Given all that has transpired since Friday's show, how do you feel now about your decision to have Milo Yiannopoulos as a guest, and how those segments transpired?
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Many are unaware of what transpired in Spain decades earlier.
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Therefore, they will forever be suspect of what transpired inside.
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Graham backed the firing; McCain was troubled by what transpired.
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It is unclear what events transpired before the video began.
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I think as our time together transpired, he expected that.
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What awful things had transpired to make him do it?
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But it did not contain much detail about what transpired.
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But he's happy with what transpired over the last year.
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He is well aware of what transpired and his complicity.
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It is still unclear what transpired immediately preceding the shooting.
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However, what has transpired since has achieved the exact opposite.
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According to Molins, the father is "devastated" by what's transpired.
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I feel indignant and frustrated with everything that has transpired.
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Both men, it transpired, were ready to make fresh starts.
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Eighteen years have transpired since Team Ico joined Sony's roster.
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Same universe, but merely distant echoes of what transpired there.
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But events haven't transpired in quite the way everyone expected.
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Neither side commented on what transpired in the two-hour meeting.
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These pictures capture what transpired in Tiananmen Square in June 1989.
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As of early Tuesday, something unprecedented transpired across the Pacific Ocean.
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The abdication of a Japanese royal has not transpired since 21990.
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Here's everything you need to know about the events that transpired.
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The song then continues, seemingly unaware of what has just transpired.
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What transpired in the game's plot, I definitely didn't see coming.
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An investigation is still ongoing into what actually transpired in Cuba.
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And the resulting haul, it transpired, was significantly less than anticipated.
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Reports of what transpired at the hotel differed during the day.
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Yet another example of whitewashed runway casting just transpired Down Under.
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So you decided to run because of what transpired in 2014?
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"A lot has transpired over the last two years," Kraft said.
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Woods said she has attempted to apologize many times for what transpired.
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But given all that transpired, will they also be able to forgive?
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The event, which transpired with great fanfare, was broadcast as audio-only.
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The memories keep flooding in – episodes, scenes, what happened and what transpired.
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It is not clear who recorded the video or what transpired beforehand.
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Now, after everything that transpired since then, it's a little more heavy.
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How could I have an opinion on something that transpired in Sweden?
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"Suspicious doesn't begin to describe what likely transpired this morning," Zarif tweeted.
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According to Covelli, 15 minutes allegedly transpired before the suspects called 911.
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Almost every photo later transpired to have been lifted from another source.
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But the jobs have never transpired due to austerity-driven hiring freezes.
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The crowd, energized by what had just transpired, began chanting his name.
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Authorities have not yet determined what transpired before and during her disappearance.
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It transpired that Nissan executives had been helping Japanese prosecutors with evidence.
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Rosita is seen with her baby, so clearly some months have transpired.
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Mr Harding was only beginning to mine his family's history, it transpired.
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The things I imagined happening fell into opposite categories, but both transpired.
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The whistleblower is giving his opinion or her opinion of what transpired.
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But what transpired next, from that unfortunate incident, turned Simon's life around.
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One can never know how events might have transpired absent some variable.
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Initially he insisted that everything that transpired with these women was consensual.
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It's too bad we couldn't see more of what transpired in between.
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A conversation with an assistant manager about what had transpired proved fruitless.
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When asked what had transpired, Bobby Digital offered a slightly different explanation.
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Offred understood that in the deepest part of her, what just transpired.
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The official urged patience, saying that nobody yet knows what actually transpired.
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It transpired that Nissan executives had been helping Japanese prosecutors with evidence.
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Whatever transpired, the President needs to get his White House under control.
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Well, we are sorry to report that particular nightmare has actually transpired.
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By this time her husband is asleep and no sex transpired tonight . . . .
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The personnel, training, and detailed planning originated or transpired from outside Afghanistan.
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"Suspicious doesn't begin to describe what likely transpired this morning," he tweeted.
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The most recent results were the first full quarter since the scandal transpired.
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I was at work with her the day after what she described transpired.
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It's hundreds of pages and includes more detailed accounts of precisely what transpired.
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There are two things to look at here: what transpired, and what didn't.
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Are you willing to provide any information whatsoever about what might have transpired?
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When this transpired, I apologized to him then and I do so now.
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So what transpired over the course of a few days has been extraordinary.
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After their 2010 divorce, Nordegren gave an interview to PEOPLE about what transpired.
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"I had serious doubts after what transpired a couple years ago," said Woods.
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For a while, what transpired on Formspring dominated the following day's classroom gossip.
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No such development transpired, and no such development was ever likely to transpire.
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Residents returned home after midnight and began to soak in what had transpired.
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The lack of detail could lead one to imagine what could have transpired.
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Moreover, there are many unanswered questions about exactly what transpired during Trump's visit.
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He was dancing and showing me his tattoos, and that's how that transpired.
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As it transpired: nothing much like what Microsoft delivered, a few hours earlier.
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But Cuomo quickly reneged, and the aid promised to de Blasio never transpired.
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But he was stupid in how this whole thing transpired 40 years ago.
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After all that has transpired since, Justice Kavanaugh should not repeat that performance.
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That particular factory, it transpired, made half of the world's supply of valsartan.
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It didn't look as if anything transpired beyond that, yet I feel stuck.
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Despite what transpired, Destiny intends to remain at her school, her mother said.
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Daniels said it is unclear what transpired during the time O'Connor was missing.
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What transpired after that surprised researchers from California to Australia and New Zealand.
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"We don't think there's any mistake about what really transpired there," he said.
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This post-Mercury retrograde period makes room for forgiveness for whatever flakiness transpired.
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It was more than clear what had transpired and where blame should be placed.
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What transpired was two dresses — one for the ceremony and another for the reception.
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"She is still upset about what transpired between her and Egor," says the source.
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She's smiling and talking about eating supper together as if nothing had just transpired.
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Viewing these galaxy clusters is an eerie look at events that transpired long ago.
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When the roommate asked what had transpired, Williams allegedly responded by stammering "I" repeatedly.
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That meeting, which transpired during a summit in Panama, was regarded as a breakthrough.
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Grammer, 50, admits she still has periods where it's difficult to accept what transpired.
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I'm having conversations with a lot of people in terms of assessing what transpired.
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Onlooking Taliban fighters remonstrated with the remaining soldiers, not trusting what had just transpired.
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What—exactly—has transpired between Donald Trump and the Russian dictatorship of Vladimir Putin?
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Nothing serious transpired Tuesday, in Syndergaard's first start against the Royals since that game.
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That vision never transpired thanks to Apple's introduction of iTunes, which dominated the market.
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Mr. Gray's death was wrenching for Baltimore; a lot has transpired here since then.
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U.S. officials have a different account of how events transpired on Wednesday night, however.
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I don't know exactly what transpired between those people because they never told me.
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"I honestly don't think that person will be burdened with what transpired," he said.
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But given all that has transpired, staying out of it is no longer enough.
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Much has transpired in the Xerox case since Justice Ostrager's injunction, as I'll explain.
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Yet in the nearly-anything-goes world of teenage basketball, that has not transpired.
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But the Democratic push underscored how unsettled congressional Democrats are by what has transpired.
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You've said that concrete improvements have transpired as a direct result of your revelations.
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Let's talk through what has transpired and Senator Sessions's advice on how to proceed.
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What had transpired instantly felt like a fever dream I could only half recall.
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Refreshing my feeds felt reassuring and dangerous: What had transpired in the past two hours?
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It had to do with our feelings about what had transpired in the real election.
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Our team has received the claim, and reviewing what may have transpired during its transit.
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" She continued, "So what transpired over the course of a few days has been extraordinary.
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It soon transpired that I'd been corralled into taking part in a shape-note choir.
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"I take full responsibility for my actions ... and am embarrassed by what transpired," he said.
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Scared, disoriented, and unsure of what had transpired, Kendall said no to a rape kit.
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After what has transpired, it's naive to think this administration won't pursue Muslim Americans next.
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She says she does, and he reveals it all: Glenn, Abraham, and everything that's transpired.
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Only, it later transpired, about half the cash was retained by Mr Trump's charitable foundation.
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Still, as has now transpired, the court's decision was widely expected to go against them.
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Shortly after the incident, I shared what had transpired with at least two other people.
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It later transpired that the hacks were made possible by the use of cheap hardware.
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This is understandable, but I think it misses the actual story that transpired this week.
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The Post shared what transpired on the 911 call that seemingly resulted in the arrest.
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Heated discussions of whether the latter should be permitted transpired, and rules were eventually loosened.
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What transpired this afternoon, a massive Kanye West album launch party or a fashion show?
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It transpired that Eddy, of whom he was unaware, had studied there the year before.
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First, Mayo has been inaccurate and untruthful about what transpired during the March 228 meeting.
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As Papadopoulos talked with the Russians, a number of meaningful events transpired in the campaign.
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Many believe that Neal had minimal say over what transpired, including where he ultimately signed.
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If there's one state that symbolizes what transpired last night across the country, it's Minnesota.
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It's not clear how much time has transpired since we last left the core trio.
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For one, many people were traumatized and found it hard to discuss what had transpired.
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Based on what has already transpired, that will be true to a point either way.
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And nothing that has transpired since then has shown me cause to modify that position.
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It tells you what matters and it gives you a comprehensive understanding of what transpired.
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The events unfolding this week were similar to what had transpired nearly a year ago.
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Given all that's transpired since January it's possible the sculpture would have been empty today.
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The two men have argued throughout the past year about what exactly transpired that day.
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The umpire said he was fully aware but could do nothing about what had transpired.
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In all likelihood, he would have celebrated a victory no matter what had transpired today.
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In the campus shooter case, 90 minutes transpired between two official updates from the police.
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But The Times's version of what transpired in the meeting differed significantly from Trump's tweet.
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The new study shows how the divide between these two important dinosaur lineages may have transpired.
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I was actually looking at badminton at first, and then it kind of transpired into curling.
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Their parents agreed and turned in for the night, and a series of strange events transpired.
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At the very least, this is a gross oversimplification of events that transpired in the game.
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Galena, Illinois, what transpired there, tragically, last July, to a group of unarmed middle-school teachers?
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According to The New York Times, the rally was planned before the events in Charlottesville transpired.
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This was, it later transpired, effectively the announcement of a historic Bundestag vote on equal marriage.
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"I feel absolutely sick about all that's transpired this week," he tweeted before deactivating his account.
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"It was eerie silence, people just trying to figure out what had just transpired," he said.
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But its Facebook live feed was still running and viewers could see some of what transpired.
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By that, I don't mean what were the series of events that transpired on the show.
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And what transpired at the meeting with Kremlin-connected Russian lawyer Natalia V. Veselnitskaya—and after?
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So whatever transpired here occurred in the recent past—the whole situation is just too... chaotic.
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It denotes the ludicrousness of whatever just transpired, while highlighting the general mood of the time.
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But luckily, we have a few ideas about how this whole event may have transpired. 1.
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We need only look at what transpired between Dr. Luke and Kesha to see the worst.
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House Republicans have often noted that the complaint was based on secondhand accounts of what transpired.
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" In many ways, Nasr said, the shooting "set the tone for what transpired throughout the year.
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To understand the President's decision, I think it's important to review what's transpired since March 8th.
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Cephus testified for two hours during the trial, giving his account of what transpired that night.
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The site of the massacre transpired at the edge of a lagoon near a large lake.
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What's transpired in New York City over the last 15 years, we need to know that.
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Thus transporting Bacon to several actual occult occurrences that transpired at different times throughout human history.
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Given everything that has transpired since President Trump took office, I have no patience for disillusionment.
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What was the book that changed you, and how old were you when that change transpired?
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While exonerated by police and the FBI, Carmine was always deeply saddened by what had transpired.
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What actually transpired between them and the guardians since we last saw Nick remains a mystery.
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"We cannot say with surety what exactly transpired," said Pushpendra Pal Singh Chauhan, a police officer.
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"I know you have many questions about what transpired," Mr. Warmbier's father said to reporters Thursday.
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The 95% decline transpired between the first quarter of 2012 and the fourth quarter of 2013.
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What else transpired at the conferenceStocks predictably soared and dropped based off good and bad news.
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Here's a look at what transpired in the whole affair that led us to this point.
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"There is the promise, the hope, of coming across written documents of what transpired," he said.
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Over the last few weeks, we&aposve all had the opportunity to reflect on what transpired.
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The Times did its own analysis of publicly available evidence to determine what might have transpired.
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Local officials and businessmen conducted their own investigation of what had transpired in the Elaine area.
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The police chief's announcement marked a dramatic departure from what was previously believed to have transpired.
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That way, they'll be ready for literally every Thanksgiving dinner that has ever transpired this century.
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AND THIS THING IS KIND OF MANIFESTED ITSELF BECAUSE OF WHAT'S TRANSPIRED, THE SEQUENCING OF EVENTS.
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McCaw has been hoping to receive a long-term deal from another team, but nothing has transpired.
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It later transpired the domain acts as a "kill switch" and stopped WannaCry dead in its tracks.
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"[He] reports feelings of depression, isolation, and self-blame for the events that transpired," Judge Cauthron wrote.
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At the time Simmons issued a statement saying that what transpired between him and Khalighi was consensual.
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I was present for everything that transpired in our house before, during, and after the alleged event.
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But let's not minimize what transpired: Israel and Iran have sharply escalated their attacks on each other.
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But he had assumed from what had transpired and the fact she had never told him no.
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"It just depends on the case, and what had transpired, and what information was provided," he said.
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We have no other context for how the discussion between Podesta and Mills transpired after this email.
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During campaign season, Trump had stated that he'd remove himself as executive producer, but that never transpired.
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I'm saying absolutely, the events that transpired in Charlottesville were initiated by this white supremacist, KKK rally.
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I'll admit that I [was] fairly disappointed to see the way that things transpired on the show.
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But based on what actually transpired, Black social media users do have reason to be particularly cautious.
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They opened their home and their hearts, only to suffer the crushing blow of what really transpired.
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On Thursday morning Trump said he denounced the chant and was "very unhappy" with what was transpired.
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The Browns and Steelers organizations expressed disappointment in the events that transpired during Thursday's nationally televised game.
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In a statement at the time, Taylor said he "knew nothing about any illegal actions that transpired."
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Still, they continued to pursue administration officials who could help round out their narrative of what transpired.
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His grandmother, it transpired, had survived Auschwitz, and his grandfather was subject to various Nazi labour camps.
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I had nothing to do with anything that transpired relating to him last night at the restaurant.
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But someone did manage to sell my friend a $13 ticket for this show that never transpired.
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That could mean the supereruption transpired only decades after an injection of fresh magma beneath the volcano.
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"Toys "R" Us has been talking about better customer service and experiences, but they never really transpired."
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It was nice, people were generally friendly, and we talked through what had transpired a month before.
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Investigators were particularly interested in what — if anything — Mr. Trump told his father about what had transpired.
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CreditCreditCorey Perrine/Associated Press Andrea Constand and Bill Cosby have similar accounts of what transpired between them.
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" "Several key witnesses" testified to House impeachment committees that "they don't have firsthand knowledge of what transpired.
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Amid the drudgery that has transpired during the hearings, it was a godsend to the internet. Levity!
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As I look back on that first meeting, and what transpired after, I see an opportunity lost.
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Still, the mania around all that's transpired over the past handful of weeks is not absent justification.
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Meanwhile, Rowlette was unaware of what transpired until October, when she found old paperwork at Fowler's house.
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It is unclear what has transpired with respect to Danley in the ensuing months of the investigation.
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Compared to Taylor, Kent wasn't as personally involved in the events that transpired in Ukraine this summer.
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Instead, they hope audiences will reflect on what transpired, and express their thoughts in post-performance discussions.
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The FDA declined Reuters requests to provide a list of participants or any information on what transpired.
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The U.S. Department of Justice is conducting a criminal investigation into what transpired, according to court filings.
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It rapidly transpired that getting to the heart of what an empath truly was would be complicated.
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Although information that might identify Johnson, Jane Doe and other third-party witnesses was carefully redacted, the records still provided a wealth of information about what had transpired between the accused party and his accuser, as well as what had transpired between the accused party and the university.
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No further court activity has transpired, but those close to the couple say that the relationship is floundering.
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What has since transpired from those early moments of millennial innocence is as tragic as it was inevitable.
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"I have heard you loud and clear and have reflected deeply on all that has transpired," she said.
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The producers are taking this matter very seriously, and are fully committed to finding out exactly what transpired.
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Whatever transpired, there is little doubt that allegations of discrimination by Arab airline passengers are becoming more frequent.
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What transpired instead was one of the greatest stories of American entrepreneurship and a $100 billion sportswear giant.
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All of this transpired just in advance of the Supreme Court's opinion — 7 to 1 — in Plessy v.
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"After everything that transpired, we realized we need to be more organized within our own community," says Arteaga.
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Here's a blow-by-blow account of what has transpired in the U.S.-China trade conflict so far.
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I've come to terms with the fact that if a zombie apocalypse transpired, my utility would be nil.
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Experts told BuzzFeed News that the #MeToo reckoning that transpired would undoubtedly work against Cosby at his retrial.
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Prosecutors claim that Carl Rodgers initially told police inconsistent accounts of what transpired the night his wife disappeared.
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Actually the hardest days are Mondays, because there's been three days and a lot of news has transpired.
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The U.S. Department of Justice is conducting a separate criminal investigation into what transpired, according to court filings.
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"I feel absolutely sick about all that's transpired this week," Rose said on Twitter before deactivating his account.
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"Suspicious doesn't begin to describe what likely transpired," tweeted Iran's foreign minister, Muhammad Javad Zarif, on June 13th.
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I know many of you are eager for details; understandably, you want to know what transpired that day.
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Did the broader community in this area support racial terrorism and the horrors that transpired on the bridge?
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This thing that has happened in Dallas, it was not because of something that transpired in Minnesota today.
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"A lot of it, for the officers, is the way that our portion of this transpired," he said.
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It had previously transpired, after he was approached by a Norwegian television crew, that he speaks fair Norwegian.
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On Friday Breitbart went further still, publishing a story suggesting Fields's own account of what transpired is wrong.
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It was amusing and by all means less threatening than what previously had transpired there on the boat.
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But all the glitter and politics notwithstanding, it was truthfully not even the best red carpet that transpired.
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This isn't about just one bill but a series of events that have transpired over the past year.
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Following on from their meeting, McGregor sat down with Kenny Mayne to discuss what transpired over the dinner.
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He'd do striptease acts, which was ironic given what transpired as he unraveled in New York years later.
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Inspecting the account of what transpired without wearing rose-colored glasses, the story looks a lot less remarkable.
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With Seal narrating what transpired through a series of direct-to-camera videotapes, the story grows increasingly outlandish.
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In the month since that has transpired, Trump's campaign has done some good things: These are helpful developments.
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Years later, when Rodriguez learned what had transpired, he used the connection to book a meeting with Buffett.
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They apologized profusely for their absence, citing an unnamed family emergency that transpired around 221 A.M. that morning.
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"The only rational explanation for what transpired here is that Mr. Povetkin took meldonium in 2016," he said.
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In addition to the kidnapping theory, Mustard said he went through several theories of what had actually transpired.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a similar draw down of Russia's military presence in 2016 that never transpired.
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Holding a grudge likely doesn't make you feel any better about what transpired, but sometimes it just happens.
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"There is a dispute as to the underlying facts that transpired at the school that day," he said.
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And there is no video evidence to provide better information about how the events of the shootout transpired.
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Nothing romantic transpired (much to those friends' disappointment), but the weekend revealed a different side of Mr. Woo.
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Given what's transpired in the world's eighth-largest economy in the past 216 months, that's perhaps not surprising.
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Garten said the emails Racine's office chose to release do not paint an accurate picture of what transpired.
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What transpired has been weeks of negotiations between the leader's office and aides to Collins, McConnell and Sens.
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There were lines to be drawn between that afternoon's concert and what had transpired earlier in the week.
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Amnesty International said that at least 840 people were killed in the protests that transpired over 18 days.
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But within a couple of hours it seemed clear that a major attack against civilians had not transpired.
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Still, "12 Strong's" most memorable moment comes in the crawl that runs at the end detailing what transpired.
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In the midst of all this chaos, the Trump administration actually claimed credit for the events that transpired.
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While it was unclear at the time, it has since transpired that Aubameyang was answering nature&aposs call.
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Less than an hour later, without a clear announcement about what had transpired, the show was back on.
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Several seconds later, Bozarjian returned to her reporting duties but was still visibly shaken from what had transpired.
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What recently transpired inside a cluster of JPMorgan branches in the Phoenix area suggests that is not true.
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He said he wasn't surprised with what transpired when he met with reporters at Wrigley Field on Friday.
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Why do you think everything transpired the way it did, and what has writing the book left you with?
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There are grief counselors, people working with them there in conjunction with the police obtaining statements about what transpired.
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Borsykowsky didn't actually say, and perhaps didn't actually know, whether any deaths or funerals had transpired at St. Joseph's.
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We are currently looking into the accusation and attempting to retrieve any video surveillance which will show what transpired.
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On camera, Matthew sounded shocked to hear what happened and that he had "no clue" as to what transpired.
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So, do you consider your performance in any way responsible for the multi-billion-dollar superhero industry that's transpired?
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Back in the US, the Sutherland Springs church shooting had just transpired — leaving more than two dozen people dead.
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"I feel badly how this whole thing transpired this week," McDonald, 45, said in an exclusive statement to PEOPLE.
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Investigators haven't released details about what allegedly transpired, but have said a criminal investigation into Allen's conduct is ongoing.
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Yet, a closer examination of what's transpired in the great north this year reveals the Arctic's ever-accelerating disappearance.
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Of course, until the team finds a franchise quarterback, their ceiling isn't much higher than what transpired this season.
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It was the first account of what transpired in the Oct 16 meeting and the government's pushback against India.
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All the while, the president and his staff have refused to cooperate with the congressional investigation into what transpired.
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Part One of this two-part series offered review what has transpired in the year since GDPR took effect.
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Of course, that means that the way everything transpired was the way it was always supposed to go down.
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Protesters feared a repeat on Sunday night but no raid transpired, rather only the occasional burst of tear gas.
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"This thing that has happened in Dallas, it was not because of something that transpired in Minnesota," she continued.
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"Right now, we don't have clear facts as to what transpired between the coach and the athlete," it said.
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But there are two sides to every story, and the housekeeper might have her own take on what transpired.
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He reminded everyone to forget about what had transpired and said that they would find a way to win.
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While one angry delegate was speaking to the media about what had just transpired, another Trump-backing delegate interrupted.
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The director of the center, Phil Acord, also discussed how the incident transpired with local ABC affiliate News 9.
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But such claims are either un-evidenced, implausible, or blown so out of proportion as to misrepresent what transpired.
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What Keshia did in that moment was so utterly selfless that it did seem like something otherworldly had transpired.
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CDC officials said there are no bans and what transpired was a misunderstanding of a routine discussion on budgeting.
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With questions still raging -- even now -- about what transpired in the first meeting in Helsinki, Finland, reaction was scathing.
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On Monday evening, before tape of the phone call was made public, Pierson denied such a call ever transpired.
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South Korea's quick action stands in stark contrast to what has transpired in the United States, the story reported.
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"Suspicious doesn't begin to describe what likely transpired this morning," Mohammad Javad Zarif, Iran's foreign minister, wrote on Twitter.
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This time, mainstream media outlets including La Presse, Montreal Gazette, and CTV Montreal were there to witness what transpired.
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Prosecutors did not have any eyewitnesses who could describe what transpired before Mr. Comunale was murdered early on Nov.
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Ms. Morales provided a detailed account of what transpired, but it was not possible to independently confirm what happened.
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After the meeting, send a polite and accurate memo to H.R. with your understanding of what transpired (copy yourself).
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She apologized for what had transpired earlier and asked if one day she might sit in on my class.
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Evidence of interbreeding during any migrations before then, or during events that transpired earlier within Africa, has been elusive.
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But when he was asked again about what had transpired, Officer Rosfeld said he did not see a gun.
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That's not what transpired: Pelosi did rip up the speech, but only at the end of the full address.
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In response, Pelosi floated the notion that future meetings should be recorded, so the public can know what transpired.
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Terms like "false flag" and "crisis actors" are applied to the victims, flipping the script of whatever has transpired.
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But to charge a rejected applicant a move-in fee for a move that never transpired seems particularly cruel.
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Protesters feared a repeat on Sunday night but no raid transpired, rather only the occasional burst of tear gas.
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And even when a drive transpired without incident, African-American travelers faced intimidating and demeaning billboards and road signs.
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New decades afford us a chance to take a good, hard look at what transpired in the years past.
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Seth Meyers is incredulous about what has transpired in the Russia scandal since he was last on the air.
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Assuming we survive, next week&aposs dispatch should be a good debrief on all that transpired during the week.
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For that reason, she said, a task force has been set up to examine what transpired and offer recommendations.
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"A lot has transpired in the last two years, and I don't think that needs any explanation," Kraft said.
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"There's a scenario that hasn't transpired in order to get in the dance," Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin told reporters.
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Many former employees have entered into nondisclosure agreements with Bloomberg, which prevent them from speaking publicly about what transpired.
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When it was over, an assistant masthead editor, Sam Dolnick, walked over to us and explained what had transpired.
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The gallery describes the show as an emotional reaction to events that have transpired over the last few months.
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What's really surprising about this past week is how caught off guard the American people were by what transpired.
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Still, the Alabama offensive coordinator Lane Kiffin wanted to be clear about what had truly transpired at AT&T Stadium.
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He said he was too intoxicated to recall how they got to her home or what transpired there or afterward.
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"We're still trying to get to the bottom of what exactly transpired," White House spokesman Josh Earnest told a briefing.
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No reporters knew what actually transpired in the main event of the day – the private meeting between the two presidents.
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"We are going to systematically walk through the entire Russia issue and fully understand what has transpired," Corker said Tuesday.
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It's hard to say, after all, what exactly transpired between men and women in the days of the love huts.
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For starters, he's dropped the Greek chorus and tells a linear story, without flashing back and building toward what transpired.
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When officers arrived at the scene Thursday, Perez refused to give her name or say what had transpired, video shows.
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Fellow Iowa politicians were "disappointed" with what transpired, as Ernst gave her much-hyped speech to a nearly empty hall.
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While filming has ceased, many of the homes (and events that transpired in them) remain permanently etched in our memories.
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The startup opted not to disclose its total fundraising so it's not immediately clear what transpired in the months since.
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Cumberbatch seemed hesitant to speak about what transpired but told host Ellen DeGeneres he "didn't think twice" about getting involved.
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Cohen said Thursday that he would like "to give a full and credible account of the events that have transpired."
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But post the traumatic events that transpired in Paris, Kim has taken a very different approach to her everyday dress.
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"While we continue to learn more about what transpired, we can't ignore the circumstances around this horrific incident," Newsom said.
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Tennis great Billie Jean King said she believed gender and race ultimately played a role in how the game transpired.
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"It transpired that an object, believed to be a drone, had struck the front of the aircraft," the police said.
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Turns out, not a lot of people know the true story behind the events that transpired in Detroit in 1994.
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We are reviewing the situation with our Detroit team and will work with these customers to better understand what transpired.
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Indeed, Moscow could potentially complete such aggression before the alliance's political authorities can determine and agree on what had transpired.
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On February 27th Mr Cohen obtained a restraining order preventing her from discussing whatever transpired between her and Mr Trump.
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Speaking with the Dallas Morning News, an unnamed law enforcement official provided several key details of how the shooting transpired.
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The company, it transpired, was no longer the owner of a $50 million subsidiary running one of its main projects.
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The essence of what transpired over the takeover's two hour duration was captured in a video, premiering today on Creators.
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Rosneft and Essar declined to comment on what transpired at the meeting, or on whether such a statement had existed.
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Tennis icon Billie Jean King said she believed gender and race ultimately played a role in how the game transpired.
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This investigation from its outset -- who would allow that in light of everything that has transpired and continues to transpire?
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While each side implored its charges to lay down their weapons, neither expected the kind of overt unity that transpired.
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Macron also said France would have a "firm response" if it transpired chemical weapons led to civilian deaths in Syria.
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It transpired he'd taken an unpaid sabbatical to care for his infant daughter while his wife went back to college.
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This transpired just when life in many communities such as Villa Calma in Toa Baja was getting back to normal.
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Like what transpired on October 19, 2017 on Parade Square in front of the Palace of Culture, a Warsaw landmark.
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I assumed we were going to read about these teens as adults, and revisit the events that had just transpired.
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Vindman responded by saying he spoke to a few "cleared government officials with appropriate need to know" what had transpired.
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It's common for interpreters or notetakers to then do an official readout — or summary — of what transpired in the meeting.
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There are many conversations that transpired between my agent and myself that I can remember as though they were yesterday.
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Because no other American official was present, no official US record exists of what transpired other than Trump's own memory.
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BOES CARNEY SAYS RE-ACCELERATION OF GLOBAL ECONOMY THAT WE HAD EXPECTED HAS NOT TRANSPIRED, CITES TRADE CONFLICT AS REASON
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He said the investigator had asked him typical questions about what transpired that night and about what he had seen.
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Given all that has transpired, I think you have many such secrets, and I would ask you to surrender them.
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" A Democratic source familiar with how the meeting transpired said it "devolved into the president calling the Speaker a name.
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What should concern the managers Republicans remained livid throughout the day on Wednesday about what transpired shortly before 1 a.m.
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It was unclear what had transpired between the parties involved that led to the joint agreement to dismiss the appeal.
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Surveys showed that a majority of Hong Kong residents were happy about the handover, which transpired on July 1, 213.
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But what transpired does not need glorification, and it certainly does not need monuments symbolizing division, hate and racial strife.
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"I suspect the administration will brief the Congress more fully on exactly what transpired," Mr. Cotton said during the interview.
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Gurley, for example, was asked to detail what had transpired on his 35-yard touchdown run in the second quarter.
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"I viewed my task as being a fateful scribe of what transpired during the two meetings," Mr. Pirrong said on Thursday.
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A former Today show staff member is detailing an alleged in-office affair with Matt Lauer that transpired 16 years ago.
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The twist is that Hannah recorded a series of cassettes detailing what transpired, which are being circulated posthumously among her friends.
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Considering everything that has transpired during this election, I'm disappointed, but not surprised, that someone would feel entitled to do so.
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And it comes late enough in the credits — after a couple of minutes have transpired — that you might miss it entirely.
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Several members made clear to leadership that they were, in the words on one GOP lawmaker: "rips---" about what had transpired.
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Authorities have not yet said was transpired next, but Eric says his daughter was dead before the fire was allegedly started.
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There is no other logical explanation for the events that have transpired other than that a digital simulation has started glitching.
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Most of the argument that Logan had a hand in what transpired rests on Logan's final smile, which is admittedly ambiguous.
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IRAN'S FORMIN SAYS ON TWITTER: SUSPICIOUS DOESN'T BEGIN TO DESCRIBE WHAT LIKELY TRANSPIRED THIS MORNING, IN REFERENCE TO REPORTED TANKER ATTACKS
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I think I met George Papadopoulos once at the one meeting that transpired that Carter Page did not show up at.
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At the same time, the teens have developed into solid characters without feeling like just a rehash of what transpired before.
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Based on my conversation with Mr. Baer, it is clear that he regrets what transpired and takes responsibility for his conduct.
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"We have to be talking to our children and to each other about what transpired and teach coping mechanisms," she says.
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"He's not rattled very often and he was a little rattled" about how the events transpired, a senior administration adviser said.
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Brexit headlines still drove moves although nothing significant has transpired since British Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit proposed agreement fell through.
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You can read more about the recall and the events that have transpired in our Galaxy Note 5.73 recall Story Stream.
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But, what happens when you need a softer touch -- in moments like the one that transpired in Charlottesville over the weekend?
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What transpired at Batla House remains unclear, and Indian courts continue to hear cases linked to the encounter to this day.
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Daniel Simmons: Over the past year, there are a lot of things that transpired positive and negative for all of us.
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You can read more about the recall and the events that have transpired in our Galaxy Note 7 recall Story Stream.
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Devastated doesn't even begin to explain what we felt once we realized what had transpired to bring Namata into our family.
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In the past seven days, two major developments have transpired on Capitol Hill with regard to veterans' access to medical cannabis.
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He or she said this effort appeared to confirm that they "understood the gravity of what had transpired in the call."
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Following the initial shock of Donald J. Trump's victory, both friends and foes will downgrade the significance of what has transpired.
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That's not a knock on anything that has transpired in my six years (in Cleveland), because it was an unbelievable experience.
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Members also are eager to avoid any kind of embarrassing or dramatic leadership showdown like the one that transpired in 2015.
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"What's transpired in the last 48 hours is enough to prove that only speaking up can bring about changes," it said.
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In the meantime, you can revisit your March horoscopes here and reflect on all that has transpired in the past month.
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However, it to Rachael and I, it feels like what transpired this past weekend is a step in the right direction.
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The series then gradually sifts through the pieces of what transpired, with the increasingly daunting prospect of servicing its sprawling cast.
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Simmons stood by his analysis but recognized that there was confusion at play in how they interpreted the events that transpired.
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I was walking with a purpose, disappointed with what had transpired just a month prior: the election of Donald J. Trump.
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"Given how fast the events transpired Sunday, Congressman Gonzalez took this report as reliable information," his office said in a statement.
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That first Open transpired in Forest Hills in 1968; the Open moved to the pungent marshlands of Flushing Meadows in 1978.
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If so, they could provide critically important clues about the expedition and what actually transpired during its final months and days.
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A good deal has transpired since the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) went into effect more than 23 years ago.
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So much of the world as we know it today flows from events big and small that transpired 41 years ago.
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The fact that Paul came back all the way and it didn't affect his career, it kind of minimized what transpired.
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"What transpired in 22013 occurred because everyone 'understood' what was to be done," Mr. Nicolau wrote in his 81-page opinion.
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That conventional wisdom seems so perfectly right and obvious that it can be difficult to imagine any objections to what transpired.
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CEO Jay Schottenstein said the stalled growth was a result of "softer demand" that transpired to heavy sales across the company.
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The fact that Paul came back all the way and it didn't affect his career, it kind of minimized what transpired.
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The crowd's mumbles in reaction to the finish showed the level of interest there was in the fight that had transpired.
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They spoke about what transpired in Charlottesville as well as Trump's decision to end DACA's deportation protections for young undocumented immigrants.
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Almost fifteen minutes of The Beatles Past Masters Volume Two had transpired while we were having honest-to-goodness sexual intercourse.
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The dispute over what transpired next has turned into the latest standoff since Italy&aposs anti-migrant government took power last month.
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The testimony will give him the opportunity "to give a full and credible account of the events that have transpired," Cohen said.
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While Drake and West's feud originally appeared to have transpired in recent months, West is now claiming it instead goes way back.
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My panic was replaced with low-level dread, however, when I checked my timer and saw that only three minutes had transpired.
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Throughout the almost three hours of increasingly repetitive questions, liberals oozed over Comey's eloquent descriptions of what transpired between him and Trump.
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Macron came under fire on Thursday after it transpired that Benalla's punishment at the time was a 15-day suspension without pay.
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After watching what transpired at the music festival over the weekend, Coachella now apparently mirrors more of a circus than a concert.
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This particular event transpired in a galaxy four billion light-years from Earth, and it's only the tenth tidal disruption ever recorded.
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Later it transpired that more than 20 million encrypted passport numbers were also stolen, along with 8.6 million unique payment card numbers.
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The spy satellite missions, run by the National Reconnaissance Office, sought to capture wide-ranging views of what transpired around the globe.
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Toronto police chief Mark Saunders told VICE News that if the protesters have a complaint about what transpired, they can file one.
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According to a source familiar with what transpired, neither meeting discussed sanctions but instead focused on establishing a backchannel to Russia's president.
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There were always rumors about her and Andy during our relationship, and it transpired after we broke up that they were true.
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" Emmert went on to tell reporters that the NCAA had reached out to UVA "to try to find out what transpired there.
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That's the logical takeaway from what's transpired over the past 24 hours, and since George's team was swept by the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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The White House did not immediately respond to CNBC's emailed request for comment on Branson's claims about meeting Trump and what transpired.
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And when the geopolitical fate of the world rests, at least in part, on what transpired between the two men, that's worrisome.
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Piper has no recollection of the events that transpired and the mystery surrounding her memory loss draws a deeper web of confusion.
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Angry Twitter commenters pointed to the photo, which it soon transpired was nearly a decade old, as longstanding evidence of her bigotry.
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However, it later transpired that a French A340 army transport plane was flying the same route only a couple of hours later.
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What transpired in the nearly 30 years since the story unfolded is bittersweet—but maybe not quite in the way you'd expect.
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"Unfortunately, because we don't have yet good video coverage of the actual shooting, it's hard to say what transpired," the official said.
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Alexander S. Vindman, testified to House lawmakers that he was so alarmed by what transpired he repeatedly expressed concern with his superiors.
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We don't know what transpired in that meeting until we get a chance to talk to all of the individuals who participated.
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Even so, what transpired at Santa Anita, where a horse was put down more than once a week, on average, stands out.
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Lord, it is "Deadwood"; not just a nostalgic exercise but a fair shorthand of what might have transpired in a fourth season.
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What transpired over the next four to five months was an email chain of six college kids and all of our parents.
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But the newly released documents offer the most detailed, firsthand account of what transpired before, during and after the June 9 meeting.
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Constand and Mr. Cosby, where he gave his version of what had transpired on the night Andrea Constand says she was assaulted.
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Shooting woes plagued both teams at the outset, as Northwestern held only a 5-2 lead when the first media timeout transpired.
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But in looking at what transpired in those years, the argument for the 363 trend to exceed 170 bpa seems pretty solid.
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But Ferguson's synonymity with A-list celebrity fame takes a wicked detour into infamy with the events that transpired on Aug. 22019.
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Your neighbor's description of what transpired indicates that they made a reasonable effort to find the bike's owner before cutting the lock.
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But even those data are not entirely trustworthy: it later transpired that the researchers had underestimated urbanisation in the densely populated Niger delta.
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That is a quick recap of what transpired over the weekend with regard to the latest U.S.-China sparring on security and trade.
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Whatever transpired in North Braddock, I'm not going to get into that right now, but there were things that happened in North Braddock.
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In this case, however, even if there had been no cover up of what transpired during those calls, there are reasons for concern.
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"Administrator Pruitt had zero knowledge of the amount of the raises, nor the process by which they transpired," Jackson said in his statement.
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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, DeMario Jackson, the contestant accused of sexual assault, gave a version of the events that transpired.
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It transpired that he had stayed at a friend's house, and used an asthma inhaler because he was allergic to his friend's cat.
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Once he pieced together all that had transpired a few years earlier, he immediately informed his professor, contacted Lee, and hired an attorney.
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Our sources say the person who was responsible for the posting the clip has not been fired but feels awful about what transpired.
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Corallo worked as a spokesperson for Trump's legal team until quitting in mid-July — after the events allegedly transpired on Air Force One.
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Officials were able to fill in some details about how the shooting transpired at Borderline Bar & Grill in the community of Thousand Oaks.
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Take a moment to consider all that has transpired in your life and the world since the last time you logged into eMusic.
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Serena Williams already paid a hefty price for the events which transpired on court during the women's singles final of the U.S. Open.
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When she returned from her first date with Arie Luyendyk, Jr., she refused to tell the rest of the girls what had transpired.
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Unfortunately, it isn't available just yet — it was supposed to go on sale in late November, but that doesn't seem to have transpired.
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She ended up leaving the company later that year and says that she feels her resignation wasn't altogether unexpected given what had transpired.
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But the N.B.A. knows every detail of what has transpired since the altercation and will be keeping a close eye on Saturday's game.
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The goal should be to get the call right, regardless of how long that takes or what transpired on the play in question.
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The challenge, of course, is to deal with what transpired in the kind of layman's terms that won't cause eyes to glaze over.
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Multiple private equity firms having considered acquisitions of Bed Bath over the past few years, people tell CNBC, but no deal has transpired.
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"We are going to systematically walk through the entire Russia issue and fully understand what has transpired," Corker told CNN at the time.
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An ugly string of events has transpired in the UK gig-economy space after Delivery Hero shuttered Valk Fleet, its food delivery startup.
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And, in fact, there is nothing in what has transpired in Syria that should give anyone, including Barack Obama, reason to be proud.
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Macron also reiterated that France would have a "firm response" if it transpired chemical weapons led to the death of civilians in Syria.
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One striking similarity between the events that transpired this month and the 9/2023 attacks is the structure of the hit teams involved.
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That is my timeline, I have the luxury of completion, framing what already took place with context, rarely in doubt about what transpired.
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KAYLA TAUSCHE: But it's often these in-person negotiations that are much more productive than any of the phone calls that have transpired.
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"The White House officials who told me this information were deeply disturbed by what had transpired in the phone call," the whistleblower said.
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When life throws you a curveball, you retreat deep into your shell, thinking through every aspect of what transpired before taking any action.
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But as a close eyewitness to a historic final round, he knew better than anyone what had transpired at Royal Troon on Sunday.
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"We look forward to providing a full accounting of what transpired once a Board is seated," said Strach, the state board's executive director.
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Discussing what transpired several years ago, he was again the Senator: speaking deliberately, using three-dollar words, filibustering over an admittedly difficult topic.
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"Administrator Pruitt had zero knowledge of the amount of the raises, nor the process by which they transpired," he said in a statement.
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So it's more the situation I inherited once I made the decision to come, and then what transpired once I made the decision.
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There are no words too insulting, absurd, or extreme for what transpired in Game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals on Friday night.
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As the world watched the 2016 presidential election results, director Andrew Morgan, sat in complete disbelief grasping the impact of what had transpired.
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For all the clownishness that's transpired these past several days, Clinton's average 6-point lead is way too slim to victory lap about.
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I imagine his faithfulness had less to do with putting his hand in the side of Jesus than what transpired within his heart.
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He said he hoped that viewing the full sequence of what transpired at the Lincoln Memorial would be enough to win over supporters.
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"I don't think anyone was prepared for what actually transpired in the overseas markets, which led to the bloodbath on Monday," said Kenny.
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"I had nothing to do with anything that transpired relating to him last night at the restaurant," Ms. Trump said in a statement.
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She did lay various stones on my chakras to begin with, but what transpired was more like a guided meditation meets therapy session.
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As the meeting broke up, Ms. Hicks loudly complained about what had transpired, using an expletive, a person briefed on the meeting said.
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In quiet moments, Mr. Shaw is left to consider what transpired at Waffle House: A man his own age tried to kill him.
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What has transpired between Facebook and the government of Vietnam, and why is Facebook so interested in becoming a presence in that country?
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Whatever transpired between Annemarie and Carson might be open to a biographer's interpretation; what happens between Jenn and Carson seems clearly like love.
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Even so, what transpired in 2009 provides an outline of what could happen early on, if lawmakers fail to come to an agreement.
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January is a time to reflect on what transpired the year before and resolve to make things better in the year to come.
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Before the premiere is half over, she finds herself on the run, a suspect in the nation-shattering event that has just transpired.
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The centerpiece of the complaint is the whistleblower's recounting of what transpired during Trump's July 25 phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Authorities appealed to anyone who may have witnessed what transpired or have any other useful information to contact investigators through a tip line.
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And what I mean by that is, after that happens, you&aposre just going to have both individuals&apos declarations of what actually transpired.
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This looks familiar, we thought before realizing the narrative seems a lot like the one we imagine transpired between Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes.
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Hours after a rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, organized by white nationalists, turned deadly, President Donald Trump blamed "many sides" for the violence that transpired.
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"This was a power struggle between McAleenan and Miller, and McAleenan won," one senior administration official with knowledge of what transpired told the paper.
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Jenner shared what had transpired on Sunday alongside a sweet photograph of a sleeping Stormi, revealing that they were now home after the incident.
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"I woke up in my car in the parking lot with my clothes all a mess," she says, still not sure exactly what transpired.
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It transpired Alicia Keys' no makeup look involves a $455 skincare regime, as well as blush, highlighter, brow definer, and "mattifier" to limit shine.
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If past patterns had held, such a severe setback would have resulted in 15-20 more defaults than actually transpired, the three scholars calculate.
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I'm certain I don't speak for myself when I say that the events that transpired during Saturday's game were not unfamiliar to most women.
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Mutations 'right in front of you' Over two weeks, a ceiling-mounted camera snapped periodic shots of what transpired in the MEGA plate below.
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Although she posted this image with no comment, even without a caption it seems an especially poignant photo given what transpired earlier this month.
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"It did not appear to be anything that transpired prior to that date or anything that had grown" from a previous incident, Chapman said.
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Iger said he was "hopeful" about events that have transpired since Trump's victory speech, including a meeting Thursday between President Barack Obama and Trump.
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Last year, China was also slated to host the first human head transplant, though there has been no news of whether that experiment transpired.
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To help, here's a list of climate-relevant news that has transpired in 2150, from historically unprecedented disappearances of ice, to flood-ravaged cities.
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Based on four separate criminal complaints, several court hearings, public statements and other CNN reporting, here's what we know about how the killings transpired.
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What was your rationale behind making minor adjustments to what actually transpired and what was actually said, or inventing a character here and there?
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A great advantage to this space imaging technique is that, unlike digital imaging, SAR can penetrate clouds and weather, to see what's transpired below.
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There was still much confusion over what transpired during the clashes between Iraqi and Kurdish forces, with reports of a split between Kurdish factions.
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"The men and women of the Secret Service are extremely disappointed and angry in how the events of March 10th transpired," the statement read.
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So at this juncture his film is, if nothing else, a stark contrast to all that has transpired in the last couple of weeks.
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At its very core, what transpired Friday night was a Stanley Cup Playoff game, even if the regular season is in its final weeks.
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Pleading ignorance won't get him off the hook; lying outright about what transpired in private between himself and Comey might just do the trick.
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After all that transpired, and Negan's defiant words in the penultimate episode, it was hard to envision how that could be anything but fantasy.
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Attempt to put yourself in the other person's shoes and come up with as many alternate possible explanations of what transpired as you can.
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As our American Nero calculated the political impact on his reelection, here's what transpired: The first reported case in the U.S. was on Jan.
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Ms. Barrett said that she and the house's prior owner, with whom she remains friendly, "sort of lament a little bit" what has transpired.
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And, as I sat there, I could not help but replay the horrible chain of events that had transpired in the previous 24 hours.
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Attorney General William Barr has said the FBI and the Justice Department's inspector general will be conducting further investigations of how Epstein's death transpired.
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The juror's account could not be independently confirmed, but it meshed with what transpired in court and with evidence the jury reviewed during deliberations.
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Their father and I treated that display as a vision we could put off until later when it clearly conveyed what had already transpired.
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In mid-November, during a meeting of several hundred female state legislators from around the nation, Professor Hill spoke out about what had transpired.
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As the reporter who conducted the 25-minute telephone interview with Mr. Corker, I thought I would offer more insight about what actually transpired.
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"Circumstances have transpired to make my position as a justice of the peace a test of woman's ability to hold public office," Morris wrote.
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It was unclear what transpired between the time Green was removed from his car and placed in the squad car, and the shooting itself.
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"We have some individuals back at the 77th Precinct, and we're trying to piece together exactly what transpired inside that location," Chief Shea said.
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" These were actions that the whistleblower said "underscored to me that White House officials understood the gravity of what had transpired in the call.
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Several said privately that they were on the brink of supporting an impeachment process, but that they wanted to first see what transpired Thursday.
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"You can't determine what happened that many years ago, what transpired," a police spokesperson from the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office told the BBC.
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"The White House officials who told me this information were deeply disturbed by what had transpired in this phone call," the whistle-blower wrote.
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So is the image a dream, or a harbinger of a hard-to-swallow resolution of the current war, given all that has transpired?
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" Ryan Jackson, Pruitt's chief of staff, said Pruitt "had zero knowledge of the amount of the raises, nor the process by which they transpired.
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No charges have been filed at this time, and we are asking that he contact investigators directly to tell his version of what transpired.
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Here's the relevant passage: The White House officials who told me this information were deeply disturbed by what had transpired in the phone call.
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When my level of "T" was investigated, though, it actually transpired that it was actually on the higher end for a guy my age.
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We're told Chyna knows Rob and Alexis have fooled around in the past, but she doesn't think anything meaningful transpired between them since then.
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And because of Trump's lack of caution during the second meeting, the Kremlin has much more information about what transpired than the White House does.
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The company has since consistently claimed that it wasn't the company's intention to get teens hooked on its products, even if that's exactly what transpired.
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My tastebuds and my digestive track were not prepared for what transpired within my defeated body due to my egregiously incorrect assumption and regretted consumption.
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Maggie, it seems, has long since come to peace with what transpired, and the two settle perhaps the show's most understated but pivotal character conflict.
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Having Issa's voice as an option is great, but the rollout of celebrity voices on Google Assistant has transpired slower than I thought it would.
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Here, Time photographer Ruddy Roye takes a more contemplative approach through portraiture and firsthand accounts that build a robust picture of the events that transpired.
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Williams added that her son had been transported to the hospital for his injuries and that she still knew little about what had actually transpired.
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She says he invited her for a follow-up meeting at his hotel, and, uncomfortable with what had transpired, she invited a friend to join.
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We know this isn't true because of how things transpired between Ally and Speed Wagon, and that's not the only lie that Ally tells Beverly.
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Of course, all of this has transpired in order to move a pro baseball team from one part of the Atlanta metro area to another.
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The fact that the decision to raise output, and probably by how much, had already been taken helps explain much of what transpired in Vienna.
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Brunton himself told the outlet he did not remember if Takei touched his genitals and considered what transpired "an unwanted situation" rather than an attack.
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So while Democrats would happily go to bat for the "47 percent," Republicans are stuck with things like this exchange, which just transpired on CNN.
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In the immediate aftermath of Trump's revelation, homeland security adviser Tom Bossert reportedly alerted the CIA and the National Security Agency about what had transpired.
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Looking back, she can't help but think how December 22, 2010, would've transpired if only it were a smarter gun in Andrew's hands that day.
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But what transpired wasn't a fistfight ... one of the stars backed off in a big way -- and it wasn't who you think it would be.
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Less obsession with the conspiracy theory of the so-called 'network monarchy' should allow one to appreciate more clearly what has actually transpired in Thailand.
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As this transpired, Trump made a surprise appearance in the arena, waving and smiling and shaking hands as he was escorted up to a suite.
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Stephenson's comments on Thursday added a third version of what transpired during a meeting on Monday between AT&T and the Justice Department's antitrust division.
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Very little has been said publicly, but the information that has emerged in the wake of the attack paints a troubling picture of what transpired.
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Why would you take notes from a translator at one encounter and urge that person not to reveal what transpired -- even to your senior aides?
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It seems logically manifest to me that something transpired between September 2016 and March 2017 that led to the Commission's dramatically downwardly-revised settlement offer.
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If the act itself was gruesome, the aftermath was surprisingly uneventful, beginning with the fact that my mother, despite knowing what had transpired, did nothing.
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It all transpired after co-host Joy Behar questioned the president's character and spoke on his preference for personal, even vulgar, attacks on his critics.
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It wasn't until later on in the day, when the smoke started to clear a little bit, that I found out what really had transpired.
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"There is no single acquisition, at least that I can see, that is going to change what's transpired over the last two months," Alderson said.
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After Helsinki Russia got their version out first while senior U.S. officials, who would normally, echo and amplify the president didn't "fully understand" what transpired.
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All of the sexual allegations as portrayed by Salma are not accurate and others who witnessed the events have a different account of what transpired.
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"I've never seen anything like what transpired here in terms of moving parts before TRO hearing and I need to protect my jurisdiction," he said.
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What exactly transpired between Mr. Putin and Mr. Trump during their two-hour private conversation there has been a subject of intense interest ever since.
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Senators are looking to Pompeo to provide clarity on what transpired during that meeting and what agreements, if any, were reached between the two leaders.
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"First, they had to confirm across 17 different government agencies that they had high confidence that this is exactly what had transpired," Mr. Earnest said.
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Despite, or perhaps because of, the formality of the investigation, the American public likely will never know exactly what transpired between Trump and the Russians.
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Stephenson's comments on Thursday added a third version of what transpired during a meeting on Monday between AT&T and the Justice Department's antitrust division.
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Then, this past week, it transpired that Google had hired an anti-union consulting firm to advise its management as it deals with worker unrest.
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Over the past few weeks I've had the opportunity to think about everything that's transpired and I am deeply sorry to all who I've offended.
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Until a full picture emerges of what transpired, who was responsible, and whether they were aided by Americans, we must not relent in our efforts.
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But given what has transpired over the past 12 months, Democrats are skeptical about a major transformation in the coming 10 before the November elections.
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To learn more about how this story transpired and how we're using immersive technology to witness sites of racial violence, read this Times Insider piece.
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Mr. Ansari, as he put it in a statement, believed that he had been given every indication that what had transpired between them was consensual.
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David Ridsdale said Ballarat's survivors merely want Pell to "stand up and take responsibility on behalf of the church" for what transpired in Pell's own hometown.
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In fact, after the altercation, Chimelis jumped on Route 91 South to Springfield believing that what had just transpired wasn't all that big of a deal.
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It is not immediately clear what transpired before the interaction, but Pennsylvania State Police said the exchange led to Henry George Weaver defecating on the victim.
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"We tried to figure out if there was anything, anything, that transpired that's even remotely close to this," a senior Apple security executive told BuzzFeed News.
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But experts said this would have required an unusual and convoluted series of events, and the police admitted that they weren't sure exactly what had transpired.
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On a recent phone call with Business Insider, she explained that two events transpired as they were coming up with the idea for the listing site.
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Shortly after her husband's statement on Friday, Pam's attorney released one on her behalf, which was obtained by SFC, explaining what had transpired from her perspective.
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"Sheriff Israel's statement is, at best, gross over-simplification of the events that transpired," the letter states, before listing 12 points outlining Peterson's version of events.
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"Our team is devastated and deeply saddened that our valued partners, vendors, employees and customers have been negatively affected by what has transpired," the company said.
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Now, HBO is taking legal action against PornHub for breach of copyright, after it transpired that clips from the show had been uploaded to the site.
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What transpired was an often tedious day-long affair of referring to numerical pages in a report few in the public — let alone Congress — have read.
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On Thursday night, across the East River and a few miles away from most of the NYFW action, a very different sort of runway show transpired.
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New research reveals the extraordinary processes that transpired beneath the surface, including the formation of a magma-filled canal that measured a whopping 2210 miles long.
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Here's a timeline of what led up to and transpired during the search: July 6, 2011 Cummins applies for a job with Maury County Public Schools.
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As the star gets treatment for sleep deprivation, here's a run-down of everything that has transpired between the Paris incident and West's health emergency. Oct.
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Ray claims, in the film, to have been oblivious to the chaos because he had gone to his room to take a shower as it transpired.
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" Through female surrogates like Rihanna and Ellie Goulding, he summarizes pretty much every conversation that has ever transpired on the franchise, "How deep is your love?
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"Without going into the entire situation, I want to apologize to my family, and to Lela and the Fuqua family for what transpired," her statement continued.
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He pulled Ms. Hill aside and told her to report what had transpired to John A. Eisenberg, the chief legal adviser to the National Security Council.
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The impact of these policies on healthcare services – and on patients – might best be illustrated by what's transpired with U.S. cancer care over the past decade.
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It transpired that Macron had visited the Shrine, a nightclub founded by legendary Afrobeats musician, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, during his stint in Nigeria as an intern.
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In his closed-door testimony last month, Sondland repeatedly responded to investigators' questions by saying that he did not recall events or details that allegedly transpired.
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Such hearings would also offer an opportunity to reflect on what transpired during the transition in 2016 and reach consensus on how to do it better.
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After Diana received a strange request for some of his comics, a chain of events transpired that would change his life and begin a media circus.
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While the raucous crowd of 214,226 applauded Quint's second goal of the night, the game's colour commentators tried to make sense of what had just transpired.
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What transpired was simply one of the most magical tag matches of all time, up there with the classics of the genre, both old and new.
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There are so many things that occur day to day and it can be hard to remember every little thing that has transpired in our lives.
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In short, we don't "know" what, if anything, transpired between Mr. Levine and his accusers, and it is deeply unfair of Mr. Tommasini to suggest otherwise.
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Mr. Durbin then began discussing the meeting in public the next morning while in Chicago after the White House did not deny reports of what transpired.
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Instead of the whipped topping, we'll offer you this fact: your dessert is the product of an evolutionary quirk that transpired some 100 million years ago.
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Cramer also drew attention to the recent weakness of the dollar, which he said has transpired as overseas investors pause their "relentless purchases" of U.S. Treasurys.
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Many analysts expect that a 5G iPhone will reignite slumping phone sales that have transpired in recent years as users hold onto their older models longer.
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"We may be dealing with a compromised officer here," one of the bureaucrats involved warns, with Carrie fuzzy on much of what transpired during that time.
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That these events transpired in the same place but so very differently speaks volumes about the milieu in which students today at elite institutions are educated.
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It was also Samuel's refusal to smile for photographs with Lily and the violent tantrums that transpired while getting suited up for a relative's bar mitzvah.
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The way the discussion transpired, according to one person in the room, appeared to be intended to press Republicans not to end up in the situation.
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By that time I doubt the apocalypse will have transpired but the very real twin forces of climate change and automation will have rearranged the world.
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"Chappaquiddick" seeks to fill in what transpired not only during those chaotic moments, followed by a panicked Kennedy calling his stroke-stricken father Joe (Bruce Dern).
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Within hours, 120 women law professors (myself included) had signed a letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee calling for a full inquiry into what had transpired.
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Democrats and Trumpskeptic Republicans spent the next few days alternately puzzling over what had transpired and demanding Nunes hand over the reins of the House probe.
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A more revealing detail in the whistleblower's complaint is that White House officials were "deeply disturbed" by what transpired in the call, according to the whistleblower.
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"What has transpired has been global synchronized economic growth and a very accommodative global monetary structure," Loeb said, explaining the strength of the market in August.
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After the closed-door session Thursday, Walton did not indicate publicly what had transpired, but ordered DOJ to start releasing the documents demanded in the case.
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There was no way King could publicly reconcile his commitment to nonviolence and justice for all people, everywhere, with what had transpired after the 1967 war.
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The following is a timeline of what has transpired in this saga since reports of Xerox striking a deal with Fujifilm first surfaced in early January.
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Haiti's President Jovenel Moise said "what transpired is a violation of basic human decency" and he would not tolerate support from charities whose staff exploited communities.
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Yet much of what has transpired over the past two months or so, especially the moves against Huawei, has only served to harden attitudes on both sides.
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"Hence, I am willing to assist the new government to tell what actually transpired provided that the government grants me full pardon," he was quoted as saying.
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Combine every major battle you can think of in cinematic and television history, and it still doesn't hit the scale of what transpired during last night's episode.
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This is Abukaram's account of what it was like to have her anxieties about wearing the hijab as an athlete realized, and everything that's transpired since then.
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Just last year, Microsoft found Iranian-backed hackers were targeting personal email accounts "associated" with a 2020 presidential candidate — which later transpired to be President Trump's campaign.
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Remarkably, Fowler's account transpired only over the course of a year at Uber, during which she felt she had to keep records of mistreatment and improper behavior.
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His 7-year-old son Bilal is too young to understand most of what's transpired here in the past four months, and Kamal seems grateful for that.
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Still, much of what transpired Friday morning remains a mystery — including whether law enforcement bullets hit any of the eight students and two teachers who were killed.
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" In a statement, a spokesperson for the state attorney general's office confirmed it was investigating "what transpired last night at the Wyatt Detention Center in Central Falls.
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Because of the large gaps in time, the viewer spends the whole film kind of putting together what transpired in between the moments that are shown onscreen.
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Between all of the mild-mannered studenting and Avenger-style world saving (not to mention what transpired during Infinity War), Peter Parker could clearly use a break.
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Although we have no idea what actually transpired at this venue on the night the student is talking about, the club's response is undeniably kind of amazing.
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And I said, I think what we&aposll going to find out what they feel uncomfortable with us, you know, knowing in terms of what transpired here.
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"We are aware of other reports of fatalities that have transpired by unofficial means but we cannot confirm them," public-safety department secretary Héctor M. Pesquera said.
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By the end of the day, we had the potential tying run at the plate in the ninth inning despite everything that had transpired in the game.
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So then, if there is no extraneous information, and no outside influence, Wisconsin law renders that juror-witness incompetent --unable -- to testify about what transpired during deliberations.
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Still, the police stood fast, only breaking ranks to detain a man who went into a nearby store (it's unclear what transpired inside to warrant his detention).
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Later, Comey said he felt compelled to document his meetings with Trump because he was concerned the President would mislead the public about what transpired between them.
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In spite of all that's transpired in the past year, Samsung doesn't appear to have any doubt about consumer willingness to embrace the Note line once again.
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" And he turns out to be right: "as it transpired Saeed would not, after this night that was just beginning, spend another night with his father again.
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I felt victimized by the fact that others were judging me through conflicting and unsubstantiated reports, while I myself had no recollection of the events that transpired.
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" He then went on to accuse Melvin of ignoring "gaping facts" about how the affair and subsequent fallout transpired, retorting, "...and I bet you don't know them.
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Now, a new report has found that city officials and law enforcement are to blame — at least in part — for the chaos that transpired on that day.
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That intrigued me and then I found this dark shape about half way between the Clansman Hotel and Drumnadrochit which transpired to be a crevice or trench.
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"We believe now that that red truck and the driver is most likely just a witness, either by sight or sound, to what actually transpired," Gonzalez said.
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Notably, the episode included an exchange between Carl and Negan in which the boy said that he was willing to die, which wound up foreshadowing what transpired.
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Here's a look back at what is known -- and what's still to be determined -- about what transpired Mar-a-Lago on December 28 and 29 last year:
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When more than 300 people at a neuroscience research facility disappear, Lia heads to Tennessee to figure out what really transpired and what's being buried in secrecy.
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They had no permit to protest; if a rally had transpired, it would have been a matter of minutes to call the cops and shut it down.
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Much of the inquiry has focused on what transpired in the more arcane areas of the city's bureaucracy, and the degree to which top officials were informed.
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Of all the bad things that transpired at the poles, however, what sailors most feared was getting trapped in the ice, partly because it happened so often.
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I have been speaking with press about the events that transpired both because I am strong in my convictions and it's do or die for my career.
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John Kennedy (R-La.), known for his folksy demeanor and dry humor, later poked fun at the seeming absurdity of what had transpired on the Senate floor.
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Though the UN's Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura planned merely to facilitate "proximity" talks — with staff ushering notes from one room to another — even that never transpired.
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The rifle, and its many clones, are symbols of the conflicts that transpired during the second half of the 20th century and the bloody wars that followed.
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Mr. Caneiro is set to make his first court appearance next week, when prosecutors are expected to expound on what investigators believe transpired at the brothers' homes.
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"It's just hard to imagine what possibly could have transpired before the video starts that would have warranted that level of force in those circumstances," he said.
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The conference call with the president, Mr. Corallo and Ms. Hicks took place the next morning, and what transpired on the call is a matter of dispute.
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A new look at the 2016 cyberattack that triggered a blackout in Ukraine showed that the intended results may have been far more explosive than what transpired.
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That's the least Wall Street can do after exacerbating one of the worst financial crises in history and then carrying on as if nothing bad had transpired.
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"We have no problems here, no problems at all," Mr. Valdez said Sunday, shaking his head in disbelief over what had transpired just a few hours earlier.
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When we try to digest what transpired, it becomes very clear that nobody is immune from the cowardly crimes that stem from hate-filled individuals and groups.
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Smith may not have realized the game was still tied, and now says that he's not even quite sure anymore what transpired in those few, dramatic moments.
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"The specifics of what transpired prior to officers executing an emergency takedown will be scrutinized closely by us and the Civilian Office of Police Accountability," police said.
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What transpired in a darkened last-call nightclub in Orlando was, in part, a bloody contest over what identity means and who gets to own the term.
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Both men were convinced that the other was damaged by the events that had transpired and should step aside from the Russia investigation, according to multiple sources.
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I look forward to having the privilege of being afforded a platform with which to give a full and credible account of the events which have transpired.
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"In the midst of all this, he was deep down with all of us to understand what has transpired and what can we learn," Young Smith said.
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It later transpired that Tommy had not even been given a fair crack at the whip that day – something he was oblivious to for almost two decades.
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Heidi and Spencer finish each other's sentences as they describe their first encounter, Heidi's face turning bright as she describes what transpired that important night at Privilege.
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It transpired Binance's platform had not been hacked, although 31 of its account holders had been tricked into handing over their account details by a group of hackers.
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"I am disappointed, shocked and shaken at my core by what has transpired tonight," he wrote alongside a photo of his 17-month-old daughter Ava Sloane Simone.
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Despite her regrets about what transpired, Leanne told CBS Evening News on Monday that "anybody can reach out" in the space between guests' viewing area and the enclosure.
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Yet what Scoble did isn't necessarily against the law, according to Baker, who suggests that "quid pro quo" harassment is a step beyond what transpired between the two.
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And he's been rebuffed, at times, by members of the Black Lives Matter movement that sprung from repeated incidents of police brutality that transpired while he was president.
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It's my hope that this piece serve not just as an account of what transpired but also an explanation to all our friends who have questions and concerns.
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"Suspicious doesn't begin to describe what transpired this morning," said Iran's Foreign Minister Javid Zarif in his first tweet following the brazen high-seas assault on civilian shipping.
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Ultratech declined to comment on Neuberger Berman's campaign and was unable to make Zafiropoulo available to comment on what transpired publicly or privately between him and the fund.
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He did not, it later transpired, at the same time see fit to inform Congress of the FBI's concurrent counter-espionage investigation into members of the Trump campaign.
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"I naively believed it was important to share my perspective on my friend's situation as it has transpired behind the scenes over the last few months," Dunham wrote.
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Once he finished, he joined legions of fans of the novel to debate what had transpired in the book, picking over the various characters, storylines, and plot holes.
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"I expect a very similar story, but it'll be more difficult in 2019 than in 2018 because a lot has transpired in the months since then," Adelman said.
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As the events transpired, Wilde shared a statement from her mother, Virginia Cockburn, who is running for a seat representing the state in the U.S. House of Representatives.
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Woodstock '99, which transpired July 22–July 25, uh, 1999, was, to be both simplistic and generous, an attempt to recreate the cultural zeitgeist of the original festival.
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The violence transpired inside a room at the San Luis Hotel on Galveston Island — an upscale spa and resort on the sandy beaches of the Gulf of Mexico.
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That's essentially what transpired during a radio interview with Kirk & Callahan on WEEI early Thursday morning after the hosts asked Brandon about racial comments he made in 2015.
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And I'm quite sure that the Russians, for their part, have a very accurate accounting by some means or other of exactly what transpired in that private meeting.
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While Congress and federal investigators dug into the circumstances surrounding Russian election meddling in 2016, Stone allegedly began pressuring and threatening Credico to lie about what had transpired.
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In his autobiography "The Real Deal" Desmond called the decision "nine years of grief," as Penthouse&aposs US founder Bob Gucci transpired to be a terrible business partner.
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Whatever transpired over the weekend, Mr. Putin has unquestionably escalated in his language toward Ukraine, choosing to use this episode — however real it was — for some larger aim.
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"Special Counsel is attempting to determine the facts that transpired in and surrounding those meetings," one of Mueller's prosecutors, Michael Dreeben, said at the time, according to CNN.
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Campaign of discontent There are a variety of indicators that the American voter is troubled by Washington politics and what has transpired in the seemingly endless 21625 campaign.
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But he has also been troubled by what he saw that night, and his account of what transpired differs from the official military version in one important aspect.
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Kips Bay, Manhattan Your daughter might consider the dispute minor, but if the super is ostracizing her as retribution, he probably has a different take on what transpired.
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Either way, what transpired among the nine dancers — who made use of the night's only scenery, a diagonal row of folding chairs — read as more strained than genuine.
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We know more about what Evie believed happened than what actually transpired that night, after the car full of furious, unbridled women (and one guy) reached its destination.
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That gossip was substantiated as it transpired the UFC did indeed offer the Russian a fight contract to compete for the UFC lightweight championship for the first time.
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It transpired that Ramirez, on the day before she was due to return the children, had taken them on a flight bound for Guyana and, eventually, to Syria.
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That led to some aides advocating a more stringent approach to sending messages on Twitter, though a formal overhaul of the process does not appear to have transpired.
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And, she was brutally honest when we asked her how she was holding up in the wake of all that's transpired since she went public with her story.
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When the husband realized what had transpired during his lapse in popcorn vigilance, he allegedly declared the couple's marriage to be over and refused to watch the movie.
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On cellphone videos taken of the scene, relatives and neighbors of the man gathered around, listening to the detectives repeat their version — the police version — of what transpired.
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It is absolutely heartbreaking to see what transpired here, and to think about what people had to go through, and the last-minute decisions they had to make.
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"These events transpired over a year ago, the real estate transaction in question never happened, and no NRA money was ultimately spent," says Andrew Arulanandam, an NRA spokesman.
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While she did not go into explicit details about what transpired, the singer told fans that she was in a much better space after taking time to herself.
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What transpired was gleeful mockery of the Middle Eastern boy by us three, in which we took turns ridiculing his name and accent and the clothes he wore.
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But the award has renewed controversy over exactly what transpired — and the decisions Mr. Slabinski made — during the 14-hour battle on Takur Ghar, a mountain in Afghanistan.
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The problem was that I could not put anything new into my memory or keep track of anything that had transpired more than a minute or two ago.
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A woman living on a North Dakota Indian reservation is attacked, but police have a hard time investigating the case when she is unwilling to discuss what transpired.
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Some senators in both parties said they hope to watch a replay to understand what's transpired in the remarkable impeachment inquiry, or at least read the news coverage.
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And these eight justices, painfully aware of what has transpired at the Capitol across the street with President Donald Trump's nomination of Brett Kavanaugh, are haunted by history.
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Qualcomm – Qualcomm and Broadcom gave no details about what transpired when the two chipmakers met Wednesday to talk about Broadcom's revised $121 million takeover bid for its rival.
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"What transpired at Michigan State was abhorrent, inexcusable, and a total and complete failure to follow the law and protect students," DeVos said in a statement on Thursday.
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Mr. Ray's case is noteworthy, though, for what transpired in the final days of his life — and what it means for religious liberty in Alabama, and in America.
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I have three months to decide, and I'm trying to take it all in, but I'm kind of numb from what transpired over the last couple of days.
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Looming over his sentencing were larger questions, about who should be considered most culpable in the cheating scheme and about the role of universities in what had transpired.
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According to Chris Harrison, though, the eye of the storm was a third party — not Corinne Olympios and not DeMario Jackson — who wasn't actually present when the events transpired.
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Instead, what transpired was another evening of personal insults and the stretching of the truth: little policy, few ideas and a lack of civility from the three leading candidates.
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The astronomers say it's possible that the star was visible to our paleolithic ancestors for a few minutes or hours if this rare flaring event transpired at the time.
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And up next Michelle Malkin is going to be here with more on the media&aposs hysterical reaction to what has transpired over the last 48 hours or so.
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What transpired at the Weekender has pushed us to work harder toward that mission and to look to the community for input on how we can get there together.
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The comments come nearly two months after Hill and Biden had a phone conversation in which he expressed regret over what had transpired during the hearings, according to Hill.
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Ryan told the paper he will investigate what transpired when his client allowed Massachusetts State Police to collect the DNA sample that authorities allege connects him to Marcotte's murder.
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In preparation for the touchdown, which is set for late October, mission planners have scheduled a number of rehearsals, the first of which transpired between September 21 and 22.
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People's Choice Awards, Kardashian West respects to victims of some of the more tragic events that have transpired as the family accepted their award for reality show of 2018.
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He wanted to put together a group statement from the boys in the photograph apologizing for the upset they'd caused and laying out just how the day had transpired.
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For now, Paniagua said Guatemala is hoping there will be a clear account of what transpired on that hot afternoon less than a half-mile from the Rio Grande.
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Noisey: Did the current political climate inspire you to make more music or did it line up organically with events as they transpired over the last couple of years?
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Nick Sandmann, a junior at Covington Catholic High School, released a lengthy statement Sunday evening detailing his account of what transpired Friday at the steps of the Lincoln Memorial.
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This article is part of a continuing coordinated press campaign by Kesha to mislead the public, mischaracterize what has transpired over the last two years, and gain unwarranted sympathy.
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"We will expend whatever resources are necessary to find out exactly what transpired this morning and make sure the system is secure and our employees are protected," Logan added.
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What transpired next was a Bachelor-themed routine in which a shirtless (obvs) Viall and dance partner Peta Murgatroyd, playing the part of a Bachelorette contestant, performed the rumba.
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"I felt victimized by the fact that others were judging me through conflicting and unsubstantiated reports, while I myself had no recollection of the events that transpired," Olympios continued.
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When he was running his "Trump Organization," he was free to hold secret meetings -- even with his enemies -- to ignore everyone's advice and then tell no one what transpired.
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A small incident that transpired during the protest— an egg thrown at a pro-life protestor yelling slurs at a pro-choice protestor— starred in dozens of absurdist memes.
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Terai explained that, for him, the really tear-inducing moment was when it transpired that the groom's sisters had secretly prepared a piano accompaniment to the father's saxophone solo.
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It's hard to see what just transpired at the Group of Seven (G-6900) summit in Quebec as anything other than the worst-case outcome that many had feared.
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A lot has transpired since then, obviously, including an RNC pledge that all of you signed agreeing to support the party's nominee and not to launch an independent run.
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This only came to light in late November after a post on Pastebin by an anonymous white hat hacker detailed how the theft of the nine Bitcoin had transpired.
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And — bonus — if you never watched the show to begin with, Legend's lyrics will give you a pretty clear sense of what transpired over the course of six seasons.
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Freeland will head back to Canada for government business and to report to Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau what transpired during the day's talks and where the negotiations stand.
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And while the film builds well enough toward the conclusion, it ends rather abruptly, relying too much on closing script remarks to do the heavy lifting about what transpired.
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In the instant, I forgot all about what had just transpired in my own kitchen and thought of Allison, struck all over again by the intensity of her emotion.
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He met alone with Putin and there are no detailed notes of what transpired Trump has met alone with Putin on the sidelines of large gatherings of world leaders.
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While much hand-wringing has transpired amongst straight folks over how the show could possibly continue without him, Transparent's queer fans know this: Maura was never meant for us.
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And both are still demanding more information about what transpired on tech platforms around Election Day — revelations that could send yet another shockwave through a Russia-ravaged Silicon Valley.
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"I look forward to having the privilege of being afforded a platform with which to give a full and credible account of the events which have transpired," Cohen said.
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After the transaction was announced in 2016, it transpired that it was only an interim deal, and that a long-term buyer for the stake had yet to be found.
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The read on what&aposs more of a worry, what&aposs going to be going on in Singapore tonight or what just transpired in Canada over the weekend, after this.
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The ride services company's board has retained an outside law firm, Shearman & Sterling LLP, to conduct its own internal investigation into what transpired, those two sources and a third said.
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For their part, Bellmont Life later apologized for the "unfortunate events" that transpired with an open letter on the social platform, citing "overzealous appetites" as a factor in the issue.
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Another Today staffer told PEOPLE that most employees inside Rockefeller Center are heartbroken over what's transpired and torn between the man they knew and the Lauer portrayed by his accusers.
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European space officials have been able to replicate simulations of the event from recovered data and believe that up until that point, most of Schiaparelli's mission had transpired as expected.
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"All of the sexual allegations as portrayed by Salma are not accurate and others who witnessed the events have a different account of what transpired," said Weinstein in the statement.
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What just transpired in the Senate was anything but a fair trial - it was a cover up coordinated by Mitch McConnell on behalf of the Occupant of the White House.
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We've created this handy Fashion Week digest to catch you up to date on all the highs, lows, and straight-up strangeness that's transpired over the past few days. 1.
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The tips have allowed investigators to create a new timeline of events that transpired aboard the couple's yacht off the coast of California's Catalina Island on the night of Nov.
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The California Department of Justice conducted an independent investigation into the shooting death of Clark and concluded that, based on what transpired March 18, criminal charges could not be sustained.
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" Key quote: "Much of what has been disclosed since the release of our client's complaint actually exceeds the whistleblower's knowledge of what transpired at the time the complaint was submitted.
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" She has another version now, telling TMZ ... "Without going into the entire situation, I want to apologize to my family, and to Lela and the Fuqua family for what transpired.
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A Today staffer told PEOPLE that most employees inside Rockefeller Center were heartbroken over what transpired and torn between the man they knew and the Lauer portrayed by his accusers.
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" The statement also says that "All of the sexual allegations as portrayed by Salma are not accurate and others who witnessed the events have a different account of what transpired.
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The chaos doesn't end there, as forces within the government are highly skeptical of their new boss, while there's still the matter of sorting out who's responsible for what transpired.
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When our death comes, that single personal death that is worth a million, that prime death, it is unlikely that we'll be able to look back at what just transpired.
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I regret to say I have never seen them live, but with the events that have transpired over the last few weeks I hope to attend a show very soon.
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Disdaining the usual protocols, she used a private system, protected by off-the-shelf security systems, to send and receive e-mails—2,100 of which, it transpired, contained classified information.
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You often hear only about the devastating result of these scandals, but these books bring you back to the beginning and weave fair, thoughtful tales about how they all transpired.
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CNN has also learned that though Markle is upset about what has transpired, her feelings about having her father give her away on Saturday haven't changed since photographs were published.
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It transpired that Star had doubts about the design from the beginning, so Dawson told him that next time he disagreed with his vision, he should tell him right away.
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"All of the sexual allegations as portrayed by Salma are not accurate and others who witnessed the events have a different account of what transpired," the statement read in part.
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The mystery story is an explicit manipulation of time — the story begins after important events of the plot have transpired, thus granting the storyteller control over when to reveal them.
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"What I saw and heard was sort of the end of the conversation -- it's not entirely clear what transpired because of that," Woolsey said on "CNN Tonight" with Don Lemon.
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Sorting out competing accusations and nailing down what has transpired, as usual, has been difficult amid the fractured and suppressed communication network typical of the DRC and other developing countries.
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On Monday, many Republicans referred to the wall as a "barrier," a nod to a détente over the war of words that has transpired over the President's signature campaign promise.
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While some have jumped to their partisan conclusion on why a prominent politician was gunned down in a democracy like America, others are thinking longer and harder about what transpired.
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In typical bad management fashion, yes, Taylor and her mother-turned-manager were left alone alone to explain what had transpired in the wake of her messy, unsatisfying roll-out.
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"The rapidity of all that's transpired thus far is almost dizzying," said Tim Whitmore, an 82-year-old veteran who served as an Air Force medic in Korea in 1954.
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And if she were to say what, exactly, transpired, she would violate an ethics code of confidentiality similar to lawyer-client privilege or the silence of a priest during confession.
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But he was even more pleased seeing the way the ball hugged the foul pole as it approached the seats, especially after what had transpired over the previous two nights.
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After a controlled explosion had been carried out, it transpired that it was a training device which had been left behind by a private company following a simulated security exercise.
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It transpired his best friend was really into someone called Ben Folds so I had a listen to a few songs and developed an extremely superficial knowledge of the guy.
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Write a letter to the board and the managing agent, explaining the events that transpired and expressing your concerns that the board has not taken steps to prevent another incident.
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" He adds that the movie, showing on HBO on Friday night, is "not just a nostalgic exercise but a fair shorthand of what might have transpired in a fourth season.
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The result is "not just a nostalgic exercise but a fair shorthand of what might have transpired in a fourth season," James Poniewozik wrote in his review for The Times.
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The authorities have struggled to rein in coverage of the outbreak, in part because the Chinese public has resorted to innovative methods to preserve a record of what has transpired.
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That sequence would have been more palatable Monday night to the Nashville Predators than what transpired in the opening period of their first Stanley Cup finals appearance in team history.
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Asked about Turkish air strikes that pounded a group of Kurdish fighters allied to a U.S.-backed militia in northernSyria, Carter said he was not certain about what precisely transpired.
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The theater contains a memorial to the Dutch Jews who perished in the Holocaust, and will soon be renovated and expanded into a museum about the events that transpired there.
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These pictures capture the events that transpired on Capital Hill during the impeachment of President Bill Clinton and the profound cultural impact that these events had on the US public.
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"We hold ourselves to the highest standards in providing high-quality healthcare and will take family concerns seriously as we review all that transpired," she told CNN in a statement.
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Look at how normal everything looks, they suggest, even as the story teases the potential horror of what might have transpired inside these homes, rendered spooky or gothic in the aftermath.
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With his attorney beside him, Jackson was guarded with his comments about his brother and what has transpired between him, and his half-sister Tyka Nelson and half-brother Omar Baker.
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The sixth-grader who purportedly penned the letter described what happened to his car in detail, using bullet points to offer the owner a full breakdown of the events that transpired.
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And so I began to experiment: Could I use virtual reality to offer a better understanding of how events transpired, and to make people connect to stories they might otherwise ignore?
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Obama has insisted the US is safer, noting that a large-scale attack like the one of the World Trade Center and the Pentagon hasn't transpired while he's been in office.
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The company is expected to upgrade both the robot and the center core for future missions, so hopefully there won't be a repeat of the transit issues which transpired this time.
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The reluctance to acknowledge the roots of what transpired exacerbates the problem, and attempts to reassure residents with the mantra "Please remain calm" stand in stark contrast to the horrors witnessed.
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"What transpired yesterday ... it's more of a comment on him not living up to what we have communicated, and to the energy and the time we've invested in him," Lynch said.
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What transpired moments later was Trump's most presidential showing to date, a disciplined address that had establishment Republicans breathing their first sigh of relief since Trump took office a month ago.
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Michael Flynn, and others in the administration, including Vice President Mike Pence, about what exactly transpired during conversations between Flynn and Russian Ambassador Sergei Kislyak as the administrations made their transition.
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And with the events that have transpired in the past week on Capitol Hill, Grant's story and the stories of the women in her pictures are now more important than ever.
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In Ouagadougou, where more than a dozen charred cars and motorbikes were left around the badly damaged lobby of the hotel, confusion has reigned about exactly what transpired during the attacks.
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Nor were they likely to go back and listen to or read transcripts of the speech to scour for inconsistencies when the primary source stood before them telling them what transpired.
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"Much of what has been disclosed since the release of our client's complaint actually exceeds the whistleblower's knowledge of what transpired at the time the complaint was submitted," the lawyers write.
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"Just 13 percent of Americans are proud of what has transpired in this presidential election," said Pace, who spoke to some election experts about what that means for the fall campaign.
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Our species is all that's left of the various hominid evolutionary "experiments" that transpired for hundreds of thousands of years across much of Africa, and to a certain extent in Europe.
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Because of what transpired that night, Steve—who Lori says was an avid surfer with a great sense of humor — is now fed through a tube and is in a wheelchair.
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Mackenzie has resolved herself to the fact that some will never accept her, whether they're family or just people in the general public who continue to judge her for what transpired.
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Chavez, who shies away from talking about the actual events that transpired that day, instead says he is "just simply incredibly proud" to have fought for his country in the 1940s.
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Porsha Williams is taking her time processing the drama that transpired with her former best friend and former Real Housewives of Atlanta costar Phaedra Parks after that explosive RHOA reunion finale.
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But the supposition must be that what transpired was rather more than an exchange designed merely to underpin the relationship that Trump had hoped he had established at their first meeting.
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Following her alcohol-fueled argument with Bethenny Frankel at Dorinda Medley's Berkshires house on Real Housewives of New York City, Ramona Singer is publicly apologizing for what transpired earlier this month.
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So although I can't recall much of what has transpired this year, I can tell you that I have spent the last two months watching the complete filmography of Akira Kurosawa.
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And even when it doesn't say so, "The Clinton Affair" effectively conveys that what transpired 20 years ago isn't mere history; rather, the ripples are still being very much felt today.
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But via leaks from people familiar with the probe — which were reported in the New York Times, the Daily Beast, NBC News, and the Intercept — we know some of what transpired.
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Vince Foster knew what had transpired in the travel office controversy and was going to be asked about that imminently by the FBI and probably in congressional investigations instigated by Republicans.
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But the lack of notes or a good translation of Putin's comments — let alone the lack of knowledge about what transpired in the meeting — puts the US at a significant disadvantage.
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The agreement, Kerry said, was "not a real estate deal that transpired in a matter of days or weeks or even months," noting the lengthy negotiations that went into the deal.
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He made his second pitstop on lap 43 and lost time, meaning a smooth stop from Villenueve would see them squabbling over the same piece of track And so it transpired.
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When asked how he felt about what's transpired since Trump was sworn in, Brady pleaded ignorance, insisting he's just an upbeat football guy concerned with winning and the trappings of success.
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At a group meeting to discuss what transpired, we came up with a proactive, preventative solution with Warped Tour: to start training band members in bystander intervention while on this tour.
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Given everything that has transpired in recent days, and throughout the season, the notion of Callaway's doing everything in his power to bolster his team's chances of winning is certainly understandable.
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Russia has released little official information about the evidence against Mr. Whelan, and experts pushed back on Friday about the only report in Russia so far about what might have transpired.
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I'm trying to take my knowledge of what has transpired even just for me, and really be empathetic toward groups that are not able to get the health care they need.
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And the six-minute exchange that transpired would form the basis of an insider trading investigation that led to Mr. Collins's indictment, and to his resignation and guilty plea last week.
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His narrative wheels go flat whenever he uses Ginny's scrupulously direct psychiatrist as a messenger to relay transpired events, but he displays an acute sensitivity to his protagonist's deliberate thought processes.
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Later it transpired that the basis of the story was a telephone call to a swan sanctuary to report that someone had been seen pushing a swan in a shopping cart.
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The agreement, Kerry said, was "not a real estate deal that transpired in a matter of days or weeks or even months," noting the lengthy negotiations that went into the deal.
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The ousted FBI chief said his exchanges with Trump made him uncomfortable, prompting him to jot down what he has described as his personal recollections of what transpired during their interactions.
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Our reporting tells us that members of Congress don't expect him to accuse the president of a crime, but expect him to be extremely open about what transpired behind closed doors.
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"We don't have the kind of transparency we should have," he said, adding that after recent talks the American negotiators delivered only "bits and pieces" of what transpired during the discussions.
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It was long thought to have been destroyed, although it has recently transpired–spoiler alert–that it in fact survived the Last Great Time War between the Daleks and the Time Lords.
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From that point on, Mr. Comey decided to document his one-on-one interactions with the new president in case there was ever any question about what had transpired during such sessions.
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The NBA said Cuban — who bought the Mavericks in 2000 for $285 million — was never made aware of the hostile work environment within his organization, but held him responsible for what transpired.
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On Sunday, the Fort Worth Police Department held a brief press conference to discuss the shooting but offered little new information about what transpired in the early morning hours of October 12.
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Threatening legal action of his own, Mammoliti claimed that the film took several liberties in the events that transpired during the five months John Paul Getty III was held captive, reports Variety.
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"The goal now to collect more proof in order to request a variation the measure of coercion and structure a defense in accordance with what really transpired," said Hernandez, the defense attorney.
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If I told you I wasn't manically refreshing Instagram for updates on the Nicki Minaj and Cardi B fiasco that transpired during New York Fashion Week, I'd be a straight up liar.
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Charles Bramesco, The Guardian: But the real nostalgia is for Borat's era, the comparatively low-stakes idyll of the Bush administration's tail end...Much has transpired since then, and Cohen knows it.
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Looking around this hall where so much history has transpired, we think of the many before us who have come here to address the challenges of their nations and of their times.
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Certain events transpired last night which lead [sic] Jenni to involve the authorities, as she felt it was in her best interests, and the best interests of her children to do so.
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The attorney for Hernandez's family, George Leontire, said none of them had received a "scintilla of information about what transpired in his death," including the contents of the notes, the Globe reported.
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Police have not said what exactly transpired, but shortly after, Amy took off in her car with Jeremy chasing her through an elementary school parking lot and then to the fire station.
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"We've known these actors long before any of this transpired around the election," said John Hultquist, director of intelligence analysis for the cybersecurity firm FireEye, which was also tracking the Russian hackers.
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Prosecutors had alleged that Rodgers gave police inconsistent accounts of what transpired on the night his wife disappeared, and said his wife was depressed about her job and had expressed suicidal thoughts.
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"It feels like what we expected to happen to the dollar over the entirety of 2018 has in fact transpired in first few trading weeks of the year," analysts at ING said.
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"I felt victimized by the fact that others were judging me through conflicting and unsubstantiated reports, while I myself had no recollection of the events that transpired," Olympios said in her statement.
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In that regard, this three-tiered telling of "The Staircase" -- which builds, step by methodical step, on what transpired before -- is an extremely shrewd demonstration of getting maximum bang for its bucks.
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If the Huawei incident is a separate or discrete event that is independent of the events that transpired at the Group of 20 summit then markets should breath a sigh of relief.
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For the most part, white people thought that he was a very good lawyer, had a lot of empathy for him, wished him well and felt for him when the acquittal transpired.
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In both versions of the script I read, Rick read his "get well" card that was propped behind the vase of dead flowers that showed how much time transpired between Rick's coma.
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Taken together, these dramatizations assemble a cohesive portrait of the general chaos of war -- and what transpired in Iraq in particular -- and its aftermath, including the ripple effects across families and communities.
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"The Anastasia Beverly Hills president continued to say that she and her brand "respect all artists," but "cannot accept accusations of creative plagiarism when, in no uncertain terms, it has not transpired.
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What has transpired between these photos is multiple doctors appointments, bloodwork, hormone injections and medication, and the realization that conceiving naturally is not as my 18 year old self once thought 😅. .
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"He grabbed me, picked me up, and I can't tell who initiated the next moment — if it was him or I — but a kiss transpired between the two of us," Malek said.
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After all, if world No. 20113 Y.E. Yang can beat Tiger Woods in a final-round staredown, which transpired seven years ago at the PGA, the point is underscored in red ink.
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While we cannot really know what transpired in the Mandela marriage, it appears her own husband could not forgive her misdeeds, yet he was able to forgive the apartheid system and government.
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It transpired that the event had opened 45 minutes late, and hundreds of us were left outside an industrial estate in the rain, trying not to get run over by passing trucks.
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The memo, obtained by The Times, said the internal tensions had "hindered the ability of commanders, at both levels, to understand, communicate, assess and mitigate risk as events transpired" in October 2017.
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And so it transpired for the next hour, with Ms. Bell asking me what I saw and how I felt and changing out stones accordingly — she had several dozen to choose from.
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An emotional moment transpired on CNN Monday afternoon when a Washington woman spoke about having to say one final goodbye to her dying mother over a FaceTime call because of coronavirus protocols.
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A person familiar with what transpired said Ms. Sacoolas had wanted to meet privately with the family, but was directed to come to the White House to participate in Mr. Trump's plan.
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The rebranding appears to be "a last-ditch effort by Xi to deflect blame and avoid a demand by the international community for an honest accounting of what actually transpired," she added.
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In the time since his last appearance (in the film "Star Trek: Nemesis" in 2002), calamities have transpired, involving an exploding star and a compromised rescue mission, that have tarnished his reputation.
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He declined to be interviewed in person, but we exchanged several emails about the details of what transpired, and his statements to investigators give a clear picture of the events that followed.
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These results provide "unprecedented insights" into what transpired the first day of the Cenozoic, said Paul Byrne, a planetary geologist at North Carolina State University who was not involved in the research.
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These results provide "unprecedented insights" into what transpired the first day of the Cenozoic, said Paul Byrne, a planetary geologist at North Carolina State University who was not involved in the research.
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Trump Jr. released a chain of emails on Tuesday so that he could be "totally transparent" about events that transpired during a meeting with Russian lawyer Natalia Veselnitskaya in June last year.
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But the judge said any listener, recognizing that Trump knew "exactly what transpired," could reasonably believe based on his statements that Zervos was "contemptible" because she had "fabricated" events for personal gain.
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"We understand the urge to know what transpired regarding the case; and we will be sharing the developments as soon as they are legally admissible and allowed," Salah said in Wednesday's statement.
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"We have hesitated to release the attached video of what transpired that night due to the heinous and shocking nature of this crime," the Washington County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
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I explained how I was the reporter who broke that he was leaving Sony Santa Monica, and while I had zero regrets about reporting the information, I deeply regretted how it transpired.
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"We are determined to learn as much as we can about what transpired so that, as lawmakers, we can take appropriate steps to prevent such intrusions from reoccurring in the future," US Reps.
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Prosecutors in charging documents alleged that Rodgers gave police inconsistent accounts of what transpired the night his wife disappeared, and said his wife was depressed about her job and had expressed suicidal thoughts.
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The tapestry of stories that the government has spun after the coup and the lack of independent investigation mean that we will likely never know the whole truth of what transpired or why.
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Drake and West's feud originally appeared to have transpired in recent months, after Drake's longtime rival Pusha T, 41, released the song "Infrared" in May off of his album Daytona, which West produced.
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"The FBI continues to coordinate with federal and state partners not only on what transpired in 2016, but looking forward to what may come in the 2018 election cycle," an agency spokesperson said.
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In The Force Awakens, we see some glimpses of events that transpired between Return of the Jedi and the new trilogy, and we learn that Luke Skywalker attempted to restart the Jedi Order.
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"This is a candid, telling of events that transpired the night of March 14th leading into March 15th, which resulted in the birth of my first child and the 'broken vagina,'" George wrote.
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But now with this series, you see the vision that's portrayed on TV. So you see everything that we went through and you see how our life transpired from from 1989 to 2012.
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Laconic fellow that he is, Sully isn't particularly enthusiastic about all the attention and publicity, while experiencing Technicolor nightmares both about what transpired and what might have, with the NTSB fueling his doubts.
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I, nor my management have ever had any kind of problem with creating a gay character… What transpired on heroes is something far more complicated than anyone being 'afraid' to make Zach homosexual.
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Later that day, the Lip Kit queen also made her first public outing since the events transpired, venturing out to grab lunch at Calabasas Commons California with Tyga and his son King Cairo.
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I would say that was a heavily watched launch given what transpired from there and, through the learnings of what we went through on the Note 7, we also implemented some processes here.
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Most importantly, though, all of this transpired against the backdrop of a massive Republican civil war over Trump's latest act of racist incitement against the federal judge overseeing fraud allegations against Trump University.
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The goal should not be to change a political outcome but to ensure that our citizens and leaders understand what transpired and how it impacts things like cybersecurity, election law and foreign policy.
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So far, the feared mass escapes of ISIS prisoners amid the conflict has not transpired, although hundreds of ISIS-affiliated women and children escaped a camp at Ain Issa amid fighting last month.
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While trashing the Iran deal certainly falls into that category, the most visible and concrete culmination of that close relationship transpired on Monday, with the opening of the new U.S. embassy in Jerusalem.
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Obama has already ordered a full review of what transpired during the 2016 presidential election, and intends for it to be completed and at least partial results made public before his successor's inauguration.
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It was, without question, good TV. It was the sort of sausage-getting-made (or, perhaps more appropriately given how things transpired, not getting made) moment that the public rarely gets to see.
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Both McCarthy and Ryan will meet with House Sergeant-at-Arms Paul Irving on Wednesday to discuss what transpired during the protest and what can be done to prevent it from happening again.
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Flash ahead, and Heidi is working as a waitress, seemingly oblivious to everything that transpired in her past, even when a Department of Defense investigator (Shea Whigham) begins nosing around into what happened.
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The pace is staggering - even the early proponents of these technologies are stunned by rate of technical escalation, inflow of investment, and big company interest that has transpired over the past two years.
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"Bakaj and Zaid added that much of what's been disclosed since the complaint was released in late September "actually exceeds the whistleblower's knowledge of what transpired at the time the complaint was submitted.
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" The whistleblower who filed a formal complaint about the call said that the White House officials who gave him (highly accurate) information "were deeply disturbed by what had transpired in the phone call.
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John Sharpe James, a Newark City Council member who represents the area where Ms. Daniels lived, said he was concerned about what had transpired and had asked the utility company for an explanation.
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Little else is known publicly about Ms. Gross, who has been thrust into the spotlight as potential corroboration for what transpired between the two leaders during their two-hour meeting in Helsinki, Finland.
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It is not clear what transpired in the run-up to Monday evening, when President Trump disinvited the team after fewer than 10 team members planned to attend, according to the White House.
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"I've never seen anything like what's transpired here today," Andre Bouchard of Delaware's Court of Chancery said at a hearing yesterday that became the battleground between CBS and its controlling shareholder, Shari Redstone.
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Map quest Pompeo's statement does not discount Mary Louise Kelly's claims about what transpired during her time with Pompeo on Friday, including him asking her if she could find Ukraine on a map.
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To tell it any differently, or to ascribe some loftier purpose to what transpired, only undermines the sincere desire -- to the extent it exists -- for real compromise that shapes both process and results.
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But none of that means the sport should ignore what transpired in Prague in an O26 Arena that was sold out for all five sessions, drawing 27,26 fans over the event's three days.
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"What transpired as a very significant issue in these talks is the ability of Greece to become a gateway of natural gas of the eastern Mediterranean to Europe," said Panos Skourletis, Greece's energy minister.
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All that transpired this past week—even the scintillating NXT show on Friday, showcasing Sami Zayn vs the debuting Shinsuke Nakamura in an early match of the year candidate—is about maintaining that control.
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James Lewis, a cyber expert with the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies, said the report of the breach sounded credible, though he did not have firsthand information on what had transpired.
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"Your stmt about what transpired is an absolute lie," Avenatti wrote on Twitter, alleging that Carlson's daughter had not been insulted with the same words that the Fox News host claimed she had been.
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While so far all we have to officially go on is the images of what appear to be an extremely angry and frightened Gigi, it seems pretty indisputable what transpired outside the fashion show.
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"If the media reports are correct, we believe the Tokyo Metropolitan Government should explain clearly to Kasumigaseki Country Club what actually transpired at the time," Ono added in an email response to written questions.
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At this time, the incident remains under investigation and police are hoping to get a better understanding of what transpired after viewing surveillance footage from the area, police said in a press conference Wednesday.
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In a seven-page report addressed to India's civil aviation minister, IndiGo used multiple screenshots from the video to explain the reasons behind the incident and what transpired between the passenger and its employees.
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On at least one occasion, during a meeting with Russian officials and then-Secretary of State Rex Tillerson in Hamburg in 2017, Trump asked his linguist to not share details about what had transpired.
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"No one got up to defend his record and what he has done in the years since," Warren said about what transpired in the chamber, according to a Boston Globe account of the visit.
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What transpired didn't disabuse anyone of that—Cutler missed 11 games and didn't play particularly well in the five he did start, throwing for four touchdowns and five interceptions, along with two lost fumbles.
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It is overwhelmingly likely, then, that Comey's version of events is the correct one, and Trump is either bluffing about the recording altogether, or the recording would confirm that Trump lied about what transpired.
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Over the course of the last eight years, however, a number of events transpired that debunked that theory: The Arab uprisings of 2011, the civil war in Syria, the rise of the Islamic State.
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Nothing that transpired in the debate will have altered the fact that millions of Americans want rupture not continuity, and they see in Trump the potential for a radical break from politics as usual.
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As the Wall Street Journal first reported, weeks transpired after that discovery by agents of the FBI's New York office and by New York Police Department detectives investigating potential child-endangerment charges against Weiner.
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The officials said they believe even if the Cubans didn't know about the incidents at the beginning of the investigation, they must have a clearer idea of what transpired than they are letting on.
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The video below picks up with two strikes in the count, here's what transpired: Koehn just dodged all of his teammates, likely ready to lift him up on their shoulders, to console his buddy.
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What transpired from that galvanizing moment and over the course of the next half-century was a movement to upend the prejudices and misapprehensions that had taken such deep root in the national psyche.
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But what transpired during the stage show in Chicago once the Knicks had reached the final round of four felt like a kick in the groin, a blown lead late in the fourth quarter.
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The following day, Sean Spicer, then the White House spokesman, said that Mr. Flynn had been fired for misleading Mr. Pence and other officials about what transpired on the phone calls with Mr. Kislyak.
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She might not be able to say definitely what transpired between Nur and Jahangir or Nur and Shah Jahan, but she could tell readers what she thinks is the most credible and plausible account.
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"The fact that Sergeant Bergdahl had mental health problems was known within the U.S. military, and events may have transpired differently had concerns about Sergeant Bergdahl's mental health been properly followed up," he wrote.
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E.A. acknowledges that its pre-mission preparation was not as thorough as it should have been and that the subsequent investigation lacked the depth and scope necessary to fully assess what transpired that night.
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I have no doubt the work will continue for the dozens of FBI agents, prosecutors and forensic accountants on Mueller's team who are piecing together what transpired during the 2016 campaign and its aftermath.
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That means they were blissfully unaware of everything that had transpired since — the murder of Tara's girlfriend, Denise, shot through the face by Dwight; the deaths of Glenn and Abraham; the subjugation of Alexandria.
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US officials said they believe even if the Cubans didn't know about the incidents at the beginning of the investigation, they must have a clearer idea of what transpired than they are letting on.
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