I didn't campaign on it, & rarely discuss it unprompted.
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Stewart posted his video unprompted, after the CSGOLotto news emerged.
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In a news conference Thursday, Pelosi unprompted discussed white workers.
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"I don't have anything against Muslims," says Stu, completely unprompted.
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However, some of its weirder utterances have come out unprompted.
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He brought up the Smashing Pumpkins again, too, completely unprompted.
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But nobody I talked to brought up those issues unprompted.
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Innocent people don't tend to talk, unprompted, about their innocence.
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Tulgan agreed, saying that workers shouldn't always expect unprompted feedback.
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Finally, one night, unprompted, Daniel took a leap of faith.
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Unprompted, FAES officers shot at the moving Toyota, he added.
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Unprompted, FAES officers shot at the moving Toyota, he added.
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In a news conference with reporters, she mentioned it, unprompted.
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"We are ready to pick up guns," he said, unprompted.
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"We are ready to pick up guns," he said, unprompted.
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A week later, unprompted, Profar reiterated a similar message of confidence.
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But both of us brought our passports, unprompted, just in case.
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"You have to admit he shocked the world," added King, unprompted.
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Petersen late Monday took to Facebook, unprompted, to defend his investor.
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Unprompted, Waldo offered a technical appraisal of what had gone wrong.
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Dominic hasn't told me that he loves me, unprompted, in days.
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"And, by the way, I pay my boy," he added, unprompted.
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Unprompted, he offered his biggest regret: voting for the Iraq War.
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On multiple occasions, he referred unprompted back to the Ukraine drama.
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He is not permitted to yammer on about his own day unprompted.
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"Now, admittedly, I'm in love with her daughter," Biden said Friday, unprompted.
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Thus, entirely unprompted, here is a list of the greatest M6s, ranked.
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Three months later, he was still bringing up the size thing unprompted.
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"I definitely do have an anxious sort of mind," Rossiter says, unprompted.
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Asked about Ukraine in an interview, he raised the language law unprompted.
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She raised the topic unprompted, saying she knew it would likely arise.
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"We were touring France during the [2015] terrorist attacks," he reveals completely unprompted.
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WATTERS: Yes, to bring up the P-word, unprompted, on the day where.
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It doesn't take long before Hitler, unprompted, begins accusing everyone of being spies.
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It isn't needed, either, as the audience seems primed to make connections unprompted.
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Everyone knows it's happening, few talk about it unprompted, it just sort of..is.
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TCM came up in literally every interview I conducted for this article, usually unprompted.
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"Every time I drive through here, I can't believe it," she told me, unprompted.
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President Trump had, in fact, brought up Hillary Clinton twice earlier that day, unprompted.
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"These issues don't necessarily get raised unprompted," Perriello said of town halls he convenes.
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This all started, seemingly unprompted, on Friday, with a selfie accompanied by an anecdote.
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But Pelosi defended herself during a Thursday press conference, bringing up the criticism unprompted.
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Trump's consigliere, Rudy Giuliani dropped his name to me not long ago, completely unprompted.
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An older woman recalled him paying for her Pepsi, unprompted, at a deli counter.
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Lindell is open about his crack cocaine addiction, bringing it up unprompted multiple times.
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Unprompted, even the hams biggest fans allow that the smell can linger for days.
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Still others, unprompted by Wells' tweets, were just confused by the yogurt's very existence.
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He even -- apparently unprompted -- prepared them PowerPoint slide presentations and documents on thumb drives.
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"Unprompted text message I just received from Steve Bannon (punctuation intact): "Come on dude!!!...
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Full-service restaurants can still hand out paper or metal straws unprompted by customers.
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She didn't, but Pence brought up the issue unprompted during a question about religion.
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Some articles objected that, in an "unprompted" comment, I raised her gender and race.
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"You're beautiful, you just need to stop acting like it," he tells her, completely unprompted.
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That note of unprompted discord was followed by a boisterous protest on the convention floor.
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Rotunno said she often receives unprompted and sometimes lewd comments from men about her appearance.
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They will tell you, unprompted, that Mark is an incredible learner and an unparalleled listener.
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There was no topic too weird or too personal for Mayer to bring up, unprompted.
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Unprompted, he then named and insulted April Ryan, a CNN analyst and veteran radio correspondent.
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Then, unprompted, Biden added: 'By the way, congratulations to ya'll ending the death penalty here.
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Eventually they discovered that the immune system alone, unprompted by malignancy, could cause psychiatric symptoms.
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Unprompted, he started listing some: Avonte Maddox's obstruction of Marquez Valdes-Scantling in Week 4.
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After a few pleasantries early in the call, Trump brings up this military aid unprompted.
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In a late April interview with POLITICO, he turned unprompted to the subject of Burisma.
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Trump also brought up Rosie O'Donnell unprompted during Monday's debate, one of his frequent sparring partners.
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He handed me positive fact sheets and articles and then, unprompted, summed things up: ''Roger wins.
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We know this because Lead Stories emailed Motherboard, unprompted, the same day Motherboard published its story.
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" At the next scan four weeks later, another ultrasound tech remarked, unprompted, "That's a big baby.
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To have an unprompted first-inning pitching change on top of that seemed a little much.
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Over the past few days, users with Alexa-enabled devices have reported hearing strange, unprompted laughter.
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It's sometimes unprompted or appears as a bizarre response to requests to turn off the lights.
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Unprompted, she shared her own impressions of what was wrong, and gave him opportunities to vent.
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Children may be capable of unprompted hilarity, but they're also equally capable of making things awkward.
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After a few minutes of mindless swiping, I have about 20 matches and six unprompted messages.
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And he chafed, unprompted, at grumblings that Ms. Clinton should assist her mother in social affairs.
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Mr. Gray had fled, apparently unprompted, from police officers in the Sandtown neighborhood of West Baltimore.
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" Amid this backdrop, the official added of Sessions, unprompted: "The White House stands firmly behind him.
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Between dental surgeries, he decided to send unprompted clips of his original character to his friends.
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Putin paints this version of America repeatedly in The Putin Interviews, both unprompted and with Stone's encouragement.
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Asked by The Times last year about the #MeToo movement, Mr. Bloomberg brought up Mr. Rose unprompted.
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Mr. Gray had fled, unprompted, from police officers, who later placed him in Officer Goodson's transport wagon.
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But Obama's words inspired Spooner so much that, unprompted, she sent me a portion of the speech.
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It had unnerved her the first time Yael had given her with a cup of tea unprompted.
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Unprompted, he told the authorities that he "did not do" the "JCC threats," according to the documents.
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" Shortly afterward, he said, unprompted, "I think 'What are you working on next?' is the worst question.
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At one point during the interview, he burst into an unprompted, extended soliloquy about rats in Bombay.
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But Amazon and Google restrict ads on their smart speakers lest customers find unprompted sponsored content intrusive.
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And why not offer a smile and an unprompted thank-you to any art handlers you encounter?
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Earlier in the evening at a campaign forum here, he had yelled, unprompted, about Medicare for all.
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A young boy points to the sky in what is surely an unprompted goodbye to the departing drone.
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When Clinton brought it up unprompted she received one of the biggest bursts of applause of the evening.
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"I took a hit in Iowa, and I will probably take a hit here," Mr. Biden said unprompted.
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And then the next damn day, Trump meets with Russian officials and gives them classified information, apparently unprompted.
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One of few turns was courtesy of Clinton, who during an October debate brought up the issue unprompted.
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"We received a lot of unprompted feedback, going both ways," Lieblich told Reuters during a conference in London.
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Use of jailhouse informers is constitutional, as long as the informer happens to hear the defendant talk, unprompted.
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However, he warned unprompted on Tuesday that Democrats will "lie" and criticize his administration's handling of the storm.
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People in the crowd gawk, pointing to the plane, unprompted, as a reason they believe in Mr. Trump.
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According to one of the sources on Friday, Murdoch called Stephenson twice, unprompted, on May 16 and Aug.
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The great thing about Jenk's article is that it grew out of Lynch's friends telling stories unprompted, organically.
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And no, Kopco said, unprompted, none of the residents of Deadwood were feeding corpses to the town's hogs.
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In part that is because it has taken place mostly by land, unprompted by war or natural disaster.
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Mr. Longabaugh, unprompted, offered a comparison between Mr. Sanders's grass-roots following and political infrastructure and Mr. Biden's.
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"He sort of raised his head to kind of see, test the weather, and ..." "Pow," Jackson whispers, unprompted.
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During a rally in Michigan on Saturday, attendees, apparently unprompted, began chanting "Nobel" while Trump discussed North Korea.
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At Trump Tower, Mr. Harvey said, unprompted, that he hadn't laughed recently as a result of the controversy.
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" Unprompted, he said he's always asked himself whether the program should have ever been made: "Is this right?
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Unprompted, several Democrats admiringly discussed Avenatti's physique to VICE News but declined to say so on the record.
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The EU may seem like it's being overly cautious about the buyout, but it didn't launch the investigation unprompted.
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Unprompted, Ms Li relates how her daughter, a banker, warned her against taking private firms' promises at face value.
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A number of people have reported receiving unprompted password recovery emails from an address that originated with the retailer.
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Spike goes in his crate unprompted all the time to chill out by himself or chew on his toys.
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METI's First Message Is Music for AliensHumans don't just wait for extraterrestrial messages to arrive, unprompted, all the time.
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"By the way, your email prompted me to have another look through your deleted article," Beetstra wrote back, unprompted.
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In an unprompted screed against Comey, Trump said Democrats wanted Comey fired but then criticized Trump for dismissing him.
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It was not unprompted: At a July 5 rally in Montana, Trump challenged Warren to take an ancestry test.
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Unprompted, Ruddy, the CEO of Newsmax Media, attacked the President's chief of staff, Reince Priebus, as weak and incompetent.
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Ronson, though, is unexpectedly reflective—often offering up insights into where his head is at right now, entirely unprompted.
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They tend to wait to be asked for help, rather than telling us what they think they know unprompted.
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The survey found that consumers who mentioned tariffs unprompted were more likely to expect higher inflation and rising unemployment.
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Unprompted, he added that though he was considered a Trump campaign surrogate, he had no communications with the Russians.
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In a new interview with Washington Post reporter Robert Costa, Trump made an "unprompted" comment about the CNN host.
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Tom Marino (R-Pa.) said, unprompted, that Trump would be well served by choosing a female vice presidential nominee.
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Unprompted, Giuliani emphasized that he and the President are "on offense" when it comes to pursuing dirt on Democrats.
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Speaking to LBC Radio this morning, Goldsmith began his interview with a completely unprompted reference to Leicester's title win.
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In the eight hours I spent between the two restaurants, the staff made no unprompted mention of their beliefs.
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Unprompted, he bragged about how much money he made, without pausing to ask me anything about my own career aspirations.
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She claims that one month after they were married, John punched, unprompted, her while they were driving in the car.
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Many White visitors spoke unprompted of the dangers of "erasing history," while also being disturbed by Roosevelt's racism to Indians.
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On Wednesday, seemingly unprompted, Hamill decided to share some Twitter-love with The Last Jedi co-star Kelly Marie Tran.
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Fans said Knabenbauer would often send unsolicited, sexually explicit photos to them on Snapchat or would send risqué photos unprompted.
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In the run-up to the early nominating contests, Jeb Bush increasingly began mentioning his family unprompted, often to applause.
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Unprompted, he pulled out a cracked iPhone to show his favorite photo: himself, Sudan, and Ringo, still barely knee height.
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Raising the issue unprompted during Sunday evening's Democratic presidential debate, Clinton took responsibility for spurring action in the state's leadership.
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Several current and former employees told us unprompted that they believed H.Wood had a special relationship with the local police.
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"When I retire, I'm going to do a PhD on fans," Fernandes goes on, speaking entirely unprompted at this point.
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In fact, five minutes ago, if someone had simply told us to watch this video unprompted, we might have scoffed.
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During his visit to J.C. Penney headquarters, he jumped on stage unprompted to pose for pictures with his cardboard self.
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And then that unprompted Larry to say the whole Morgan Freeman situation is terrible and seems to back the actor.
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Trump has brought up commuting Blagojevich's sentence unprompted multiple times at this point, and he clearly wants to do it.
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A number of sources who spoke to The Hill raised, unprompted, Sanders's refusal to formally affiliate himself as a Democrat.
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Or did he come up with the accent unprompted, as the "Simpsons" writer Mike Reiss said in a 2016 podcast?
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CLIP OF DONALD TRUMP JW: But is this just completely unprompted, just like a personal bone he has to pick?
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In almost a year of covering Mr. de Blasio, I had received an unprompted call from him only twice before.
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On that call, Ambassador Bolton suggested to me—unprompted—that the committee look into the recall of Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch.
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Prisoner vocalizing unprompted meant it was winding down, but Pace'd get in trouble if he let on that he knew that.
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Maxine Waters, in which he offered her unprompted advice on how to conduct a hearing as he mimicked pounding a gavel.
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The fear of the future is here: Amazon's Alexa is malfunctioning, scaring many frightened users with creepy, maniacal laughter totally unprompted.
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Fresh off a bar brawl at Donovan's, where a local woman verbally assaulted Nilsa unprompted, the housemates feel closer than ever.
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Check out "Spice" below, along with these five handy tips for spicing up your own life that Nef sent unprompted: True!
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But the initial lack of clarity as to its purpose, coupled with the fact that it installed unprompted, caused understandable alarm.
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Unprompted, one of them mused about what a nice girl like me was doing in the back of a police car.
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" Trump then called the agent to the podium for an unplanned speech, telling the crowd unprompted that Anzaldua "speaks perfect English.
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He put a momentary scare into European officials at the White House on Friday when he brought up car tariffs unprompted.
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Bush has been tearing into Trump recently over the incident, calling him a "jerk" unprompted late last month in New Hampshire.
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Stanford said that, yes, she was—she's a registered physician in Massachusetts—and she handed the woman her medical license, unprompted.
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Conway brought up the analogy unprompted, using it as part of a statement about women's physical capabilities in relation to men's.
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If trade-related tensions weren't enough to rattle allies, Trump's unprompted public statements concerning Russia's readmission to the group certainly were.
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Unprompted, about half of her respondents said at this point that they used games specifically to cope with service-related stress.
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Finally, with your woman card you can also get never-ending, unprompted advice on how you should or should not speak.
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During our drive, for the first time in the seven months we'd known each other, Mullen asked me several unprompted questions.
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In an interview with Fox News's Brett Baier on April 9, Shanahan — completely unprompted — criticized Lockheed Martin's flagship F-35 warplane.
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But, unprompted, he brought up his faith when he was asked about his attitude toward Israel's conduct in the Middle East.
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If it had, Russian officials might have found a better entrèe to the White House than unprompted emails to Ms. Hicks.
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Peter, who was married in 2007, seemed to refer to this history unprompted when asked a general question about career regrets.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "You know, it's not good when you have to tell people unprompted that the government is not in chaos.
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" Sanders, unprompted and not opting for the obvious lyrical reply ("Good as hell"), said, "Ready to fight for Medicare for All.
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On Thursday afternoon, Coons began telling a group of reporters, almost unprompted, about watching Biden's moving speech for McCain last year.
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She was funny, clumsy, and loud—she read odious tweets, unprompted, at a volume that rang throughout the open floor plan.
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"That man called me boy," he finally told me, unprompted, while pointing his eyes toward an older white gentleman in blue overalls.
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That set off an unprompted 127-word digression into the kind of coverage he was getting from CNN, Fox News, and NBC.
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What was striking was how many people, unprompted, floated the idea that their use was a result of some kind of addiction.
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" Campaigning on Friday in Wisconsin, Mr. Cruz broached the subject unprompted, reminding voters that Mr. Trump had recently "taken to attacking Heidi.
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"Prompted survey and unprompted social data surface different types of insights, and looking at them together gives you a 360-degree picture."
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A few moments after we meet, despite some initial nerves, Amanda, unprompted, starts recanting the story of how she lost her virginity.
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Everyone else we talk to in the days that follow will do the same, always unprompted, at some point in our conversation.
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Some have said the woman appears to be pressured to work out by a husband who gifted her an exercise machine unprompted.
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He then went on to recount, unprompted, a number of allegations against him by various women, which he claimed were all false.
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Press Kitchen, a PR agency, approached Mashable via email with the story late last week, completely unprompted, and we initially ignored the pitch.
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Ryan's criticism -- coming one day after he endorsed his party's presumptive presidential nominee -- came unprompted during an interview on a Wisconsin radio station.
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Switchboard operators alerted on-call staff, though most found out an attack was under way via Twitter or WhatsApp and set out unprompted.
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Television images showed, however, that he and Vettel had done so unprompted after they stepped out of their cars in the pit lane.
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Speaking at a town hall-style event on Thursday, Mr. Bush, unprompted, offered that he loves his mom, Barbara Bush, most of all.
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My colleague Sarah Kliff has run focus groups with Trump voters where participants bring up their admiration for Canadian-style single-payer unprompted.
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Humans can do a variety of things unprompted, according to Tomaso Poggio, director at the Center for Brains, Minds and Machines at MIT.
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Then she began, unprompted, to talk about her own personal favorite Halloween costume: when she dressed up as "Purple Rain" in law school.
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In lying on the floor and masturbating completely unprompted, you demonstrated that you didn't understand this lesson, and you weren't the only one.
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But it's the unprompted combativeness that smacks most of the trademark Elon Muskiness that people seem to either love or love to hate.
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Trudeau is again promising action following the disturbing findings about Indigenous women and girls, but has said little on the campaign trail unprompted.
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" And then again, for the third time, seemingly unprompted, Trump said, "I think he is going to be a terrific president of France.
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Seemingly unprompted, he slammed the nuclear deal former President Barack Obama struck with Iran and other world powers to curb Tehran's nuclear program.
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It is unclear why Giuliani made the unprompted disclosure, but it could be related to the FBI's raid on Cohen's office last month.
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And more and more men have come out to add to Westbrook's claims about Charles's tendency to slide into their DMs, unwanted and unprompted.
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A significant amount of women (39%) also said "women's careers are inextricably tied to expectations about their gender and sexual availability" in unprompted responses.
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Unprompted, Aldridge brings up the initial talk he had with Popovich after last season ended, one that was followed up by several phone calls.
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Bush brought up Trump's name unprompted in order to question the real-estate developer's plans to combat the Islamic State in the Middle East.
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On a few different livestreams of Notre Dame on YouTube, the site offers a totally unprompted, unrelated description of the September 11 attacks: pic.twitter.
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It's not like he makes a totally unprompted and organic observation about Williams being ranked 26th; he's pushed and prodded into it a bit.
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One name that came up repeatedly -- and unprompted -- in conversations with committee members and operatives here in New Mexico this week: Maryland's Larry Hogan.
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The premium room that I reserved was the lowest room category, but at check-in I was upgraded, unprompted, to a larger Excelsior Room.
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Amazon thinks it has a solution to a freaky problem: Reports of Alexa-powered devices like Amazon Echo creeping users out by laughing unprompted.
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Some mammals and birds do share food with their kin, but they don't generally engage in that behavior unprompted with non-kin or strangers.
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He even accompanied her, unprompted, to the D.M.V.—an act roughly equivalent, in today's gallantry currency, to Perseus rescuing Andromeda from the sea monster.
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But Sanders always puts health care first — he will bring it up unprompted at the debates — and he is uncompromising about Medicare-for-all.
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" The most common answer by far — given, unprompted, by 22 percent of voters — was some variation on "kick them all out and replace them.
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O'Reilly remained on Trump's good side to the point where the president provided an unprompted vote of support as sexual harassment allegations swirled around O'Reilly.
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Once there, an officer noted that "the first thing the woman said, unprompted, was 'I wasn't going to push them off,'" according to the affidavit.
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Trump, unprompted, also referenced the Russia investigation, of which he said, "You know I call it a witch hunting, and it is a witch hunting."
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For the most part, I visited without having a specific destination — I had become accustomed to the site serving up something I would like, unprompted.
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In February a Czech minister said his people were tired of being "Europe's garbage can", a metaphor that several Czech shoppers repeated unprompted to Charlemagne.
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The response, and the emotional aftermath, of these coordinated raids can resemble the devastation following a natural disaster -- an unprompted comparison that interviewees consistently make.
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Ruiz was quick to point out, unprompted, that the pods are fully recyclable, as the company got backlash against the potential for wastefulness almost immediately.
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On Tuesday, the president lobbed an unprompted attack on Democrats, claiming they will "lie" and criticize his administration's response to Florence regardless of its success.
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" In a recent Monmouth University national poll, almost 6 in 10 Americans said, unprompted, that coronavirus was the "biggest concern facing your family right now.
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"You talk about somebody that's a loser; she doesn't know what the hell she's doing," Mr. Trump said of Ms. Ryan, in an unprompted diatribe.
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So had his often divisive rhetoric: Along with unprompted chants of "Lock her up," chants of "Build the wall" broke out during Mr. Trump's visit.
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During an interview with NPR, John — unprompted — said he admired DeGeneres, 61, for "very eloquently" standing by her friendship with Bush despite their political differences.
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Yet CNN chose not to elevate any students who would ask about any of it; to discuss Yemen, Sanders had to bring it up unprompted.
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That really set off alarm bells for me because when I disclosed it to the Mueller investigation unprompted, they knew more about it than I did.
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After passing a man in a suit, he seems to abruptly shove another pedestrian, unprompted, as a bus approaches from behind him, The Washington Post reports.
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She penned an essay for Refinery29 recently, where she discusses the frustrations of people commenting on her body, and her right to not enjoy unprompted compliments.
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"If Trump noticed someone glancing at the box — and sometimes completely unprompted — he would pick it up and move it farther away from himself," Sims writes.
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He occasionally calls unprompted into one of Sirius&apos NASCAR shows and his brief segment Wednesday covered several topics pertaining to the series his grandfather founded.
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In early 2013, after a week of flirty back-and-forths, a man I'd matched with on Tinder sent me footage of his penis ejaculating, unprompted.
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When I spoke to Toronto-based designer Hayley Elsaesser about her passionate plea for change in the Canadian fashion industry, she brought up Kale's show unprompted.
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On Christmas Day, the president also veered into an unprompted attack on James B. Comey, the former F.B.I. director he fired more than a year ago.
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Eliot Engel of New York, the chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, said Bolton raised concerns about what happened to Yovanovitch "unprompted" during the conversation.
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One man who spoke to BuzzFeed News after hearing Buttigieg at the Sharpton event said unprompted that the candidate's sexuality was a disqualifying issue to him.
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Mnuchin's last appearance in April before the committee ended in a testy exchange with Waters in which he offered unprompted advice on how to conduct a meeting.
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At the crucial moment when the American Health Care Act was collapsing, Trump broke the news with unprompted calls to Haberman and to the Post's Robert Costa.
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Bernie Sanders to protest the Republican bill -- first in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Saturday night and then Columbus, Ohio, early Sunday -- the President's name never came up unprompted.
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After coming home from school, I would sit with my family and, unprompted, tell them about the delicious lunch I had enjoyed with my friends that day.
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Minutes later, unprompted, Mr. Healey sent Mr. Strauss a text inviting him to join him and his old Princeton roommate for dinner a couple of blocks away.
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The term "voice mail" modernizes a classic understanding of lyric poetry, similar to the way Dickinson's sense of her poems as unprompted "letters to the world" did.
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Previously his opinions had been restricted to the perils of moles; now he opened up, unprompted, on the pros and cons of monogamy as he'd experienced them.
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"As such, any suggestion by Cohen that his meetings with law enforcement reflect a selfless and unprompted about-face are overstated," the Manhattan office told the court.
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After Trump's initial comments transformed the disgrace in Charlottesville into a crisis for the White House, only a handful of CEOs on Trump's business councils resigned unprompted.
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A few songs into the set, unprompted, she starts weeping—like full-bodied sob, mouth gaping—onstage, often turning her back to shield herself from the audience.
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A gluten-free diner might be presented, unprompted, with an off-menu farinata, a chickpea-flour pancake, and a bowl of creamy polenta and short-rib ragù.
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"That ad is deplorable," said Fran Hadjilogiou, 75, unprompted, while talking to a reporter about Mr. Trump's debate performance at a Trump campaign event in Melbourne, Fla.
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Marshall estimated he received another $40,000 to $100,000 from eventually selling off the other shares of Retrophin that Shkreli gave him unprompted before they reached their settlement.
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In fact, every time a country has initiated an unprompted cyberattack, it has invariably led to more conflict and has encouraged retaliatory breaches rather than deterring them.
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As the President launched unprompted into a tirade about Mueller and the FBI, Bolton and other national security officials sat stone-faced, some with their eyes downcast.
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Benioff's politics are winning him an intriguing collection of admirers, including Ed Norton, the actor and tech investor who, completely unprompted, praised Benioff on a recent podcast.
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Will we continue to sit idly by while an alleged rapist ostentatiously looks down his nose at us, doing condescending, totally unprompted, objectively terrible tweets all day?
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That led House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) to announce, unprompted, at a Capitol news conference that she'd eagerly sign onto Chaffetz's bill once it's introduced.
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Despite the threat, an unprompted direct attack is extremely unlikely because the United States vastly outguns Pyongyang, which values the continuation of its dictatorship above all else.
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We've been in this situation for a long time," he said asked about impeachment's impact on the Senate as an institution, before adding unprompted: "I liked being governor.
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"I can't believe we're almost finished," Emily said, a rare unprompted remark, as they pulled up on the cracked and weedy asphalt apron that surrounded the apartment block.
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Here are the most interesting things Rodgers (who, in case you were wondering, is voluminous, funny and smart as hell in conversation) said, mostly unprompted, about… well, everything.
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"I just learned that you don't become great at something until you really obsess over it," Valee' said, unprompted, getting to the end of his snifter of tequila.
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The plane made an unprompted roll on its left side at a 41 degree angle, he said, adding that rolls are rarely greater than 563 to 25 degrees.
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But for consoles, this is type of backwards compatibility — in which games you purchased in the past appear unprompted in the download queue — is an entirely new experience.
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Capitalism is a cruel mistress (and not the cool, queer sex worker-slash-labor organizer kind) with no interest in dropping better working conditions into your lap unprompted.
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In the interview, the "Queer Eye" star said unprompted that he was "excited" to meet Spicer, who will appear on ABC's "Dancing With the Stars" along with Brown.
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According to the Bradenton Herald, Marines was previously investigated for misusing criminal justice information in 2012 after allegedly showing up at a woman's home unprompted on several occasions.
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After all, Romney was the guy who, voluntarily and unprompted, reemerged from private life to call Trump a fraud and a phony who was unfit to be president.
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Is there anything less cool than walking around with a neon stick in your mouth and doing smoke tricks, unprompted, that make the surrounding area smell like bubblegum?
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No job, even one making labor a priority, is going to be perfect, and there will be occasions where you put in extra time, asked to or unprompted.
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As my colleague Emily Crockett writes: What's remarkable about the Fox and Friends exchange, other than its cruelty, is that Trump brought up the Miss Universe moment unprompted.
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Note that just yesterday, two Daily Caller propagandists lobbed Trump a softball about potential Whitaker replacements, and Trump, unprompted, confessed that Whitaker's appointment was all about Mueller. pic.twitter.
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Sanders talked about why he can unify the electorate and then, unprompted, pivoted to Biden and why his "same old, same old type of campaign" will not work.
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After I zipped her out of it and set the opener carrier on my apartment floor, I later found her lounging on the cushioned black mat (unprompted). Success.
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The president, who's tweeted unprompted criticism of McCain in recent days, told Bartiromo that his attacks on the late senator are because the media keeps bringing it up.
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Mr. Kasich brought up his Lehman years, unprompted, at one of his New Hampshire events on Monday, and laughed off the attacks on his connection with the failed firm.
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The Canadian dating service, which proudly touts the motto "life is short; have an affair," surveyed its users and found that 73% of women have received unprompted nude pics,.
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Terrence Howard went on a strange and seemingly unprompted Twitter rant in the wee hours of Saturday morning, weighing in on domestic violence and attempting to clear his name.
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I was trying to have a serious conversation with someone in the room while the Note charged up nearby, and the assistant kept trying to look things up, unprompted.
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"I started it," said both Race Imboden and Miles Chamley-Watson of Team USA, independently and unprompted, when the subject came up of fencers launching careers on the runway.
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Bishop declined further comment on the Paris remark, but added an unprompted observation on Trump's use of social media, saying she wouldn't "run a commentary on his Twitter account".
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The aides were particularly frustrated when Mr. Trump, unprompted, mentioned the comedian Rosie O'Donnell during an exchange about his treatment of women, saying she deserved his vitriol and criticism.
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Adam Mosseri, Facebook's head of news feed, in recent days wrote unprompted to a BuzzFeed editor and to its chief executive reminiscing and telling a story about his mother.
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His unprompted interview last week with the editor of a liberal magazine not only demonstrated a naïve willingness to forge alliances with the economic left on trade and infrastructure.
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Even Bossert, a cybersecurity expert, was duped, enthusiastically accepting an invitation to "a bit of a soiree" from a fake Jared Kushner, and giving out his personal email address unprompted.
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Anytime a stranger started talking to me about cybersecurity or NSO Group unprompted, I started to wonder if they were sent there to find out what I was working on.
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Chick-fil-A executives constantly name-check Cathy unprompted, recalling memories of dinners at his home, countless acts of charity, and dozens of children who considered him a foster grandfather.
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On Wednesday, his official Twitter account responded in kind, releasing what could be his final video appearance: an earnest, unprompted speech Lee made about how much he valued his fans.
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"Bernie Sanders's position on Israel could use some review," he told me, unprompted, before going on to express his own personal concern with Sanders's preference for a two-state solution.
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That law has been interpreted as a requirement to provide information on individuals when asked by the government, but not a proactive mandate to collect or share such info unprompted.
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Here he was on Wednesday, near the beginning of his press conference, riffing unprompted on his progress thus far: We've had some great news over the last couple of weeks.
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He mentioned, unprompted, in a recent interview that he had received financial aid in college, and said his parents had taken out personal loans to help pay for his education.
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During the same discussion of Mr. Trump's withdrawal from Syria, Ms. Gabbard denounced "regime change wars" and, unprompted, brought up news reports about her frequent mentions in Russian news outlets.
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At one point, unprompted, the crowd chanted "I want nothing — no quid pro quo" as Mr. Trump recalled his conversation with Gordon D. Sondland, the ambassador to the European Union.
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Trump noted — also unprompted — that Chinese negotiators would be in town next week as the high-stakes trade talks resume, with potentially billions of dollars in tariffs on the line.
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In a biting clip, comedian Eva Victor skewered the fact that a husband bought his wife an exercise bike seemingly unprompted -- what message does that send to the wife, then?
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" Ben Stiller, the director and executive producer of "Escape at Dannemora," told me, unprompted, that the actor had been keen to play "a guy who is at odds with himself.
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Birth control users often solicit recommendations from one another or offer them unprompted, and these communities can provide much-needed affirmation that someone experiencing unusual side effects isn't just imagining things.
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"But continuous, unprompted recording of what is happening on and along the road is not necessary for a plaintiff to secure evidence," the Federal Court of Justice said in a statement.
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In 20173, after his teammate Richard Sherman critiqued the rhetoric of the Black Lives Matter movement, Bennett, unprompted, politely detailed his disagreements with Sherman at a press conference the next day.
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But the writing machine -- well-oiled and in its original box -- arrived on their New England doorstep last Saturday after Julia's husband, Nick, wrote the actor, unprompted, to ask for one.
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It's an argument that seeks to reframe Trump's long-held image when it comes to racial matters, especially in the wake of his controversial and unprompted statements on the NFL protests.
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Rather, Graham's comments appeared to be an unprompted invitation to the president to take action if he wishes — a wink-and-nod gesture that he has a friend in the Senate.
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During one interview with investigators, Ms. Turner, unprompted, brought up Munchausen syndrome by proxy, a mental disorder in which a parent or caretaker induces illness in a child to get attention.
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I have heard reports from private Democratic focus groups in a Rust Belt swing state in which Democratic voters raised, unprompted, concerns that Democrats support killing babies after they are born.
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On Wednesday, Trump escalated his feud with a dead man, launching into an unprompted rant about McCain's funeral (among other things) during a speech at a tank factory in Lima, Ohio.
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I'm giddy with anticipation of the reveal when I see they're working with a new celebrity, like Dan Levy, and have declared my love of Mandy Moore's pantry in numerous conversations unprompted.
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She followed me back, and out of the blue gave me her phone number, told me what street she lived on, and offered me free tickets to a Redskins game, entirely unprompted.
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Within the group dynamic, it's immediately clear that he has the respect of the other prisoners—it's pretty rare for everyone to shut up, completely unprompted, as soon as someone starts talking.
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Taking aim at Germany Trump's assault on Germany was particularly astonishing given that it was unprompted and erupted in what had been expected to be a routine breakfast photo-op with Stoltenberg.
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Sit them in front of a camera, and they'll start talking completely unprompted about how improving their rimming skills is the first step in their quest to be a more complete person.
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That's from Democrats calling her unprompted to voice their support — meaning that they went out of their way to tell her that they had her back, according to a senior Democratic aide.
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During an interview with the Daily Caller on Wednesday, the president responded to a question about possible Whitaker replacements by admitting, unprompted, that his appointment was all about his frustration over Mueller.
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During that meeting, Strampel also made unprompted comments about taking nude photos that she interpreted as a request to send nude photos to him in exchange for special treatment, the complaint states.
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And after my second novel was published, one of the hosts of the "Today" show, Hoda Kotb, unprompted by my publicist, recommended my book on the air to her millions of viewers.
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"For me, his time here has been one of a failure, obstruction and gridlock," Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming said, unprompted, during a news conference with his fellow Republican leaders on Tuesday.
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Far more importantly, sharing a screenshot of this gaffe on Twitter led to some unprompted replies from all of you who have personally committed or witnessed culinary fuck-ups of a similar nature.
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The majority serves as a response to President Donald Trump issuing another volley — seemingly unprompted — toward Mexico, insisting once again that it will eventually pay for the southern border wall he's long promised.
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The majority serves as a response to President Donald Trump issuing another volley — seemingly unprompted — towards Mexico, insisting once again that it will eventually pay for the southern border wall he's long promised.
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Jack Osbourne is the victim in a coffee shop attack -- his morning cup of Joe was brutally interrupted when a random stranger delivered a blow to his head in a totally unprompted attack.
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"It's a disgrace, what's happening in our country," Trump fumed, seated behind the Resolute Desk on Tuesday, after decrying Democrats as hypocrites and recalling -- unprompted -- his firing of former FBI Director James Comey.
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But while on his feet, he said, unprompted, the shoes are "just as comfortable as my Plaes," and that's saying something for a kid who wears Plae sneakers more than any other shoe.
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The latest example came last month, when President Trump, unprompted, suggested that athletes in the service academies who had professional ambitions ought to be able to serve once their sports careers are over.
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"We know that our region is stormy; very, very dramatic things are happening in it," Mr. Netanyahu told reporters, unprompted, on the tarmac in Tel Aviv before departing for a visit to Athens.
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But he reached out to a reporter unprompted to praise Mr. Spicer after learning of this profile, a sign of the Trump White House's support for Mr. Spicer after a tumultuous first week.
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Harris, unprompted, made multiple mentions of the "39 days" that this group spent together trying to establish sufficient continuity to get through eight games and make their summer more of a non-story.
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Bloomberg answered, unprompted, that social grouping has less to do with race and gender than it does with class, because people of the same class generally care about the interest of that class.
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That theme was woven into the tributes to the honorees — Ms. Ronstadt, Mr. Thomas, Ms. Field, "Sesame Street" and the members of Earth, Wind & Fire — and sometimes emerged unprompted during the night's events.
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As POLITICO was reporting this story, a number of people close to Jackson reached out unprompted to say they had never seen him destroy documents, but would only speak on condition of anonymity.
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In a segment called "This Should Be Easy" — because securing the Democratic nomination should, in fact, be easy for Clinton — host Trevor Noah points out a slew of unprompted gaffes Clinton has made.
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Washington (CNN)Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said that he doesn't "want" or "care" about having House Speaker Paul Ryan's support in an interview in which he repeatedly trashed the House speaker, virtually unprompted.
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Rubio brought up Area 51 unprompted during a discussion about armed men who have taken over federal land in Oregon, they say in a protest of the federal government taking over too much land.
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" "I could probably just, you know, enjoy the zoo instead of needlessly inserting myself into it or talking ad nauseam, unprompted, about how well I'd run it if I were in charge of it.
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Gay rights worse than 'nuclear war' The problems began in early 2016, when a number of high-profile Indonesian politicians, including several government ministers, suddenly started to make unprompted attacks on Indonesia's LGBT community.
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But because it now plays totally unprompted every time I plug my phone into my car, it has become that song: the song that plays itself, the song that never asked to be played.
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Speaking before a Cabinet meeting at the White House, Trump brought up the abrupt trip to Walter Reed Medical Center unprompted, explaining that he'd only gone to undergo a portion of his yearly physical.
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Trump, during a rambling criticism of Bloomberg's 2015 comments that defended his city's stop-and-frisk policing practice with racist stereotypes, said unprompted that he would rather face the businessman than the Vermont senator.
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In an interview on Tuesday, Mr. Rosselló mentioned, unprompted, that Puerto Rico's population was almost entirely Latino and said that historically, there have been "ethnic undertones" to the treatment of Puerto Ricans by Washington.
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Barley's new bill, which now goes to parliament, obliges landlords to reveal unprompted whether they have benefited from rent price brake exemptions in the past and how much the previous rent for the property was.
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But the bombshell moment occurred when the original prosecutor, unprompted, revealed that after Dixon had been arrested, the investigators had conducted gun residue testing on his hands and clothes, and the test came back negative.
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Why it matters: The fact that people would bring it up unprompted — and then give it the lowest score of the 100 companies on the list — suggests that Americans aren't just unimpressed with their government.
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This came after interviews with Hispanic voters in the state, who said unprompted that they feared the United States could slide into authoritarianism reminiscent of what they or their families had fled in Latin America.
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For geneticists trying to understand a disease, or Bret Stephens writing an unprompted article about "Jewish genius," genes seem powerful and mysterious, as if they could potentially contain the answer to any of life's questions.
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In recent weeks, he has lashed out unprompted against four freshman Democrats in the House of Representatives: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts, Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, and me, from Minnesota.
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In recent weeks, he has lashed out unprompted against four freshman Democrats in the House of Representatives: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts, Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, and me, from Minnesota.
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Reid brought up former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg unprompted when we asked where things stood in Nevada — an interesting reaction considering that Bloomberg isn't even competing in the first four primary and caucus states.
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Khloé Kardashian had to come to the defense of her baby True over the weekend when a Twitter user — unprompted — told the Good American founder that her baby was "not cute at all," according to Celebitchy.
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" Speaking of the Middle East, Trump said unprompted: "I would love to be able to be the one that made peace with Israel and the Palestinians," adding, "I have reason to believe I can do that.
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And even the setting of Trump's comments was mind-boggling -- he burst out with his comments unprompted as his top military brass was gathered around him, contemplating whether to send US forces to war in Syria.
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But there's a difference between Barr's hate speech, which was an unprompted and unforgivable racial slur, and Bee's speech, which was a vulgar expression of outrage against an outrageous immigration policy that separates mothers from children.
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But a smaller number of people wrote in unprompted to assign me homework — books that they found useful as they were navigating their own changing conditions or those of spouses, close friends or other family members.
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David Brock, a longtime top Clinton ally, reached out unprompted to Talking Points Memo late last week to tear into Sanders — one of a handful of Clinton supporters who have done so since the Vermont senator's announcement.
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In a rare unprompted press statement, the NSA explained that it would halt "any upstream internet communications that are solely 'about' a foreign intelligence target," restricting its surveillance to messages sent or received by foreign intelligence targets.
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Bannon also offered unprompted criticism of fellow advisers to the president, including National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn, whom Bannon placed among those he is fighting "every day" to push a harder line on international trade issues.
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He also spent time, both in conversations with reporters and unprompted on the stump, casting himself as a longtime champion of the environment and defending his record on climate change, a key issue to many progressive voters.
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"He just rolled on, unprompted, explaining why it couldn't possibly be true, ending by saying he was thinking of asking me to investigate the allegation to prove it was a lie," Comey writes, according to The Post.
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Amazon is going to be adding notifications to its Alexa service, so that skills can provide you with information as it becomes available, unprompted, as opposed to only in response to active voice queries made by a user.
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The reporters had gathered for a briefing from a senior official detailing the administration's plans to stick to a restrictive immigration agenda when the president dropped in unprompted, shortly before departing for Davos, Switzerland, pre-empting the official.
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Speaking publicly on Monday for the first time since the trial, Judge Kemp, 57, said she was not thinking about Ms. Guyger's race when she agreed to give her a hug, nor did she offer the Bible unprompted.
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The publicity team was thrilled when Ritter, the star of the Netflix series "Jessica Jones," agreed to blurb the book — and even more thrilled when, unprompted, she shared a picture of it with her 655,000 followers on Instagram.
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She may not burst forth at the Thanksgiving dinner table with unprompted declarations like "The probability of the existence of your individual, unique genome is about one over a googolplex," but she obviously sees herself in the guy.
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"Lady Liberty shows that everyone and anyone can come in," said Jacob Kassin, 13, an eighth grader at the Magen David Yeshivah, who, unprompted, spoke harshly about Mr. Trump's proposed travel ban before being hushed by a teacher.
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And on that note, it's worth mentioning that while Root-Bernstein has recorded the first unprompted tool use in pigs, we've already got an example of a pig that's been prompted by humans to use tools — to awesome effect.
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The key feature for its newest slate of smartphones is called "Now Playing," which constantly monitors the world around you and tells you — unprompted — what music is playing in the background — and puts the information on the lock screen.
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It was telling not only how ISIS' news agency announced unprompted that Abu Muhammad al-Adnani was "martyred" during a Syria operation, but that they even had their weekly newspaper, al-Naba, ready to go with a glossy tribute.
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He volunteered, unprompted, that he had been present for the theft of the scooter that Mohammed used in the killings, and told investigators that, a few weeks prior, his brother had spoken to him of waging jihad in France.
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Christie jumped in unprompted to concur, arguing that the GOP needs to make sure that "women in this country understand anything they can dream, anything that they want to aspire to, they can do" — including fighting for their country.
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As the daylight faded from his study Mr. Le Pen returned unprompted to the Holocaust, the subject on which he made what historians consider perhaps his greatest transgression, and the one that sank the fortunes of the National Front.
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In each photo, there is ease and intent, focus and fury and, perhaps above all, a nearly palpable, unprompted sense of racial solidarity that makes me wonder why it's still so hard for us to get it right today.
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It's a tiny interaction, unprompted, unscripted, but it's exactly the sort of charming little moment that's catapulted Bon Appétit's video content from run-of-the-mill cooking instructionals to viral sensations driven by a cast of genuinely beloved hosts.
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Three days before the conversation with Best, Assange brought up Rich unprompted during an appearance via livestream on Netherlands' Nieuwsuur, a nightly public news broadcast: "Whistleblowers go to significant efforts to get us material, at often very significant risks," he said.
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It's funny because I would interview people separately, and they would then, each of them unprompted, "Oh, well there was the time I had to go get Annie out of the hospital and pretend to be her mother," or something.
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Slightly less than 2% of poll respondents offered unprompted comments that black-on-white racism is a bigger problem facing the military than white nationalist groups, or that reports of white supremacist viewpoints in the military is only a media hoax.
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Hoffman, who returned to the topic unprompted according to a Washington Post reporter who was present, had apologized for his behavior after the allegations first emerged, but on the panel questioned whether events as described by Graham Hunter took place.
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Cruz's unprompted riff was altogether his most extensive critique so far of Trump's personal financial dealings, during which Cruz went as far as to say that it is an open question whether Trump is hiding crimes that he had committed.
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Minutes after the three-hour hearing started, Judge Ellis, unprompted, noted that Mr. Manafort was "not before this court for anything having to do with collusion with the Russian government to influence this election," the core of Mr. Mueller's inquiry.
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Our conversation covered Schumer's rise in politics (an unprompted and vivid history as told by the senator himself), his tenure as Democratic leader so far, and the future for the party if Democrats, as he hopes, take the Senate majority.
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On Thursday, unprompted, Trump took time out of his speech at the National Prayer Breakfast to complain that "The New Celebrity Apprentice," the version of his old show now hosted by Arnold Schwarzenegger, has been a "disaster" with poor ratings.
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Martel, who has concerts booked in 14 countries this year, from Ukraine to New Zealand, notes that American crowds generally don't know the arm movements and clapping that traditionally accompany "Radio Ga Ga," while international audiences will do it unprompted.
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Unprompted, the company was quick to list the many levels of security and privacy baked into the stack, from encryption to an actual physical piece of plastic the consumer can snap onto the top of the device to serve as a lens cap.
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"They need their health so they can solve problems," said the 80-year-old retired businessman, who gave his surname as Xu. Unprompted, Mr Xu's wife offered praise for Xi Jinping, calling him a good man who had brought China great stability.
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The state of play: Trump hasn't told our sources when he plans to make a move, but they say his discussions on the topic have been occurring for months — often unprompted — and the president has mentioned potential replacements since at least February.
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Then, totally unprompted, Spicer compared al-Assad to Adolf Hitler, saying, "You had someone as despicable as Hitler, who didn't even sink to chemical weapons"The White House Press Secretary just told the American press circuit that Adolf Hitler didn't use chemical weapons.
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Not long after Rich's murder, which police maintain was a robbery attempt turned deadly, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange helped further fuel speculation that the slain DNC staffer was a WikiLeaks source, first with unprompted remarks during an interview on a Dutch TV program.
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Alexa hasn't supported the ability to provide any kind of audio notice unprompted as a result of data it receives from a user's connected services – the closest it comes is being able to sound an alert based on an alarm or timer.
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" Later in the letter, he writes: "However much it resonates with your base, your villification of the rich is misguided, ignoring, among other things, the sources of their wealth and the substantial contributions to society which they already, unprompted by you, make.
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President Trump nods and smiles as Haley, unprompted, says she won't run for the WH in 2020 and will support Trump Viewed as something of a moderate within the administration, Haley has walked a tight rope as Trump's ambassador tor the United Nations.
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But rather than trying to change the subject from the allegations against him, he dives right into them, even unprompted, as he did on the last day of the legislative session in a surprise speech comparing himself to a victim of lynching.
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This concern — that Google might just give up on Stadia at some point and kill the service, as it has done with so many other services over the years — was repeatedly brought up, unprompted, by every person we spoke with for this piece.
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I guess what I'm saying is: Show me a tech company that goes public with its bad behavior totally unprompted, with no reporters asking and no damning exposés about to hit, and I'll consider the possibility that maybe this isn't all about money.
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Trump on Thursday broadened the controversy over his request that Ukraine open a corruption investigation into the Bidens — already the focus of an impeachment inquiry by House Democrats — by bringing up China, unprompted, as another country that should look into the matter.
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It's clearly on a lot of other people's minds as well: when we interviewed Matt Howard of Norwest on Equity a few weeks back, he noted (unprompted) that Uber is one of the few companies that could reach "nation-state" status when it IPOs.
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On the cusp of what looks like a certain call up to the UFC following an unprompted Joe Silva email, it would appear this isn't the last we've heard of Emil Meek as he begins his latest adventure at the top level of the sport.
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His refusal to commit to accepting the election results, along with his unprompted praise for murderous strong men like Bashar Assad and Vladimir Putin played to Trump's biggest weakness with voters: that he doesn't have the temperament or judgment to serve as commander-in-chief.
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But the most poignant moment of these playoffs might have come in an interview room, where, after losing at Green Bay on Sunday, Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch launched into an unprompted soliloquy advising teammates to take care of their bodies, minds and finances.
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Led by conservation ecologist Meredith Root-Bernstein, who is a visiting researcher at the Musée de l'Homme in Paris, the authors report "the first structured observations of unprompted instrumental object manipulation in a pig, the Visayan warty pig Sus cebifrons," according to the study.
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" Conway's attack against Clinton was unprompted by the trio of "Fox & Friends" hosts interviewing her and came amid a line of questioning about criticism of President Donald Trump by former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, whom Conway accused of being an "armchair psychiatrist.
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The often exuberant Mr. Booker brought his always-turned-up-to-11 delivery to the Wing, speaking unprompted about topics like "menstrual equity" — the idea that menstrual products should be affordable and not taxed — and his fight to make tampons free for women in prisons.
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Speaking to reporters as he departed the White House for Florida, the president once again urged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to open a corruption investigation into the Bidens, but brought up China unprompted when asked what action he wanted his Ukrainian counterpart to take.
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Unprompted, and in another zag in the conversation, he brought up what he called the "golden showers thing," repeating much of what he had said to me previously, adding that it bothered him if there was "even one percent chance" his wife, Melania, thought it was true.
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Washington (CNN)Late Thursday night, seemingly unprompted, deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein -- he of the James Comey firing memo and the appointment of Bob Mueller as special counsel in the Russia investigation -- put out a very odd statement on just how terrible anonymously-sourced stories are.
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The improvised, bottom-up nature of the protest movement is further evident in the scores of medics, some of them medical staff from local hospitals, who say they have turned up unprompted at protest sites to treat the wounded and administer saline solution to tear gas victims.
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"I do think when we are having conversations about anti-Semitism we should be looking at the most extreme on both sides, and I would bring up Congresswoman Ilhan Omar and some of her comments that got so much attention," McCain said Sunday, bringing up Omar unprompted.
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Clinton delivered, unprompted, a lengthy policy prescription for what to do in Syria, including a gentle critique of the Obama administration for not pursuing her original proposal of a no-fly zone, according to a person who attended and described her remarks on the condition of anonymity.
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When speaking to reporters on the White House lawn last Thursday, Trump again urged Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate unsubstantiated allegations of corruption by former Vice President Joe Biden and his son, and also stated unprompted that he wanted China to launch its own investigation.
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" Now, Cutz says, "there has been an indisputable and noticeable decline in attention being paid to Venezuela," in large part because Trump — who he says showed great personal interest in Venezuela, frequently raising it unprompted — realized "this won't be an easy win for his foreign policy.
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" But Ms. Spanberger said she has had conversations with colleagues in more solid blue districts about the impact of both hard-line liberal policy and the tone of opposition, which have prompted her to emphasize in town halls, sometimes unprompted, that she is "absolutely not a socialist.
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After I asked about what Facebook should do about false news, such as some of the content that is published on a site like Infowars, Zuckerberg gave an unprompted example of Holocaust deniers to make his point about allowing hoaxes to be published on the site.
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I've never felt the need to own an Amazon Echo device, partly because I feel like I can Google things faster than a voice assistant can understand me, but mostly because of that one time a bunch of Alexa devices all decided to creepily laugh at their owners, unprompted.
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She moves, unprompted, into the grander aspects of what it means to create art that can have a lasting effect on someone's life; on the people who, Alex says, write Beach House and say their music has healed them, acted as therapy, or even just helped them sleep.
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As reporters picked up on the remarks, the White House's communications shop went into rapid response mode -- emailing several reporters, unprompted, to dismiss any tea leaf reading on the matter, insisting that Trump does not "typically" call out staff for praise in public remarks, only members of his Cabinet.
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Cynthia Lummis files to run for Wyoming Senate seat Former Wyoming GOP lawmaker mulling Senate bid to replace Enzi Liz Cheney faces a big decision on her future MORE (R-Wyo.) offered the idea, somewhat unprompted, at a Capitol Hill event hosted by the Heritage Foundation this week.
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It's not that this is unrealistic, or doesn't make for entertaining developments — indeed, one of the film's more dramatic moments occurs when a footman speaks unprompted to the king (a huge faux pas) — it's just that all the hand wringing about relatively minor issues can get a bit tiresome.
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Commentators were startled by former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr.'s remark, "I took a hit in Iowa and I'll probably take a hit here" — an unprompted declaration that he didn't expect to do well in New Hampshire, even as he was ostensibly trying to do exactly that.
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Cynthia Lummis files to run for Wyoming Senate seat Former Wyoming GOP lawmaker mulling Senate bid to replace Enzi Liz Cheney faces a big decision on her future MORE (R-Wyo.) offered the idea, somewhat unprompted, at a Capitol Hill event hosted by the Heritage Foundation this week.
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It's had a couple of moments that generated praise from the pundit class—his speech on terrorism being the most notable—and its share of characteristically embarrassing moments, like when he told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that he "never mentioned Israel" when giving highly classified material unprompted to the Russians.
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When it was time for her to poop (a whole ordeal unto itself, as kids often begin to poop more infrequently when you begin potty training, meaning there's less time to help train them on how to do it), she went over to the potty, sat down and did it unprompted.
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Just before meeting with Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland, Tillerson commented on the shared values between the United States and Canada, then said, unprompted: "I think that's why it's appropriate to comment on the recent events in Virginia and our condemnation of that kind of hate and violence," according to a pool report.
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Unprompted, he attacked former Secretary of State John Kerry ("the worst negotiator I've ever seen"), "Sleepy Eyes" Chuck Todd of "Meet the Press" on NBC News ("the guy shouldn't even be on the show") and Andrew G. McCabe, the fired former deputy director of the F.B.I. (part of a "crooked" bureau leadership).
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"Hundreds of unprompted student statements confirm that lack of value of an ITT education, as ITT students time and again report that their education was sub-standard and that their degree or affiliation with the school was an impediment rather than an asset as they sought employment," reads one such memo, dated Jan.
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Frustrated that the Russia stories have overshadowed a widely praised performance in his joint address to Congress on Tuesday, Trump angrily raised the wiretapping issue unprompted in conversations with friends and acquaintances at Mar-a-Lago over the weekend, two people who have spoken with him at his Palm Beach resort said on Sunday.
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When I was 12, a good mate of mine stood up in class, unprompted, and burst into an extremely serious and screechy a cappella rendition of Hilary Duff's "What Dreams Are Made Of" from The Lizzie McGuire Movie, just to impress this guy who wore Colgate-colored tracksuits every single day of the week.
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Mr. Gray was detained after fleeing, apparently unprompted, from officers in the downtrodden Sandtown neighborhood of West Baltimore, and loaded into a police wagon that made six stops in West Baltimore before it arrived at the Western District police station, where Mr. Gray was found unresponsive and not breathing, with a devastating spinal cord injury.
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Frustrated that the Russia stories have overshadowed a widely praised performance in his joint address to Congress on Tuesday, Trump angrily raised the wiretapping issue unprompted in conversations with friends and acquaintances at Mar-a-Lago, two people who have spoken with him at his Palm Beach resort over the last 24 hours said on Sunday.
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Update 1/30/19 8:56pm EST: Unprompted, Governor Cuomo's office provided a statement to Gizmodo which unambiguously throws Amazon under the bus: As the Governor said, Amazon is doing a bad job of communicating — what they said today is inconsistent with their prior December statement and their prior action in using union service jobs and
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They've inspired a legion of very specific types of fans; earlier that night, in the bathroom, I met a man who I presumed had stolen his hat from David Crocket, and who, unprompted, shared that he had run out of gas on his way down from Vermont and hitchhiked about 20 miles to the venue in a snowstorm.
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Although she grew up in Buffalo, just 50 or so miles north of Lily Dale, she hadn't heard about the community until a cousin visited the hamlet in 1989 and was given an unprompted — and unsettling — message from a medium about the details of her late grandfather's death, a story that turned out to be true.
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Manny's career numbers are what they are, and place him among the best hitters in the game's history, but his legend always had more to do with his impulsive, kid-like Manny-ness—the fully-clothed kamikaze naps in other players' hotel beds and in-game fan high-fives and unprompted doses of Viagra administered in secret to teammates.
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The three tiers of operations may sound like diversification, but it's actually very undiversified within its category, making for extreme price competition on products themselves (and that happens both before and after you buy: another smaller competitor, the online grocery delivery Ocado, regularly refunds me money, unprompted, on products it says are sold for less at competing stores).
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Additionally, Neeson's apparent sensitivity to the word "racist," contrasted with his comfort in telling an unprompted story during a press junket about wanting to fight and kill random black men, seems to indicate that while he knows better than to go out seeking innocent men to hurt in 2019, he may not have the best grasp on concepts like casual racism.
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Though much of the trolling was concentrated on racist and and anti-semitic language, some of it was clearly coming from conservative users who enjoy Donald Trump:As The Verge noted, however, while some of these responses were unprompted, many came as the result of Tay's "repeat after me" feature, which allows users to have full control over what comes out of Tay's mouth.
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However much it resonates with your base, your vilification of the rich is misguided, ignoring, among other things, the sources of their wealth and the substantial contributions to society which they already; unprompted by you, make, Typically, unless born to money or married into it, people become rich by providing a product or service that others want and are willing to pay for.
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" Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump urges GOP to fight for him Senate Dems signal they'll support domestic spending package Trump's top picks for Homeland Security chief are ineligible for job: reports MORE (R-Ky.) offered an unprompted defense of the Kurds during his weekly press conference, and characterized Trump's decision to pull back troops as a "mistake.
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A few candidates brought up reform unprompted, most notably Andrew YangAndrew YangVoter support for universal basic income grows: poll Poll: Biden leads 2020 Democrats by 2 points as Warren surges Yang backs impeachment effort: 'There have to be limits' MORE, who reframed a question about climate change to explain how progress couldn't be made until special interest influence was reduced.
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" In addition to seemingly bringing it up unprompted on March 30, Comey said the president also protested about it to him over dinner on January 27: "During the dinner, the President returned to the salacious material I had briefed him about on January 6, and, as he had done previously, expressed his disgust for the allegations and strongly denied them.
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Below are some highlights from the book: - During a private dinner with Trump at the White House, Comey writes: 'Unprompted, and in another zag in the conversation, (Trump) brought up what he called the "golden showers thing," repeating much of what he had said to me previously, adding that it bothered him if there was "even a one percent chance" his wife, Melania, thought it was true.
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Dallas Fuel player Timo "Taimou" Kettunen is being fined $1,000 for using "anti-gay slurs on his personal stream," while the Houston Outlaws' Tae-yeong "TaiRong" Kim has received a formal warning for posting a meme about the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki; Blizzard says it was more lenient on Kim because he issued an unprompted apology and made a $1,000 donation to the Hiroshima Peace Culture Foundation.
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Veronica EscobarVeronica EscobarCongressional Hispanic Caucus calls for answers on Mississippi ICE raids Consoler in Chief like Biden is the perfect antidote to a Divider in Chief like Trump Democratic senator on possibility of Trump standing up to the NRA: 'That's just such BS' MORE (D-Texas), who represents the city in Congress, told Hayes that several survivors of the shooting volunteered the anti-Trump sentiment unprompted during her discussions with them.
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" This may explain some of the breakup-esque clues that have been floating around recently, like the fact that Gigi Hadid attended pal Taylor Swift's New Years Eve party without her longtime beau, and that said beau posted this unshaven picture unprompted: The reason for their split apparently stemmed from personal problems, with the source telling Us that Malik has "a lot of his own issues that [Hadid] couldn't help him get through.
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Mill's dedication to his wife in "On Liberty", published the year after her death, sums up his admiration: "Were I but capable of interpreting to the world one half the great thoughts and noble feelings which are buried in her grave, I should be the medium of a greater benefit to it than is ever likely to arise from anything that I can write, unprompted and unassisted by her all but unrivalled wisdom".
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Other episodes address subjects like performed grief and hot takes, "An Open Letter to People Who Write Open Letters," the politics of online rage, and—a personal favourite—"The Horny Men of the Internet," which zeros in on what Zitron and Biederman call the "mwah sweetie" guys, who send unprompted, vaguely ominous invitations to women to visit them on yachts in Qatar, or Miami, or wherever else oversexed men with yachts are to be found.
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Then, unprompted, he added: "Any suggestion by any candidate for high public office that we should be building more weapons and giving them to a country like Korea or Japan are absurd on their face and run counter to everything that every president, Republican or Democrat alike, has tried to achieve ever since World War II." Second-generation Hiroshima survivors such as Atsushi said Trump's comments reflect not only a lack of appreciation for what happened here but also a lack of understanding of the arms race that would ensue in Asia if Japan were to go nuclear.
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This is fine: She already owns a house with her "other half," who is either some nerdy kid from school who did a very understated, matter-of-fact glow-up the second you got your graduated and is now extremely attractive, or a six-foot-five guy she met on a night out, who works in the emergency services and has never, to your knowledge, spoken a single word unprompted, except for shouting "Dickhead!" at a soccer game one time when she invited you to the pub to show you 12 different Pinterest mood-boards and tell you about their cake tasting.
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My tour included a grandmother escorting two girls and one boy between the ages of about 6 and 10, one older man who was alone, seven businessmen who later told me they run the third-party Amazon fulfillment business Paragon Trading Post (and also told me, unprompted, that they made $5 million last year), and me — identified quickly as a reporter by my tour guide, who suggested that the tour was off the record, though it was not, but I'm going to refrain from directly quoting anything he said out of respect for this clear confusion.
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