I answer each question truthfully, and if that doesn't suit, I answer less truthfully.
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Truthfully, we have found that ... Truthfully, it's a surprising outcome and a testament to the people that make these businesses happen on the ground in these markets.
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"Acting is behaving truthfully under imaginary circumstances" – Sanford Meisner.
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" Stone said he is "certain she will testify truthfully.
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We talk about it a lot, but truthfully, probably not.
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She considers it hers, and likes to describe it truthfully.
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I've always wanted an equation, but truthfully never found it.
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The laptops have HD screens, which, truthfully, didn't look great.
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Truthfully, there's no way to make a refugee camp nice.
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Truthfully, the figure was lower than what I had imagined.
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We truthfully feel we've created a style all our own.
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Truthfully, it really doesn't matter which order you go in.
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And truthfully, living stealth allowed me to survive certain challenges.
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Truthfully, the measures those in uniform apply aren't that complicated.
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"Truthfully, a lot of them had issues, too," Gloria says.
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"Truthfully, I didn't want to bring him in," Ausmus said.
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"It has to do with my cowlick, truthfully," she says.
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Truthfully, I was insulted by all the Coach Condi talk.
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"It was time for me to retire, truthfully," she said.
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Can you truthfully see him becoming a leader of Britain?
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No. Does it, truthfully, have any significance beyond the app?
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This album truthfully conveys what I feel about the world.
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More truthfully, though, it recalls the work of branding agencies.
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I mean, truthfully, the media has done nothing but lie.
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I told him, truthfully, that what he'd written was excellent.
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Truthfully, I struggled to find any problems, small or large.
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Truthfully, I was a bit nervous driving up the hotel.
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"It was time for me to retire, truthfully," she said.
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Epstein also asked Doe her age, and she responded truthfully.
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"I answered as truthfully as I possibly could," he said.
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And truthfully it was the protests that kept me away.
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Not always truthfully, mind you; she lies even to herself.
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Truthfully, your boss may have no choice in the matter.
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Truthfully, from the deepest parts of my soul I am sorry!
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Truthfully, I win this fight, or my career is probably over.
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"There's still so much we don't know," Dr. Jayasena responds truthfully.
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The whole season was a little bit challenging for me, truthfully.
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Truthfully, the character we see most people cosplaying as is Cindy.
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Truthfully, we don't do pregnancy tests or any of that stuff.
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Truthfully, it's hard to really know whether you've applied enough sunscreen.
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Truthfully, you just have to have the confidence in doing it.
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"Truthfully, it wasn't 'make this one look like X,'" he says.
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And if you don't answer those questions truthfully, that's a crime.
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And truthfully, I don't blame my mother and my father, either.
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It was important to me to try to capture it truthfully.
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Truthfully told, I'm speechless, Wooding told WPXI after receiving the gift.
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It is as exhausting as it sounds but truthfully, it's exhilarating.
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But, truthfully, that's what makes them so much fun to watch.
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Truthfully, I've been involved in several physical fights in my lifetime.
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"Truthfully, I was defending Siggy at the time," Staub, 55, explained.
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She was really accessing something truthfully personal in front of us.
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You're about to leave school and your life is YOURS. Truthfully.
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Truthfully, I've never felt so zen while getting my hair done.
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But truthfully, the most difficulty we had was crowdfunding the book.
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Millions of Canadians may now be at risk for answering truthfully.
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Like their entire case— its not very sensational, when truthfully explained.
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Gonzalez said he believes they were truthfully recounting what they remember.
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Things can change in an instant, so why not live truthfully?
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Surely, such a dedicated socialist can truthfully explain what socialism is.
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So truthfully, security is really the only worthwhile selling point here.
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Truthfully, I like buttercream frosting and I really don't like gingerbread.
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And truthfully, this isn't an issue that women alone can solve.
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Awlaki: We proclaim our message to the world openly and truthfully.
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For me to play truthfully is inherently just an Asian performance.
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I truthfully was struck by the beautiful paintings in Steve's house.
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We're mentioning this option last because, truthfully, it's not that great.
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And truthfully, it's easier to die than it is to live.
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Truthfully there's been eight or nine years of work since then.
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"We're not representing our lives truthfully," she tells U.K.'s The Times.
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We were seeing more gameplay now but, truthfully, nothing beyond the expected.
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So truthfully, the act mainly gets a pretty awkward response from most.
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Truthfully, almost any of 2017's superhero movies could've taken this slot.
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It describes, truthfully, what has happened to the working class in America.
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And truthfully, the GRP works much better than most yoga towels, anyways.
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Truthfully, I was most curious to discover what "shredded memory foam" meant.
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But I didn't fight against the tide because, truthfully, I loved grunge!
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But truthfully, you get by with a little help from your friends!
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Truthfully, we don't know that even gravity isn't a kind of love.
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Truthfully, I didn't overdo it with the size, so everything still fits.
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Read the application questions and fill in the answers fully and truthfully.
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Koskinen told reporters in Utah that he has testified before Congress truthfully.
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Truthfully, the plan can afford to pay you only $10,85033 per year.
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"Any questions that he's been asked, he's answered truthfully," Mr. Meringolo said.
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But, truthfully, The Biggest Deal of E3 was looking like that XbonX.
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Truthfully, I was getting bored with the selection of smartwatches for Android.
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His prison time would be shortened if he testifies truthfully under oath.
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Pretend your life depends, literally, on someone answering a single question truthfully.
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I indulged in a massage, and truthfully, it was not worth it.
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Truthfully, I hadn't been following the galactic planet chase all that closely.
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Truthfully, I don't remember how I've gotten through most of my breakups.
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And truthfully, most people don't feel the impact of these rate increases.
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" He lamented giving "loyalty to someone who truthfully does not deserve loyalty.
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In a situation like this, how does one respond truthfully but tactfully?
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When the man asks the woman her age, will she respond truthfully?
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I do truthfully enjoy sex and can have lovely orgasms by myself!
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Truthfully, I'd eat that stuff in truckloads even though I'm not pregnant.
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Then, when people really are masturbating, they tend not to answer truthfully.
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Truthfully, I don't feel a great urge to see Ever Oasis out.
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That agreement required Manafort to "cooperate fully, truthfully, completely, and forthrightly" with investigators.
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"At that point in time, truthfully, Ivanka wasn't totally a celebrity," Spitz said.
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And I don't think, truthfully speaking, that his presence will ignite more violence.
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"Truthfully, we didn't have a solid plan for how it would end," Gen.
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Truthfully, I had never thought of it myself until the question was posed.
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"Truthfully, from the deepest parts of my soul, I am sorry!" she wrote.
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Truthfully, the election alone is enough to heighten anyone's risk for sleepless nights.
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Truthfully, smoothing techniques such as keratin treatments and Brazilian blow-dries are great.
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If someone isn't riled by what you write, you aren't writing truthfully enough.
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"STC responded truthfully that it had received such a complaint," the statement reads.
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Truthfully, some are very surprised at what side he's on in this one.
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Answer any application questions about your pet, including breed and claims history, truthfully.
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Do our guilty pleasures more truthfully define us than our Top 10 lists?
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And truthfully, an intense workout does so much for me mentally as well.
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Truthfully, this is one of the most foolproof kitchen tools I've ever used.
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Truthfully, there was some withdrawal at first, but I soon learned to adapt.
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And truthfully culture has always been used as [a vehicle] of improving relations.
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I had to fill out the form and had to answer, unfortunately, truthfully.
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Truthfully, we were a little skeptical when we started hearing these lofty declarations.
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Truthfully (and I say this as a native Torontonian, too), fuck the narratives.
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I tried to be, too, but truthfully, I was still kind of bummed.
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"He didn't make the pitch to me at all, truthfully," Mr. Chai said.
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"Truthfully, I think he died alone," said Bert Kaminski's, one of Steve's sons.
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He's called The Great One for a reason, or truthfully, for many reasons.
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And I think those are the easy things to talk about, truthfully. Sure.
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Truthfully, we hope the bed will never have to send you a notification.
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Democrats will assert, truthfully, that Republicans want to take away your health care.
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"All we want is for her to truthfully answer any questions," he said.
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Truthfully, The Dalmar is a gem that deserves to stand on its own.
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Its candidates feel the need to talk about the issue, and not truthfully.
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But truthfully, we were only seeing the apparent physical results of these attacks.
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Each had a distinct story that has never been fully or truthfully told.
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We didn't get it then and, truthfully, we don't really get it now.
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"I gave loyalty to someone who truthfully does not deserve loyalty," Cohen added.
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I'd like to see myself grow old, to discover what I can discover truthfully.
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Truthfully, it's damn near impossible to understand the lives of the rich and famous.
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The plea came after Miller testified truthfully in both Bodine's preliminary hearing and trial.
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I could thank Tinder, but truthfully I thank Drake; not later, but right now.
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"I gave loyalty to someone who, truthfully, does not deserve loyalty," Cohen told ABC.
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Truthfully, design is what differentiates the MA770 from most other high-end / luxury speakers.
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Truthfully, I don't think I would have stuck out the first few classes alone.
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Considering how many Pokéstops are in New York City that's truthfully not so surprising.
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Truthfully, the character's conflict in the movie is a direct result of his addiction.
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Truthfully, the Best Picture category is more stacked than it's been in my memory.
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Truthfully, the movie isn't great, but neither were the last few seasons of Thrones!
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They can choose to describe them truthfully or invent some other equally surreal object.
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Truthfully, I don't have to get it 100 percent to support you 100 percent.
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But truthfully, I don't think I'd be doing this work if I had known.
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And truthfully I could drink a Russian under the table with his own vodka.
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"Truthfully, people are always going to want to go to San Francisco," he said.
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Truthfully, it may have happened because you were trying to correctly time the market.
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And, truthfully, it may have been the best thing that's ever happened to us.
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I am highly confident she will testify truthfully if called upon to do so.
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" She concluded with, "Truthfully, from the deepest parts of my soul, I am sorry!
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Whether or not the brand you develop truthfully represents you, it should be consistent.
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There, I was able to be creative; truthfully, I had no one helping me.
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"Truthfully, the artists' personal backgrounds don't play a role in the selection," he says.
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And truthfully, I was probably better at driving adoption of developers than writing code.
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Cornyn: That is certainly a strong indication that people are going to testify truthfully.
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Truthfully, in another world, maybe I would have been that All-American, easygoing teenager.
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Surprisingly few artists are happy to see their lives truthfully encapsulated between two covers.
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He said he would cooperate "fully, truthfully, completely and forthrightly" with the Justice Department.
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But nor has she, or will she, shy away from truthfully recounting the facts.
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Unless you have truly exhausted all of the options you can't truthfully claim it.
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Truthfully, I don't think school is for everyone, which is not a bad thing!
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At home, I told Arabella, truthfully, that my week had been a complete success.
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" My sister can look her in the eye and reply, truthfully: "I don't know.
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I didn't know what to think about it all, and truthfully, I still don't.
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Perhaps that is the point: Only such an image can truthfully represent our world.
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"Truthfully, we've been living this way for a very long time," Delli-Bovi said.
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"I just wanted to make sure that the writers were writing truthfully," he says.
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And truthfully, we got to the policy of this about what, six days ago?
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Strong oversight and enforcement are necessary to ensure officials are truthfully disclosing their investments.
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The videos have become something of their own video genre — and truthfully, I'm into them.
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Bush told Page that she "tried very, very hard, truthfully," in the face of Mrs.
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So the next time someone tells me I'll definitely find someone, I'll likely answer truthfully.
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"I was truthfully thinking about just naming him Rob, after my brother, Rob," Kardashian said.
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But you will soon find that independence, more truthfully than virtue, is its own reward.
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As part of the agreement, Manafort promised to fully and truthfully cooperate with the investigators.
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Colton responds like a politician being asked a question they know they can't answer truthfully.
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" He added, "Truthfully I could drink a Russian under the table with his own vodka.
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I checked him out when he wasn't even looking, so I can say that truthfully.
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Truthfully, most number-one hits on the Billboard Top 100 have historically been pretty bad.
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A judge declared they had not acted "faithfully and truthfully" and had forfeited their seats.
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I mean, truthfully, the Clinton administration, even the bush administration got played in the past.
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Truthfully those meds really affected my mental and physical state and changed who I was.
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The DACA situation is one that I am truthfully, as an American, deeply offended by.
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So, truthfully, we're still figuring out exactly what's going on when you get déjà vu.
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And truthfully, masterfully, he translated the time dealing with that loss into genuinely great standup.
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Truthfully it doesn't matter what I wear them with 'cause it's all about the boot.
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Truthfully, when I first began to look into the question, there wasn't much to find.
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Truthfully, I can imagine people buying this cookie just to take a photo of it.
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He might as truthfully have said that he saw a unicorn on the Turnberry fairway.
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If you're prohibited and answer truthfully, a gun dealer is supposed to scrap the sale.
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Truthfully, I'm of two minds about how much weight creators should assign to fan feedback.
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The polygraph showed she truthfully said she had unprotected sex with Trump around July 2006.
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Truthfully, listening to this mix over and over my favorite moment is the entire project!
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A Commerce Department spokesperson said in a statement that Ross testified truthfully before the panel.
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Still, the review system depends on the unspoken expectation that everyone involved is writing truthfully.
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DAY 22 Truthfully, I expected weird looks from waiters, people on the subway, acquaintances, etc.
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"Truthfully, I don't think anybody really pays attention to what King does," Mr. Bertrand said.
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I didn't get to go there, and truthfully, I didn't get any feedback from it.
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Douglas MacArthur and censored anything that indicated, truthfully, that he was far from the front.
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Dianne was the same way and truthfully I could hardly tell them apart at first.
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Truthfully, none of the students' memes seems like it's an especially helpful covert cheat sheet.
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"You cannot solve a problem unless you're allowed to talk truthfully about it," he said.
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Yeah, and most people truthfully have a difficult time writing about their ownership/bosses, right?
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And truthfully, outside of the game's VR element, what I play does little for me.
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Nope: not for her, and not for me — and truthfully, not for any loving, caring mama.
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His plea agreement with the special counsel required him to fully and truthfully cooperate with investigators.
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I write fiction, and I tell you truthfully, I can't imagine how this could be done.
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And if you rig an investigation, that&aposs obstruction in and of itself, ironically, but truthfully.
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I do my job, and I do it as truthfully and as honestly as I can.
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For you, it will be a new, more honest normal, and truthfully, I'm excited for you.
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You know, I don't talk about this very much but I'm happy to answer you truthfully.
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Truthfully, Trump era's destruction of language to pure political babble has no better mascot than Jones.
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The Grammys are only a few days away, and truthfully, I'm less than excited about them.
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Our scores (and truthfully, all scores) are another expression of our editorial opinion, not precise measurements.
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Truthfully, we've been thinking about what to wear to all of our holiday gatherings since September.
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These artists gave generously and truthfully through their presence, a valuable touchstone in these strange times.
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Truthfully, I was more scared of the emotional recovery, which was as hard as I expected.
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He wonders whether people, especially undocumented immigrants, would truthfully report their past criminal behavior to researchers.
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"I was truthfully thinking about just naming him Rob, after my brother, Rob," Kardashian West said.
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And I will continue to cooperate with government, offering as much information as I truthfully possess.
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She has taken a polygraph, which her lawyer claims showed she spoke truthfully about the account.
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He also had on a brightly-colored safety vest, truthfully making his feat even more impressive.
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Symcha said, truthfully, that he was a pharmacist, and, untruthfully, that his brother was his assistant.
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Chaffetz disputed Koksinen's assertion that he answered questions truthfully and to the best of his ability.
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Not only are the actors having to play the scene truthfully and remember all these lines.
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"The main thing is the court has to decide truthfully and according to justice," he said.
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"It doesn't sound like a problem we're ready to embrace or speak truthfully about," he said.
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"For example, we'd first have to assume that partisans would truthfully explain their strategies," she said.
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Truthfully I'm not sure that was really the idea, but it sure did work for me.
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Truthfully, I think it's officially only one species, a chewing louse that lives exclusively on owls.
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"I gave loyalty to someone who, truthfully, does not deserve loyalty," Cohen said in the interview.
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He can now truthfully say that his state is a model of cutting-edge climate policy.
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I always want to capture these kinds of moments truthfully and beautifully, and there's so much pressure.
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Cohen said he was ready to provide "as much information as I truthfully possess" on the president.
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I think it was more about just trying to write this character truthfully, and taking him seriously.
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"Truthfully I don't know what Trump might want to do to change the platform," said Iowa Rep.
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They can truthfully answer the questions you need the answers to prior to investing in a franchise.
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But truthfully, I was already a goner from the movie's literal first minute, thanks to the Amazons.
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When the circus comes to town on December 25, I plan to answer the dreaded question truthfully.
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Though he is not under oath, he is, by law, required to answer the senators' questions truthfully.
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Listen, I was trying to defend his position and truthfully express my sympathy for his health condition.
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Now truthfully I know as a former bureaucrat and former minister that that's not possible to administer.
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Not many people can truthfully say that one of their close friends at work is a llama.
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Truthfully, it felt a lot better than the first one, because I was playing an empowered woman.
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"Truthfully (Bohannon's) kind of done what I thought he would do," Iowa coach Fran McCaffery told reporters.
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" Stone said that he was "highly confident she will testify truthfully if called upon to do so.
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We have what's on the page and you try and do it as truthfully as you can.
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In social settings, when asked what I do for a living, I answer truthfully and in full.
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And when he asked me about alimony and child support, I answered truthfully: I didn't receive any.
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So I'd tell them truthfully, if the issue comes up, that you have a longstanding female partner.
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Yet she's asking you to write the letter only because she supposes you can truthfully support her.
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Though truthfully, by far the two best meals I had over the weekend took place off-property.
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I am here today voluntarily, and I remain committed to cooperating fully and truthfully with this committee.
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Vasily died of severe radiation poisoning 14 days after the accident — a tragedy the series depicts truthfully.
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He was also convicted of threatening a witness and urging him not to testify truthfully to lawmakers.
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And truthfully, unless the guy does something incredibly egregious, I'm usually willing to go on a second date.
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" Eyebrows raised, Bell asks: "Do you like my kids as much, truthfully, as you seem to like them?
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He acted like a major leaguer when he wasn't, and truthfully it pissed off a lot of people.
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The Republican congressman also said Koskinen failed to testify truthfully under oath and provided false and misleading information.
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This bidding style is known as a Vickery auction, which was designed so that bidders would bid truthfully.
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Truthfully, I have no idea what the song "Digger Digger" is and have had no success finding it.
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James Corden makes celebs play grown-up games: answer tough questions truthfully or eat a cow's tongue. Yikes!
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"I'm an upper middle class Black kid and truthfully, we're a super rare breed," Mitchell said in 2015.
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Henry toys with being evil and helping Cruella, but ultimately decides to write stories truthfully — starting with Hades'.
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"I was truthfully thinking about just naming him Rob, after my brother, Rob," she admitted on the show.
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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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Truthfully, I haven't wanted something from Prada so badly since I watched 10 Things I Hate About You.
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Because of Trump and truthfully a lot of Republican rhetoric, we've done a lousy job of conflating that.
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But here I am, I've got it and truthfully think I'm singing as well as I ever have.
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He claimed that he answered those questions truthfully when he was pressed by investigators on two separate times.
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"Truthfully, I'm surprised it hasn't grown faster based on some of the results we have seen," Belch said.
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Truthfully, Dream looks a little like both of them -- they each technically contributed half of themselves, after all.
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Name Withheld The questions about smoking on life insurance policies have to be truthfully answered when you apply.
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But, truthfully, it was the laughter that cuts to the heart of my diminishing patience on this topic.
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I've tried filing my taxes online with TurboTax and Credit Karma Tax, and truthfully, I liked them both.
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On the one hand, Mr. Meng had "truthfully confessed to all the facts of the crimes," it said.
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"Truthfully I like to think of M as a girl I met when she was 14," he writes.
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Mouratoglou later explained, a tad sheepishly, that he had not answered truthfully when Serena had inquired about it.
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This may have temporarily allowed Biden to truthfully inform reporters that his decisions were not affected by Hunter.
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ACROSTIC — Today's passage is about biography, the challenging art of writing truthfully and interestingly about one's fellow humans.
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During the hearing, I truthfully answered numerous questions regarding Mr. Miranda, and I refer you to those answers.
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But, truthfully, there's a collective admission of its sheer aesthetic loveliness, by both inhabitants and — we think — tourists.
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Truthfully, I'm terrible at making events unless it's on my calendar — and who puts a date on their calendar?
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Manafort pleaded pursuant to a plea agreement that required his "fully, truthfully, completely, and forthrightly" cooperating with the government.
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A judge ruled that the pair had failed to take their oaths "faithfully and truthfully" during their swearing-in.
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The rules are simple: either truthfully answer a tough question or eat something pretty disgusting — either way, you lose.
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Truthfully, any color — be it red, blonde, brown, or jet-black — will look exponentially better on healthy, nourished hair.
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During these inquiries, I answered questions truthfully and as accurately as I could amidst the chaos that surrounded me.
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I truthfully don't know where I'd be in my life if my friends hadn't taken me to Planned Parenthood.
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"Truthfully, if one is speaking about empowerment of women, the realm of sex is very important right?" she says.
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"Truthfully, a settlement is a victory and a measure of justice," said Dickinson, who was flanked by her attorney.
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Oreo O's were a beautiful chocolatey start to the day, and truthfully we could really use them right now.
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And if there's anything that I don't know that I'm interested in, ask questions, artistically and creatively and truthfully.
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Truthfully, it's only controversial if you are a publisher of content meant to invade the feeds of regular people.
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Truthfully, I've never been on a flight with my kids where I even needed to bribe my fellow passengers.
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This trend quickly became a celebrity and supermodel favorite, and, truthfully, that's all it really took to go viral.
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For one, they can truthfully say, "Don't blame me, I didn't vote for them," when discussing the US presidency.
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But truthfully, I also think we'll need more powerful hardware to really do some intersting things on the wrist.
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"I like it," she said, truthfully, and, as she did, she identified the emotion she was feeling as relief.
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The math does, however, support a different number—one that truthfully points to how American democracy is being undermined.
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And truthfully, the upside to wearing it — and being a bit beholden to it — is worth it for me.
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Clearly I'm speaking from a male point-of-view, but truthfully I don't think it's an issue at Forest.
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I'm not a synesthete so I can't answer that truthfully but I've definitely hallucinated a lot in the past.
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My project began to sink right away and shipwrecked conclusively when I tried to describe my first love truthfully.
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This one, truthfully, seemed simpler than the rest, to the extent that I doubted myself when filling it in.
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A photojournalist's first priority is to truthfully tell the story of what is happening through a series of images.
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"People that spent thousands of dollars on a cruise are not going to answer truthfully on your health form."
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But truthfully, I enjoyed testing the last two versions of the Versa and am looking forward to this one.
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The toughest part for me today was when I misspelled RAISINET, because truthfully, I'm a Goober kind of woman.
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It is expected that an FBI agent answer any and all questions truthfully, to the best of their ability.
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Instead, the show quickly establishes its ambition to honestly and truthfully portray the very real suffering that slaves endured.
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"I do really like having multiple outlets for myself though because truthfully it is how I feel," he said.
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"Truthfully, I am in a state of shock & disbelief that my close friend, my confidante, & hero has passed," she wrote.
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Truthfully, I didn't want to let Kayla and her abs and her #BBG army down by not posting any results.
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Truthfully, no one wakes up looking like an Amaro filter was washed over their face — that's what concealers are for.
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I will do my utmost to answer the Committees' questions fully and truthfully, but the shortness of time is challenging.
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Truthfully, I had been surprised, earlier this season, by how easily everyone accepted the Waterfords' "Our handmaid was abducted!" lie.
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Although we're all capable of speaking truthfully, most of us communicate judiciously by using filters in many of our interactions.
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Half of the group was asked to respond truthfully, while the other half was given a fake profile to memorize.
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The officials, under oath, must answer truthfully on matters that aren't classified and can be discussed in an open setting.
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Growing competition in the "market for environmental information" has given the Chinese government incentive to truthfully report air pollution levels.
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The provincial government demanded that Longmay, municipal governments and provincial agencies overseeing the industry report truthfully to the provincial leadership.
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But the beers cost a buck, and the tacos are legit street-style—and truthfully don't sound bad at all.
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Truthfully, I didn't listen to a lot of music on my iPhone out loud prior to owning the iPhone 7.
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They claimed I was at least an hour from downtown (not 30 minutes as I said truthfully in my listing).
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In Shostakovich's case, the problem is mind-bending; the music is an intentional lie, which you must perform somehow truthfully.
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Truthfully, going to the movies alone helped me realize that I'd come a long way from when I was younger.
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Rather than filling this out truthfully, use false information or an inside joke that hackers wouldn't be able to guess.
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ZWIGOFF I wanted Thurman to win over Willie truthfully, and that doesn't make much sense until later in the story.
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Truthfully they're looking at the artwork and thinking it's easy to steal a painting if it's valued at $40 million.
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The Sowers aren't seeking any money from the lawsuit, but only want the right to truthfully label their milk products.
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Their struggle, like the one that raised the national alarm about unjust policing, deserves to be heard and truthfully confronted.
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It's a minimal setting and truthfully, you're better off booking an appointment elsewhere to indulge in the full spa experience.
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Still, the obligation to be honest could be trumped if the consequences to you of answering him truthfully were substantial.
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Sure, it's my "private" life, I can say whatever I want, but truthfully there is some good in being honest.
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"Truthfully, the battle of Islam and its people with the crusader and his people is a long battle," he said.
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"I realized I'm dealing with a whole different set of facts, quite truthfully malice and wickedness," he told state officials.
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She would be able to say truthfully, if asked, that she wasn't the person who revealed what was going on.
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And it is fundamentally unfair to erase someone's career by banning the only word that truthfully describes their life's work.
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"Truthfully, why didn't we move to ratify this when we had Speaker Ryan" in control of the House, he asked.
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Truthfully, it really just meant having a dedicated staff member to speak to whenever we had questions or needed reservations.
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If he offers the witness a single penny to testify truthfully in his behalf, he is tampering with a witness.
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If Mr. Flynn concludes that answering truthfully is less risky than the alternative, impeachment proceedings may soon be getting underway.
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"The decision to truthfully report on an ongoing law enforcement investigation is ultimately a question of journalistic judgment," he wrote.
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Fyre Fraud has the air of a "gotcha," and truthfully, if anyone deserves to be gotcha'd, it's probably Billy McFarland.
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It also gives Papadopoulos great incentive to help Mueller -- truthfully or not -- because he knows he is going to federal prison.
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But truthfully, 32GB of RAM is overkill, and depending on the games you play, the RTX 2080 GPU might be too.
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With the book we wrote, Our Mary Jo and the podcast, now her memory and her character are more truthfully represented.
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Syrio answered him truthfully, telling him that he has seen tomcats like him a thousand times in the alleys of Braavos.
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Things are too dangerous, so if you were ever going to stand up and [speak truthfully], now's a pretty good time.
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So I have a few hours to enjoy "being an adult" but truthfully I would rather just stay home with her.
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"Truthfully it's a pilsner glass at the end of the day, but I just see something different in it," Kehagiaras said.
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Truthfully, though, since the device isn't slated for release until late 2020, it's possible that nobody knows all the answers yet.
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Truthfully, many indie developers — from the makers of weird alternative games to more traditional entertainment products — sit somewhere in the middle.
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I certainly didn't want anyone to read them, and felt squeamish, truthfully ashamed, so disconnected from the girl I had been.
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We've got to figure out whether he answered those questions truthfully when he was granted the security clearance to begin with.
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Truthfully, if it does, it won't be the stuff you want, like 1,500 horsepower or a gemstone-covered front grille emblem.
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Truthfully, the age of an actor voicing an animated character doesn't matter that much; it's all about the performance, after all.
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Truthfully, my first reaction was to think, You're so dumb, do you really think you're going to get away with it?
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It's about Glover being both weird and woke, a combination that gives me a sense of pride, lust, and truthfully, relief.
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But truthfully, I think that may just be the case with all our social lives as we get older and busier.
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Truthfully, they're a huge part of the inspiration of what we're doing with the music and everything so it made sense.
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Truthfully, the prank niche of the internet is alive and well, and it doesn't need your annual April Fool's interest bubble .
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Truthfully, pastry chefs have their own tricks up their sleeves to bring out rich, vibrant flavors that you can adopt, too.
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So when a stranger conducting a poll calls and asks the question, it may be uncomfortable for many to answer truthfully.
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Journalists were our eyes and ears; they went places we could not; and they reported truthfully, honestly, objectively and without bias.
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It doesn't play as smoothly as my memories led me to believe and, truthfully, Koshiro's score can kiiinda grate on occasion.
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Truthfully, all women deserve the right to raise their voices and keep the patriarchy on its toes, but at what cost?
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Truthfully, this should not come as a shock: price controls never work and this policy is the rule, not the exception.
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Truthfully, Greenland is quite small in comparison to Africa, both in real life and now depicted correctly on this 3D Globe.
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Truthfully, I'm not a very political person, so I don't spend a lot of time measuring who is better or best.
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The subpoena issued today does not change Mr. Kline's willingness to appear before the Committee to answer its legitimate questions truthfully.
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Truthfully, my one worry about taking on her diet for a week was living up to her " cook at home" ideal.
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But truthfully, the fourth CoD proper, nine years old this November, looked like a relic when witnessed running after Infinite Warfare.
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As I mentioned before, I answered a few questions on OkCupid truthfully: Yes, I would date someone in an open relationship.
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The forgers reported, for example — truthfully — that Edward Aaron, 34, had been abducted, beaten and castrated by Klansmen in Birmingham, Ala.
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If they answer truthfully, it sure seems like all of them would have to say they really don't want to win.
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The militant, Gulmurod Khalimov, a former police commander from Tajikistan, boasted of his extensive American military training — truthfully, it turns out.
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It's not about writing what I know autobiographically, but it's about feeling comfortable and to write, to explore something truthfully. Yeah.
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If the people conducting polls think they are ignorant, racist sexists, why would they be obligated to answer pollsters' questions truthfully?
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Mueller's team accused Manafort of lying about that connection — even after he pleaded guilty and pledged to truthfully cooperate with investigators.
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It isn't my work to forgive Jay-Z, and, truthfully, I have little stock in Jay-Z improving as a person.
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Manafort pleaded guilty in September to conspiracy charges related to that Ukraine work, and had agreed to cooperate truthfully with Mueller's team.
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Citizens could demand that politicians use social media more substantively and truthfully -- and tweet back to call them out when they don't.
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And truthfully, the name can be a bit confusing, especially when you consider that Desktop-as-a-Service is already a thing.
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"The thing I found most refreshing about him was he was willing to talk truthfully about the Islamist movement," the source said.
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Black Mirror is obviously a series that deals in fantasy and science fiction, and truthfully, so do way too many romance narratives.
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"I was truthfully thinking about just naming him Rob, after my brother, Rob," she shared during an episode of Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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The translucent plastic sticks sometimes criticized by customers in the past (truthfully, we dug 'em) were replaced by sleek, durable silver tubes.
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It annoyed all my friends, but truthfully, I liked having a viable excuse to be as communicative or uncommunicative as I wanted.
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"What you say about yourself out loud … is never what [people] actually truthfully think of you," he says to Refinery29 via email.
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Cohen's spokesman Lanny Davis responded to the accusations in a statement to CNBC: Mr. Cohen testified truthfully before the House Oversight Committee.
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I will say that nothing will come out that truthfully points to me abusing my professional capacity to further any social agenda.
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Or maybe they give you a break from your typical, labor-intensive hair care routine in general — because truthfully, it gets exhausting!
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Plus, it doesn't really serve any purpose: It doesn't hold your breasts in place, and, truthfully, it seems wildly cold and uncomfortable.
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The answer is obviously and truthfully yes, but not of the scope that you and other race baiters present to the public.
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Before Cohen testified, Cummings asked if he remembered the choice he was given to testify truthfully or be nailed to the cross.
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Truthfully speaking, Petersen was no more prepared for the federal bench today than he was when he was nominated three months ago.
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"Prosecutors are in a special position to identify officers that they themselves feel have not testified truthfully in court," he told me.
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We designed this program to further ensure that imported seafood is legally harvested and truthfully represented, with minimal burden to our partners.
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But if truthfully if you were offended it was in no way shape or form me comparing myself to the most high.
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Those women who have done both, and written truthfully about it, continue to offer the succor of recognition to their female readers.
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SCOTT Truthfully though, most endings are disappointing, at least in proportion to the complexity and interest of the story that came before.
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But truthfully, American politics has been mean and verbally violent for a lot longer than Donald Trump's been in the White House.
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"We also had plans to put horizontal fencing between our deck and our neighbors', but truthfully never got around to it," Mrs.
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If I was the focus of that attack, I would truthfully say that I don't know if I could get beyond that.
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Truthfully, Pelosi through her personal tireless hard work and commitment has helped countless Democratic candidates succeed all over the country for decades.
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XIV asks you to truthfully reflect on why; to examine the hypocrisy in feeling so conservatively about your power in this moment.
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Koskinen, however, said he testified "truthfully and to the best of my knowledge," and that he did not attempt to deceive Congress.
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Truthfully, if I were invited I would decline most of the time as I'd rather go to yoga than to happy hour.
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Truthfully, I have had a hard time listening to music so universally light and airy as the world has become more stressful.
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"In China, it is very hard for someone who tells the truth and truthfully describes what happened to the world," Guo said.
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Truthfully, the Firefly fleet didn't need a steering wheel or pedals because it was being tested as a Level 4 self-driving car.
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I could say now that these attacks drove me to quit the Spark standing desk, but truthfully, I'd already given up on it.
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We wanted to present the story as respectfully and as truthfully as we could, from the perspective of the people who lived it.
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Maybe one of the Bush's minions will revive an old tactic and whisper—this time quite truthfully—that Ben Carson has black children.
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Truthfully, she said, she is happy she came to the U.S. despite the traumatic experience because of the opportunity her children now have.
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Because, truthfully, many queer women would never wear bikini-cut underwear and many people who use the app don't even identify as women.
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They're (truthfully) the most practical piece of summer clothing — can you think of another item that's simultaneously stylish and provides unrivaled armpit ventilation?
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And truthfully, she's sick of being followed, interviewed, and highlighted only because of her age (yes, she's 65, and no, it doesn't matter).
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"None of respondents' alleged injuries will materialize if individuals completely and truthfully answer the census questionnaire, as required by federal law," he said.
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"Truthfully, in order to really meet our goals and go beyond our goals, we need the federal government there in partnership," he says.
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Truthfully, watching him with his wife and children and seeing the love he had for his family is how I will remember him.
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He said he answered questions truthfully, and later, when he felt investigators misunderstood his answers, he tried to clarify his responses with them.
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Truthfully, this is the same borderline-obsessive instinct that fuels my need to capture every step and read every email in real time.
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It's okay to make it up as we go, because truthfully none of us have the answers to a question of this magnitude.
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In fact, the only people who can truthfully have the last word on complaining about the cold are the citizens of Oymyakon, Russia.
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The overwhelming evidence is , rather, that the police planted the documents in question on our journalists, whose only intent was to report truthfully.
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Immigrants were fearful about what might happen to them if they truthfully answered the question about their citizenship on the coming census form.
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Not wanting to admit to my parents — or, truthfully, to myself — how bad my condition was, I lied to them on the phone.
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He said he answered questions truthfully in the internal investigation and contacted investigators to correct the record when he believed they misunderstood him.
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McCabe has said he tried to answer questions about the incident truthfully and clarified his responses when he thought he had been misunderstood.
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Thus, truthfully, a tempura-fried Double-Double is just an extension of the kind of stuff we aim to do at my restaurant.
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Truthfully, it was so beautiful and relaxing here we only did one and borrowed a tandem kayak for a ride around the bay.
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I hope it&aposs as popular and resonates with fans in the same way, but, truthfully, the shows couldn&apost be more different.
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Truthfully, there are Saturday puzzles that have lower barriers of entry, but there is always, always something you can enter into the puzzle.
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But truthfully, there are a slew of services for group video viewing, including Gaze, MyCircleTV, ShareTube, Togethr TV, Rabbit, Rave, and many, many more.
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But Sessions poured fuel on the fire Monday afternoon when he submitted a follow-up letter arguing that he had answered Franken's question truthfully.
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Yet truthfully, I am certain the A12 is an amazing feat of engineering; I am certain the iPhone Xs is better because of it.
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That way, you can truthfully explain to a disappointed guest that no one other than the bridal party and immediate family gets an exception.
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According to Apple, Qualcomm did this because it had testified truthfully to the Korea Fair Trade Commission in South Korea about Qualcomm's licensing practices.
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That means Bolton is unlikely to protect the president and instead will recount what he saw inside the government as truthfully as he can.
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Truthfully, we've never sobbed as hard as we did when we saw the reflection of the Pearson father's body in the Super Bowl episode.
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Truthfully, I didn't know how he would fit in with the rest of the soulful, funky performers that had dominated the stage thus far.
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Truthfully, a roasted chicken is the epitome of fancy-yet-easy, and Cheatham's recipe combines two tried-and-true flavors: beer and soy sauce.
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"Truthfully, over the last few years, Morgan Stanley has flip-flopped" on its fixed income business, said Michael Wong, a bank analyst at Morningstar.
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We've reached out to Anglin for comment but do not expect or especially want a reply, because truthfully the guy can fuck right off.
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To channel Pixar's Ratatouille on Halloween, you could don a chef's hat and carry around a fake rat, but truthfully, that's just kinda lazy.
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When asked what was going through his head as he was barricaded in the bathroom with his family, the gamer smirked and answered truthfully.
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"Truthfully, if you're the one taking care of the whole check, it's no one else's business how you figure out that tip," Post says.
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She was recently photographed looking like there was a slight bump -- though truthfully, it coulda just been a gust of wind in her dress.
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He must truthfully and fully answer all the questions about this scandal including those about his "changing stories" (which need to be called "lies").
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Once an individual decides to cooperate, he must truthfully and forthrightly admit all of his own criminal conduct, and that of everyone he knows.
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Lanny Davis, an adviser and attorney for Cohen, denied those claims and said his client "testified truthfully" to the House Oversight and Reform Committee.
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Truthfully, I don't think our team gave two shits about either our Filipino teammates or the soon-to-be-damned Catholic students at Mapúa.
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Truthfully, he could sell out tomorrow and with the fanbase and reputation he's amassed in a decades-long career do pretty well for himself.
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"I put together a couple of punk groups and just stopped writing, which was truthfully a blessing—always hated writing, always will," he says.
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Cohen responded to all questions truthfully and has agreed at the request of chairman Schiff to provide additional information in the future, if needed.
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As far as this puzzle goes, I often tell people (truthfully) that when my puzzles come out in The Times, I can't do them.
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I was genuinely proud, even in awe of what my body could do, but truthfully, everything felt strange, unfamiliar, and, well... sort of jiggly.
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But he said he was not responsible for writing the law or regulation; He has merely testified truthfully when asked about them in court.
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Trump said that he wasn't "wasn't aware" of Sessions' conversations with Kislyak, but that Sessions "probably did" speak truthfully to the Senate under oath.
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And, truthfully, it is difficult to give someone her "day in court," while at the same time keeping her anonymity and the facts confidential.
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"It was something I really took on incredibly seriously, you know, I wanted to play this character as truthfully as I could," Scheer said.
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He wants to be able to truthfully tell Sallie Mae he intervened on their behalf, but he's not going to fall on their sword.
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While there is a tendency to exclusively portray the noble aspects of queer collectivity, pride is more truthfully tinged with shame, exclusion, and erasure.
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Truthfully, it was only a matter of time before Kris Jenner copped Kim Kardashian's color du jour, and it looks like today is the day.
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It's a fairly typical first date question, so I answered truthfully: My most recent boyfriend and I ended things a little over three years ago.
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The media doesn&apost report truthfully what separation of families really is but I would like to show everybody what real separation of families is.
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But truthfully, it's taken quite a while for me to really get my period routine (it's a thing and it usually involves nachos) under control.
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Beyond that, Bryan is truthfully one of pro wrestling's good guys, a man of genuine affection for others and with no guile behind his smile.
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But truthfully, napkins have been a major part of my Foodie regimen for years now, I just haven't felt the need to brag about it.
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Truthfully, between the knit caps, scarves, and high necklines used to cover up from the crown down, we hardly noticed whether our hair was healthy.
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They apparently "uploaded false information" during Facebook live sessions last year when they stated, truthfully, that the junta had been poaching MPs from other parties.
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Regulators are looking at marketing and compliance programs to ensure digital marketing techniques like retweets and blog referrals are describing the robo-advisory technology truthfully.
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And, sure, he's a comic book artist and writer whose work displays a trippy aesthetic unlike anything in comics before or, truthfully, after his time.
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Truthfully, I'd imagine it only really works for a specific type of person—someone exhausted, desperate for sleep, with no other breathing lifeform to hold.
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"This is a great ruling, but truthfully is the only outcome that seemed consistent with Texas law," said John Clune, an attorney for the victim.
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Previous LGBTQ representation in reality TV — and, truthfully, television and film broadly — has generally characterized coming out as having only two stages: before and after.
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It was the type of grade-A reckless hedonism that movies like Spring Breakers are made of, and truthfully, I enjoyed every second of it.
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When I share it with people I know, I can truthfully say, "I feel much better now," and spare us both a less comfortable conversation.
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Bank of England Chief Economist Andy Haldane this week told a conference of global rate-setters to speak simply and truthfully to the general public.
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Truthfully, I felt desperate to get out of my current job and didn't want to let this opportunity slip away because I had overpriced myself.
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He said a failure to truthfully account for the atrocities of 1965-66 would deny people "any sort of closure," not "any source of closure."
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Truthfully, I'm guilty of living in my own little echo chamber sometimes, so I have to stay aware of everything going on outside of myself.
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Truthfully, I have sensitive, abrasion-prone skin, and the Baiden Mitten felt a lot better on it than a gommage glove or a body brush.
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Truthfully, this entire event might also be happening because there's not enough room in Canada for two butt-rock bands with "Three" in their names.
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That's why, truthfully, it's why at the service this looks like people think it's very similar to Uber's business because we're matching riders and transportation.
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McCabe has said he tried to answer questions about the incident truthfully, and tried to clarify his responses when he though he had been misunderstood.
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"The Fifth Amendment privilege must be invoked in response to specific questions or topics that might tend to incriminate you if answered truthfully," Schiff said.
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"The object of all elections is to ascertain, fairly and truthfully, the will of the people," the judges wrote, quoting the North Carolina Supreme Court.
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Koskinen has said that the IRS did not intentionally destroy evidence during investigations into the political-targeting scandal and that he testified truthfully under oath.
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When citizens address one another in the course of everyday interactions on topics of public morality, they should speak to each other truthfully and respectfully.
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Not wanting to seem ungrateful (but truthfully, a little annoyed at being charged for something we didn't order), we paid and left a generous tip.
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There is, truthfully, something to be offered by being completely zoned out from your world with your content in front of you, though it's probably overstated.
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On Monday, prosecutors said that under the terms of the plea deal, Manafort was required to be "fully, truthfully, completely, and forthrightly" cooperative with the government.
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Still, in a market that has been dominated by just two players for quite some time, and truthfully until this year it's really just been Nvidia.
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Bernie Sanders spoke truthfully to these problems but did so in a way that was not full of hatred for anyone who isn't white and straight.
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But again, each video depicts at minimum two people: the person whose body is truthfully being represented, and the person whose face has falsely been added.
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Using your fingerprint with Touch ID to log in is great, but truthfully, it's not as great as logging in with your face using Windows Hello.
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Truthfully, I knew that "Stations" was an option, but I'd never given it a fair shot before because it didn't stand out within Spotify's crowded app.
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Lots of people have had lots to say about the toe-sucking -- but, truthfully, there's really not much to add other than ... to each their own.
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I always book a private room in hostels, if I can afford it, because I am an introvert and truthfully, very uncomfortable with not having privacy.
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There are still sizable bezels above and below the screens, but they're similar to bezels on the Pixel 2 XL and, truthfully, nothing to fret over.
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Truthfully, however, for as good as the XS line is, I'm even more amped at the existence of a blue iPhone, blue being my favorite color.
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Truthfully, the only thing we want is to solve the murder and try to bring some kind of closure for the family and friends of Slater.
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"I've spent most of my adult life using sex to deflect from the screaming void inside my empty heart," she says flippantly but truthfully in therapy.
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" Mr. Cohen, who once said he would take a bullet for Mr. Trump, said he had been loyal "to someone who truthfully does not deserve loyalty.
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Especially with recent news, it is going to be a hard sell, but I truthfully did not feel in danger at any point on this trip.
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Yet if she uses the title, even when identifying herself on the registry's website, she risks a $500 fine every time she truthfully describes her qualifications.
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"Truthfully, Donald Trump's worst nightmare is a candidate that will bring people in from the middle," Klobuchar said at Friday's Democratic debate in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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HRC describes it as "a way of celebrating the power of coming out and promoting a safe world for LGBTQ individuals to live truthfully and openly."
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I've used all of them over the years, and truthfully, I find no particular difference between them, although I normally stick with the sensitive care refills.
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Bouée "did not respond truthfully when asked about any additional observations and did not disclose the observation of Peter Goerke," the bank said in its statement.
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On the other hand, if he cooperates "fully and truthfully" with Mueller but does not implicate the President, he will almost surely receive a presidential pardon.
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But in democracy, we all must consider each other's lives truthfully and earnestly at some point, starting with empathy, fairness, and a healthy sense of imperfection.
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Sessions said he believed the context of that question related only to matters specific to the 2016 campaign interference, and told Leahy he had answered it truthfully.
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But truthfully, it's those moments after, it's when the shock wears off and Rick is broken, the pure and true emotion happens in the last couple acts.
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Some of my friends asked why I had oil stains all over my sweater since the colored spots are very light, but truthfully I love the look.
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You definitely do miss that part of the game and that aspect of the game because, truthfully, it's a big reason why I was given a chance.
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I love the look and it definitely broke me out of my rut, but truthfully, the upkeep is too tedious and expensive to keep up long-term.
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I was prepared for our son's announcement and truthfully, I was waiting with excitement for him to embrace and share his full and authentic self with us.
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The game is about the act of attempting to illustrate or speak truthfully, alluding to a tired narrative about the inevitable multiplicity of perspectives, images, and truths.
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Back then, my exercise ambitions peaked at a ballet class I made it to every other week, and truthfully, I didn't give working out a second thought.
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St. Patrick's Day might seem like a fun way to celebrate the Emerald Isle and its culture, but truthfully it's an overrated way to spend March 17.
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For me, truthfully, working hard and getting a good night's sleep and spending time with your kids is really the key to a happy, healthy lifestyle, honestly.
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For a young woman devoted to simplicity and purity, who aims to "live truthfully," Edith Hind has managed to create a great deal of chaos and confusion.
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But truthfully I'm just trying to express kind of what I've dealt with and identity has been like a huge thing that I've been personally dealing with.
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Truthfully, I think certainly in the United States, I think there's also this epidemic of loneliness with the decline in religious institutions, the decline in civil organizations.
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Truthfully, I'm less afraid of running in when others are running away than I am afraid of someone thinking I'm incompetent, or of not doing my job.
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Besides the fact that he clearly misled the American people, he seems to have testified non-truthfully to the Senate and the House, which raises major questions.
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The new legislative measures could address a serious problem for the Navy that truthfully extends well beyond the ability of its new carriers to carry F-35s.
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True Source Certification ensures that honey is truthfully labeled as to its origin, that there is a transparent record of the honey's sources, back to the hive.
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Think back to January 13 and June 16, when the two planets last opposed (though truthfully, you may well have been feeling a similar energy all year).
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Truthfully, I was a young mother who had never left her baby before, and I remember being very freaked out that I would need to nurse her.
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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) pilloried the administration's incapability to speak truthfully to Americans about the existential threat from radical Islamist terror to Western civilization.
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This is probably the only calculus book ever written that can truthfully be called a page-turner, which speaks to Strogatz's strength as a writer and teacher.
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LHM: When it is related to my own life, or people vulnerable in a psychological or political sense, I haven't been interested in translating our experiences truthfully.
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"Truthfully, the idea came from one of our wine-induced brainstorming sessions during the rebranding process," Ryan Harms, the owner and founder of Union Wine, told CNBC.
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So typically, you have to ask some questions that they will always answer truthfully, things that they will usually lie about, so you can "baseline" the thing.
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Truthfully, however dark a day might have been, firing up these tracks on my Switch never fails to bring about a smile, even so many laps later.
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THOMPSON: I THINK WHAT DEAN WOULD SAY IS WE WANT TO COVER AMERICA AND THE WORLD OBJECTIVELY, INDEPENDENTLY, TRUTHFULLY -- CARUSO=CABRERA: DO YOU THINK YOU'RE DOING THAT NOW?
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"I would say that you should not be on this, or truthfully any other antibiotic for acne, for longer than three months at any given time," he said.
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But there are tons of people your age — and truthfully, plenty of people in their twenties, thirties, and beyond — who don't have much experience with relationships and sex.
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"For years, people have talked about mental disorders being biochemical imbalances, but truthfully, no one has been able to identify any specific imbalances they can measure," Moore says.
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When Wertheim asked Lynch to recall his "biggest football memory," Lynch didn't describe a moment in the pros — he described playing in the street as a kid. Truthfully?
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Truthfully, Facebook offers us connections we may not really need and could likely live without, where Google has built data-guzzling tools that, in many cases, feel indispensable.
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This is pretty chintzy, but truthfully, I love the tour: Loch Ness is eerily beautiful, with its black water (due to the presence of peat) and craggy bluffs.
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"Although 20th place today was far from what I had hoped and believed in and truthfully embarrassing, I fought hard to get here," Bruce posted after her race.
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"If a beeper had a camera, I would have taken a selfie with it," said Hilton later, agreeing that she was truthfully the matriarch of the modern phenomenon.
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Truthfully, every existing episode of freshman drama This Is Us could go on this list, because it regularly destroys the viewer with the intricacies of life and family.
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"Hillary Clinton told a pretty egregious lie claiming that [FBI] Director [James] Comey had kind of validated her conduct and said she acted truthfully and honestly," he said.
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Sure, they were silly, nerdy, and aggressively committed to Moogs, but they also sang truthfully and specifically about mental health, even down to the details of serotonin synapses.
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Truthfully, this piece opened my eyes to a world of easy, zip-on, zip-off sports bras, and I can't believe I've gone this long without owning one.
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There is no meaningful way in which our current moment can be truthfully described as a golden age, or at least not as we usually understand the term.
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This is especially problematic for content that truthfully depicts a candidate engaging in unsavory or illegal behavior, but is being claimed by supporters to be a malicious deepfake.
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Ford will emphasize that her role is not to determine whether Kavanaugh should be confirmed to the Supreme Court, but only to answer questions posed to her truthfully.
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This tweet is significant because the president is now openly admitting that he is "being investigated," after insisting for most of this year, truthfully, that he was not.
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I worked for a decade for the state of New Jersey and can truthfully say he's done way, way more harm for the state than he's done good.
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TC When you get to act in things as good as "Lady Bird" or "Call Me by Your Name," you've got a huge responsibility to do them truthfully.
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In fact, Mr. McGahn acted appropriately and admirably to resist involvement in the president's scheme to commit obstruction and cooperated truthfully and at length with Mr. Mueller's investigation.
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Sometimes I get so overloaded with work and I get so stressed, that I have to take a break and come back to it later, or truthfully, never.
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Truthfully, I wasn't hot on the idea itself at first, as it felt like an unspecific hodgepodge of Yiddish words that have made their way into English usage.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — Today's crossword, by Ross Trudeau, is light on connecting the theme material with a revealer, which it truthfully could have used, but I don't care.
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When I say, truthfully, that I have no memory of the picture being taken, I am conscious that this is meaningless because, of course, the photograph is memory.
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They would understandably be nervous about any proposal to replace that coverage with something else, no matter how truthfully you assured them that the replacement would be better.
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When plus-size mannequins which reflected the bodies of most people far more truthfully than "normal" ones were introduced in Nike stores last year, many responded with disgust.
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And overall, the wall's effectiveness is perhaps less important than its existence, which allows the president to truthfully say he has made good on a signature campaign promise.
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But to make Richard more articulate or defiant or to place him in that courtroom would have negated the idea of trying to tell a true story truthfully.
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"Truthfully, friends, what's happening on Capitol Hill today is a disgrace," Pence said earlier Wednesday at an event with union workers during a bus tour in central Michigan.
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"I testified truthfully to the best of my ability in response to what my understanding of what the questions were," Ross told the House Oversight Committee on Thursday.
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There are shortages of doctors in many places, so clinicians — especially the ones with the best reputations — often truthfully say they simply won't take new patients on board.
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"You do feel an extra pressure to represent them truthfully while understanding that you're still part of a fictional story," Letscher, 48, tells PEOPLE of taking on the role.
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"Truthfully, the conditions that create anti-Semitism and racism are so insidious that I can't presume to conjecture that museums can reverse the rise of anti-Semitism," says Hiller.
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She says that from her research, the best parent-child relationships are observed when parents talk to donor-conceived children about their situation truthfully, in an age-appropriate way.
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Flynn agreed to "cooperate fully, truthfully, completely, and forthrightly" with Mueller's office and other law enforcement authorities on "any and all matters" that the special counsel's office considers relevant.
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" One issue she's been voicing her opinion on Twitter is the 2016 presidential election, saying "of course with the presidency being in such turmoil ... I'm all over it truthfully.
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Meditation does not teach you to ignore the realities of our world; it teaches you to acknowledge and empathize with these realities, as a means of moving forward truthfully.
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" E: "It is true and truthfully, when you see back, it is us and there's a lot of love there and I think it's giving off the right message.
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"Truthfully, though, I think if you don't keep your grey cells working and you don't keep going, you'll just sit down and watch the day go by," she said.
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Perhaps this sounds like a freak tragedy, a rare case of a wild animal behaving outside its natural order, but truthfully, there was nothing especially rare about this incident.
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"Truthfully, we've called that kind of work in the past, where you knit together a civil rights strategy with an economic justice strategy, the Bobby Kennedy coalition," Tanden said.
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But truthfully, I reserve my purest nostalgia for the smaller, forgotten, barely playable games of the 1990s that will never be given their proper spot in books or museums.
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"He is a great lawyer who has to defend what is in effect a contradiction in the message of what he is truthfully saying," Davis told CNN's Brooke Baldwin.
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As a starting point, the National Institute of Medicine recommends women consume 91 ounces of water per day (which, truthfully, isn't that far off from the eight glasses thing).
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Truthfully, my physical health and social life have taken a beating in the process between the ordering takeout, lack of sleep, and minimal time to invest in being social.
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"Terry Bollea's a normal person," he said, while Hulk Hogan is a crude character who bragged about his sex life — truthfully and otherwise — in ways Mr. Bollea never would.
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I love the sleek look of a leather or suede boot, and truthfully, I don't love the look or feel of a boot that's really fitted around my ankle.
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Manafort's plea agreement requires him to "fully, truthfully, completely, and forthrightly" cooperate with the special counsel's investigation and any other matters in which the government deems his cooperation relevant.
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It's easy to say that it's just out of bitterness, but truthfully, Google did something really bizarre during the trial and now it's coming back to bite the company.
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But truthfully, they feel superfluous, in place because bigger games pack in more to do, to see, than Rebellion can weave into its impressive-on-its-own-terms production.
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Jerome Corsi, a conservative author, has cast doubt on whether Mr. Stone testified truthfully to Congress about what inspired a Twitter message he posted in the summer of 2016.
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I will get to the rest of the laptop but truthfully most of it is going to be what you'd expect (though there are a couple of happy surprises).
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In each case, Skalnik could truthfully say under oath that he had not been promised anything in return for his testimony because no specific agreements had yet been struck.
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But at the same time, during my iOS 12 usage, I can truthfully tell you I saw the numbers, got freaked out, but went back to my old ways.
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Truthfully, Driver likely had to sign an ironclad NDA before joining the Star Wars franchise, so the idea that he would casually let something so major slip seems incredibly slim.
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A Commerce Department spokesperson strongly pushed back, saying in a statement to CNN that "Secretary Ross testified truthfully and for nearly 7 hours in March" and accusing Cummings of lying.
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Yet Intel promises that for that price you get incredible speed, and truthfully the i27 processors are very fast, with more than double the cores of the fastest i27 available.
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Truthfully, I feel like a bunch of techies got a little worked up about it, some elite people, but my regular friends are using it all the time, still. Yeah.
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There's an ebb and a flow to it — such is the nature of breastfeeding a growing child — and truthfully, I have no idea how much longer we'll be at this.
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And truthfully, this seems all too circumstantial — while we know the Kardashian-Jenner's have major selling power, when it comes to this family, there's really no such thing as coincidence.
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Doing so will give your partner space to answer truthfully, which will then give the two of you ample opportunity to determine your next steps as a couple (or individuals).
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"Quite truthfully, if sharks were to be eradicated, it would cause a lot of devastation in the world's oceans," Paul Watson, founder of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, tells The Verge.
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Kaitlyn: Truthfully, I was never allowed to play any version of The Sims because my parents felt that computer games should be educational and have nothing to do with kissing.
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By irritating and confusing her reader, Zink reminds us that the fiction writer cannot know the world inside and out truthfully, cannot trust the world she makes by looking inward.
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Inside, Cabin CEO Gaetano Crupi grabbed the wheel, CTO Tom Currier grabbed a jumper seat, and PR rep Ashley Thompson folded herself into what, truthfully, looked not unlike a coffin.
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That committee will be charged with appointing still other officials who must periodically and truthfully certify that Facebook is complying with the FTC agreement, or risk being held personally liable.
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If those 1,000 adults answer truthfully and are a random sample from the population then it is possible to accurately estimate the distribution of responses in the population at large.
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The back entrance was slightly open, about three inches, and truthfully, that's something that the latch catches every once in while and the door doesn't go all the way shut.
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While there's no evidence indicating this affair actually took place, the scene does truthfully depict a too-often shunned aspect of female characters over 40: yes, they too have sex.
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Truthfully, I was a little skeptical that this was just an overhyped crossfade, but the technology is pretty impressive especially when going from a studio track to a live one.
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Carey, who recently ended her engagement to James Packer, is deeply acquainted with the drama of love as it ebbs and flows, so she sings about it soulfully and truthfully.
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Other Americans were not required to take oaths of loyalty until the 2628s, when thousands lost their jobs because they could not swear truthfully that they never supported radical organizations.
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I just don't want to throw money at the states... why don't we listen to these expert witnesses, as opposed to politicians that truthfully don't know what they're talking about?
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I can't praise the sublime silliness and simplicity of Hoops enough right now—truthfully, I'd much rather be playing it than writing this, so if we could hurry things along.
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What that is, exactly, depends on how crudely, how truthfully, campaigners on both sides manipulate or manage a subject that is both intimately personal and yet significant for the public.
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We believe that we should see a strong bounce here off of $90 and, truthfully, I think there's another 6% to the upside to test the all-time highs here.
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On Friday, Mr. Manafort broke in a big way — agreeing to cooperate "fully, truthfully, completely, and forthrightly" regarding "any and all matters" the special counsel, Robert Mueller, wants him to.
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The revelations, in a filing released Friday, allege that Manafort violated the terms of his plea deal that require that he cooperate "fully, truthfully, completely, and forthrightly" with the government.
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People eager to get off a ship may not respond entirely truthfully to questioning, and sick people's temperatures vary during the day, he said, generally being lower in the morning.
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Ms. Van Leer-Greenberg has also asserted Ms. Ortega was too sick and too impaired by drugs to waive her right to a lawyer, much less to answer questions truthfully.
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Ambassador Sondland believes strongly that he acted at all times in the best interests of the United States, and he stands ready to answer the Committee's questions fully and truthfully.
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"Many jailhouse informants can truthfully state to the jury that they have not been promised any benefit, even though realistically they expect to be compensated for their testimony," Natapoff said.
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But there is more to the future than making money, and "How will this trend affect my bottom line?" is, truthfully, one of the easier questions a futurist can answer.
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Mr. Trump said that he "wasn't aware" that Mr. Sessions had spoken to the ambassador, but that he believed that the attorney general had testified truthfully during his confirmation hearing.
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Truthfully, if I could only use one product it would be something to fill in my eyebrows (like a Glossier's Boy Brow eyebrow pomade), but blush is a close second.
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Witch Hunt This tweet is significant because the president is now openly admitting that he is "being investigated," after insisting for most of this year, truthfully, that he was not.
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It's an album that, truthfully, I have never bothered paying attention to because of the general negative connotations of posthumous releases and the bad reputations Biggie's have gotten in particular.
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His Committee has evolved from a purveyor of empty stunts to material falsehoods," the spokesperson said in a statement, adding, "Secretary Ross testified truthfully and for nearly 7 hours in March.
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And just because these problems aren't disrupting your life doesn't mean you don't need to talk about them with someone other than your friends, someone you can be truthfully negative to.
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Philippine government threatening Rappler Brian Stelter talks to Rappler founder and editor Maria Ressa, who is currently facing a decade in prison for reporting truthfully about the regime of Rodrigo Duterte.
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Truthfully, most people will be largely doing the same things with Google Assistant in Android Auto that they were doing before: asking for directions, responding to text messages, and the like.
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The parts that did not fit exactly show that Bradley was speaking truthfully from his imperfect memory, rather than saying what authorities may have wanted him to say, prosecutor Haggan said.
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In August U.S. District Judge Paul Engelmayer in Manhattan issued a preliminary injunction allowing Amarin to promote the pill, Vascepa, for off-label uses as long as it does so truthfully.
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But if you combine everything you can possibly learn from all my social media profiles into one message, it crosses the line, and truthfully makes me a little hesitant to accept.
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Truthfully, with L1 and L2 performing the same "focus" function in Persona 5, it's only the right trigger you need remapped for Vita, which allows you to run when in dungeons.
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Back when I was in college, I had a hard time making friends (largely due to my social anxiety), so I spent a lot of time alone, and truthfully, quite depressed.
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"We have to be able to trust Boeing to truthfully disclose the information we need to safely operate our aircraft," Weaks said in a statement published by The Wall Street Journal.
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I'm not here to give you a comprehensive deep dive on Miracle World, though—truthfully, it was never that good of a game, however gently fond my memories of it are.
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Truthfully, the music—"soulless electronic pop," Gaga calls it, with a wink to the Warhol disciples and the anti-humanists out there—is just an efficient base for the visual provocations.
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A good way to find out—both philosophically and truthfully, and also from a content-organization, readability, shareability, viralability perspective—is to arrange them in a bracket and compare them binarily.
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The most egregious false claim: Fallen soldiers Trump could have joined Vice President Mike Pence in truthfully touting good news last week about Korean War soldiers' remains returned from North Korea.
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Truthfully, many won&apost find the value in spending so much just a room, especially when you have to add in the cost of park tickets, food, and the inevitable merchandise.
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Smallwood wrote in his letter that he does "not have confidence that HUD can truthfully provide the evidence" to the committee by next Wednesday, the deadline the committee gave to HUD.
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To protect this business scheme Qualcomm has taken increasingly radical steps, most recently withholding nearly $1B in payments from Apple as retaliation for responding truthfully to law enforcement agencies investigating them.
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As part of the plea deal, Gates agreed to cooperate "fully, truthfully, completely, and forthrightly" with the special counsel's office as well as other law enforcement officials, according to court documents.
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"We can truthfully say our top teams can compete with the top third of N.C.A.A. Division III teams," said Chico Adrahtas, the coach of Robert Morris-Illinois, a club hockey power.
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Apple hoped that by tying its own hands, it would be able to truthfully tell law enforcement that it was simply impossible to comply with warrants seeking the contents of encrypted iPhones.
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Kensington Palace has yet to release the exact polish (and truthfully, probably never will), but our money's on Essie Limo-Scene, a semi-sheer, neutral pink, which is especially common among newlyweds.
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"Truthfully, I don't think that I was really, actually looking at her," she told Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon, sharing the sneaky video she took of the kids at the award show.
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Stranger Things is the big exception this year, but truthfully the sci-fi drama's kid-driven plot line is a lot less teen-friendly than the realistic narrative of 13 Reasons Why.
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That's a story we were very compelled to tell, and to tell as truthfully and specifically as we could, using these fantasy elements as a way to help illuminate stuff that's real.
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" In March 2019, Ross told Congress that he had misunderstood her question and "testified truthfully to the best of my ability in response to what my understanding of what the questions were.
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There was a time when psychologists feared that "social desirability bias" — people unwilling to admit they're prejudiced, for fear of being shamed — would prevent people from answering such questions about prejudice truthfully.
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Ed McFarland: So, one of the hardest things about working lobster is, truthfully, it's the price range of lobster, and it fluctuates greatly and from year to year, and the price increases.
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Clinton had testified truthfully to the F.B.I. in a closed interview this month, his investigators had not examined the separate question of whether she lied under oath to Congress in her testimony.
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Trump told reporters he "wasn't aware" of Sessions' conversations with the Russian ambassador to the U.S., Sergey Kislyak, but said he believes Sessions "probably did" speak truthfully to the Senate under oath.
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Truthfully, I hate getting it at the best of times—there are only so many oversized, games-branded t-shirts I'm never going wear in my life (pens are useful, though, thanks).
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Willy could have been, maybe should have been monstrous, but he's irresistible here, which perhaps speaks truthfully to his complicated relationship with Colette (and, by extension, to some old-fashioned heterosexual ties).
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I spent $61.05 for my 20 minutes there, which I used to call my mother-in-law in India, and truthfully, I couldn't have stayed much more — the ambience was too gloomy.
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" Mr. Stone said he believed Ms. Davis had appeared voluntarily at the special counsel interview and added that he was "highly confident she will testify truthfully if called upon to do so.
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Consider having members defer on the question to Mr. Nadler's committee, which can reply, truthfully, that the panel is uncovering the facts and will decide how to proceed based on those facts.
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"The White House's refusal to answer Congress in full and truthfully raises serious questions about the White House's intent, including the potential that it is misleading Congress," Schiff said in an email.
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"The free elections clause of the North Carolina constitution guarantees that all elections must be conducted freely and honestly to ascertain, fairly and truthfully, the will of the people," the judges wrote.
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Literary legend, educator, and Nobel laureate Toni Morrison died on August 5, leaving an indelible mark on the world with her poetic writing that spoke truthfully and powerfully of the Black experience.
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As part of the plea deal, Gates has agreed to cooperate "fully, truthfully, completely, and forthrightly" with the special counsel's office as well as other law enforcement officials, according to court documents.
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Now, think about this question long and hard, and answer truthfully: would the real Beyoncé still be with someone who wears glasses that look like they should be referred to as "spectacles"?
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Others more truthfully list themselves as "Pregnancy Centers" but the category designation is small and easily overlooked, and with names like "Choices" and "Women's Care" it becomes increasingly hard to tell them apart.
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And unlike certain other commanders in chief, he could truthfully describe every action in the first 100 days as the first, the best, the most important thing a US president had ever done.
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Another limitation is that researchers relied on teens to truthfully report on their experiences with bullying and weapons, and some youth may have been reluctant to admit they carried weapons, the authors note.
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And truthfully our house is such a special gift and so many fans have told us that it's their favorite, it'll be nice to let them get to experience the magic of it.
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She added that her decision to go public now is based on the fact that she has public work commitments coming up, and values the ease that comes with living truthfully and transparently.
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There are, truthfully, enough works like this in the show to let you come away with a sense of the female gaze as not being constituted in echoing the phallocentrism of our culture.
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Seven years later, her polygraph examiner Ronald Slay signed a sworn affidavit stating that Daniels truthfully answered "yes" to three questions: For what it's worth, most serious researchers consider polygraph tests basically useless.
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The rest of the time, you need to figure out how to (truthfully) respond to people who think your boss is a great big jerk without pissing the questioner or your boss off.
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Part of that is that the animation speeds have been radically sped up, but truthfully there seems to be a very high level of care dedicated to the movement of basic OS elements.
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We're going to answer those questions but I think, even more, we're going to continue to look very truthfully and very honestly at what they go through, even when it's painful at times.
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Truthfully, he didn't need to, however much he wanted to, or felt the time was right to redo what's absolutely the greatest game amongst his credits (which, for shame, also include Shaq-Fu).
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Truthfully it's actually late morning, or the morning has been around for a while at any rate, since July was in fact the 70th consecutive month of employment growth, which is pretty good.
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And truthfully, a lot of us are still trying to find that same importance that extends beyond the places we came from, the labels we fight against, and the barriers put before us.
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And truthfully, these phones aren't any better than existing options from Samsung, Huawei, HTC, or LG. If Lenovo's goal was to stray from the pack and do something a little different, it succeeded.
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We shook hands and I told him, truthfully, that it had been an honor, and I thanked him for all the joy he'd given me over these last three-and-a-half decades.
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Truthfully, the very idea of celebrating feels a bit out of place, maybe even a bit inappropriate, when I think so many people across the United States are suffering under the current administration.
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Even if he was wrong — even if his accuser, Professor Christine Blasey Ford, truthfully testified about what happened years ago — it is highly likely that Kavanaugh did not remember what Ford claims happened.
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In just two years, Dove has managed to catch the wave of fashion's agender movement, making a name for herself amidst the changing tides — and a place she, truthfully, never expected to be.
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But if they've been pardoned already for those matters, they're no longer at risk of incriminating themselves — so they'd have to testify truthfully, or risk new charges for contempt or lying under oath.
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We can both acknowledge that as a society we're depressingly bad at social mobility and truthfully tell individual poor kids that with enough luck and effort they can have a shot at success.
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Yes, and to make sure what they're getting is fully truthful, that it will be valuable, and that the person is willing to answer any question posed truthfully as the case moves forward.
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What he discovered—or, more truthfully, invented—about sex in Paradise proved to him that humans were not originally meant to feel whatever it was that he experienced as an adolescent and afterward.
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Truthfully, the take home of our research on this is not to be so concerned about what other people are doing, and to be more thoughtful about whether or not you're doing it.
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CW: Truthfully, Dave and I both work in the trust and safety space, and the side of Silicon Valley you're describing is actually not a side we have ever seen in our work.
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I think you're really sweet but truthfully, there are just some people that are outsinging you right now and so I don't think it'd be fair to put you in that kind of competition.
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Their long-overdue Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) paperwork was — even if filled out truthfully, which it allegedly was not — an acknowledgment they'd failed to disclose what work they were legally required to disclose.
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The savory yellow-and-white striped Christmas candies created by Archie McPhee are available online for the very low price of $4.95, which truthfully is still too much to pay for cheese-flavored candy.
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That's a lot to remember for one button, and truthfully, it might've been nice to have maybe one other control so I wouldn't have had to watch this reminder video multiple times during testing.
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I'd like to try everything once, because truthfully I think a lot of people are afraid of failure, but I'm afraid of not getting to sample everything and knowing what I actually love best.
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When filling out his application for the job, in this case a questionnaire required by the Senate Judiciary Committee for consideration for the post, Sessions did not fill out his application fully or truthfully.
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"I ask myself and I ask you, is it possible for a Church that is still too male chauvinist to be able to question itself truthfully about this high demand by clients?" she said.
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The informant, Jose Santos-Pena, subsequently testified at trial under the terms of a cooperation agreement with the U.S. government that would have helped him avoid a lengthy prison sentence if he testified truthfully.
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In their evidence, Facebook representatives truthfully answered questions about when the company first learned of Aleksandr Kogan / GSR's improper transfer of data to Cambridge Analytica, which was in
December 2200 through The Guardian's reporting.
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When Kim boasts (truthfully or not) that he can strike our mainland with nuclear weapons, we must make sure he fully understands the consequences of such a strike — that is what successful deterrence requires.
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But truthfully, our sense of style is thrilled, too, because the juxtaposition of a cool pair of kicks with a fancier frock is something that doesn't sound like it should work, yet it does.
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Broadly spoke to actress Sarah Gadon about playing Grace Marks as truthfully as possible (including training at a historical reenactment camp), working on set with a crew of women, and surviving the film industry.
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"If you have a billion dollars and (you're worried you won't) make a hundred million dollars a year just by sitting on your couch at home, truthfully you're kind of an idiot," she said.
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The Rock and his new 'Jumanji' costar, Danny DeVito, did their best Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson south of the border -- but, truthfully, it's hard to say if it's an ad or for real.
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"Ross [Big Freedia] knew that if he had truthfully represented his income and assets, he would not have been eligible to receive any Section 8 benefits between 2010 and 2014," the court documents state.
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I think truthfully, they have a part of their business in Jump which we compete with, and a part of their business in the ride-sharing marketplace, the Uber app, where we're a partner.
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With surveys showing that girl confidence dips around puberty, having strong female early-teenage role models who speak truthfully and aren't afraid to stand up for what they believe can only be a positive.
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Truthfully, I didn&apost even use that credit card all that much — it was reserved for gas stations, online purchases, buying airline tickets, or making hotel reservations, those instances where debit isn&apost ideal.
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When I asked him last July how easy it might be to arrange to speak with the owners of recently liquidated FK Daugava Riga, his response was truthfully blunt: "Good luck," he answered flatly.
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It'll be up to developers to add keyboard and trackpad support to their apps to really unlock their laptop potential, but, truthfully, I kind of liked using Android apps on the larger screen with touch.
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Reince Priebus said on ABC's This Week that the White House had "looked at" ways, including a Constitutional amendment, to change libel laws so Trump could pursue media outlets he believes aren't covering him truthfully.
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Truthfully, we'll probably never know exactly how many he has — or if he ever got that Selena Gomez angel tattoo removed — but we did our best to map out his biggest and most notable, ahead.
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That doesn't mean she is unable to testify truthfully and competently, and she is prepared to do so, but I just want the record to reflect that she is in a state of emotional upset.
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They write: From a cognitive point of view, what is interesting here is that, in the experimental design, the mind-set of the liars also extended its effects to questions when they were responding truthfully.
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Were he to be confirmed — an act that itself would qualify as state capture — Fed chair Jay Powell could no longer truthfully say that his rate-setting committee is independent, unswayed by partisan political considerations.
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Starting the morning with a cup of caffeinated bean water has become so integrated in our professional lives and pursuits that surely, they say, I must have had one by now—but truthfully, I haven't.
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Anglim: Truthfully, I plan on eventually cutting it and raising money to help support Phoenix Children's Hospital and several other pediatric charities I'm involved with, including Cheer 4 Your Life and Give Kids the World.
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After her time on reality TV shows, the 29-year-old spoke out against them, telling Radar, "Truthfully, I don't watch reality TV because I understand now that reality TV isn't reality," Us Weekly reports.
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But, truthfully, it's very pleasing that people talk about Lili and I in that way because it means that we're resonating so strongly from our character perspective that people really want that to be true.
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Today, Republicans attacked a Senator for truthfully calling out the President for his lack of character, while staying mute as he proved it by lying about Jim Mattis and approving the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.
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Prosecutors were likely to recommend longer terms for Mr. Baroni and Ms. Kelly, Mr. Fishman said, because they did not accept responsibility for their crimes and because prosecutors believe that they did not testify truthfully.
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In the "Burning Questions" game above on The Ellen Show he's meant to be answering Ellen's rapid-fire questions truthfully the whole time, but he definitely manages to sneak in some ridiculous answers as well.
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The trickiest part, truthfully, is remembering to put the AL outside the grid if you are solving in print, or, if you are solving electronically, to only put the non-AL letters in the puzzle.
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But in court on Friday, Mr. Manafort agreed to an open-ended arrangement that requires him to answer "fully, truthfully, completely and forthrightly" questions about "any and all matters" the government wants to ask about.
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Won, really, a birth lottery, truthfully, because the internet was just getting commercialized with the web in '94, and friends of mine and I coming out of Stanford didn't want to work for anybody else.
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Clinton just as truthfully as her sister could make the claim in explaining her support for Mr. Trump — each teeing us up to think about how her class and race might figure into the story.
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"I'm glad your organized trip let you explore the country in new ways, but truthfully that same freedom and safety would be elusive for many travelers and even citizens there," the journalist Miranda Green commented.
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As always, it's hard to know whether this question is genuinely a surprise to Corden, but he thinks about it hard, briefly considers opting to eat some cod sperm instead, then answers, it seems, truthfully.
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Truthfully, I've always been suspicious of wearables, for a fairly self-evident reason: Their pitch is to solve data overload by more or less re-contextualizing that data, without meaningfully changing much in the process.
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"The White House's refusal to answer Congress in full and truthfully raises serious questions about the White House's intent, including the potential that it is misleading Congress," Schiff told CNN in an email on Saturday.
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Some of the case for these ads rests on the assumption that Facebook was reporting viewership truthfully — and there is now reason to believe those numbers were inflated 150 percent to 900 percent for two years.
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Manafort's agreement with Special Counsel Robert Mueller to cooperate "fully, truthfully, completely, and forthrightly" could put to the test U.S. President Donald Trump's denials of campaign collusion with Russia, lawyers not involved in the case said.
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Just to be clear, Pachulia does not deserve a roster spot by any objective basketball standard—and truthfully, neither does Bryant, who is shooting 22011 percent from the floor for the 11-44 Los Angeles Lakers.
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When you have this platform, people are relying on you to speak up and to not only share your own personal story but be aware of their story and to tell it as truthfully as possible.
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In a game called "Truth or Spin," Murray was asked a series of questions that he could either answer truthfully or take the game's penalty of spinning the wheel and drinking whatever drink he landed on.
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Truthfully, what I've been saying this whole time is that "Royals" has much more in common with grunge than pop and would have been just as great a single in 1993 as it was in 2013.
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I made no secret of the fact that I found his views repugnant, but I added, truthfully, that I wanted to know how he'd ended up in this predicament and what he planned to do next.
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Some questions go unasked because they're not legally permitted (your race or national origin) or because the company has no way of telling if you have answered truthfully (Do you sometimes wake up with leg cramps?).
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Then, for dessert, you may try Emily Weinstein's recipe for the simplest strawberry tart (or my even easier recipe for poundcake and strawberries, which truthfully you could make with an Entenmann's loaf and still be happy).
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The association's member schools were (and remain) so paranoid about their on-field competitors and rivals gaining any sort of advantage that they were preventing schools from truthfully communicating with fans about whom they were recruiting.
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But truthfully, while it looks great at a cursory glance, and the art style's very attractive, it's not as polished as many games I've played that have come from significantly smaller teams with substantially less experience.
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And for me, more than anything else, his depiction of Lafayette Reynolds was a reminder that my own story and the stories of people like me are worth telling truthfully, and authentically, just like anybody else.
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According to the plea agreement filed in court Friday afternoon, Manafort must cooperate "fully, truthfully, completely, and forthrightly" with the Justice Department in any and all matters that the government finds his cooperation to be relevant.
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Like the New York Times Magazine wrote in its introduction to the project, allowing black Americans to finally "tell our story truthfully" is invaluable to knowing where our country's been and where it needs to go.
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" He continued, "Truthfully, I do not because the season is long, and it's more important to me and my family to walk away healthy than to willfully embrace the warrior mentality and limp away too late.
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And truthfully, I was pretty optimistic about the whole thing — vividly imagining my new future as a vegan with a high-fiber diet and a gut full of good bacteria — until I tasted my first shake.
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My impulse to euphemize is symptomatic of a broader struggle the country is having with the tendency to speak less than truthfully for fear of offending those unwilling, or incapable, of facing realities that make them uncomfortable.
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In mulling this newest iPhone release it occurred to me that many — many — of the observations I made in my review of that device could also be made truthfully and accurately in what I am writing here.
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I've doused my hair in argan oil, slept in silk turbans, tried every leave-in conditioner on the market, and paid princely sums for salon-only nourishing treatments that, truthfully, just made it look a bit greasy.
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Sixtus Baggio Leung Chung-hang and Yau Wai-ching promptly vowed to appeal all the way to the city's top court if necessary after the judge decided they had "declined" to take their oaths "faithfully and truthfully".
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MIAMI — One of the most radical military tactics, "scorched earth," involves depriving the enemy of any assets that might be useful or, more truthfully, life-giving — fertile land, water, communications, bodies.
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Truthfully, a real cure probably isn't possible in our lifetimes, but what is possible is building a movement to make sure stage IV gets the attention — and the funding — it deserves, so we can get there faster.
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"Truthfully, a settlement is a victory and certainly a measure of justice and helps me sleep better, but in reality nothing can ever erase the experience and memories of an assault," Dickinson said at the news conference.
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Trump is loyal only to himself and his interests and is shocked that many of his closest allies cop plea deals with federal authorities and reach agreements to cooperate with prosecutors and testify truthfully against his wrongdoing.
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Ukraine can truthfully claim to have the only army with recent experience in fighting tank battles with the Russians, and it is learning the hard way how well Moscow has taken to drones and modern electronic warfare.
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Truthfully, what I've been surprised in in the economics of the business is, if you had asked me 10 months ago when I joined, I would've thought, it's only going to work in midsized cities and above.
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Stories of our disease don't haunt the public on a daily basis as is the case currently with Covid-19, but truthfully there are crucial similarities between people like me and the patients with this new diagnosis.
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Mr. Manafort's lawyers on Monday disputed that he lied to federal investigators and said he had met repeatedly with the special counsel's office and answered questions truthfully as part of his agreement to cooperate with the investigation.
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The idea behind the book is that one can speak truthfully and poignantly about the political philosophy and economic history of capitalism and communism in much simpler language than that of economists, political scientists and policy experts.
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Here was someone who used his identity as a means of prodding anyone who'd listen to think more truthfully about the many forms of marginalization in a country that still has its work cut out for it.
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Since December 1, 2017, Flynn was required to cooperate with Mueller's office "fully, truthfully, completely and forthrightly," including speaking to law enforcement officials about what he knows and testifying before any grand juries and trials if needed.
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The plea agreement that Paul Manafort signed off on Friday requires him to "cooperate fully, truthfully, completely and forthrightly" with special counsel Robert Mueller and other federal investigators, who among other things are eyeing President Donald Trump.
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But, truthfully, the way we talk about faking orgasms likely cycles right back into the reasons we fake it: There's so much pressure to orgasm, for both straight and queer women, that we feel the need to pretend.
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Recent headlines have been chock full of projects that have declared bankruptcy or otherwise betrayed their early backers, exposing cases where founders' and companies' egos have simply overtaken their ability to reason, plan and communicate logically or truthfully.
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"There are several obvious problems with these vague screening standards... does Trump expect visa applicants to answer truthfully knowing that their answers will get their visas denied?" wrote Matt Mayer, a visiting fellow with the American Enterprise Institute.
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Whatever the particular reason for the breakdown, there is no avoiding the conclusion that, had Manafort cooperated fully and truthfully, he likely could have done serious damage to high-ranking administration and campaign officials, including potentially Trump himself.
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"The DACA situation is one that I am truthfully, as an American, deeply offended by," Cook says, according to an excerpt of an interview with MSNBC's Chris Hayes and Recode's Kara Swisher set to air Friday, April 6.
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Verification, the most important prong of this approach, may also be the most difficult to satisfy: It would require North Korea to truthfully reveal the location of all its nuclear sites and fissile material — a very unlikely prospect.
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"Ambassador Sondland believes strongly that he acted at all times in the best interests of the United States, and he stands ready to answer the Committee's questions fully and truthfully," his attorney said in a statement this week.
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"Ambassador Sondland believes strongly that he acted at all times in the best interests of the United States, and he stands ready to answer the Committee's questions fully and truthfully," Robert Luskin, Sondland's attorney, said in a statement.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers relied on study participants to truthfully report any cannabis use or depression symptoms; they didn't have lab tests for drug use or medical records to confirm a mental health diagnosis.
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"I've been a celebrity here for almost 30 years, and I've done my best to speak truthfully about who I am and my human experience as I go through life, from my work to my family," the rocker said.
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Truthfully, although we had expected our students to work hard and to make progress with the four cases, we couldn't have imagined that one of our potential exonerees would be released just a few months after the semester ended.
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"Truthfully, I don't think I was really actually looking at her because if you look really closely at the angle of my eyes, they're kind of like over here," she said as she showcased her gaze passing by Jolie.
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The funding will strengthen GMG's financial reserves as we prepare for trial this March in Hulk Hogan's $100 million invasion of privacy lawsuit, in which we are defending our right to report truthfully on the conduct of public figures.
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Now that it's a cold-hard fact that Moonlight is the Best Picture to come out of Hollywood in the past year (and, truthfully, longer), it's time to embrace the other sides of the director Barry Jenkins' impressive filmography.
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In order to support public trust in the scientific enterprise, I guess I feel that the medical profession is always going to be better off, in the long run, if we speak honestly and truthfully about what we know.
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Demi Moore appeared on CBS's "The Late Late Show with James Corden" on Wednesday and participated in a game called "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," in which the stars must answer questions truthfully or eat unappealing foods.
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About half of the SEALs who have testified in the trial this week have done so under grants of immunity like the one Special Operator Scott received, which remove the danger of self-incrimination if the witnesses testify truthfully.
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It opens up a strange and interesting path for the relationship between art and technology, that machines could somehow liberate artists from the crippling weight of extremely personal projects, and perhaps enable them to write more truthfully than ever.
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That means patients should read the label on any drug they buy, and always tell their doctors truthfully what and how much of a drug they are taking that was prescribed by another doctor or purchased over the counter.
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"Truthfully, I appreciated the opportunity to talk to somebody who also follows it closely but has a different media diet than I do," said Mr. Shelley, 30, an account representative for a software company who lives in North Charleston.
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We tend to push the traditionally "pretty" and feminine piece aside in favor of cool trousers and denim, because there's just something about a pleated A-line or a ruffled prairie skirt that feels expected and truthfully, a bit boring.
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Just as video games become more photorealistic, the more jarring the differences between them and reality are, so does Battlefield 1's attempts to truthfully portray war in a blockbuster video game highlight how ill-equipped it is to do so.
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"No amount of spin or commentary by Stormy Daniels or her lawyer, Mr. Avenatti, can truthfully characterize today's ruling in any way other than total victory for President Trump and total defeat for Stormy Daniels," Harder said in the statement.
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"I don't find the passion in acting that I find in photography, and, truthfully, I've been dabbling with the notion that if and when photography takes a more prevalent role in my life, I will likely never return to acting."
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" As for the idea of tackling the role of Tate, Robbie said she feels "a responsibility with every character I play, whether they're fictional or real life to play her right, play her truthfully, and kind of understand her emotional journey.
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"The funding will strengthen GMG's financial reserves as we prepare for trial this March in Hulk Hogan's $100 million invasion of privacy lawsuit, in which we are defending our right to report truthfully on the conduct of public figures," Denton wrote.
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But whereas the prime minister cannot truthfully be said to have brought India the achche din or good times that he promised voters in 2014, his upstart rival does not yet have a record of broken vows to disappoint them with.
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Truthfully, it's a bit naive to think that Google didn't already have access to this data—account migration just makes it Official with a capital O. As per Google Nest's FAQ, existing Nest users won't have their Nest Accounts deleted.
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Truthfully, I can't imagine what my parent would say if I walked up to them in such a risqué sartorial choice, but hey, it wouldn't be the first time a Kardashian-Jenner showed a tad too much skin in public.
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"I've been a celebrity here for almost 30 years, and I've done my best to speak truthfully about who I am and my human experience as I go through life, from my work to my family," the rocker tells PEOPLE.
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Truthfully, "It's a Vibe" would be kind of a weird song if it was just Chainz delivering crude metaphors (he says he needs riot gear for sex at one point), which why the employment of literally everyone in R&B helps.
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They then had the choice of telling a receiver which of the two groups they belong to truthfully (in which case they each got $0.10) or untruthfully, in which case the sender got $0.20 and the receiver got just $0.09.
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" Ms. Kelly's lawyer, Willis J. Goldsmith, said in a statement, "Megyn Kelly has made no public comment on the matter, nor will she while the review is pending, other than to say she has cooperated with the inquiry fully and truthfully.
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"No amount of spin or commentary by Stormy Daniels or her lawyer, Mr. Avenatti, can truthfully characterize today's ruling in any way other than total victory for President Trump and total defeat for Stormy Daniels," Harder said in a statement.
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" The President's former fixer -- who once said he'd "take a bullet" for Trump -- told ABC News he "gave loyalty to someone who truthfully does not deserve loyalty" and that he "should not be the only one taking responsibility for his actions.
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Sam Nunberg, a former longtime adviser to Mr. Trump, said he feared that the special counsel was creating the impression of a wide-ranging conspiracy among liars, when witnesses could have dispelled much of the suspicion simply by testifying truthfully.
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Passing through the airport immigration checkpoint on a trip home to the United States from South Korea, Henry Garcia responded truthfully when asked the reason for his travel: He had journeyed thousands of miles to cut a baseball player's hair.
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"The willingness of these victims and witnesses to report crimes to law enforcement, cooperate with prosecutors, show up for court proceedings and testify truthfully depends on their confidence that the system will treat them and their loved ones fairly," they wrote.
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"In fact, Ms. Noel remains available to fully and truthfully cooperate with the Inspector General's investigation, which is also geared toward uncovering the many problems that existed from the commencement of her employment which continue to plague the (MCC)," he added.
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It's because the sign addressed a basic principle we seldom talk about: this idea that humans are expected to communicate truthfully with one another — and that said connection is not only desirable, it's also stylish, a trend of an emotional ideal.
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Well, truthfully, it isn't – but if the guy or girl of your dreams happens to be a DJ, or a fan of four-to-the-floor mixers and sweaty nightclubs full of sweaty revellers, then we might have the answer.
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"I got to build this really wonderful, sarcastic, but funny and really truthfully, I would just say, an inspiring character who comes in and gets to save the day at the exact right moment," he says of the character in The Escape Artist.
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So Democrats have a perfect opportunity to portray themselves, truthfully, as the defenders of Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and the now-popular Affordable Care Act against Republicans who are more or less nakedly favoring the interests of plutocrats over those of working families.
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The judge, adopting a common law approach to the Oaths and Declarations Ordinance, said the localist pair "did not truthfully and faithfully intend to commit themselves" to the oath, as they "objectively clearly" did not recognise the principle of "one country, two systems".
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At some point, it'll probably be commonplace, but as of its 21391449 model year, Smart will be the only big car brand that can truthfully claim to offer both an electric drive and a gas-powered option across all of its vehicle offerings.
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You don't feel good all the time, and you don't know who to trust, and you don't really love that girl, she's just pretty, and really and truthfully you're looking at that thing you just bought thinking, 'why did I spend so much?
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Truthfully, if you cared about going to a Marvel movie on opening night (or The Meg or Christopher Robin, which is what MoviePass C.E.O. Mitch Lowe considers quintessential summer viewing, apparently), there's a good chance you weren't using MoviePass to do it anyway.
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Truthfully, I don't really know if it's awesome, because I got just the briefest imaginable test drive this evening — a few fleeting seconds ripping around Tesla's Design Studio in Hawthorne, California in the back seat with two other journalists along for the ride.
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When New York Washington correspondent Olivia Nuzzi played the audio in during Nielsen's briefing, the Homeland Security secretary ignored it and said that it was "offensive" for reporters to truthfully assert that the "zero tolerance" immigration policy intentionally separates children from their parents.
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For the past year, Pacific Legal Foundation had been litigating a constitutional challenge to these laws on behalf of restaurateur Chef Geoff Tracy, suing to strike down the laws as violating the First Amendment right of entrepreneurs to speak truthfully about their business.
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He also said he testified truthfully before Congress based on what he knew at the time and warned that pursuing impeachment would set a bad precedent that would make it harder for the federal government to attract people to lead its agencies.
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Butina, a 30-year-old native of Siberia, agreed to cooperate "fully, truthfully, completely and forthrightly" with any and all U.S. law enforcement agencies and could provide interviews, sworn statements and lie-detector tests and participate in under cover law enforcement stings.
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Brockhampton is a collective of rappers, singers, producers, and more containing but not limited to rappers Kevin Abstract, Dom McLennon and Merlyn Wood, singer Matt Champion, and producers Romil and Bearface that calls Texas headquarters but truthfully hails from all around the world.
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Stone's legal team questioned Hart extensively about her posts on social media, and she maintained she had answered the court truthfully both in writing and in person when she said she didn't recall posting about Stone or what she had heard about him.
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" Churchill, whose mother was American and who traveled to the US in his "wilderness years," said: "I spend this anniversary and festival far from my country, far from my family, and yet I cannot truthfully say that I feel far from home.
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Kendall Jenner appeared on Tuesday night&aposs episode of CBS&aposs "The Late Late Show With James Corden" and participated in a game called "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," in which the stars must answer questions truthfully or eat unappealing foods.
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The actress, 56, played a game of "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts" with host James Corden in which they took turns asking each other personal questions and given the choice: answer truthfully or eat a disgusting combination of food in front of them.
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Rather than generating ideas, much less making it possible for the firm to outperform for clients, a new study finds that the true purpose of heavy investment in human talent may be something a lot closer to an exercise in signaling, not always truthfully, talent.
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The marriage of Katrina Lamb, who was then Scott Lamb, and Wendie Lubic had highs and lows but suffered from a deeply held secret: Katrina, born male, always knew she was transgender but it took many years and three marriages for her to live truthfully.
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They are the people you want to drink with, the people you've got your in jokes with, the people with whom your banter has become a shared idiolect, people with whom the word banter becomes an acceptability because truthfully, there's no other word for it.
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We need these institutions, which include our art museums, to be proactive alternative environments, in which standardized power hierarchies are dissolved, a poly-cultural range of voices speak, the history of art is truthfully told, and truth itself is understood as an always-developing story.
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It is lavender, or lilac, or primrose, or gold, or as red as blood, according to the hours and their mood; and if you want to carry the metaphor still farther, you may truthfully add that the hours on these high uplands are dancing hours.
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But one of the biggest ongoing concerns is that authoritarian countries like China, Iran, and North Korea are not truthfully reporting the number of cases inside their borders, leading to potentially inaccurate data that could skew the overall threat picture and dramatically affect worldwide preparedness.
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The CIA and ODNI have been providing daily coronavirus updates and briefings to the Senate and House Intelligence Committees, according to the panels' respective spokespeople, also focused primarily on whether other countries are truthfully reporting the number of cases to the World Health Organization.
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They bolstered this idea by using cutouts, nonofficial Russians, for the actual meeting, enabling the Trump team to claim — truthfully — that there were no Russian government employees at the meeting and that it was just former business contacts of the Trump empire who were present.
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The idea was to familiarize yourself with the concept of saying no to something, even if the question was ludicrous and out-of-place, so that you could more easily and firmly answer "no" truthfully in the future to something you don't want to do.
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Reps. Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Nadler's House committee holds a faux hearing in search of a false crime Lewandowski says he's under no obligation to speak truthfully to the media MORE (D-N.
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"I'm in a really good situation being able to sit up here in front of you guys and be able to talk about situations that I'm going through and to be able to tell you honestly and truthfully what's inside my heart," Day said.
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I wake up SO sweaty and thirsty in the middle of the night (likely from the ice cream sundae with sea salt caramel that we split for dessert) and D. gets out of bed to get me a glass (truthfully, a Nalgene) of water.
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And one that ought to remind us of the dangers of a historical record that doesn't fully, truthfully capture all that civil rights leaders were up against -- white police officers fractured Lewis' skull in Selma -- as they held a mirror up to a bigoted society.
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"I have the duty, certainly as a historian, and even more as President, if elected, to tell our story to anyone who wants to listen—objectively, truthfully, because we will only suffer and fool ourselves if we do it any other way," Guðni said.
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Picking a new pair of boots is hard, mostly because buying them is a serious commitment — boots are typically pricey, they have to be comfortable enough to wear pretty much every day, and truthfully, they need to be durable enough to (ideally) last more than one season.
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"Auction participants faced real financial consequences, so had an incentive to seriously consider what compensation they would want to close their accounts for a set period of time and to bid truthfully," co-author Sean B. Cash, an economist at Tufts University, said in a press release.
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While streaming has largely replaced mixtapes — the original street albums of hip-hop — and is now a commanding factor in where a single lands, it feels questionable to give all previous chart-toppers as much credence as they've received; we can't truthfully equate their winning with conquering.
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One parent identified in the court filings only as H.G.A. said they suffer from vision problems so severe they cannot read, and refused to sign multiple documents read aloud by immigration officials because the parent did not trust that the officers were reading the forms truthfully.
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Which was their great existential error of judgement, as they sought to eschew editorial responsibility while simultaneously working to dominate and crush traditional media outlets which do operate within a more tightly regulated environment (and, at least in some instances, have a civic mission to truthfully inform).
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Additionally, if Manafort is pardoned, he would almost immediately be required by Mueller to testify before a grand jury, under penalty of perjury, and would have to testify truthfully, or he would be indicted for new crimes of perjury that would not be covered by the pardon.
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For their first large project, a school in Hunstanton, and in subsequent projects, such as the Economist building in central London, the Smithsons went back to the lessons of the modern masters, to Mies van der Rohe and Le Corbusier: to build transparently, cleanly and truthfully.
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Sater spent nearly eight hours behind closed doors with committee staff, telling reporters later that he spoke truthfully about his knowledge of the discussions to pursue the Trump Tower Moscow project during the 85033 presidential campaign and answered all of the questions posed by congressional investigators.
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Former "Apprentice" contestant Summer Zervos is one step closer to compelling the president of the United States to answer her questions as truthfully as he can, after a New York judge ruled Tuesday that her lawyers can force Donald Trump to testify under oath in a deposition.
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Truthfully, I thought we'd been sent the wrong size at first because of how small the box was, but it turns out our queen-sized mattress was folded in half and then rolled — which made it much easier to get up the stairs to our bedroom.
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Truthfully, my hardest job as a commander during the shutdowns I experienced was counseling the families and providing continuous information to them to calm their anxieties: what services had stopped, what facilities were open, when were they going to be paid, when were they coming off furlough.
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Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Nadler's House committee holds a faux hearing in search of a false crime Lewandowski says he's under no obligation to speak truthfully to the media MORE (D-N.
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Dugan completed "To Survive on This Shore" with her partner Vanessa Fabbre, a social worker who conducted interviews to accompany the portraits, each of which celebrates subjects who have lived truthfully in and through times where transgender activism, acceptance, and visibility barely existed, if at all.
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But as Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Nadler's House committee holds a faux hearing in search of a false crime Lewandowski says he's under no obligation to speak truthfully to the media MORE (D-N.
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Harry Styles filled in as the host of Tuesday night&aposs episode of CBS&apos "The Late Late Show With James Corden," and participated in a game called "Spill Your Guts or Fill Your Guts," in which the stars must answer questions truthfully or eat unappealing foods.
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Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Nadler's House committee holds a faux hearing in search of a false crime Lewandowski says he's under no obligation to speak truthfully to the media MORE (D-N.
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"No amount of spin or commentary by Stormy Daniels or her lawyer, Mr. Avenatti, can truthfully characterize today's ruling in any way other than total victory for President Trump and total defeat for Stormy Daniels," said Charles Harder, a lawyer for Trump, in a statement to Politico.
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Mullen is asking, on behalf of the as-yet determined class, for injunctive relief requiring Butler to truthfully and accurately disclose his abusive track record to current and prospective parents, for monetary damages for anyone who was paid for his services, as well as statutory fines.
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Strasberg's interpretation emphasized drawing on personal experiences to relate to fictitious ones, Adler taught a greater focus on leveraging an actor's imagination, and Meisner stressed the importance of inhabiting a scene truthfully, with less emphasis on abstraction and intellectualizing of the relationship between an actor and their character.
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"No amount of spin or commentary by Stormy Daniels or her lawyer, Mr. Avenatti, can truthfully characterize today's ruling in any way other than total victory for President Trump and total defeat for Stormy Daniels," Trump attorney Charles Harder said in an emailed statement as reported by multiple outlets.
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A part of the game that was openly and happily shared with fans in an effort to show our child-like spirit or humble ourselves in wearing something funny as a team-building moment is now gone but truthfully won't change much, and I don't really care that much.
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One of the only reasons Trump brought so many new voters into the GOP primary process and now onto the general election rolls is because he was the only candidate who could truthfully claim no connection at all to the bad policies both parties have inflicted upon the country.
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"At the beginning of this campaign, truthfully, if they did a poll about how many people in New Hampshire knew Hillary Clinton, how many people knew Bernie Sanders, I expect more people would have known Hillary Clinton, although I am fairly well known in this state," he said.
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David Reaboi, The Federalist A president and his minions who boastfully prevaricate and treat those of us in the public and the media as dupes, or an opposing-party candidate who, while espousing some objectionable views in an even more objectionable manner, nevertheless does so openly and truthfully?
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Faced with a second trial in the District of Columbia on related charges in September, he pleaded guilty to two conspiracy counts and agreed to an open-ended arrangement requiring him to answer "fully, truthfully, completely and forthrightly" questions about "any and all matters" of interest to the government.
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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Nadler's House committee holds a faux hearing in search of a false crime Lewandowski says he's under no obligation to speak truthfully to the media MORE (D-N.
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What is being mourned, it seems, is not so much the decline of an old world of freedom as the existence of comforts and conveniences the individual feels powerless to resist, and which in any case he or she could not truthfully say they wished would be abolished.
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Regardless of the ultimate result of that investigation, we should all be able to agree that Sessions at a minimum did not testify truthfully and completely to Congress on a key issue of national security, and as a result he is no longer fit to be Attorney General.
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"I've seen and attended a ton of awards shows in my time, and no one has ever put his soul and his ass on the line so fully and so truthfully as Jesse Williams did at the BET Awards last week," Lear told IndieWire in a statement published on Tuesday.
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Though the show ended 13 years ago, truthfully, she's never not giving us Carrie vibes: Her current platinum blonde layered bob is reminiscent of Bradshaw's season four chop, and Parker is even living out what we firmly believe would be her character's ultimate end goal — owning an eponymous fashion line.
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Sure, we've dipped our toes into clutches and given the mini bag trend the old college try, but we'll always come running home to our can-fit-anything-carryall with open arms: it goes with every outfit, holds all of our things, and, truthfully, it will never let us down.
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"Since starting my career as a legal prostitute in Nevada, I can truthfully say it was one of the best decisions I have made," writes brothel worker Ruby Rae in an opinion piece in the Nevada Independent, urging readers to oppose any attempts to roll back sex work legalization in Nevada.
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That early-30s mid-30s, late-20s, you're starting to glide into adulthood... that's when you have to go and do your research and go find things that inspire you and go find stories that are crazy and go put yourself in those characters' positions and write truthfully from there place.
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If Sondland testifies truthfully, it will be perhaps the most damning testimony to date for Trump, and one that may prove that Trump specifically asked Zelensky for an investigation of Biden before the U.S. would approve the disbursement of the $400 million in military aid that Ukraine so desperately needed.
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In the external-device realm, "the first and most well-studied [tool] to truthfully kill fat cells was CoolSculpting," says Beverly Hills dermatologist Karyn Grossman, MD — a technology inspired by a phenomenon called Popsicle panniculitis, a loss of cheek fat (and subsequent dimpling) seen in kids sucking on ice pops.
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However if it is allowed to become an amicus curiae it will have to make such assertions under oath — something Schrems views as an opportunity, noting that whoever gives evidence on behalf of the U.S. Government could face severe consequences if they do not respond truthfully to questions in court.
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He's recently learned that Forster was a closeted gay man, who found the impossibility of writing truthfully about his desires so crippling that he stopped publishing novels in his forties, suppressing his one explicitly gay-themed book, "Maurice," until after his death, in 1970, at the age of ninety-one.
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That the president of the United States speaks with caution and dignity, that he exercises the pardon power the Constitution grants him soberly rather than wantonly, that he respects the independence of law enforcement, and that, to the extent reasonable politics permit, he speaks truthfully — these are all customs, not laws.
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"Ambassador Sondland believes strongly that he acted at all times in the best interests of the United States, and he stands ready to answer the Committee's questions fully and truthfully," Robert Luskin, Sondland's lawyer, said in a statement, noting his client was "profoundly disappointed" that he was not allowed to testify.
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"Your client shall testify fully, completely and truthfully before any and all Grand Juries in the District of Columbia and elsewhere, and at any and all trials of cases or other court proceedings in the District of Columbia and elsewhere," the plea agreement, which Manafort signed a day before, says.
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Seeking a balance, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Nadler's House committee holds a faux hearing in search of a false crime Lewandowski says he's under no obligation to speak truthfully to the media MORE (D-N.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We need these institutions, which include our art museums, to be proactive alternative environments, in which standardized power hierarchies are dissolved, a poly-cultural range of voices speak, the history of art is truthfully told, and truth itself is understood as an always-developing story.
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She explained how six years ago they went to a coming-out class and Bailey realized she didn't "want to lie anymore" to her beloved students about her personal life, and spoke with a supervisor at the time to get permission to answer children truthfully if they asked her about her then-girlfriend.
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"Right now, with how she's going and how successful she is and how much the parents love her and how the kids wish they had her life, I am truthfully like, Oh my God, she is going to experience more jealousy than I ever encountered when she's in high school," says Abraham, 25.
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If he could not even fill out the government job application for the post he seeks accurately and truthfully, how can he be expected to guide the Department of Justice with competence and integrity at a time when our country needs the robust enforcement of the rule of law more than ever?
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"While unethical conduct by any member of Congress is problematic, it's even worse for the chair of the House Intelligence Committee, who conducts investigations in which witnesses are expected to testify truthfully and can be prosecuted for failing to do so," Campaign for Accountability Executive Director Daniel Stevens said in a statement.
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"Even if names are redacted or names aren't in the report to begin with, it could be situations people were asked about and they answered truthfully that at least for some people — specifically the president — would be identifiable because the situation applies to just one person," the former official told the network.
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Before this ruling, New York City officers could stop someone they thought might be dealing or using drugs, search their pockets and clothing, describe the encounter truthfully, and not worry that a court would throw out the drugs that they had discovered, even though the stop and search had been, strictly speaking, illegal.
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"Truthfully, I think a long time ago it would have been a flashy thing, but now I think it's tongue-in-cheek because it says you have a sense of humor about watches," says Cara Barrett, an editor at the watch website Hodinkee, noting that her industry can be incredibly self-serious.
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The statement comes after House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Nadler's House committee holds a faux hearing in search of a false crime Lewandowski says he's under no obligation to speak truthfully to the media MORE (D-N.
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The committee hearing quickly descended into chaos as Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Nadler's House committee holds a faux hearing in search of a false crime Lewandowski says he's under no obligation to speak truthfully to the media MORE (D-N.
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But eventually, one of them will have to enter the actual general election, and he or she will at that point face a choice: either openly run on the status quo and defend Obama's record on ISIS or come up with a proposal that is different enough to truthfully break with the Obama administration.
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If they believed him to be a small child, then telling them truthfully that he was out of town at a medical conference, say, would cause bewilderment or suspicion; but if they believed their son to be a college student, telling them that he was playing in the garden would also be a mistake.
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The second is not much more difficult: my recipe for cod cakes (which truthfully you could assemble a full day before you cook them, then store in the fridge), excellent with a half-order of John Willoughby and Chris Schlesinger's recipe for a simple slaw, and Mark Bittman's recipe for simple bread pudding for dessert.
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This is not a president who's ready and able to confidently inform the American public about all the measures he and his administration are taking, nor is he a commander in chief leveling truthfully with his country and reassuring it that we are all in this together and that we will get through it together.
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"The messaging that's coming out of the administration is highlighting the potential for de-escalation, but truthfully no one in the administration thinks that's actually what is going to happen," said Kirsten Fontenrose, director of the Atlantic Council's Scowcroft Middle East Security Initiative who previously worked on Gulf affairs for Trump's National Security Council.
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Multiple Democrats on the panel called on House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Nadler's House committee holds a faux hearing in search of a false crime Lewandowski says he's under no obligation to speak truthfully to the media MORE (D-N.
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It was not a secret... It was the type of exchange with the media that the Deputy Director oversees several times per week.... The investigation subsequently focused on who I talked to, when I talked to them, and so forth... I answered questions truthfully and as accurately as I could amidst the chaos that surrounded me.
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We talked previously about your wanting to play this story truthfully and resisting the urge to extend William's life unrealistically, but when you saw all of the excellent chemistry between Sterling and Ron — and you watched this episode again — did you wish you had made his cancer a Stage 1 or 2 from the get-go?
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ET. The reporter who played the tape was Olivia Nuzzi, who shared why she did so on Twitter after the press briefing, citing adminstration officials who "failed to adequately and truthfully answer questions" about the controversial policy of separating families of immigrants at the border that has dominated the news cycle over the past 72 hours.
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Manafort, who was convicted last month in Virginia on charges of bank and tax fraud, pleaded guilty on Friday to two federal charges and reached a deal to cooperate with Mueller and avoid a second trial on additional charges in Washington, D.C. The deal includes an agreement to cooperate "fully and truthfully" with the special counsel.
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"To defeat the epidemic, we must stop creating new users, and part of that is making sure these highly addictive and dangerous drugs are marketed truthfully and without deception and in such a way as not to minimize addiction risks or overstate benefits to patients," said Deputy Attorney General Ann Rice, according to The Associated Press.
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"To defeat the epidemic, we must stop creating new users, and part of that is making sure these highly addictive and dangerous drugs are marketed truthfully and without deception and in such a way as not to minimize addiction risks or overstate benefits to patients," New Hampshire Deputy Attorney General Ann Rice said in a statement.
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Acknowledging the absence of a crime would demonstrate that Chairman Jerry NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Nadler's House committee holds a faux hearing in search of a false crime Lewandowski says he's under no obligation to speak truthfully to the media MORE's hearings are nakedly political.
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Truthfully, what you are now doing is the exact reason the organization was created, to show that philanthropy can be a vehicle to inspire others… This is now our 13th year of operation (founded Sept 2008 and now incorporated in the USA, Laos, Ghana and Guatemala), and from the beginning we've always believed the impossible could be made possible.
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"He truthfully answered every question the FBI asked him and, consistent with the information he previously provided to the Senate Judiciary Committee, he indicated that he has no knowledge of the small party or gathering described by Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, nor does he have any knowledge of the allegations of improper conduct she has leveled against Brett Kavanaugh," the statement concluded.
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"Remember, he was the one who broke the back of Nixon's obstruction of justice, who testified truthfully," House Judiciary Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerGOP memo deflects some gun questions to 'violence from the left' House Democrats urge Trump to end deportations of Iraqis after diabetic man's death French officials call for investigation of Epstein 'links with France' MORE (D-N.
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Jerry NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Nadler's House committee holds a faux hearing in search of a false crime Lewandowski says he's under no obligation to speak truthfully to the media MORE on the House Judiciary Committee's approval of a resolution defining the rules of the panel's impeachment probe pic.twitter.
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House Judiciary Chairman Jerry NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerPelosi: Lewandowski should have been held in contempt 'right then and there' Nadler's House committee holds a faux hearing in search of a false crime Lewandowski says he's under no obligation to speak truthfully to the media MORE pointedly said that he would not get into what to call the current effort of his panel.
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" He then added that he's flattered that fans want him and Reinhart to be together in real life, since it means that their onscreen chemistry is as hot as it should be for a teen drama: "But truthfully, it's very pleasing that people talk about Lili and I in that way because it means that we're resonating so strongly that people really want that to be true.
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The justification report will require manufacturers to accurately and truthfully provide an explanation for the price increase; the manufacturing, research and development costs for the drug; net profits attributable to the drug; marketing and advertising spending on the drug; expenditures on patents and licensing for the drug; executive compensation during the period of the price increase; and other information that the secretary decides is necessary through rulemaking.
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"Further, there is no law or regulation requiring that any such speech be accurate or truthful or that any U.S. or foreign person truthfully or accurately identify herself or himself when engaging in such speech—when it comes to political speech, one is free to pretend to be whomever he or she wants to be and to say whatever he or she wants to say," Dubelier added.
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It's Wednesday, and everything's impossible, but if you could smell the air here and see the apples fat on the tree not 300 feet from where I type, you'd make it happen and truthfully you ought to even if the fruit comes from the shop on the concourse at the top of the elevator, up from the bowels of the I.R.T. Because it's fall.
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