central America, dressed in black, turned up at their homes.
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The Times was told of at least seven Russia-linked Facebook groups by the people familiar with the investigation, some of which were previously unreported.
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" Told of Mr. de Blasio's comments, Mr. Holden said, "I've spoken to him many times and yet he wants to label me a Trump supporter.
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Macron was reaching the end of an almost seven-hour debate with local officials when he was told of the result of the British vote.
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One man told of how he had confined himself to his house in Queens, as friends left special Lunar New Year meals on his doorstep.
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Mr. Le Moal told of a 1993 rally Mr. Chatillon organized for the student group in Paris that resounded with "Sieg Heils" and Nazi salutes.
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Her most recent, "Temptation's Darling," published in July, told of a countess's plans to have her daughter marry an arrogant rogue in 373th-century England.
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Her most recent, "Temptation's Darling," published in July, told of a countess's plans to have her daughter marry an arrogant rogue in 373th-century England.
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She testified about befriending Mr. Cosby when she worked for the university's athletic department, and told of being invited to his home for dinner parties.
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Told of Harris' comment on Thursday, Buttigieg did not apologize, although he said there was "no equating" the experiences of African-Americans and gay people.
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Chris Coons, a Delaware Democrat and close friend of Flake, uttered in from of members of the media when he was told of Flake's statement.
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"They told of female employees hiding in the bathroom or backrooms when they learned he was on the way to the salon," the paper reported.
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Watson's account has been backed up by several friends and former classmates who say there were told of her alleged assault immediately after it happened.
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We knew the lies he told, of course — that his father worked for Merrill Lynch in the Philippines, or that his father owned a pineapple farm.
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Osaka reacted like a teenage fan when told of Williams' praise, smiling without restraint, but she showed enough maturity to know where she had fallen short.
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Two senior Western diplomats, one in Shanghai and one in Beijing, said they had even been told of oblique threats, but declined to give specific details.
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When they faced off with an armed insurgent holed up in an alley, the soldier told of how they came up with an ad hoc answer.
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Sychyov was commenting on a central bank report released earlier in the day, that told of hackers breaking into accounts there by faking a client's credentials.
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At Howard University's commencement in May, the actor told of his first television role, in which he raised concerns about his role with the show's executives.
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Imagine the sadness of a man who has just been told of his firing only to have the insult compounded by being handed a Domino's pizza.
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"He lowered his binoculars and said, 'Guys, I think they're going to need us,'" Lieutenant Stack said, recalling what he has been told of that day.
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The White House has not confirmed the change of assignment, but Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said he was told of the decision earlier this week.
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His relatives said they were not told of his detention until March 24, though Chinese law requires that a detainee's family be notified within 24 hours.
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In one interview, Branson laughingly told of a new housekeeper on the island who wanted to institute a rule barring romantic relationships between employees and visitors.
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The women told of upsetting experiences with Louis C.K. in a New York Times report on Thursday, and Louis C.K. has admitted the stories are true.
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The story has often been told of a young Vietnamese patriot, Nguyen Tat Tanh, who came to Paris to plead for his country, to no avail.
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During Moore's campaign last year, eight women told of inappropriate sexual behavior by him when they were young, which ranged from sexual assault to relentless propositioning.
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They told of being trapped without food and water, seeing bodies on the streets and having no news of loved ones because phone networks were down.
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The acting attorney general, Matthew G. Whitaker, was told of Mr. Cohen's impending plea Monday or earlier, a person familiar with the special counsel's investigation said.
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The book told of one of his passions — his love for a Ugandan breed of royal cattle that he imported to South Africa at great expense.
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On Monday, CNN reported that the State Department was not told of any imminent threats to four US embassies, blowing another hole through Trump&aposs claims.
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The New York Times first reported the incident, citing four people who were told of the matter; Trump denied that he moved to have Mueller fired.
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Skalnik told of victims' begging for their lives and of remorseless killers who laughed after their slaughters, boasting that they had outsmarted prosecutors and the police.
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" DeRisi had no memory of making the calls and when he was told of the allegations, he only replied "Oh, my God," according to Brill. "Mr.
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Michy Batshuayi told of his amazement when Hazard went to the Chelsea gym for the first time — four years after he first signed for the club.
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The news told of an Iraqi man being detained at Kennedy International Airport because of President Trump's travel ban, putting him at imminent risk of deportation.
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Some of the hundreds of aggrieved passengers who posted on the airline's Facebook page and Twitter told of delays on the way to wedding and festival celebrations.
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Once Kennedy received assurances that it would be Kavanaugh, his former law clerk, Kennedy felt comfortable retiring, according to a source who was told of the discussion.
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" Ms. Silber told of a recent get-together of her "Fiddler" sisters Ms. Moore and Ms. Massell in which, as she put it, "we downloaded and reconnected.
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Rudd also told of an Indigenous man he met, fed up with being called "monkey" by his co-workers, opting to leave his firm after seven years.
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During a visit to a Rome basilica, where he met migrants, Francis told of his trip to a camp on the Greek island of Lesbos last year.
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We're researchers," she's told of the male employees, while the women do the leg work, sequestered in a section of the office colorfully known as "the pit.
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Passengers told of their fury as they were told they wouldn't be going off on their holidays on the busiest day of the year for air travel.
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Sanders paid tribute to "wonderful people" he has met on the trail and told of how some said he had rekindled their interest in politics and democracy.
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Flitting between flashbacks and real-time shots of John's panicked face, we're told of the horrific events that took place between Vicky's murder and the body's recovery.
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Even today, Edley doesn't know if Obama was ever told of the idea, and he regrets not bypassing the campaign operatives and reaching out to him personally.
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North Korea was informed of the drills by the United Nations Command Military Armistice Commission and was told of their "non-provocative nature," according to the statement.
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Once Kennedy received assurances that it would be Kavanaugh, his former law clerk, Kennedy felt comfortable retiring, according to a source who was told of the discussions.
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"It seems like they're using a similar strategy as Amazon, but they're taking it further," Davis said when told of Virginia's addition to the Trump Store's list.
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"It doesn't matter what people say after you are gone," Cassandra O'Neal, Prince's keyboardist for the last seven years, said after being told of the overdose report.
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An 1885 article in The Brooklyn Eagle told of a middle-aged woman named Eliza Hemerman who decided to slide down the elephant's trunk from the inside.
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He would not specify which ones, and would not say who within the company or the board was told of them or how the information was communicated.
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The children are told of the move only a few hours prior so that they do not have time to formulate an escape plan, the workers said.
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But in an interview, the former wrestler went into far more detail on at least three specific events in which Mr. Jordan was told of the misconduct.
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I have also seen many cataract surgery patients unhappy with their premium multifocal implants, and again they claim that they were not told of the possible drawbacks.
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Mr. Vollbracht once told of joining Ms. Taylor in her hotel room and luxuriating with her on her bed surrounded by millions of dollars worth of jewels.
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"You have to feel pulled toward your desk," we're told of the primal need to write, as expressed by a writer for whom anything increasingly seems possible.
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The cast was reportedly told of the renewal by a Corday Productions executive on Thursday, EW said, with production resuming in January after a year-end break.
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Even if the Laguercias hadn't been told of the raid, advance word was leaked to the media so that TV trucks could line up outside the store.
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Gerry Belanger, a local gas station attendant, told of an encounter several years ago, when Webster came in with muffler problems and was offered a lifetime warranty.
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"This is a really, really big deal for Bernie," said Kurt Ehrenberg, a labor leader who previously worked on the Sanders campaign, when told of the decision.
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Many wept as they told of murder, land theft, forced migration and the legacies of living in a region where fear of retribution silenced people over generations.
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The court was never told of the complaints of the source or Mr. Steele's "passionate" belief in the need to defeat Mr. Trump, the inspector general said.
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In follow-up interviews, one child told of how they were kept locked in a closet for days at a time with no food, water or restroom.
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Mr. Berger told of heartbreaking visits to his father in Gestapo detention, and said his father was later held at Dachau, the notorious concentration camp near Munich.
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In interviews, women told of makeshift living accommodations on the road, where they were asked to sleep in rooms along with male co-workers they didn't know.
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I wondered if putting a banner on the meat case that told of the dire implications of big meat would make it easier for me to resist?
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Ventimiglia, who was told of his character's death after shooting the pilot, added that the Jack-is-dead storyline will have a major impact on Kate (Chrissy Metz).
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"I have been told of and have seen many beautiful gestures of kindness and solidarity among so many people, helping people, even strangers, in need," wrote Archbishop Gonzalez.
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In a statement, district officials reportedly said only that on March 7, they were told of a "regrettable circumstance involving some of the biological specimens" at the school.
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Human rights heroes Vaclav Havel, Lech Walesa and Natan Sharansky all told of how the Voice of America and Radio Free Europe sustained them in their prison cells.
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She has said she accompanied her family to the theater because her parents — whom she still had not told of the encounter — wanted to see Mr. Cosby perform.
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Leibbrandt told Reuters in May that, before the Bangladesh heist in February, he had not been told of any successful or unsuccessful attempt to steal money using SWIFT.
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In Australia, an inquiry into child abuse recommended that the country introduce a law forcing religious leaders to report child abuse, including priests told of it during confession.
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" And he told of a shocking encounter with a Capitol Police officer who said with "a little attitude" that he didn't recognize the senator: "The pin, I know.
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" Judge Scheindlin said she had not read the book; told of his assertion, she said, "That just shows that Ray Kelly didn't know my style as a judge.
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Oddi's friend Luis David Gonzalez told the Miami Herald he was on his way to the alleged gunman's home with breakfast when he was told of the incident.
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And a Dutch official told of a terrorism alert from the New York City police about the brothers who, days later, carried out the suicide bombings in Brussels.
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She told of being raised on an 18,000-acre estate in the Silesia region of Germany, to fabulous wealth, a doting father and a cruel and unforgiving mother.
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ROME — Sister Marie told of nuns who worked long hours to cook and clean for cardinals and bishops, without being asked to break bread at the same table.
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Mr. Coles, the Wells Fargo customer who said the bank had spent three years trying to collect money he never borrowed, laughed when told of the settlement's size.
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Speaking with our Seoul correspondent in 2014, Mr. Ji told of losing a leg and arm while stealing coal from a moving freight train during a 1996 famine.
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Mr. Smollett, meanwhile, entered his building, and a short while later, his creative director, Frank Gatson, whom he had told of the attack, called 911 to report it.
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Her first memoir, "The Road From Coorain" (1989), which became a best seller, told of her life in Australia up to the point of her decision to leave.
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Ms. Washington said that an employee from the company had visited the house in June to discuss her outstanding balance and was told of Ms. Daniels's medical needs.
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In the Times interview, he told of being physically exhausted and using sleeping pills in the past year while working 100 hours or more a week at times.
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Interviewed a decade after the rescue, the captain told of receiving a haunting letter detailing conditions so bad that the writer wished the captain had let him die.
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Some U.S. and Venezuelan security experts, told of the plan by Reuters, called it politically far-fetched and potentially dangerous because it could set off a civil war.
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He told of days in darkness in the hold of the ship, and the sour water given to drink twice a day, acrid with vinegar to prevent scurvy.
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The idea that my husband and I should have been given the diagnosis, told of the dire outcomes — and then sent home to hope for a natural miscarriage.
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The Mets reached out to Harvey then, the person said, and when Harvey arrived at Citi Field on Sunday, he was told of the suspension and sent home.
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In her visit to Philadelphia, Ms. Lynch met with a group of men and women who told of the difficulties in trying to start over after leaving prison.
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A Hamilton official cited it at a recent student assembly meeting, when students asked about the Burtons' contention that they had not been told of their son's troubles.
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In the oral history, he told of once wanting to make a scary animated show about kids in a haunted house, with a dog as a background character.
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It told of the Army's first crossing of the Rhine, in March 1945, when the Germans failed to blow up a railroad bridge near the town of Remagen.
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So from the moment I was told of Gary's demise, I kept the secret from my family, my friends, even for a time from my fellow cast members.
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Story after story has been told of patients who underwent relatively routine medical procedures, received prescriptions for a hefty amount of painkillers and became addicted to the drug.
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The article said that C.D.C. policy analysts were told of the forbidden words and phrases at a meeting on Thursday with senior officials who oversee the agency's budget.
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Ms. Pirro has been formally suspended by the network because of her remarks, according to a person told of the decision who requested anonymity to describe sensitive discussions.
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Mr. de Blasio had lobbied lawmakers on the plan, occasionally in blunt terms, saying the deal was personally important to him, according to several people told of his conversations.
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Untold numbers perish; nearly all of the more than two dozen survivors interviewed by The Associated Press told of people in their groups who simply vanished into the Sahara.
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Facebook had originally intended for the six users and Infowars to be banned from the platform and told of the ban before they read about it in the press.
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The ancient Norse legend of a sea monster called the Kraken told of a tentacled beast with the power to capsize ships and drag fishermen to their water graves.
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Zootopia, which also won Best Animated Feature at the Golden Globes, told of a cop rabbit and a sly fox uncovering a conspiracy within a society of anthropomorphic animals.
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GM said that it had been told of the FTC probe in June 2015, and made changes to ensure that repairs needed because of recalls were taken care of.
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And on my radio show today I received this call from Travis from Nevada who told of his own personal loss at the hands, again of an illegal alien.
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The love birds told of the sweet proposal as they graced the cover of Out magazine's February issue, with Morelli calling it "the most magical day" of her life.
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He was only told of that link when he was 11 — and he has put it to good use, writing a book called Princely Advice for a Happy Life.
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He talked about comic books, radio dramas, Astounding magazine, and the stories they'd all told: of rocket-powered heroes, bug-eyed monsters, mad scientists bent on ruling the world.
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Also, it would be highly inappropriate for Trump to be told of any inner workings of the Special Counsel probe when he and his friends & family are under investigation.
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"There were no rubber hoses being brought out, no bright lights," he said after being told of the confrontational nature of the scenes between the pilots and the investigators.
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Dolan, director of the new Max Planck Centre for Computational Psychiatry and Ageing, and Dayan, cracked open a bottle of champagne in London after being told of the prize.
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Foster sailed from Mobile Bay with papers that claimed he was delivering lumber to St. Thomas, and eleven crew members who had not been told of their real mission.
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Some unnamed athletes said they were not told of the nature of his treatments, which seemed more related to enhancing sports performance than addressing a medical condition, Usada said.
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The club will also hold a pre-game ceremony with five veterans who will be told of Rapinoe's actions and with whom she hopes to meet ahead of time.
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Steven Deller, an economics professor at the University of Wisconsin, laughed when told of the latest announcement Friday afternoon, pointing to other promised Foxconn plants that were never built.
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Sam Singer, a spokesman for Mr. Rubin, disputed that the technologist had been told of any misconduct at Google and said he left the company of his own accord.
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In September, an article told of a 214-year-old teacher who kissed a student and let him "touch her breasts behind Culver's," a burger joint in Kerrville, Tex.
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In an interview with Todd Tobias on the website Tales From the American Football League, he told of a game in which an opposing player was returning a punt.
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In "The Know-It-All," Jacobs told of his 18-month effort to read the entire "Encyclopaedia Britannica," using its abecedarian entries as prompts for reflection and anecdotes. Etc.
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On his recent trip to Asia, the president was told of a list of 51 fact-checking questions for this article, including one about his prodigious television watching habits.
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Migrants interviewed on Saturday in the Sicilian port of Pozzallo told of a large fishing boat that overturned and sank on Thursday with many women and children on board.
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Some survivors told of being roused Sunday night or early Monday by friends, or by police officers or sheriff's deputies driving down their streets, honking or shouting through loudspeakers.
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Person after person along the trail into Bangladesh told of how the security forces cordoned off Rohingya villages as the fire rained down, and then shot and stabbed civilians.
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Mary Kelly, a resident of the Bray block, told of how she had been watching television when her son called to tell her that her building was being evacuated.
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At the 2019 opening of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference on Sunday, the chief designer of China's lunar exploration told of plans to send a rover to Mars.
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He insults every shopping mall employee who has told of having to protect teenagers from Moore while he cruised the malls at night by claiming they are lying, too.
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Ford testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee first and told of how she has been forced into hiding since coming forward publicly in an interview with The Washington Post.
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Several clothing historians expressed concerns about the first article in our series, which told of the wedding announcement of Sarah Mullett and John Grant that was published on Sept.
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After the meeting of the government's airport committee on Tuesday, May's full team of top ministers was told of the decision but they did not discuss it, she added.
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One woman told of being held prisoner in a house that had been turned into a makeshift brothel in McAllen, a city of 143,83 in the Rio Grande Valley.
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Details of the report were not immediately available, however, deputies were told of a "possible human body in a freezer" which was located in an attached residence on the farm.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Once upon a time, legend told of a magical charging pad that could power up a smartphone, watch, and wireless earbuds all at the same time.
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Harvey threw a bullpen session on Saturday, the day he was told of his demotion, so Tuesday was the first day he was available to pitch in his new role.
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I thought then of the numerous anecdotes people have told of wild-parrot flocks learning, via ''cultural transmission,'' to speak the human words taught to them by reintegrated former pets.
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The first report, in Fortune, questioned whether Tesla shareholders should have been told of the first known fatality involving the upstart carmaker's Autopilot system before their shareholder meeting last month.
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"This is not the US standard of care in any way," Kolahi said after being told of the various claims made by women and the people who work with them.
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Like a master distiller told of a single malt being mixed with Coca-Cola, he winces at the thought of drinkers squeezing their tea bag after merely a few seconds.
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The "Imagine" singer eventually handed the piano off to a friend, but not before adorning it with a plaque that told of its storied history, according to the auction site.
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He and his fellow passengers were told of the bombs by cabin crew and saw smoke from the terminal, he told Mashable, before they were transferred to a huge hangar.
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On getting things done in Washington, he told of how he succeeded both as governor and as a congressman and argued that he'd be ready for the first hundred days.
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Rebecca Bitrus, a Nigerian Christian woman who was held for two years after she was abducted by Boko Haram Islamist militants, told of how she was repeatedly beaten and raped.
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Stanley Lord, despite being told of the rockets, never gave an order to steam closer to investigate, or even to wake the wireless operator so he could radio a query.
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We've asked Facebook several questions — including for what reason the audio was transcribed and why users weren't explicitly told of the third-party transcription — but did not immediately hear back.
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Mr. Ryan told of being conscripted as his school's baseball coach, even though he had not played the game in years and his team had neither uniforms nor a field.
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So far, Mr. Bai said, he has been told of 0003 who were cheated out of sums ranging from $100 to $10,000 each, for a total of more than $18,000.
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And the mothers of Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown and others killed in acts of gun violence or in clashes with the police told of forging emotional connections with Mrs. Clinton.
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The magazine spoke with seven people, including Corrigan's family members and friends, who confirmed that they had been told of the alleged groping incident prior to the other recent allegations.
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The first, a gentle pothead in his twenties, told of getting arrested for smoking on a stoop in New York, and losing his financial aid at Santa Barbara City College.
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But a report Wednesday said Manigault Newman may have been escorted out of the White House after being told of her firing by chief of staff John KellyJohn Francis KellyMORE.
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Ms. Bayanilla's mother, who was not identified by the police, was overcome when told of the arrest, Lt. William O'Toole told reporters during a phone call to discuss the case.
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Some even told of how, out of the blue, they'd been informed they could no longer bet, shut out by the ethereal traders whose decisions on such matters are final.
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A lawyer for the Libyan Investment Authority told of a fund official's storming into a board room to scream obscenities at two Goldman bankers and telling them to leave Libya.
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Relatives of the victims, who were told of the decision in private shortly before it was made public, embraced outside the building where they were briefed in Warrington, northern England.
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Members of the Board were not told of any concerns yesterday, when the Recorder first became aware of issues, nor were members notified prior to the polls opening this morning.
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Told of Mr. Meade's comment, she noted that the past two years have been unusually busy because of the museum's extensive renovations, and some chose to leave for that reason.
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The Post's article included an interview with Ms. Ford's husband and her lawyer, Ms. Katz, and described a therapist's notes from 2012 in which Ms. Ford told of the attack.
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La David Johnson — have not been told of the investigation's conclusions, said the military official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the findings have not yet been released.
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On that day, Ben Raines, a reporter for AL.com, published an article in which he told of discovering the charred wooden remains of a boat believed to be the Clotilda.
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There was the guy who told of an ambitious new employee at his firm who spent his first weeks scouring thousands of Slack logs dating back years before his arrival.
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The report does not indicate when Mr. de Blasio was told of the problem or whether he was informed of the confusion surrounding the attempts to get it working again.
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I am stunned by a president who, when told of his duty to call the family of a fallen hero, has to ask his chief of staff what to say.
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Ms. Mark recalled speaking with a McDonald's worker who told of being blocked from accepting a higher-paying job at a different McDonald's franchise because of a no-poach provision.
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Smita Dazzo, the legal services director of the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, a nonprofit that helps refugees, said the information probably came from someone the girls told of their plans.
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Civilians who have managed to get out have told of fighters killing men who were planning to leave and shooting fugitives fleeing through the streets, Amnesty International reported on Thursday.
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In recent weeks, several articles in Chinese news media have told of people who used medicine to suppress coronavirus symptoms to pass through the country's now ubiquitous fever-screening checkpoints.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren, the anti-Wall Street Democratic firebrand from Massachusetts, organized a Capitol Hill forum where a group of foreclosure victims told of their difficulties in dealing with OneWest.
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The result may not push Mischief in the new direction promised by last fall's far more ambitious "Groan Ups," a proper play that told of an unrequited, almost Chekhovian longing.
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Mr. Strahan's co-host, Kelly Ripa, was told of the move just minutes before the announcement, and felt blindsided, said a person who has spoken to her about ABC's decision.
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Tillis has put more than $2 million of his campaign money into ads attacking Tucker as someone who "lies like a dog," and he scoffed when told of Wrenn's account.
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Mr. Dietl, who gravitates toward the off the cuff, told of going to court to try to correct a voter registration error that had left him without a party affiliation.
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The Public Theater said that all members of the House of Representatives, the Senate and President Trump's administration were told of the production, and that they were welcome to attend.
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One H.I.V.-infected man Dr. He's team tried to recruit said he was not told of the ethical concerns about editing human embryos, according to Sanlian Weekly, a Chinese newsmagazine.
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Democrats, however, said that the FISA court was told of the political motivation behind the report, though Clinton and the DNC were not named, The Washington Post reported on Friday.
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According to the Post, Cambridge Analytica's leadership, which included Bannon, were told of the restrictions on foreign participation in U.S. elections in a 2014 memo from a New York lawyer.
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Under a "golden power" clause, the government must be told of any change in control or ownership of strategic businesses, including telecoms companies, within 10 days of it taking place.
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Mr. Davidson told of how his mother, a school nurse, was taunted by a student singing Ms. Grande's song "thank u, next," which was inspired in part by the breakup.
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They told of pressure — the 24/7 pressure to conform, comply and compete — and so offered clues to the anything-but-this anger coursing through the politics of developed societies.
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The report does not say whether or not Shulkin was told of the problems, but says that problems at the medical center were largely ignored -- despite repeated warnings -- since 2013.
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He told of the genesis of the Chimera, a beast from Greek mythology, connecting it to the biological circumstances of human chimeras, who contain an extra copy of genetic material.
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One particular case in 2012 told of a 24-year-old woman who terminated her pregnancy, having developed the condition after losing her first baby five weeks before he was due.
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A former H.R.A. sergeant told of an incident in the Bronx in which an H.I.V.-positive man punched an officer in the face, then tried to spit his blood at officers.
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Stroumboulopoulos, best known as the host of CBC talk show "George Stroumboulopoulos Tonight," said on Twitter he flew from New York to Los Angeles immediately after being told of the murder.
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He told of a boy and a girl crying as they searched for their father, a sandwich seller, and emergency vehicles speeding in fear of further strikes from military jets overhead.
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"We are very surprised by and disappointed with the decision," the source with direct knowledge of the matter said, adding that his group was told of the decision only this morning.
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Free during the prolonged legal battles, Schettino, 56, reported to a Rome prison to start his sentence as soon as he was told of the verdict, his lawyer Saverio Senese said.
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The country's two largest stock exchanges demanded clarity from Tata's more than two dozen listed units in what could herald scrutiny over why investors were not told of Mistry's concerns earlier.
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Immediately after the fight, Nasukawa told of his regret of underestimating the submission skills of Sapun and how he wants to get in the Rizin ring once again two days later.
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The rain and winds from Harvey also hit coastal communities like Rockport, where callers to the local emergency dispatch line told of walls and roofs collapsing on people across the city.
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" Told of those comments, Zeldin told The Hill last week that Tlaib was being attacked "for shamefully targeting Israelis, Jews and others with a ton of hatred obviously consuming her heart.
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Perhaps his most famous story, Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea told of an elderly Cuban fisherman who, much like Baker Dill, hunts an elusive marlin in the Gulf Stream.
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The dossier first told of a clandestine partnership between the Trump campaign and Russian officials in a memo dated June 2016, the month before the FBI began investigating that very possibility.
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At one dinner, he told of how he had pictures of himself as a boy wearing an Army uniform and digging tiny foxholes on the farm he lived on in Tennessee.
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"Love Potion No. 9," the 1959 song by the Clovers, told of an aphrodisiac peddled by a "gypsy" that makes the subject love/kiss everything he sees, including an unappreciative cop.
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At One Love Manchester, Grande told of how she'd planned a serious, respectful show, until she spoke to a victim's mother – who said her daughter would've wanted to hear the hits.
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Esaw Snipes, Mr. Garner's widow, said she had been told of the Police Department's decision to move ahead with the trial if the Justice Department does not act before Aug. 31.
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But one H.I.V.-infected man Dr. He's team tried to recruit said he was not told of the ethical concerns about editing human embryos, according to Sanlian Weekly, a Chinese newsmagazine.
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Arbus's mental health issues hang over the action, and the play is peppered with flash-forwards to the day West is told of the photographer's suicide, seven years after their encounter.
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Another statement came from Donna Markham, who told of how her 23-year-old daughter Chelsey killed herself in 2009, years after Dr. Nassar sexually abused her during a medical examination.
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An architect who lives on the block, Helena Ayeh, told of walking toward her building carrying a bottle of wine in a bag when a blast lifted her off her feet.
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"I was told of the person who had it but when asked he denied, maybe from fear," Mr. Tydor told his daughter in a recollection quoted in one of her books.
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The Gazzetta dello Sport said that both teams were already at the stadium when they were told of the postponement and that a coach load of Cremonese fans were turned back.
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"I was told of the person who had it but when asked he denied, maybe from fear," Mr. Tydor told his daughter in a recollection quoted in one of her books.
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And that February, the North set off a nuclear test that woke up Washington: The monitoring data told of an explosion roughly the size of the bomb that had leveled Hiroshima.
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In a statement that contradicted the police account, Pastores said Baylosis was not told of his constitutional rights and was denied access to family and lawyers, and even a phone call.
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His departure followed a devastating investigation that found that the leaders of the football team and the athletic department had looked away when told of multiple gang rapes and sexual assault.
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At a news conference in New York City on Tuesday, Deschamps told of her attempts to warn police that Nikolas Cruz had a history of violence and had purchased a gun.
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"You can look at their record and their positions and make your own determination," he said when told of Calabresi's remark that the society is now the ABA for Republican administrations.
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But embedding their demands in a thicket of culture war conflicts could make the road to justice tougher, said Matthias Katsch, a Canisius alumnus who in 2010 told of his abuse.
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Some Democrats, however, say they have felt, recently, more like Pelosi is briefing rather than consulting them, often being told of a decision after she has already made up her mind.
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Ms. Zemansky, peering out of a slit of her tent on a sidewalk on B Street, told of huddling for warmth as the rain pounded on her tent before she escaped.
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"At this stage, I think you got to be doing like ten events in two days," said Spencer Zwick, one of the Republican Party's most celebrated fundraisers, when told of Trump's schedule.
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Angie Bowie, ex-wife of David Bowie, was told of her ex's death, and told "New York" about it — but "New York" thought that Bowie meant David Gest, one of their housemates.
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For those who like their tea serving piping hot, the book told of an apparent feud between The Strokes and Ryan Adams, over Adams' alleged hand in Albert Hammond Jr's heroin addiction.
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They asked for information on when authorities and the company's board were notified and when three executives who sold stock in the company in August were first told of the data breach.
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Paul Laxalt&aposs memoir told of his youth and rapid rise to political prominence in Nevada, his years as a U.S. senator, Reagan confidante, presidential aspirant and, finally, legal adviser and lobbyist.
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According to Richard Cellini, the Georgetown alumnus who established the memory project, some of the descendants wept openly when they were told of family histories that had been a mystery to them.
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The tweets came hours after American Urban Radio Network's April Ryan reported that Manigault Newman was escorted from the White House grounds shouting profanities after being told of her termination by Kelly.
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In the piece, she told of a night that her father, then a deputy district attorney, was pulled over and handcuffed by Los Angeles police officers, who mistook him for a suspect.
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In the interview in Paris, Mr. Rajaonarimampianina said he was aware the Russians were supporting other candidates and became indignant when told of the Russians' conclusion that he was a losing bet.
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Both say they were told of that story from David Wildstein, Mr. Christie's onetime enforcer at the agency, who has pleaded guilty to orchestrating the shutdown and is now cooperating with prosecutors.
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Mx. Sharma, who prefers the gender-neutral Mx. in place of Mr. or Ms., told of being forced to resign from a job recently after attempting to use the women's restroom there.
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On Tuesday, The Times reported additional accusations by actresses including Gwyneth Paltrow and Angelina Jolie, and The New Yorker published harrowing accounts of women who told of being raped by Mr. Weinstein.
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Cyril McColl, one of the G.I.s in the Besançon courtyard, told of Mr. Maxwell's heroics in falling on that live grenade in an article in the June 1945 issue of Collier's magazine.
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Mexican officials said they were told of the American decision on Thursday morning in letters from the Department of Homeland Security and the United States chargé d'affaires in Mexico, John S. Creamer.
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One academic told of a future where the Senate refused to consider Supreme Court justices from the opposing party, leaving the bench size to fluctuate with partisan whims for years to come.
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Shockingly though, many people suffering from Alzheimer's do not receive an accurate diagnosis and according to the Alzheimer's Association, fewer than half of individuals with Alzheimer's are even told of their diagnosis.
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Residents along Walnut Street and at other crime scenes told of a fractured community — isolated by this city's entrenched segregation, hollowed out by joblessness and poverty, and battered by resignation and indifference.
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After the Central Park shooting, Officer McDonald told of his struggle to cope in the book "The Steven McDonald Story" (1989), written with his wife and the writer E. J. Kahn III.
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Roughly 800,000 federal employees were furloughed or compelled to work without pay while daily reports told of coast-guards visiting food banks, IRS desertions and FBI indictments postponed for want of cash.
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Australian Defence Minister Christopher Pyne, who arrived in Beijing on Thursday for scheduled talks, said Australia would normally expect to be told of such a case within three days under existing diplomatic conventions.
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" Told of Sugimoto's doubts about the honesty of study participants, Eissenberg, who served on the FDA's tobacco products scientific advisory committee from 2011 to 2017, said "it raises a great deal of concern.
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Three Interior Ministry officials reached by phone and told of Boumallouga's tale and the allegations against Bin Othman said they were not authorized to comment and did not know of anyone who was.
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Officials from the Unite union are expected to be told of the decision at a meeting with the U.S. carmaker on Thursday, a source familiar with the situation said on condition of anonymity.
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She told of her struggle to shed the victim label that had been pressed upon her, and urged him to see the error of his ways, convinced that he still doesn't get it.
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A federal agent later testified that Ruth was the only witness that the prosecution was going to put on the stand, having been the person whom the victim initially told of the assault.
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Yet her three previous matches, which all went the distance, told of a fighting spirit and battle-hardened endurance that would not give an inch if she could drag Barty into a dogfight.
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Bowdich, who has since been promoted to a top job at FBI headquarters in Washington, testified that he was told of the threats, took them seriously and was concerned for his family's safety.
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One of many stories in the press told of Stephen Kessler, who murdered his mother-in-law and claimed afterwards that he didn't remember what he'd done as he was "flying on LSD".
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At a farmhouse surrounding by towering date palms, Mohamed El Ghatani, a farmer, told of how he learned that his 16-year-old nephew, Amir, drowned on his way to Europe last month.
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And the Queen – who would have been about 14 at the time — was told of the plan apparently for the first time in a groundbreaking documentary that airs on Smithsonian Channel on Sunday.
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In the fourth chapter of Genesis, which Jews, Christians, and Muslims claim as sacred scripture, the story is told of two brothers – Cain and Abel – who offer sacrifices to God from their flocks.
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Over the course of 90 minutes, the boys told of the moment they realized they were trapped, how they adapted to their surroundings and their eventual joy at being found, ten days later.
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And now we are told of another criminal investigation by the FBI into certain political favors for contributions to ostensibly charitable foundations, created and managed by the members of the permanent political aristocracy.
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" She also told of the toll of handling the campaign, writing, "I am a wife and a mother and cannot continue to handle the multitude of calls, texts, social media requests and comments.
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The fishermen on the Fuh Sheng told of beatings, being forced to work up to 22 hours a day, eating food with cockroaches floating in it, and spending nights itching from insect bites.
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Documents obtained by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW), a group that has been highly critical of the Trump administration, showed that his office was told of the overspending in October.
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A witness at the infamous bridge trial painted Christie as a vengeful and manipulative she-devil, testifying that when the New Jersey governor was told of the 2013 lane-closing scheme, he cackled.
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In transcripts of meetings with his lawyers, which they released in January, Mr. Xie told of torture and abuse inflicted by interrogators, who threatened to turn him into an "invalid" unless he confessed.
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In two harrowing reports that told of missed warnings, chains of errors and frantic American sailors fighting to save their fellow shipmates, the Navy determined that both fatal collisions could have been prevented.
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Her memoirs told of a childhood spent amid glamour, living in New York with her mother but spending considerable time with her father and stepmother in Hollywood, where she worried about boring him.
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But people close to Mr. Trump who have been told of the memo's contents, both inside and outside the White House, conceded that the document was not likely to deliver on those expectations.
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The race continued with the incident under investigation and a few laps later when Vettel was told of the decision the four-time world champion exploded, venting his anger over the team radio.
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Mexican officials say they were told of the latest American decision on Thursday morning in letters from the Department of Homeland Security and the United States chargé d'affaires in Mexico, John S. Creamer.
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Speaking on Israel's Channel 13 television, he said Israel was not told of the decision in advance and that it would respond by backing lawsuits by settlement listers against Airbnb in U.S. courts.
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Salles said he believes those crews will get regular coronavirus updates, but won't be told of any family deaths until they are returning to the l'Ile Longue submarine base near Brest in Brittany.
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Both patients thought their costs would be covered, according to previous reports and Azcue's interview with Business Insider, and both were charged, only to later be told of "errors" associated with their bills.
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Meehan acknowledged much of what the Times reported, including that he expressed his affection to the woman over ice cream and that he was upset when told of her relationship with another man.
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I speak up against the blasphemy laws and it is not uncommon for me to be silenced, told of the dangers to my life for even discussing such issues from those around me.
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During her closed deposition, HIll said her former boss, then-national security adviser John Bolton, referenced a "drug deal" when told of a linkage between US aid and investigations into Trump's political rivals.
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The educators who had come to Charleston gave big cheers when told of the potential pay raise, but there were many boos when they learned insurance issues were to be dealt with later.
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Parts of the center, on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea, will close in weeks, according to the detainees, who said they had been told of the decision at a meeting on Monday.
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In his book he told of reprimanding James Dean during a work session when the actor, in a minor role in a trial scene, seemed not to be listening to the courtroom proceedings.
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A middle-aged woman told of waking up every morning to find a coating of film on her car, of struggling to breathe, and said TCEQ merely issued assurances that everything was fine.
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"The people of this state have never asked to be told of or shown the intimate and embarrassing details of my personal life and my personal struggles," the governor said outside the Capitol.
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Second, many states do not require that a homebuyer or a seller be told of a property's flood risk, meaning an unsuspecting buyer may only learn how vulnerable they are after being flooded.
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Khan's remarks came as US President Donald Trump told of "attractive news" from Pakistan and India after his summit with North Korea leader Kim Jong Un concluded Thursday in the Vietnamese capital Hanoi.
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In the series, the common story told of the relationship between Rhaegar and Lyanna is that Rhaegar fell in love with, kidnapped, and raped Lyanna, thus incurring the wrath of her fiancée, Robert Baratheon.
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The gems, which are often about the size of the period at the end of this sentence, told of a cooler, wetter and maybe livable world as far back as 4.3 billion years ago.
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The Post told of an extraordinary meeting on Capitol Hill in mid-September, when FBI Director James Comey, Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson and other officials met with the leadership of both parties.
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The former residents also told of being subjected to tortures — from the straightforwardly awful to the downright bizarre — that were occasionally administered as a special punishment but were often just a matter of course.
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Multiple L Brands executives came forward and told The Times that Wexner had also been told of Epstein's ploy to pose as a recruiter for Victoria's Secret as a way to lure young girls.
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Another student told of being homeless during the program and how he made it through thanks to support from Larkin Street Youth Services, a San Francisco organization that provides transitional housing and other services.
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Chief Medical Examiner Dr. James Gill was told of the decision in a letter (PDF) dated October 13 from Dr. Barbara Wolf, chairwoman of the National Association of Medical Examiners Inspection and Accreditation Committee.
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Dynamix posted on the Facebook event page on Friday claiming that organisers were only told of the music ban "hours ago," however he noted the venue is allowed to stay open and serve alcohol.
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"To explain his injuries, the individual told of what he had done in the center of Strasbourg by saying he had shot at soldiers and killed 10 people," Heitz said, according to The Guardian.
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Employees were hanging out on couches, gazing at their smartphones, watching TV. "When people are happy to come to work, they produce happy items," I was told of the Bangkok Air Catering management philosophy.
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The wrestler, whose name has not been revealed and who is identified in documents only as Individual A, told of abuse in a motel room during a wrestling camp trip when he was 14.
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The athletes were greeted at Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta airport by friends, family and a troupe of drummers from Burundi, and it's where Biel told of his joy at mixing with the world's best athletes.
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Ahead of the games, 800-meter runner Rose Nathike Lokonyen told of her flight from the brutal civil war in South Sudan, first on foot and then squashed in the back of a truck.
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Clinton told of people who said they had been bamboozled by Mr. Trump, pointing to an architect in the audience who said he never got paid for designing a clubhouse on Mr. Trump's property.
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Some survivors have told stories to that effect; Angel Colon, tearfully told of being unable to walk after having been shot several times, and expressed gratitude to an officer who pulled him to safety.
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When told of Ms. Walter's desire, Ms. Verrill said that she worried that such a visit would be more of a publicity stunt and that her impulse would be to ask her to leave.
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And when he went to talk to the people involved about what actually happened, they told of how confused and terrified they'd been, how little they understood in the seconds when death seemed certain.
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The witness, a Rohingya Muslim from Myanmar, told of being beaten and starved by gun-toting captors on the boat that ferried him and more than 200 others to a trafficking camp in Thailand.
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The company said that it had been told of a past relationship between Krzanich and another employee and that an investigation revealed that the CEO violated the company's "non-fraternization policy" for its executives.
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The Lives of Others told of a dyed-in-the-wool Stasi spy who realizes he might have been wrong after he becomes entangled in the surveillance of a prominent playwright and his girlfriend.
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Cohen's reported claims, if true, would be at odds with repeated denials that Trump was not told of the meeting beforehand, and raise the prospect that Trump Jr. lied to Congress about the meeting.
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He told of arriving at John F. Kennedy International Airport on New Year's Eve with virtually nothing and proceeding over the ensuing weeks and months to attract followers in the most basic of ways.
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I knew he had groomed girls before me from the tragic stories he told of Indian girls he had been with in England, stories in which he remembered himself as more savior than predator.
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The kids, who were visiting the Kent State campus, erupted in cheers when they were told of the news, while their parents, watching from a live feed in a separate room, burst into tears.
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Workers told of seeing her with a "big purple blotch" resembling a shoe imprint below her navel, as if someone had kicked her, and of "big red circles" on her stomach, chest and legs.
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Meehan later acknowledged much of what the Times reported, including that he expressed his affection to the woman over ice cream and that he was upset when told of her relationship with another man.
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" Told of critical comments by Iraqi soldiers and officers, Colonel Dorrian said: "For our part, we continue to do every single day what we've been doing all along in the campaign to defeat Daesh.
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With my Grandma Bettie, I lost details of my family's great migration, but I felt the South's presence in my home through the stories my father told of his mother's life in Waycross, Georgia.
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Sanders also suggested, after he was told of Russia's work to help his campaign, that the Russian government may be responsible for "some of the ugly stuff on the internet attributed to our campaign."
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Cegielski told of being informed by colleagues, in March, 2015, that Trump would be running for President, with the goal of polling at, say, twelve per cent, and finishing second in the delegate count.
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Meehan later acknowledged much of what the Times reported, including that he expressed his affection to the woman over ice cream and that he was upset when told of her relationship with another man.
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Most of the nine board members were only told of the scheme in the week leading up to Friday's rate review, according to interviews with more than a dozen officials familiar with the deliberations.
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And details of Ms. Manigault Newman's account are fuzzy: She told NPR that she heard the recording herself, but wrote in her book that she was only told of its existence by third parties.
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Lockheed, which had offered to shift its F-16 production line in Fort Worth, Texas, to India, said it had not been told of any change to the Indian plan for single-engine fighters.
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"If you guys play this way against Louisville, they're going to take y'all outside with some nooses," Hatchell said, according to the person, who was told of the remark by people who were present.
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One of her memoirs told of her romances with Hollywood figures such as Sinatra, Marlon Brando, Gene Kelly and Howard Hughes (she was a teenager at the time), as well as various married men.
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All told, of the 28 seats the Tories lost to Labour, perhaps 17 can be explained by some combination of higher turnout, large populations of young and educated voters, and opposition to a hard Brexit.
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Sanders responded that his plan gets more popular when people are told of its benefits, including that it would expand coverage to include dental care and hearing aids and would eliminate premiums, copayments and deductibles.
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According to terms of the settlement, the city acknowledges no fault in Tamir's death, which came after a 911 caller told of someone in a city park brandishing what appeared to be a toy gun.
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Ambassadors chairing different regional groups at the United Nations were told of the decision on Tuesday by U.N. Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed, several diplomats, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Reuters earlier on Wednesday.
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Time and time again, the story was told of a class of people who felt abandoned to suffer by elites, who felt that undeserving others were given a hand up but they themselves were not.
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The saga reached a ridiculous crescendo last week as his Barcelona teammates insisted on social media that he was staying, while newspapers told of his imminent departure, which was confirmed on August 3rd (see chart).
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But the story gets even is stranger: Passengers who take Uber's self-driving taxis in Pittsburgh are not required to sign any waivers and are not explicitly told of the risks involved with the ride.
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Most of the nine board members were only told of the scheme in the week leading up to last Friday's rate review, according to interviews with more than a dozen officials familiar with the deliberations.
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But Margaret Hodge, a member of Britain's Labour Party who has long led parliamentary investigations into corporate tax avoidance, criticised Uber's practise of not paying VAT on its fees, when told of it by Reuters.
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In Jeff and Michael Zimbalist's footballer biopic, "Pelé: Birth of a Legend," we are endlessly told of the importance of what is known in Portuguese as "ginga": a distinctly Brazilian swing and style of play.
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Emails obtained by the magazine show that the DCCC's top IT executive and the group's chief of staff were both told of the attempted attacks and that the organization shared the information with the FBI.
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The Unicef report told of the many threats faced by vulnerable young people: Alone among strangers More than 90 percent of refugee and migrant children who arrived in Europe via Italy this year were unaccompanied.
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One claimed he saw Kenyatta at meetings where attacks were planned; another, that he was told of these meetings, though he wasn't present; and a third, that he met with Kenyatta beforehand to discuss violence.
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Untold numbers perish along the way; nearly all the more than two dozen survivors interviewed by the AP told of people in their groups who simply could not go on and vanished into the Sahara.
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Lance Maerov, the board member who handled the contract negotiations, acknowledged in an interview that he had been told of settlements, but said that he had assumed they were used to cover up consensual affairs.
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Gay basketball player Jason Collins told of the support she offered when he went public with his homosexuality; a grandmother described how her daughter's battle with drug addiction inspired Clinton to address the drug crisis.
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They were mostly regular teenagers who told of being charmed by Dr. Nassar's "strange laugh" and by the autographed posters of revered gymnasts on the walls of his office at the Michigan State sports clinic.
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Albon, who was told of the promotion in a regular catch-up meeting with Red Bull consultant Helmut Marko, will start Sunday's race at the back of the grid due to an engine-related penalty.
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Some people on Twitter have told of how they've gone to multiple stores in search of the magazine, and Editor-In-Chief Jake Silverstein tweeted that there may be extra distribution later in the week.
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In Wim Wenders's 1999 documentary, "Buena Vista Social Club," Ry Cooder, who helped unite once-forgotten masters of Cuban popular song for an album, told of something he learned to do early in the project.
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It's the same story that White House reporters at CNN, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal and virtually every other mainstream media outlet has told of the Trump White House.
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They "failed to take appropriate action" when told of violations in 85033 cases, "did not respond" to concerns in one fatal case and told some employees to "hold off" on looking further into migrant cases.
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" A statement released by Watson's attorneys said both she and "at least two witnesses whom Ms. Watson told of the assault the day after Fairfax raped her" are prepared to testify about her allegation. "Ms.
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Aside from a few sympathetic correspondents such as John Reed, reporters told of the chaos in Russia and the regime's brutality, which made many in the West wary of associating themselves too closely with Moscow.
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Like the Playboy model Karen McDougal, who told of an affair with Trump in another interview with Anderson Cooper on Thursday, Daniels said Trump spoke of how she reminded him of his eldest daughter Ivanka.
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The company said that it had been told of a past relationship between Krzanich and another employee and that an investigation revealed that the CEO had violated the company's "non-fraternization policy" for its executives.
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Mr. Coates is the author of "Between the World and Me." We are being told of the evils of "cancel culture," a new scourge that enforces purity, banishes dissent and squelches sober and reasoned debate.
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The three men had been told of possible sexual assault, but "instead of reporting it to authorities, they consciously turned their backs and the abuse continued," Josh Shapiro, Pennsylvania's attorney general, said after the verdict.
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I still maintain contact with all my previous employers and was even given permission to job-search at work after being told of the budget cuts, including using my co-workers and superiors as references.
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"Jazz," published in 1992, was about a love triangle during the Harlem Renaissance in New York in the 1920s, and the third book, "Paradise," published in 19313, told of women in a small, predominantly black town.
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Untold numbers perish along the way; nearly all the more than two dozen survivors interviewed by The Associated Press told of people in their groups who simply could not go on and vanished into the Sahara.
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"It was scary, I had never done anything like that before," said Mary McHale, a Reading resident who told of her experience nearly 30 years ago as a 17-year-old in a Catholic high school.
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Google's bid for GitHub, whose cloud software lets programmers collaborate and share code, came in at just under $6 billion, and it declined to raise the price after being told of Microsoft's offer, the person said.
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The former residents of St. Joseph's told of being subjected to tortures — from the straightforwardly awful to the downright bizarre — that were occasionally administered as a special punishment but were often just a matter of course.
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Other diplomats from elsewhere in Europe said they, too, hadn't been told of his resignation and found out that the person running policy toward their countries was on the way out only from the news report.
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Shortly after the emails were hacked, George Papadopoulos, one of Trump's five listed foreign policy advisers, was told of their existence by a Russian professor whom he knew to have deep contacts in the Russian government.
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"Jazz," published in 1992, was about a love triangle during the Harlem Renaissance in New York in the 1920s, and the third book, "Paradise," published in 1997, told of women in a small, predominantly black town.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia should introduce a law forcing religious leaders to report child abuse, including Catholic priests told of abuse during confession, said a report on Friday which detailed institutional abuse, particularly in the Catholic Church.
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The federation, which owns a 1 percent interest in the series, released a statement the day after the announcement saying it was "not party to the negotiations" and had only recently been told of the deal.
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In one instance, the plaintiffs cited a December 2016 interview with Rams former head coach Jeff Fisher, who said when he was hired in January 2012 he was told of plans to move to Los Angeles.
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" His comments came a day after the Navy released two chilling reports that told of missed warnings, chains of errors and frantic American sailors fighting to save their shipmates — in accidents that the admiral called "preventable.
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Mr. Silberg also suggested that the number of wounds on the children told of a woman intent on killing, just as her two self-inflicted neck wounds proved she tried hard to end her own life.
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The president has said he was never told of any warnings, but several Sri Lankan officials said it would have gone against standard practice for the police chief to be warned if the president hadn't been.
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Hisham, a 3.63-year-old student, and Said, a 26-year-old construction worker, told of how they flew from Morocco to Turkey, then managed to evade increased Greek border security and cross into EU territory.
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In a Times article in 1987, he told of the flashbacks he had experienced when he took his family to see the Oliver Stone movie "Platoon," a dramatization of American infantrymen fighting in the Vietnam War.
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It is a heartbreaking delay for the dozens of women who have told of assaults by Mr. Cosby, but it is another chance for the compelling, courageous voice of Andrea Constand to be heard in court.
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Gary Washington, through his sign-language interpreters, told of a sense of foreboding that had hung over him on the day of the shooting, and how he had anxiously tried to reach his mother that night.
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The Times of London also described rifts within the royal family, citing sources saying that neither the Queen nor Prince Charles were told of the decision and that the Queen was "understood to be very disappointed."
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The fallout in Asia, the largest buyer of Saudi crude, has been varied, with some refineries expected to receive their allocated volumes for October, and other importers being told of delays or being offered alternative grades.
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MORE on Wednesday called on Congress to look into the White House's decision to keep on staff an aide who had twice been accused of domestic abuse, despite being told of the allegations by the FBI.
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Of its many significant effects over many years, The Defender told of economic success in the North, and was seen as a catalyst in the migration of hundreds of thousands of black Americans from the South.
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Of its many significant effects over many years, The Defender told of economic success in the North, and was seen as a catalyst in the migration of hundreds of thousands of black Americans from the South.
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According to the April filing, Ms. Cros-Toure would physically abuse the girl, who had scars consistent with stories she told of being whipped with an electrical cord and having an earring ripped from her ear.
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In a May 2016 story, also published by the Times, Temple Taggart, who was Miss Utah USA in 1997, told of an encounter with Trump while she was a contestant: He kissed me directly on the lips.
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For if he does embrace them, he would be the first to be told of any wrong-doing by his supporters and would have time to react before it leaks -- as in Washington nearly everything does, eventually.
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"Halfway through, Trump gets up and goes around the table, sits next to Putin in an empty seat," said Ian Bremmer, president of the Eurasia group, who was told of the interaction by others in the room.
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While visiting Kasai, where WFP has 1 percent of the $135 million needed for the next eight months, he said he saw horror in the eyes of women and children as they told of beheadings and brutality.
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Just as the ACA had the infamous "death panels" and "rationing" falsehoods enter the mainstream conscious, there will almost certainly be made-up atrocities told of what the GOP is trying to do to destroy health care.
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In the poignant phase of her testimony, Ms. Kelly told of her efforts to belong to the Christie club and the abuse she took from the boss, who, she said, once threw a water bottle at her.
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Mr. Trump, hoping to bolster his team, met with Mr. diGenova and Ms. Toensing in recent days but, according to two people told of details about the meeting, did not believe he had personal chemistry with them.
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Former employees said that in recent years, Mr. Cohen, the president since 2003, ordered the removal of an exit-interview question about workplace culture after he had been told of at least one allegation against Mr. Dees.
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The residents who spoke at the start of the hearing told of sleeping in sweatpants and sweatshirts or getting up in the morning to put on a coat and huddle in front of stoves in frigid apartments.
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One called friends and colleagues in the days before the report was released to see whether he could have the Justice Department redact his name from Mr. Mueller's report, according to two people told of the matter.
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" Told of the state's report, the nursing instructor, Ms. Friedman, commented: "It will be further evidence for my students that science is an ongoing conversation, and that anyone who has done the reading and thinking — like them!
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Told of Ms. Mercer's role on the museum board, several scientists and environmental organizations said that she should resign or be removed from her position because, they said, she was working at cross purposes with its mission.
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Of the people interviewed by the authors, 265 told of children fathered by members of the peacekeeping force, who came from at least 8003 countries but mostly Uruguay and Brazil, according to a chart in the study.
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She told of going to a fraternity party near Stanford and drinking and then not knowing what happened to her between the time of the party and being conscious in a hospital with pine needles in her hair.
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In his Paris studio recently, Mr. Hadi recalled teaching local masons to help create the plaster and materials needed for the mural, and told of completing the fresco in two months of arduous labor on a giant scaffold.
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She told of going to a fraternity party near Stanford and drinking and then not knowing what happened to her between the time of the party and being conscious in a hospital with pine needles in her hair.
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Recounting a trip to Maiduguri in northeastern Nigeria, where the Islamic extremist group Boko Haram has been active, Patten told of meeting 200 girls who had been raped, talking with them in a room that held 162 babies.
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Even the chief counsel of the NSA was not allowed to read the basis for his own agency's surveillance programme, and its inspector-general, in effect its regulator, was not told of the programme's existence for several months.
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Facebook said last year it was removing 99 percent of content from militant groups Islamic State and al Qaeda before being told of it, while Twitter said 95 percent of account suspensions were thanks to its internal efforts.
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Witnesses told of people throwing glasses, chairs and other objects at the attackers to fend them off as they stormed into a pub in Borough Market in central London, threatening to kill people during an eight minute rampage.
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And when Canadian writer Kelly Oxford went on Twitter with "Tweet me your first assaults... I'll go first" and told of being grabbed, as Trump put it, "by the pussy," when she was 12, the response was overwhelming.
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Chen wrote of her experiences in a blog post, where she told of how she was abducted and suffered various abuses under school officials, including being forced to eat in front of a latrine pit and regularly beaten.
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The 19-year-old mini-mogul told of the mishap in a series of Snapchat videos, noting that the incident marked the first time she had to tell the guards at her Calabasas, California, home who she is.
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WL Ross' investors were not told of the fee calculation methodology, the SEC said, adding that WL Ross had created "ambiguous provisions" in its agreement with investors that led to a deal favouring the firm over its investors.
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During the worst of Northern Ireland's "Troubles," when tensions between Catholics and Protestants were at their height, the Irish poet Seamus Heaney told of a visitor to the region who was asked whether he was Protestant or Catholic.
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During an appearance on "Fox News Sunday," Mr. Priebus defended Mr. Trump after an article in The New York Times on Saturday in which dozens of women who encountered Mr. Trump over his career told of unsettling conduct.
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The U.S. Olympic Committee fired its chief of sports performance earlier this month after an independent investigation found that he and several other individuals took no action to protect athletes after being told of abuse allegations against Nassar.
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When told of the news that Steil was on the verge of jumping into the race, state political consultants explained that he had been considering such a move since Ryan decided to run for vice president in 2012.
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" The Public-Ledger told of a more coincidental confrontation: the two detectives were "strolling" down Market Street when they saw Capone, who they had heard was recently in Atlantic City, parading down the boardwalk "unmolested by shore police.
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There, horrified employees watched their names appear on a large screen, directing them to different rooms, where some would be laid off, according to one person who attended the meeting and two people who were told of it.
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His story has long been crowbarred into the narrative often expected of athletes: the deprived upbringing, the triumph over adversity, that comforting fairy tale told of so many athletes in which greatness flowers best in soil left untended.
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"To teach her that this is not O.K. That nothing about this is O.K." Ms. Wakeman's mother was by her side and convulsing in tears as Ms. Wakeman told of the abuse she endured when she was 16.
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He was mortified in January 1975 to learn that top editors at the paper had enjoyed a private lunch with Gerald Ford in which the president had told of setting up a commission to investigate alleged C.I.A. abuses.
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WL Ross' investors were not told of the fee calculation methodology, the SEC said, adding that WL Ross had created "ambiguous provisions" in its agreement with investors that led to a deal favoring the firm over its investors.
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One told of a job candidate who piped his mother into an interview via Skype, while another recalled a mother asking if she could sit for an interview in place of her child, who had a scheduling conflict.
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National security officials working in the White House told of their worries over Trump's phone call with Zelenskiy and the role that Trump's private lawyer Rudy Giuliani was playing in shaping policy toward Ukraine, an important U.S. ally.
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My own piece, from the novel "Thomas and Mary," told of a woman with a talent for giving her husband and offspring hilarious if demeaning nicknames; they all have to call one another by the names she invented.
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The residents of Fountain, a mountain-flanked suburb of Colorado Springs, were told of the contamination by local officials who had been required by the E.P.A. to test the water for the substances, a step toward possible regulation.
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When I was a student at a prestigious music school, a widespread school legend told of the Juilliard School's fiercely competitive piano department, whose students would place razor blades in between the keys of rehearsal pianos in practice rooms.
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All the employees impacted work in information technology and back office roles and are being told of the decision on Wednesday, according to the sources, who asked not to named because they are not authorised to discuss the plans.
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Think about it, unlike the insurance industry that was told of the millions of additional customers it would have through the uninsured Americans who would be joining their ranks, device manufacturers did not see the same windfall of customers.
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Survivors told of narrow escapes from walls of flame that seemed to erupt from nowhere on Sunday night and Monday morning, forcing them to run even before text messages and other alerts were sent out by emergency warning systems.
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Our group had three men — me, S. and B. — and a woman, G. We "shared" a 60-something female cadaver whose name we knew by only her initials: M.C. She had died, we were told, of metastatic breast cancer.
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Four senior executives, including the consumer credit reporting agency's chief financial officer, sold shares worth $1.8 million in the days after the company began investigating the breach and more than a month before the public was told of it.
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A member of the crew told of hearing a noise from his bunk on the wheelhouse deck of the Conception and seeing flames erupting from the galley, Homendy said, adding that he told investigators he never heard smoke alarms.
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A member of the crew told of hearing a noise from his bunk on the wheelhouse deck of the Conception and seeing flames erupting from the galley, Homendy said, adding that he told investigators he never heard smoke alarms.
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The four witnesses were Mr. Judge; Leland Keyser, a high school friend of Dr. Blasey's who she said attended the party but was not told of the assault; P.J. Smyth, another party guest; and Ms. Ramirez, the Yale accuser.
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Obama was told of expanded U.S. efforts to share threat information with international partners, and he directed his team to ensure the United States is doing everything possible to disrupt any plots by Islamic State, the White House said.
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The soil told of local pollution, indicating the use of municipal refuse incinerators, which peaked in 1937, and offering clues of events farther afield, such as evidence of the aboveground nuclear weapons tests conducted in the 1950s and 1960s.
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The verdict followed weeks of often harrowing and excruciatingly graphic testimony from a string of accusers who told of rapes, forced oral sex, groping, masturbation, lewd propositions and that's-Hollywood excuses from Weinstein about how the casting couch works.
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Henry C. Wallich, a Fed governor who had lived through the hyperinflation of Weimar Germany and often told of paying 150 billion marks to use a neighborhood swimming pool, was among those warning that the Fed was losing control.
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He said that despite what the U.S. ambassadors at the EU testified, he was never told of a link between a hold on nearly $400 million in aid to Ukraine, and Zelensky announcing investigations that would benefit Trump politically.
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We are told of the diamond-soled boots that the famed courtesan Cora Pearl wore for her performances as Cupid in Offenbach's "Orphée aux Enfers," and of the hundred black bows nestled in the folds of another lady's skirt.
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She told of going to a fraternity party near Stanford in January 2015, drinking and then not knowing what happened to her between the time of the party and being conscious in a hospital with pine needles in her hair.
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"I just want to protect and guide her through it, but I'm not going to shelter her from a situation that is hers," said her pro dancer partner Valentin Chmerkovskiy, who had been told of the death that Wednesday night.
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In an emotional speech during the presentation of plaques, the 31-year-old singer/songwriter told of growing up in Canada with country music aspirations, but "I wasn't a hat act, and I didn't have a very country voice," he said.
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All the employees impacted work in the bank's retail network in England and most are being told of the decision on Thursday, according to the sources, who asked not to named because they are not authorised to discuss the plans.
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After calling up her stylist, Brown was told of a few outfit options that would cover the bruises and markings on her arms caused by IV drips, but the singer refused, wanting to wear the original dress she had decided on.
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Several top advisers, such as Mr. Trump's national security adviser, John R. Bolton, and the nominee for secretary of state, Mike Pompeo, as well as the White House chief of staff, John F. Kelly, were told of the selection, officials said.
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"So speaking of typical New York Times, you look in the first paragraph, all of this reporting is based on four people who are told of the matter, and also screams of a leak from the special counsel," Hegseth said.
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" The couple is beginning the back-to-Brooklyn experiment with a one-year lease, presumably long enough to fulfill the expectations of his publisher who, when told of Mr. Hamill's intention to transplant himself, replied, "Sounds like a book to me.
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All the employees impacted work in the bank's retail network in England and most are being told of the decision on Thursday, according to the sources, who asked not to named, because they are not authorized to discuss the plans.
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Those who have arrived this year have told of increasing violence and brutality in Libya, where rival factions battle for power and people smugglers operate with impunity amid the chaos left by the 2011 overthrow of longtime ruler Muammar Gaddafi.
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Mr. Trump announced his intention to nominate Mr. Wilkie in May, surprising even Mr. Wilkie himself, who had not been told of the decision before the president slipped the news into remarks he made ahead of a meeting on prison reform.
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We dissect some of our favorite scenes — featuring Blanca Abundance Evangelista (Mj Rodriguez), Elektra Abundance (Dominique Jackson), and Angel (Indya Moore) — and celebrate the nuanced stories told of queer and trans characters of color by queer and trans people of color.
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The accusations were revealed in November 2017 when a former ONE employee from the Johannesburg office, Idriss Ali Nassah, referred on Twitter to the abuse accusations against the powerful Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein and told of problems at the charity.
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But instead, he accepted the NK summit offer 45 minutes after he was told of it, without even telling the White House staff, and then drank his own kool-aid watching Fox telling him for weeks that he deserved a Nobel.
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" Samuel Zeif, 18, told of texting his parents and brothers from the second floor of Stoneman Douglas, believing that he would be killed, and he dissolved into tears as he begged the president, "Let's never let this happen again — please, please.
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At home and in school they told of Benjamin Banneker's almanacs, Madam C.J. Walker's hair products and subsequent wealth, George Washington Carver's peanuts, Crispus Attucks's heroism in dying first, and even what Dr. Ben Carson did with those conjoined twins.
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We are being told of all the increased benefits and tax reductions coming our way, but this bill has been conjured up in the darkness of congressional meetings without observers, instead of in the light of day, with openness and transparency.
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This newspaper, for one, told of the mooing that resonated at bedtime through a converted Walmart superstore in Texas where 133,500 boys, despite being detained, could still make animal noises in a conspiracy of silliness and take refuge in pretending together.
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We were told of multiple instances of Mr. Rosenstein talking about wearing a wire into the Oval Office, and specifics about him bringing up the 25th Amendment, including the names of cabinet officials he thought he could get on board.
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Eulah Peterson, mayor of nearby Mound Bayou, told of losing a battle to save a storied black high school — decades after Fannie Lou Hamer, the civil rights leader, helped to found the rural development organization in Greenville where they met.
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He injected himself, grew still and then told of the loss of his wife who died alone in her room upstairs — an overdose that came just a few months before this social service nonprofit opened its doors for supervised injections.
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After people affected by the faulty injections told of their grim experiences before a judge on Monday, Barry J. Cadden, the former co-owner and head pharmacist of the company that produced the injections, was sentenced to nine years in prison.
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WASHINGTON — Senators, spies and a president spent years in a pitched battle over how the history is told of one of the most controversial chapters of America's campaign against terrorism, the detention and interrogation of prisoners in secret C.I.A. jails.
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François Chidaine, a like-minded farmer who makes excellent wines in the Loire Valley of France, spoke at a regenerative farming forum in New York in May and told of being ostracized in his community, Montlouis, after giving up tilling.
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A manager at another foreign tour company contacted by Reuters said they too had been told of such a move, but that it was not yet clear who would be affected by such a policy, with more details expected on Wednesday.
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Ford, who alleged that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her when they were teenagers in the early 1980s, testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee first -- and told of how she struggled with claustrophobia and anxiety since the incident more than three decades ago.
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That's according to former Trump White House official Fiona Hill, who in recent testimony before Congress said she was told of that pressure contemporaneously by an American businessman and former Obama administration official who had met Zelensky's team on May 7.
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The individuals that described the alleged plan to remove Gulen to The Wall Street Journal did not attend the meeting in which the topic was purportedly discussed and were not directly told of the plot by Flynn or his associates.
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Evacuees in San Diego County, where a 271,100-acre fire was only 15 percent contained as of late Friday night, told of swiftly encroaching flames that left at least six people injured, prized racehorses dead and dozens of homes in ruins.
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It told of Gotti Senior's early life: "the fact that his father threw him out in the street at 12 years old and said, 'Don't come home tonight unless you have something to contribute to the dinner table,'" his daughter said.
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