That is, of course, a Trump quote -- repeated almost verbatim.
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Obama but insisted that the language was not copied verbatim.
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The following has been posted verbatim from Kaltenbach's original essay.
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United issued a statement that echoed those sentiments almost verbatim.
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Third, few states would adopt the California DOJ regulations verbatim.
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The document contains a footnote saying it is not verbatim.
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And yes, they are almost verbatim of one another. 22.
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The memo notes that it is not a verbatim transcript.
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"We saw the actual Skype conversations they had, verbatim," he says.
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By the end of the summer, I could recite it verbatim.
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Now I recite that poem in the play verbatim. 4. PRACTICE.
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Full verbatim of Bernie Sanders's NHPR interview responses on electability: pic.twitter.
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On the air, I read his own words to him, verbatim.
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A promise isn't clear in the non-verbatim memo out today.
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Its full list of apparently enticing AI uses is presented (verbatim) below.
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So his "verbatim theater" play featured only the dialogue from the trial.
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"[The note] was basically verbatim what he told the Ranger," Cunningham said.
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He has used the insult "failing New York Times" verbatim 21 times.
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Critic Harold Rosenberg's writing on Pollock is quoted verbatim for a scene.
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Tellingly, some portions of Facebook's training text copy Wikipedia's own language verbatim.
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This verbatim exchange from the hearing should cause citizens to panic: Sen.
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In turn, he allows them plenty of airtime and quotes them verbatim.
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The new film even occasionally uses verbatim quotes from the real couple.
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This line echoes almost verbatim most 2015 outlooks written one year ago.
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" The suit claims that Sheeran's song exemplifies "verbatim, note-for-note copying.
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All the dialogue is verbatim, and its meaning registers with startling force.
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And then three days later Matt Damon repeats it verbatim for laughs.
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The remainder of the book is plagiarized verbatim from articles on ChinaLawBlog.
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It's called Verbatim Theater (plays like "The Laramie Project" or "Twilight 1992").
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I don't recall verbatim all the words she wrote, and neither does she.
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"It [the note] was basically verbatim what he told the Ranger," Cunningham says.
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Mashable reports that the White House "copied verbatim" from a statement from ExxonMobil.
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It's almost verbatim the argument the religious right used to defend Trinity Lutheran.
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The new call record is labeled as "not a verbatim transcript" and unclassified.
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The White House memo is not a verbatim transcript of the phone call.
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Stick to keywords and short sentences in lieu of writing down notes verbatim.
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They acted out scenes from the movie, and she remembered the dialogue verbatim.
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"You said, verbatim, 'You can f— some of those girls,&apos" he said.
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At this point, it is impossible that other states could copy CCPA verbatim.
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All it takes, he said, is repeating Mr. Trump's interviews or tweets verbatim.
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Voters in focus groups recalled these insults nearly verbatim, one Republican official said.
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And even after you've built these skills, you have to ask the questions verbatim.
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But a much closer version — in fact, an almost verbatim one — exists somewhere else.
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Each interview in the book was transcribed verbatim and the portrait sessions were participatory.
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Meanwhile, the prosecutor, witnesses, and defendants were recorded in whichever language they spoke, verbatim.
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Some comments appeared to be scripted and were repeated verbatim in millions of instances.
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They'd handwritten it on a yellow legal pad, and Isbell typed it up verbatim.
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Here's what he said, more or less verbatim, broken into bullet points for readability.
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In its analysis, the liberal group America's Voice cited the academy's statement almost verbatim.
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The center's suggested hiring timelines even appears verbatim on Mr. Trump's transition website, GreatAgain.gov.
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Still, the level of detail, including verbatim testimony from subsequent courts-martial, is impressive.
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But in many cases, the teacher talking points and even editing comments remained verbatim.
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Verbatim theater of the kind that Mr. Kent practices is rigorous in its form.
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She, like others, read the Second Amendment verbatim as part of her brief remarks.
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"I can actually read it from here," she said, rereading her previous statement verbatim.
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Key swaths are verbatim mirrors of ADF's model for a so-called government nondiscrimination act.
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When asked by WSB about Sparkes's exact words, Thomas said she couldn't remember them verbatim.
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The passage reproduces—apparently verbatim—what seems to be a confession by Irina Viktorovna Kaverzina.
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Mr. Flomin, in the corner diagonal to Ms. Franzen's, repeats the phrase verbatim (or close).
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I've always told the same version of the story and consistently quoted the letter verbatim.
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That's almost verbatim of a conversation I had at a Denny's with a waitress there.
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The transcript contained a footnote that said it was not "verbatim," and it contained ellipses.
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The themes were largely Republican orthodoxy, delivered soberly and almost verbatim from a prepared text.
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Parts of the president's conversations with foreign leaders have been published verbatim in news accounts.
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But the document recalling the conversation the White House released is not a "verbatim" transcript.
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Alec Baldwin's uncanny SNL impression, for example, works because he quotes almost verbatim from Trump himself.
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The majority of his lines are verbatim and almost every moment in the plot is included.
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White House press release (left) contains full paragraph copied verbatim from Exxon press release (right). pic.twitter.
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The release of the depositions — providing verbatim exchanges from last month's private interviews with Lt. Col.
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Read the rest of the back-and-forth verbatim: MAHER: Now is it about a woman?
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They even got a press story or two that just repeated verbatim their top-line findings.
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The so-called "memcon" is close to a verbatim transcript, although no audio recordings are made.
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Those are the words of the official himself or herself, taken almost verbatim from the essay.
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He also created and directs "Verbatim," a series for The New York Times's Op-Docs channel.
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" In fact, a footnote in the document specifically cautions that it is "not a verbatim transcript.
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RAY LAMBERT, MIDDLETOWN, N.J. To the Editor: I applaud your verbatim quotes of Anthony Scaramucci's remarks.
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The Luria ad, largely verbatim to the other two, says the effort is 'Dividing the country.
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That's nearly verbatim what Instagram founder Kevin Systrom told me about Snapchat when Instagram launched Stories.
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The letter went on to quote verbatim from United States and European laws prohibiting the devices.
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It really is hard to imagine the president without Mr Perot; his protectionist rhetoric is almost verbatim.
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A budget resolution that passed the Senate last week was adopted verbatim by House Republicans on Thursday.
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A transcript of the call was released by the White House but was not a full verbatim.
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Few conventions in political campaign coverage are as straightforward and unassailable as quoting a public figure verbatim.
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Given the information they do collect, companies hardly need our verbatim conversations to send eerily precise advertising.
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I've quoted pieces of your statement verbatim but it's not Gizmodo's job to simply republish press releases.
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That came verbatim from my friend, the philosopher Thomas Zummer, who had been a disciple of Foucault.
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You could use their words, verbatim, in a conversation with your partner and it wouldn't feel weird.
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"Backseat Freestyle" being rapped verbatim by nearly 100,000, set to images of Muhammad Ali pummeling a speedbag.
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Ahead, we had dads answer ten very specific pop culture questions, and I've recorded their answers verbatim.
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Are those bits of English dialogue reported verbatim, or translated from the owner's and his daughter's Chinese?
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Dear Folks, If you use the contents of this mail, please quote me verbatim and in full.
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There are lines of unforgettable lucidity that carry over near verbatim from the memoir to the stories.
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The emails are verbatim, typos and all, save for email addresses deleted to protect the emailers' privacy.
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The scholarship is supported by donations from the Sunday Times, Canon Europe, the Incite Project and Verbatim.
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I found myself interpreting her words verbatim, forgetting to switch from the first person to the third.
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"Everything in the song was verbatim what I was dealing with at the time," the rapper revealed.
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"The reports were based on the president's speech, and the statements were quoted verbatim," Mr. Drilon said.
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The document that was released yesterday was not a verbatim transcript but it was written like one.
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Bolton replied by quoting, verbatim, from a memo written during the Reagan Administration, some twenty years before.
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But I was not ready to hear my own thoughts, verbatim, coming out of the unlikable protagonist's mouth.
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The notes are not verbatim transcripts of the interview, which Comey said lasted three and a half hours.
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But they are believed verbatim by a significant rump of voters and have bled into wider public opinion.
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On Monday night, she read six sentences that originally appeared—nearly verbatim—in Michelle Obama's 2008 DNC address.
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The opener could be written almost verbatim today, in reference to the recent string of record high temperatures.
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Here's that scorching missive, verbatim: You're playing a very dangerous game of chicken with the head fucking hen.
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The-- I suspect that the decision to publish verbatim transcripts within five years-- has made a huge difference.
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His response was to gather all of the negative feedback and share it with the entire class, verbatim.
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While the memo reads like a transcript, it is not a verbatim account of the 1003-minute call.
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In 2015, Walker's "right to work" bill was a near verbatim copy of ALEC's right to work bill.
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The memo was not a full, verbatim transcript of the call, but was instead made from staff notes.
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Reporters and bloggers immediately seized on the similarities, which included a near-identical cover and almost verbatim passages.
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Their podcasts sounded like my dorky high school lunch table, with many of the same jokes repeated verbatim.
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Just going to run the original headline verbatim here: China mall introduces "husband storage" pods for shopping wives.
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Some paragraphs were incorporated verbatim, according to a comparison of both documents, which were provided to The Times.
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We can quote verbatim from performances on the world stage by Winston Churchill, Franklin Roosevelt and John Kennedy.
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Interviews were conducted by Skype within three weeks of the competition and were transcribed verbatim for later analysis.
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The media and Clinton campaign had repeated all of his most controversial statements verbatim over and over again.
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"I'm the champion," Ms. Reich said by phone, proving her claim by reciting much of the film verbatim.
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" A note on the first page further clarifies that it is "not a verbatim transcript of a discussion.
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Outside of the rate hike and drop of the phrase, the statement was verbatim from the August meeting.
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Many of her suggestions "were adopted, either essentially verbatim, in rephrased form or with light edits," it said.
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Use quotation marks around lines you take verbatim from another source, or rephrase and cite your source. 8.
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Another valuable lesson Buffett likely learned, according to Hart, is to never read a speech or presentation verbatim.
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Le Figaro newspaper published a lengthy account of what it said was a verbatim declaration by Sarkozy to magistrates.
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Parts of it were copied verbatim from the closing statement of the previous Paris peace conference, held in June.
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Nguyen then objected to Verizon's objection, saying that Verizon "copied my definition almost verbatim," which, in fact, it had.
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The other would listen with care and then repeat the words back verbatim, changing the personal pronouns as needed.
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And the volume of testimony day after day has made the process of producing the verbatim records painfully slow.
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At the same time, there's an ongoing press debate as to whether quoting Trump verbatim conveys him most accurately.
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Instead of keeping their conversation private, Lewis read what he claims was their exchange verbatim while on the air.
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The point is that this scene is replayed verbatim later in the book, and even Judith calls it ridiculous.
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The teacher reads a passage from a famous work of French literature, and the student writes it down, verbatim.
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"Nearly 90 percent of what we say and do are verbatim transcriptions of what Trump has said," Baldwin said.
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Clinton repeated nearly verbatim his two comments from last week about the appearances of a pair of his accusers.
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Receiving its world premiere at Sheffield Doc|Fest, the piece used verbatim theater techniques by Surround Vision in Calais.
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The title comes from a story she wrote at 13, sections of which are read verbatim in the film.
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In a speech at the Greater Baltimore Committee Monday, the former deputy AG referenced Comey's op-ed nearly verbatim.
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Small problem: Acosta's description of Trump's remarks came closer to his verbatim words than her tortured, wishful version did.
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This is not a "new" sentence; it has surely been said, verbatim, about several thousand aspects of modern society.
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Go deeper: Read an annotated version of the text the White House released, which is not a verbatim transcript.
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It's almost verbatim identical to the original game, with a handful of small additions to the gameplay and setting.
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You can piece the arguments together, but to present them verbatim — even if you could — would be stunningly dull.
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In a line used verbatim in the show, she once wrote: "I love, and only love, the fairer sex."
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And even if it were verbatim, Musk would have needed new approval, because pre-approval expires after two days.
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Reuters TV Snow and Trump set to besiege World Economic Forum VERBATIM: We're still expecting Trump to come to Davos
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Numerous other right-wing sites republished the article verbatim, "further increasing the distribution of the defamatory accusation," the lawsuit states.
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A verbatim translation is impossible: there are far fewer signs in ASL than there are words in the English language.
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The document was largely recycled from an Obama-era publication from 2014, with most of the material copied over verbatim.
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A statement that Schiff made very clear was not intended to be a verbatim recounting of what Trump said. 8.
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In the TV series, those sessions are taken nearly verbatim from the podcast — the same lines, even the same inflection.
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Here's the full text, reproduced verbatim: Reuters and Wired Magazine are reporting that the Japanese distributor of Pepsi, Suntory Ltd.
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At times, Barr sounded as though he was quoting some of the President's pushback on the Mueller investigation almost verbatim.
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" Guidelines posted on the Naval Postgraduate School's website specify that words taken verbatim "must be set off with quotation marks.
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Trump mentioned his personal attorney several times throughout the call, according to the memo, which is not a verbatim transcript.
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Putman changes all of the character names to "Jane" to minimize embarrassment to screenwriters, but otherwise quotes the screenplays verbatim.
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" In the very next chapter, Earl's daughter repeats Marge's admonition almost verbatim: "In Alaska you can make one mistake. One.
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That's content that Google does not pay for, the report said, although it often presents headlines from news outlets verbatim.
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And, in a near-verbatim lifting of Sanders' message, Trump complained of a system that's "rigged" against the American people.
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The bill we are voting on today contains the language of my bill that I introduced eight months ago verbatim.
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Mr. Trump announced Mr. Spicer's departure and Mr. Scaramucci's arrival in statements that Ms. Sanders read verbatim from the podium.
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Liars may also repeat the question verbatim so they can have more time to conjure up a response, says Meyer.
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TV news celebrities repeat, verbatim, daily talking points, with neither insight nor perspective, providing dogma rather than useful social commentary.
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His attempts to explain them were often halted by the Republicans, who insisted he read them verbatim without providing more details.
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"I'm just trying my best to get as close as I possibly can without trying to copy him verbatim," he says.
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Many of the comments were filed using temporary or duplicate email addresses, and millions were repeated verbatim using industry-friendly scripts.
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" Peter Thiel, verbatim: "If you're a single-digit millionaire like Hulk Hogan, you have no effective access to our legal system.
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" But the document itself warns, on the very first page, not to be a verbatim document, under an all-caps: "CAUTION.
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Interweaved with the verbatim transcripts are potted art histories of Gentileschi's works; the cast acts out the biblical scenes she painted.
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The big picture: The book, out Tuesday from Simon & Schuster, re-creates — verbatim — page after page of private conversations with him.
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There are words in the scripture that command, verbatim, exactly the kinds of violent acts we see Islamic militant groups do.
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VICE News reviewed the records for this story, including emails, internal reports, and verbatim transcripts of phone calls by base personnel.
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Thus, readers should take his verbatim report of some of Mr Putin's private remarks, for example, with a grain of salt.
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First, the questions listed in the Times may not be verbatim, so nuances in their original phrasing may have been lost.
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During the town hall the next evening, co-moderator Roland Martin from TV One asked the question, almost verbatim, to Clinton.
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French had written an affidavit to Carter that, in part, recalled verbatim an argument between him and union printer Levi Huber.
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The first part of that book spent considerable time on James, and a small number of its sentences reappear verbatim here.
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The first two chapters were lifted verbatim from NBC News stories by Erika Edwards and Sara Miller published in late January.
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Nay (and there I'm quoting verbatim from a horse, who is at various times inhabited by a couple of the characters).
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He was never trying to pretend that what he was saying was a verbatim transcript of Trump's words on the call.
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All reports are taken from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission's database of emergency room visits, and all descriptions are verbatim.
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The latter tweet, Business Insider notes, appears to be the result of a user asking Tay to repeat a phrase verbatim.
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Some of the things the kids say when they're possessed are things that kids allegedly said when they were possessed, verbatim.
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A side-by-side video comparison of the speeches shows Melania copying at least two lines from Obama's speech almost verbatim.
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Some of the script is literally verbatim transcript, but other parts of the script are improvised by Laura or whoever she's with.
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Ultimately, the musical stays true to the television show with a ton of plot consistencies, special guests, and several lines delivered verbatim.
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Trump makes some of his false claims with remarkable consistency, repeating the same invented tales and figures almost verbatim dozens of times.
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The interview with Mr. Trump used in the ad is from August 2015, and the headline from The Huffington Post is verbatim.
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Where the film adaptation diverges significantly from the books, Netflix's series follows the text almost verbatim, which is a double-edged sword.
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But even if Trump had repeated one of his past paeans to Saddam verbatim, it would have been a newsworthy moment nonetheless.
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Was it just their attempt to seem more legitimate by trying to hold as close to the verbatim Japanese translation as possible?
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Currently, Poland's constitution - the highest law in the country - says verbatim that the term of the Supreme Court head lasts six years.
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Cather's will forbade verbatim quotation from her correspondence, probably in an attempt to keep scholars at bay ("information vampires," she called them).
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One study found that waitresses who repeated customers' orders verbatim made 70% more tips than those who simply acknowledged or paraphrased them.
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As part of that transition, Democrats this week have released the verbatim transcripts of the testimony from some of the previous witnesses.
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Even if relay operators believe a 911 call may be a hoax, they're generally prohibited from intervening -- calls must be relayed verbatim.
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The summary or memo the White House released on the call is not an exact, verbatim transcript, and this characterization is misleading.
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But the other candidates have too — Sanders, for example, effectively repeated her comments on Flint nearly verbatim at the February 4 debate.
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My first writing for issue #1: "Running on Empty" was all verbatim negative and critical comments I got in my studio visits.
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Trump regularly tweets about Fox & Friends' morning news segments, often quotes Fox & Friends chyrons verbatim, and tags the show in his tweets.
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But the language and structure matches verbatim those of job opportunities listed with one of Mr. Steyer's other political efforts, NextGen America.
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The former filed a complaint with Apple showing information from the ArtFact database that appears verbatim on the app, apparently including mistakes.
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Helga Hjorth claimed that her sister had invaded her parents' and her privacy, by reproducing verbatim intimate conversations, letters, and e-mails.
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Trump repeatedly tells Zelensky that the U.S. has been "very, very good" to Ukraine, a non-verbatim transcript of the call showed.
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The White House then repeated the accusation on Thursday, with White House press secretary Sean Spicer reading verbatim from the Fox interview.
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When Heidecker's source material is the verbatim beliefs and lives of the people he's attempting to skewer, it's hard to just laugh.
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Then there was the verbatim audio, which skipped the translation phase and went off in a wire outside the courtroom to a studio.
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Be careful not to plagiarize: Use quotation marks around lines you use verbatim from another source, or rephrase and cite your source. 8.
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Last year, two ultra-nationalists barged into the VICE Romania office in Bucharest, angry because we had quoted them verbatim in an interview.
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Let's call them Radioheadisms: idioms, proverbs, maxims, aphorisms, or other common expressions that have either been repeated verbatim or tweaked in some way.
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Jarrett Hill caught this paragraph, which appears to have been lifted nearly verbatim from the speech Michelle gave at the 2008 Democratic Convention.
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Genius artists like John take the words on a Victorian poster they just bought and stick them in a song, pretty much verbatim.
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"Pls read asap — the [Jennifer Palmieri] bits — don't share," he wrote to Clinton communications director Jennifer Palmieri while again sharing the text verbatim.
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In the penultimate section of the play, Bailey used the text from the killer's confession verbatim, which the police had released in full.
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She equated verbatim the exact same tweets from The New York Times new hire but switched out the word white for another race.
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Within the space of two chapters, Sunstein twice repeats the previous quote and another from Waldron's review verbatim to tee up a response.
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"In other instances, answers that DeVos submitted ... used text verbatim from federal statutes and Education Department materials without direct quotation," the Post reports.
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"The cash register woman says to this 4-year-old girl, verbatim, 'You have no money,'" said Holt, describing the incident last year.
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A credit link beneath the story led to a similar-looking site called Conservative Post, from which the story's text was pulled verbatim.
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In my session, I could hear Jess having conversations I'd already had verbatim, but with different characters involved — which was a bit sloppy.
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Some excerpts will be read verbatim, while other poetic passages will be less recognizable, with dialogue being passed back and forth among actors.
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Be careful not to plagiarize: Use quotation marks around lines you take verbatim from another source, or rephrase and cite your source. 8.
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CreditCreditPhotographs by Jonathan Torgovnik/Verbatim Mr. Torgovnik is a photographer whose work in Rwanda was supported by the Pulitzer Center for Crisis Reporting.
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When Mr. Rubio responded by repeating several times a statement he'd made earlier, nearly verbatim, Mr. Christie noticed — and called him out sharply.
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The report contained statements — some nearly verbatim and without attribution — that were originally written by the American team and further emphasized crew errors.
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All those are on a ballot that adopted verbatim the U.S. Department of Justice comments on accurate descriptions under a 2014 federal law.
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And this is a woman who could recite passages from "Macbeth" verbatim, and people would ask her how she spoke such good English.
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McCarthy then repeated his answer verbatim when pressed on whether Smith had given the Republican leader a heads up before sending the letters.
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Chryon writers are tasked in live speech coverage situations with supplying verbatim quotes of a speaker in real-time, leading to occasional mistakes.
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It's important to note, at the outset, that this call summary is not quite a verbatim transcript of what Trump and Zelensky said.
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A Supreme Court police officer once threatened a woman with arrest for displaying a sign bearing the verbatim text of the First Amendment.
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More than a few people on Twitter expressed their doubt that Trump was reading a letter verbatim from four-time Super Bowl champion Bellichick.
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" The suit also says the article itself was published verbatim by numerous other right-wing websites, "further increasing the distribution of the defamatory accusation.
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She'll repeat that last bit about all the ways you can resist — through writing, social media, and her personal favorite mode, comedy — almost verbatim.
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"After Christie's response, Rubio repeated his statement almost verbatim, saying, "This notion that Barack Obama doesn't know what he's doing is just not true.
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Specifically, the report claims that townsfolk are asked to avoid relaying verbatim quotes delivered by Zuck if asked by any parasite media reporter scum.
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I know that several times throughout the show, these characters say what their real-life counterparts said almost word-for-word, if not verbatim.
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Just two weeks later, Mr. Cole, a Republican, introduced the bill — with the title and 245-word text pulled verbatim from the industry's draft.
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In her telling, Melania read some phrases to McIver over the phone and McIver didn't realize they were verbatim quotes from Obama's 2008 speech.
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He's so familiar with Lear — he studied the text intensely as a young man — that in conversation, he effortlessly recites from the play verbatim.
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There are instances when "Samia can't verbatim get the message out," Mr. Ali, who lives in the Atlanta area, said of the promotional posts.
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I doubt he does; not improving things is a trademark of the Civilians, which often uses verbatim interviews as the basis for its plays.
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One is, when you listen to Donald Trump, he has this very thumping style in which he repeats sentences almost verbatim the second time.
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And the (verbatim) language of the exchanges in "The Town Hall Affair" now registers as rather quaint in its free-floating, self-footnoting intellectualism.
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Ms. Nweze said her staff wrote that article and similar ones, often copying verbatim from text sent by Florida Power & Light and other utilities.
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According to the document, it's "not a verbatim transcript" but instead reflects the "notes and recollections" of officials listening in from the Situation Room.
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In a passage titled "Ethical concerns with Mr. Flynn's brief," the judge strongly suggested that lifting the passages "verbatim" amounted to plagiarism and misconduct.
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Lee said that English versions of their announcements were grammatically sound but they usually seemed stilted in Korean, as if they were translated verbatim.
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The 19 "Key Findings of Fact" that follow track along these lines as well, and would conceivably fold quite well, verbatim, into draft articles.
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Despite Trump's promise to release the "fully declassified and unredacted transcript," the memorandum notes that it is "not a verbatim transcript" of the discussion.
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More recently, the president tweeted that 122 prisoners released from Guantanamo have "returned to the battlefield," a phony line he repeated verbatim from Fox & Friends.
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From the backseat of my parent's station wagon, I listened eagerly, absorbed every word, and sang it verbatim to the teenagers at the local pool.
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However, the sources did not share Trump's verbatim answers in what were a series of written responses to questions posed to the president by Mueller.
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That sentence could have been lifted verbatim from the 27 deadline, which makes his move to Texas a monumental victory irrespective of whatever happens next.
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Fox News had sued the service five years ago, alleging it had made "verbatim reproduction" of its programming — a claim that courts have sided with.
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Last year, Melania Trump caught some serious criticism for delivering a speech at the Republican National Convention that echoed—almost verbatim—one from Michelle Obama.
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The book includes a suite of found poems that employ, nearly verbatim, the letters and statements of African-American Civil War veterans and their families.
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Of the nine criteria that the Handy draft laid out for classifying gig workers as contractors, the commission adopted seven almost verbatim, then added two.
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"There was much to be said for slavery as a transition status between barbarism and civilization," maintained a 1930 best seller, echoing Phillips almost verbatim.
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In fact, a young woman who apparently saw the same production we did winds up reciting that entire mermaid scene, verbatim, partly under her breath.
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A lifelong diarist, it appears that Bosworth can pluck verbatim exchanges from her journals, which makes her story deliciously vivid, if not exactly precisely crafted.
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Da capo arias contain three discrete sections, with the first part returning after a contrasting middle — not verbatim, but with decorations showcasing a singer's prowess.
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Here, for instance, is Trump requesting Zelensky work with Barr to investigate Biden and his son, per the (non-verbatim) official summary of the call.
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Similarly, the (again, non-verbatim) call summary shows Trump asked Zelensky to talk to Barr or Giuliani at least five separate times regarding these investigations.
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That document is written like a transcript, but it has a note stating it's not a verbatim transcript, and also contains ellipses in certain sections.
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The dialogue is riddled with commonplaces — some of Mr. Gagosian's lines are lifted verbatim from a recent profile in The Wall Street Journal — and groaners.
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But his team has not released either the recording itself, or a verbatim transcript of it, to substantiate their characterization of the conversation with Cohen.
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Nintendo doesn't like rom sites because Nintendo has online stores for their games on the Wii U. The rom sites are redistributing [copyrighted] work, verbatim.
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Their poetry ranges from lyrical, like the above piece, to experimental (exemplified by another of Xu's poems, a verbatim listing of a peanut butter production slip).
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An antenna slipped out of position and picked up interference from a rebroadcast of a speech by Michelle Obama, and she recited some of it verbatim.
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First lady Melania Trump's anti-cyberbullying campaign brochure was largely recycled from an Obama-era publication in 2014, with most of the material copied over verbatim.
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Other language in Byrne's letter was nearly verbatim to an article published by a scientist employed by Harsco in an industry news publication five days earlier.
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It primarily prevents verbatim reproductions of an author's words, but it can also encompass finely drawn characters and detailed plot points as well as narrative progression.
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As part of that transition, they're releasing the verbatim transcripts of the 85033 witness depositions they've conducted privately since the inquiry was launched on Sept. 24.
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In some places, the arguments that were made by the Department of Commerce (the agency that oversees the Census) are lifted, almost verbatim, from Hofeller's writings.
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There are multiple verbatim passages drawn from other sources without quotation or attribution, just as there are paraphrased passages that Crowley passes off as her own.
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In all the instances KFile found, Clarke credited sources with a footnote but did not indicate with quotation marks that he was using the language verbatim.
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For each one, she read me a long, pre-written paragraph of instructions and disclaimers—verbatim, even if she had repeated the same words just before.
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I'm paraphrasing these from memory roughly 30 years on, but this is close enough to verbatim: LARRY FROM OZONE PARK: Strawberry went 20161-for-20161 tonight.
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Imani (Alfie Fuller) spends most of her day memorizing the comedy routines from "Eddie Murphy Raw," believing that reciting them verbatim will make good performance art.
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In "Improvisation Is the Heart of Music," a wicked little tale about marriage and monotony, a husband repeats the same elaborate anecdote verbatim, over and over.
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Martial was speaking of verbatim theft of entire verses, however, and what constitutes plagiarism today, in literature, music or the fine arts, is rarely so clear.
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As BuzzFeed reported, the Trump draft order had lifted verbatim sections from a draft order written in 2012 by policy advisers to the Mitt Romney campaign.
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And as opportunities go, Trump's recent letter, which comes off like an angry rant that was dictated verbatim, this one was as golden as they get.
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Paragraphs from that memo were lifted verbatim, according to the newspaper, from a document that Chaika's office had given to a U.S. congressman two months earlier.
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The summary, not a verbatim transcript, was developed with assistance from voice-recognition software along with note takers and experts listening, a White House official said.
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Here, verbatim, is his response: The truth is that I just couldn't get the fill to work with the Britishisms in the east where they belong.
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The summary, not a verbatim transcript, was developed with assistance from voice-recognition software along with note takers and experts listening, a White House official said.
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Whatever you do, don't ask her about how the diet is going because she'll give you a verbatim rundown of her food diary from the last fortnight.
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As they worked on his case for refugee status, he recalled, Mr. Wilson quickly memorized a complex legal document and could quote sizable chunks of it verbatim.
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US ambassador to the UN Kelly Craft gave almost a verbatim statement to the UN Security Council just the day before they were sent out to embassies.
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" The all-female collective Discwoman also tweeted a screenshot of the most troublesome portion of the profile, adding that "Konstantin has said this verbatim to our face.
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" Altheide says he wrote this comment down verbatim after the meeting "because I thought it was a savagely tactless analogy for a Swiss man to be making.
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Here, verbatim, is what he said: First, we will work with our allies to counter the regime's destabilizing activity and support for terrorist proxies in the region.
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On the trail he tells the same jokes, accompanied by the same gestures and self-satisfied chuckles, reproducing chunks of his book, "A Time for Truth", verbatim.
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Despite Trump's promise at the time to release the "fully declassified and unredacted transcript," the memorandum notes that it is "not a verbatim transcript" of the discussion.
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"There was no resolution," Ms. Newbold told the committee, according to a lengthy summary letter the panel's Democratic chairman published of her interview, which contained verbatim quotes.
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I can also recount some movies verbatim (like "Daddy's Home" and "Daddy's Home 2") in case the car chase lasts longer than expected and people grow bored.
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The work of other players listed sources at the end, but they contained page after page of text lifted verbatim from websites, without quotation marks or citations.
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Moderator Jeff Johnson said Trump has stoked fear into poor whites that their enemy is poor blacks -- to which Candace asked when the Prez said that verbatim.
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And increasingly, they happen onstage — in fictional tragedies and verbatim dramas that explore the psychology of the shooters and the consequences for the affected individuals and communities.
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The emails show that Dunleavy's letter was a verbatim copy of a draft sent to his aide by Pebble's chief of staff, except for a few phrases.
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His proposals on reforming the nation's tax code and improving services for veterans appear to have been lifted almost verbatim from those of primary rival Jeb Bush.
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Within seconds, several people point out that he didn't insinuate it — he actually said it, verbatim — and Cooke interrupts to claim he has "newfound knowledge" on the situation.
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In a video created for GQ – on which Miranda is currently gracing the cover – the Tony, Grammy and Emmy winner performed the 70-year-old businessman's tweets verbatim.
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Brud calls itself "a technology startup specializing in artificial intelligence and robotics," she points out, and news outlets from Architectural Digest to CNN are simply parroting this verbatim.
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" If they're as obtuse as they are judgy and maintain the breed-more pressure, then keep this handy and repeat — verbatim — as needed: "I'm not asking for advice.
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After a while, the sameness starts to get genuinely irritating, to the point that you wish they'd ditch the whole musical thing and just perform the movie verbatim.
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But since the robots humans design are usually created and customized for very specific tasks, this discovery shows that copying Mother Nature verbatim isn't always the best approach.
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A developer working on the NissanConnect EV mobile app just got caught red-handed when a verbatim Stack Overflow answer showed up in the most recent app update.
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In their early iterations, starting around June 2001, Times newsletters were usually limited to pulling articles from the rest of the paper, verbatim, and sending them as emails.
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You can hear French speakers say of someone on dirait du Audiard ("it sounds like Audiard"), and to this day many can quote passages from his films verbatim.
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And the memo she brought with her closely followed a document that Mr. Chaika's office had given to an American congressman two months earlier, incorporating some paragraphs verbatim.
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It included a note cautioning that it was "not a verbatim transcript" but was based on "notes and recollections of Situation Room duty officers" and national security staff.
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What they can say: They can make just about any factual claim they want, including repeating verbatim a false claim that has already been labeled elsewhere as false.
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A spokesman for Mr. Tajani said lawmakers in attendance will be able to speak freely about it, and a verbatim transcript of the meeting will be released afterward.
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His style drifts from verbatim, but he does, he says, try to meet with his subjects again, showing them the speeches they inspired, which likely keeps him honest.
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However, what was released Wednesday as a five-page summary of that call, which lasted around a half hour, and not a full verbatim transcript of the call.
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He keeps dollying in on Ben Urich's face as he's on the phone — which is a shot that's almost verbatim, almost per frame done in All the President's Men.
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" Eisner added, "In February 2002, the CIA received the verbatim text of one of the documents, filled with errors easily identifiable through a simple Internet search, the interviews show.
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With so much of the script drawn verbatim from the novels, the production can often feel like a staged reading, especially if the books are fresh in your mind.
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But they were almost verbatim what he said in pre-election tweets, as well as in debates two years ago against Republican challengers and his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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By tagging the tweets with the location in which they were posted, the researchers created a verbatim map: a landscape of fire based on the people who experienced it.
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Here's how Politico reported the story, verbatim: "Scaramucci confirmed to POLITICO early Tuesday that he planned to start by dismissing assistant press secretary Michael Short at a morning meeting."
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"I really believe that Bob Corker is going to do the right thing for the country," Trump said, repeating his phrase verbatim for Corker as he did for Flake.
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If you write it too early I feel like you spend too much time overthinking it and it gets stuffy, where this was genuinely really just verbatim and real.
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Pat McCrory, who is seeking re-election this fall, used a statement to repeat, verbatim, 67 of the words he used Tuesday to comment about the N.C.A.A.'s decision.
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It was soon discovered that these weren't genuine outpourings of principle or belief from the anchors, but scripted monologues mandated by their superiors, and repeated verbatim across the country.
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It was built on more-or-less verbatim interviews that company members conducted with both people who have lost things and people whose job it is to find them.
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Indeed, one of the most resonant lines in the script is drawn almost verbatim from an actual Noonan quote: "There's no machine," she once said, mentioning O'Connell and Corning.
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And yet, those words have been repeated daily—almost verbatim—by the new administration, from Conway, to White House press secretary Sean Spicer, and even from Donald Trump himself.
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Rosa DeLauro recently repeated, almost verbatim, a speech to Congress — one she originally made 27 years ago, during the height of the debate over Clarence Thomas's Supreme Court confirmation.
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Instead, they had been copied "by and large verbatim" from a memo drafted by lawyers employed by the tax agency, said Roy Waligora, KPMG South Africa's head of forensics.
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Facebook's policy lets politicians make just about any claim they want, in ads or posts, including repeating verbatim a false claim that has already been labeled elsewhere as false.
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White House officials initially maintained to me that he only typed and posted verbatim what Trump dictated to him, while occasionally contributing anodyne tweets relating to the president's schedule.
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Average income: $70,000Average hours typically worked a week: 39.10What they do: Use verbatim methods and equipment to capture, store, retrieve, and transcribe pretrial and trial proceedings or other information.
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" This is Trump's verbatim response to this question from NBC's Hallie Jackson: "Has there ever been an instance when you've given the benefit of the doubt to a woman?
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With a script derived from media sources, court documents and Ms. Fondakowski's own interviews, she adapts Tectonic's fluid, mostly verbatim style to this more sprawling subject, with mixed results.
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Remember, this is an edited account and not a verbatim transcription — which means it's possible the White House omitted some passages that are even more devastating to the president.
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In addition, her memo on talking points for the meeting closely matched a memo Mr. Chaika's office had prepared for an American member of Congress, incorporating some passages verbatim.
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Here's what she said, verbatim, because that's really all you need: First of all, the government should never have made the deal with Big Pharma that they couldn't negotiate.
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Rosa DeLauro recently repeated, almost verbatim, a speech to Congress — one she originally made 21992 years ago, during the height of the debate over Clarence Thomas's Supreme Court confirmation.
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He read the remarks verbatim, though at times it seemed to pain him to bite back the ad libs and meta-commentary that makes his rallies so compulsively watchable.
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Twice in a press conference earlier this month, Trump went out of his way to say the rough transcript was, in fact, a verbatim recounting of his call with Zelensky.
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" He capped it off with a story he repeated verbatim to other outlets about discovering the island by taking flying lessons with Ja Rule in an "40-year-old plane.
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The press secretary spent minutes reading verbatim from reports from The New York Times, Fox News and other media outlets about U.S. investigations related to Russia and the 2016 election.
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In an interview with Larry King, Corbell and Lazar claimed during the search that "FBI agents were able to repeat back verbatim" a portion of their previous day's private conversation.
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Validating what your customer is saying is crucial: One study found that waitresses who repeated customers' orders verbatim made 70% more tips than those who simply acknowledged or paraphrased them.
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There was also a cringe-worthy moment when Melania Trump, the nominee's wife, repeated numerous phrases verbatim that Michelle Obama had used in her 2008 convention speech about her husband.
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Nearly everyone I spoke to about Rhodes used the phrase "mind meld" verbatim, some with casual assurance and others in the hushed tones that are usually reserved for special insights.
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Clarke had reportedly borrowed language from several sources in his 2013 master's thesis, citing the sources in footnotes but not showing through quotations instances in which they were quoted verbatim.
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Others pointed out that a passage in an article that Mr. King wrote last week about gun violence in Chicago contained verbatim language from an article on the website FiveThirtyEight.
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Next, the trainees spend five hours in posture clinic, practicing poses and reciting from verbatim from "The Dialogue," a script created and provided by Choudhury to be recited during poses.
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But legal experts say the transcript, which is actually a summary of the call and not a verbatim record, is one of the most damning pieces of evidence against Trump.
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Written by the Catholic priest Daniel Berrigan and based largely on verbatim transcripts, it describes how Berrigan, his brother and fellow priest, and seven parishioners napalmed several hundred draft cards.
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This puts unusual pressure on the actors, who must be convincing as subjects in a verbatim faux-documentary while also suggesting a bigger picture to which they are mostly blind.
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Mr. Weinraub labors to give "Fall" a nonfiction aura, pinning its scenes to real events and including interstitial documentary material like newspaper headlines and verbatim extracts from Miller's antiwar speeches.
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In Saheem Ali's revival, the piece is handed over to Michael Benjamin Washington, who performs verbatim monologues based on interviews with African-Americans and Hasidic Jews as well as others.
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The president's remarks Thursday echoed nearly verbatim his remarks from July of last year, when he told law enforcement officials in Long Island that human trafficking had reached record levels.
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The packages include not only textbooks and workbooks but also scripts for the teachers to read verbatim—deviating from them hasn't been proven to raise test scores, and is thus prohibited.
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As it turns out, the skeptics were half-right: reckahxfb and the TheTwistedTwo did know each other before the lottery, TheTwistedTwo's so-called publicist relayed "verbatim" in an interview over Snapchat.
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Facebook's appeal against that ruling now looks to have failed — with the appeals court strengthening the original ruling by saying it must removal both the original post and any verbatim repostings.
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So while many of the interviews he does with Ed Kemper and Charles Manson were taken verbatim, and his methods are the ones Douglas pioneered, he is also a fictional creation.
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We get done at 7:00 at night, I go and starting at 12:00 in my Twitter feed, I am reading about verbatim what&aposs going on in the room.
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Current open-source licenses allow them to take open-source software verbatim and offer it as a commercial service without giving back to the open-source projects or their commercial shepherds.
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Some were baffled by the fact that Rubio had repeated the same line four times in the debate and then repeated a line almost verbatim in one of his final events.
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There is one moment of tenderness in Katdashians: a classic KUWTK scene in which Kim sends Khloe an email calling her "fucking disgusting" and "an ugly little troll" is reenacted verbatim.
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It's unlikely that any document regarding Trump's first call with Zelensky would be a verbatim transcript, though Trump on Friday was adamant he would be fine turning it over to investigators.
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"When we are interpreting, we take notes for ourselves - these are not verbatim notes, they are only a language we understand, so we can reconstruct the phrase or paragraph," Helal says.
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A full, verbatim, attributed quote is the goal, as it contains the context and intent of the speaker; less desirable is a partial quote, as it takes speech out of context.
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I heard nearly the same line—it might've been the same, verbatim—from a magazine writer inside Ariake, as we watched an undercard bout from a perch above our press area.
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Dr. Harold N. Bornstein, Mr. Trump's personal physician during the 2016 presidential campaign, later admitted that a flattering doctor's letter he had released was dictated to him verbatim by Mr. Trump.
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"Remember trump lost VA and NJ. No shock," he texted after Republican losses in races for governor in those states; that night on the air, he repeated the words almost verbatim.
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In Saheem Ali's revival, Deavere has handed the piece over to Michael Benjamin Washington, who performs verbatim monologues, based on interviews with African-Americans and Hasidic Jews as well as others.
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If her other novels were loopy and aggressively esoteric — Private Novelist, for instance, contains Zink's verbatim translation notes on a Hebrew novel — Nicotine has, for the most part, a pretty conventional structure.
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Mr. Ashley's recorded voice, gentle and unemotional, reads his story more or less verbatim — think of an audiobook — while the dancers occasionally appear in front of the curtain to perform movement phrases.
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And if she hammers on "executive amnesty" or "the need to enforce the law," or if she calls to restrict refugees, it's very unlikely that Diaz-Balart will deliver those passages verbatim.
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I would continue to a small room where a scholar with a prim, babylike mouth read verbatim from an outline, which the students dutifully copied onto pristine quadrille paper using fountain pens.
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The lawsuit contended that the play infringed the copyright for "Who's on First?" by having the lead charter use a sock puppet to perform over a minute of the routine almost verbatim.
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Mr. Friedman was a founding associate artist with the Civilians, an acclaimed downtown troupe that practices what it calls "investigative theater," often using verbatim dialogue taken from interviews conducted by the artists.
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Singing in a choir for and with people impaired by dementia, she has witnessed elderly men and women who could not remember their own names recalling verbatim the words of beloved hymns.
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Trump repeated a false claim about the summary of his call with Ukraine's president being "an exact transcript," despite the White House explicitly writing on the release that it was not verbatim.
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Ms. Hill, like other witnesses in the impeachment investigation, testified privately — meaning it will take time to see a verbatim version of what she told investigators, if we see it at all.
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The playwright Robert Schenkkan had distilled Mueller's doorstop into "The Investigation: A Search for the Truth in Ten Acts," with the actors reading verbatim the evidence for each alleged obstruction of justice.
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As it turns out some of the most batshit lines are ripped verbatim from the trial transcript, while the stuff the network changed seems to be an effort to make it coherent.
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While the laptop users took copious (mostly verbatim) notes, they fared far worse than the pen-and-paper scribblers when tested on what they recalled about the concepts and inferences of the lecture.
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Using a technique called verbatim theater (similar to that used by Clio Barnard in her 2011 film, "The Arbor"), Ms. Blythe reproduces exact phrases, cadences and speech patterns, including every hem and haw.
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Some of the exchanges could have been resurrected almost verbatim from the 1992 or 2000 campaigns: Mr. Kaine attacked Mr. Pence for seeking to privatize Social Security and to limit access to abortions.
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They echoed nearly verbatim Mr. Trump's defense that his lewd comments about women on a 265 recording were merely "locker room talk," calling them harmless words compared with the far-worse actions Mrs.
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EMBERS: The Flint Fires Verbatim Theatre Project toured neighborhoods with presentations based on residents' responses to the fires, which started with landlords torching rental properties after the real estate bubble burst in 2008.
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He opens the book, for example, with an engrossing dinner conversation that included Bannon and Roger Ailes, the former Fox News president, shortly before the inauguration, offering sentence after sentence of verbatim quotations.
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Whatever fleeting pleasure you have in someone applying a laudatory adjective to your book is totally washed away by the unpleasantness of remembering the negative things for the rest of your life verbatim.
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Here's a verbatim quote of Paul Ryan in May, explaining why he still hadn't endorsed Trump, even though Trump was the presumptive nominee: I'm just not ready to do that at this point.
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What I love about the narration is how much came from the crib sheets of the cameramen, almost verbatim in some cases, and I find their words to be very powerful and beautiful.
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We see these anxious scenes repeated several times, nearly verbatim, but each repetition is recolored, like a melody underscored with different harmonies, by the new information Henry has turned up in the meantime.
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He said during a meeting where he expected to discuss making bail, Dowd instead allegedly told him "Be a good boy," though Parnas admitted that he doesn't remember what Dowd told him verbatim.
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"If you go and you look at how South Carolina's slave newspapers responded to Lincoln and then you look at how the left responded to Trump, they are almost verbatim parallels," he said.
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What was released was not a verbatim transcript, and as of Wednesday afternoon, most have not seen the complaint from a national security whistleblower who first raised a red flag about the call.
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Last week, he read scathing text messages he claims were from his boss, Andy Cohen, verbatim on the air after his contract at Bravo was not renewed by the date it expired, October 15.
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He said Disney replicated, sometimes "virtually verbatim," the themes, settings, plot, characters and dialogue, as well as the title, of his "Zootopia" concept, which he had pitched to the studio in 2000 and 2009.
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Warjiyo, who was not always reading verbatim from the policy statement, called Wednesday's hike "pre-emptive, front-loading and an ahead of the curve step" in response to expectations of higher U.S. interest rates.
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Comey's verbatim notes written after his meetings with Trump would likely put his evidence in a more credible light than Trump's, should the President not have a record of his own conversations, Zeldin said.
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In one notorious example, a member of Parliament appeared to have copied a lengthy study of the chocolate industry verbatim — except he replaced the word "chocolate" with "beef" — to earn a doctorate in economics.
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Before I give you what you actually came here for (verbatim quotes from a famous professional stylist dunking on my fashion choices), I do have to just say: Tan France is an unadulterated delight.
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The program then sifted out commercials by looking for areas where the transcript repeats a chunk of eight-words phrases in verbatim at least five times, since commercials are the same each time around.
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Glawischnig challenged its partial takedown and in May 2017 a local appeals court ruled that it must remove both the original posts and any verbatim repostings and do so worldwide, not just in Austria.
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Mr. Greenberg credits them with generating the movement, through improvisations recorded on video, then copied verbatim; that process comes through in their comfort with the material and the pleasure it appears to bring them.
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Beyond the fact that the memo is not a verbatim transcript, it contains three ellipses where Mr. Trump was speaking — and each in a place where he was asking the Ukrainian president for investigations.
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There has been nothing yet to indicate the documents are fake -- both the New York Times and the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists have published the original versions or verbatim copies on their websites.
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The summary transcription, it should be noted, is not verbatim; it's not clear if Zelensky is speaking through an interpreter, and large chunks of the conversation between the two leaders appear to be missing.
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Flowers also denied that the recount effort was an attempt by Stein to fundraise for her party -- as Trump has alleged -- calling her committed to the cause of "election integrity," a sentiment Baraka echoed verbatim.
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"I know for certain that I said — verbatim — that 'Not all Muslims are terrorists,' but that THOSE (9/11) terrorists WERE all Muslim, trying to bring the discussion back to his original complaint," she wrote.
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It is a peculiar landscape through which men walk the "Negro half-towns and sham-cities" delivering messages verbatim for a few dollars, and elderly Confederate soldiers are alive and doddering just over yonder hill.
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As I wrote last week during the Voynich Manuscript fiasco, some news outlets will publish these press summaries verbatim without thinking critically about the paper, so it's good to see Cell Press striving for accuracy.
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To one of the ensemble's then-active arrangers he wrote that the hapless fellow's setting of one particularly famous song "has nothing in common with the art of music," echoing nearly verbatim Zakharov's old insult.
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Organizations such as the United Nations are also hiring skilled translators, looking to add some 50 employees to its ranks of 450 translators, editors and verbatim reporters in New York City as its workload increases.
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In his previous job as attorney general of Oklahoma, Pruitt had sued the EPA 14 times and was a very close friend of the state's oil and gas industries, sometimes repeating their talking points verbatim.
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And when Connor is fretting about what he can say at the funeral, she hastily scrawls some ingenious thoughts down on paper, which he then takes up to the church's pulpit and delivers apparently verbatim.
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Ms. Min wrote on Twitter that she attended a dinner party that Mr. Wolff describes in detail, including a verbatim conversation between Mr. Bannon and Roger Ailes, the now-deceased former chairman of Fox News.
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I regurgitated predictions about a future when some as-yet-undefined purpose would overtake the pain he now felt, repeating almost verbatim the hollowed-out assurances I'd been hearing since my own father passed away.
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The big picture: Per Axios' Scott Rosenberg, Facebook's policy lets politicians make virtually any claim they want, in ads or posts, including repeating verbatim a false claim that has already been labeled elsewhere as false.
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Like "Basetrack Live," a 2014 En Garde show built from the testimonies of United States Marines returning from service in Afghanistan, "Fandango" began as verbatim theater, with actors reading firsthand accounts Thome gathered from immigrants.
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Though it wouldn't be until months later after a non-verbatim transcript of Trump's July 25 call with Zelensky was released by the White House, that we would learn how Trump personally felt about Yovanovitch.
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The five-page document comes with a note explaining that it's not a verbatim transcript of the discussion, but rather a memorandum made up of notes and recollections from the staffers who were listening in.
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Rubio robotically repeated his talking points throughout that evening's debate, echoing one attack on President Obama verbatim four times — even after Christie had mocked him for sticking to the script rather than thinking for himself.
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Directed by Lee Sunday Evans, "The Courtroom" is a verbatim performance of court transcripts (the text is arranged by Arian Moayed) whose brief run at a series of spaces around Manhattan ended on Feb. 1.
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" And it's important to note that we do not even have an "exact transcribed version" of the call -- the rough transcript released by the White House cautions explicitly that it is "not a verbatim transcript.
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But while the researchers from KTH plan to recycle their human-generated responses verbatim, Fulda and her teammates are going to try to train a machine learning system on their data to write its own dialogue.
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He yielded to their demands - accepting, verbatim, a clause they proposed for the constitutional amendment needed to make the GST happen, according to a member of the Congress team that included former Finance Minister P. Chidambaram.
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Speaking of willing tools in propaganda campaigns, I was pretty surprised when you mentioned in your podcast that years ago, the New York Times published a press release from Ivy Lee (Rockefeller's PR guy) essentially verbatim.
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Local authorities still write news releases and, in the final days of the Daily Guide, the overworked staff often printed them verbatim — even giving front-page bylines to the marketing director for the Waynesville School District.
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A CNN KFile review of Clarke's 2013 master's thesis found 47 examples in which Clarke used passages from sources and credited them with a footnote, without using quotation marks indicating that he took the language verbatim.
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But another nod to the work is included in the line Matilda speaks to Miss Honey about the speed of a mouse's beating heart, which is lifted nearly verbatim from a conversation in the book. 14.
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During the holidays, there are some of us so dedicated to "The Grinch" that we neglect our other obligations to watch the movie while reciting lines verbatim (I'll admit, I've seen it over a dozen times).
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"We found no evidence of Clinton ever saying verbatim or suggesting explicitly that she wants to abolish the Second Amendment, and the bulk of Clinton's comments suggest the opposite," read PolitiFact's write-up of the issue.
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Adapting her 225 one-woman Off Broadway show for the screen, Ms. Smith climbs inside 221 real-life characters — students, parents, teachers, administrators, inmates and onlookers — in excerpts culled verbatim from some 224 interviews she conducted.
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At times he reproduces whole entries verbatim, but more often he diverges freely from the original, collapsing multiple entries onto a single page and replacing Anne's droll commentary with more accessible (and often more dramatic) language.
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Coupling academic expertise with charisma, he popularized his theories with an evangelical zeal and a Southern drawl in lectures, television appearances and groundbreaking books, which he was said to have dictated verbatim into a tape recorder.
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Then, Mr. Cuomo said, petitioning would allow him to take his campaign "to the people" and to run against "a culture of dysfunction in Albany" — lines that could be revived verbatim by Ms. Nixon in 2018.
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Throughout the year, Pebble has sent Dunleavy's office suggested language for use in promoting the project or opposing the EPA's prior block of the mine, some of which was later used verbatim in statements by Dunleavy.
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Her quip about the border wall was almost a verbatim recitation of then-DHS Secretary Kelly's remarks from earlier that year and Trump himself had been pushing Congress to find a long-term answer to DACA.
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If he follows the model of Chief Justice William Rehnquist in the 1999 trial of President Bill Clinton, Roberts will state the questions with as little inflection and emotion as possible, reading verbatim from the forms.
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Yovanovitch also testified that she was "shocked" to learn that Trump and Zelensky openly disparaged her in the July 25 call, after the White House released a non-verbatim transcript of the conversation in late September.
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She can type fast enough to take verbatim notes on a laptop, but in person, a laptop can feel like a barrier, so she prefers to stick to a recorder and pen and paper, she said.
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In the memo, which was compiled by officials who listened to the call and is not a verbatim transcript, Trump asks his Ukrainian counterpart to "look into" his political rival and former Vice President Joe Biden.
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The White House document, which is not a verbatim transcript, shows Trump urging Zelensky to work with his personal attorney and the attorney general to look into Biden's role in ousting a Ukrainian prosecutor in 2016.
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Labour MP Jess Phillips said that Johnson's own language — that he would rather be found "dead in a ditch" than fail to bring about Brexit — had been used verbatim in a death threat aimed at her.
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And for the new publication with Penguin Random House, Hertzfeldt has added some new material, including hints of some of his most famous works (a sequence from the 2015 installment of World of Tomorrow appears almost verbatim).
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It's worth noting, though, that Schiff did say he was offering the "essence" of Trump's words, not a verbatim recitation, and that at least some of Schiff's comments closely resembled what the rough transcript shows Trump said.
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" When Trump noted that the shirt appeared to have some misspellings, Strong responded, "No, this was taken verbatim from one of your tweets, therefore it's correct," adding, "The words need to change because you said so, sir!
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Additionally, they found that laptop note takers had a "tendency to transcribe lectures verbatim," which mean they were less likely to process information into their own words, thus preventing them from truly understanding what was being taught.
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The verbatim transcript is the sixth to be released by the Democrats this week, as they wind down the closed-door deposition stage of their impeachment investigation and transition to a public hearing phase, beginning next week.
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And second, Tina Fey will pop up on Saturday Night Live that week, in character, to both quote that moment verbatim and get in a few digs at the former Alaskan governor and Republican vice presidential candidate.
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"That proposal lifted several suggestions near-verbatim from an industry wishlist—drafted by a law firm contracted by the Western States Petroleum Association [WSPA]—of proposals for how to continue the cap-and-trade program," Aronoff writes.
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Yet McConnell's decades-old statements could be used verbatim by Democrats today to justify their inquiry into allegations that Trump withheld military aid to Ukraine unless Ukrainian officials began an investigation into Joe Biden and his family.
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It's not until the very end, when Healy boldly repeats verbatim an entire passage from the beginning — how differently we read it this time, with our newfound knowledge — that the extent of the book's cleverness becomes apparent.
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Quote approval, in which a source gets to read their quotes verbatim and then veto what shows up in print and what does not, is a widely disliked practice that reputable outlets use only in special circumstances.
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Last year, University of Washington researchers used the technology to take videos of things that former President Barack Obama had already said, then generate faked videos of him spitting out those lines verbatim in a machine-generated format.
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A July memo sent with the above script said it had been "tweaked...to sound more conversational," which seems to support the accounts of several former therapists, who told The Verge they were intended to be used verbatim.
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A few women and men are reposting Milano's words verbatim, but more are making use of the over 6563-character word count to tell their own, in depth personal stories in a format that resembles a diary post.
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As Oklahoma Attorney General, Pruitt had a habit of taking press releases from local oil and gas companies, stamping his letterhead across the top and passing them on to the EPA verbatim as the official position of Oklahoma.
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According to The Daily Beast, six of the eight questions Pruitt was asked during the interview directly related to pre-interview questions or topics discussed with Pruitt's team ahead of time, though the questions were not asked verbatim.
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TRIPPI: From a campaign point of view: The way he uses Twitter to get the media to amplify his message is incredible, and they continue to fall for it — reading his tweets verbatim, repeatedly, no matter the attack.
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Though Sheriff Clarke credited his source material using footnotes, according to the CNN report, he failed to use quotation marks to indicate which sections were taken verbatim from other sources, something that the school's guidelines on plagiarism require.
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Anne wrote copious letters, some of which are inserted verbatim into the narrative, and although conjecture is the historical novelist's accepted territory, Limburg is too faithful to her subject to sex up one of Britain's least sexy monarchs.
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But a warning on the memo itself cautions that it "is not a verbatim transcript," and one witness testified to House investigators this week that he sought certain edits to the document made public that were never adopted.
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The five-page memorandum of the conversation includes a note of caution on the transcript's precision, saying it is not verbatim but rather based on "notes and recollections of Situation Room Duty officers" and national security staff members.
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For any world leader who has spoken to Trump, the idea that verbatim transcripts could be released is a worrying prospect and likely to alter how such calls — a lifeblood of international diplomacy — play out in the future.
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Critics say the transcript won't really prove anything as it isn't a verbatim account of their call, and a whistleblower's complaint — reportedly having to do with Trump's conduct toward Ukraine — would be a more useful document right now.
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At least 14 of those passed laws that pull nearly verbatim from the Reynolds template, while at least eight others have enacted similar language that health groups say was promoted by Lorillard Tobacco, which Reynolds bought last year.
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Rob Goldman, Facebook's VP of Ad Products claimed in a blog post in 2017 that "[p]rotecting people's privacy is central to how we've designed our ad system" (the claim is also plastered verbatim on Facebook's ad policy page).
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The actors were mobbed, lines from the film are quoted verbatim even today, and it inspired the creation of a network to protect runaway couples in a country where marrying outside one's caste is still taboo in many places.
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He co-wrote the season 2 premiere "House on the Rock," which includes a Wednesday monologue about the creation of roadside attractions as an act of religious devotion that's almost a verbatim transcript of a passage from the book.
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The White House transcript included a disclaimer at the bottom of the public document stating it was not a "verbatim transcript of a discussion" and, on Tuesday, Vindman said his effort to include details discussed during the call failed.
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Here's the full statement from NASA regarding SpaceX's announcement [Update: The website hosting this statement appears to be down currently, but the comment is included here verbatim as it originally appeared]: NASA commends its industry partners for reaching higher.
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As is custom with Drunk History, Haddish had a few drinks of "vodka-something" according to Waters, and then told the story so it could be acted out verbatim by none other than our other favorite person, Busy Philipps.
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Now, Johansson has spoken out against deepfakes in an interview with The Washington Post, They've published her comments verbatim, so I'd suggest clicking to read the whole thing — you can practically hear her throw up her arms in exasperation.
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The play s first scenes are a verbatim staging of that book s controversial epilogue, which fast-forwarded Harry, Ron, and Hermione 19 years into the future, now parents of children old enough to be off to Hogwarts themselves.
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Here are the main takeaways from the first week of public hearings: Many of the private depositions conducted in the impeachment inquiry have already been shared with the public, either through leaks or through the release of verbatim transcripts.
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Rereading "Ten Days That Shook the World" today, it is not the near-verbatim accounts of interminable, overlapping Soviet committee meetings that stand out, nor the alphabet soup of long-forgotten organizational acronyms that requires a 10-page glossary.
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Instead, the untruth is often first published by an obscure website posing as a legitimate news site, then several and sometimes dozens of other unreliable sites republish the same story, often verbatim or with just a few words changed.
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Ms. Washington said she prepared for the role by meeting with Ms. Hill several times and watching hours and hours of the proceedings ("My husband could probably do the hearings verbatim because we watched them so much," she said).
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The show, adapted for television by Sarah Kucserka and Veronica West, includes plenty of callbacks to the book and movie: verbatim lines, soundtrack choices (hello, Beta Band), character names, a mopey sweater and no doubt other winks I missed.
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The subjects were given a few sentences from a short story to copy verbatim, in order to establish a baseline, and were then told to "brainstorm" for sixty seconds and then to continue writing "creatively" for two more minutes.
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Mark pedantically narrates and LiveJournals — much of what he says is apparently verbatim from his real-life blog — about how he circumvents the various "face book" databases of seven different Harvard dorm houses to accumulate pictures of women undergrads.
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" Her publicity team, aghast, quickly went to work, and Ms. Rampling said that her words had been misinterpreted (even though that is what she had said, verbatim) and that "in an ideal world every performance will be given equal opportunities.
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Nevertheless, his tweet was repeated verbatim at least 50 times by over 25 accounts in the same hour, many written in response to mainstream media tweets about news of Mr. Vindman's testimony with no reference back to Mr. Posobiec's original tweet.
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But the information omitted will likely raise new questions from impeachment investigators as to how the White House handled releasing the transcript, which was a non-verbatim record of the call, to the public — and what information was kept out.
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I'm not finished with it yet, but I've really been absorbed by the interviews the main characters start to do with imprisoned serial killers a few episodes into the series — some of which are apparently almost verbatim from actual interviews.
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But Schiff never purported to be reading "the exact transcribed version" of Trump's call with the president of Ukraine; Schiff introduced his comments by saying he would be giving "the essence of what the president communicates," not a verbatim recitation.
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Some of Chestek's clients are romance authors, and on more than one occasion, Chestek has dealt with cases where the author's work was copied verbatim and republished on Amazon Kindle by someone else, with only names and places swapped out.
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Scott Witlin (the lawyer representing the studios) sat down and said—and I will quote him almost verbatim—'it's so great to see so many of you coming here to support your contract, we're very proud to see you all here.
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Goldman, whose screenplay credits include "Total Recall" and producing "Minority Report," claims Disney and the other defendants in the suit copied the themes of his version of "Zootopia," as well as its settings, plot, characters, and dialogue — some virtually verbatim.
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There's something amusing about the film's depiction of the midnight walk when Dickens conceived of most of A Christmas Carol's plot as an endless line of people walking up to him and saying famous lines from the book to him verbatim.
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When presented with a verbatim quote from President Trump on Tuesday ("You had a group on one side that was bad, and you had a group on the other side that was also very violent"), more disagree (53%) than agree (43%).
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You can read a lot of this stuff, and the nature of what you do is you write down verbatim what they said, and usually you're not adding any commentary there, and so you can bring to it what you want.
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For all the high-minded talk of journalism in the Trump era (much of which has been excellent) a scoop-driven collective action problem has driven reporters most deeply embedded in the Trump universe to repeat his administration's lies verbatim.
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Other writers might use allegory or synecdoche to unpick current affairs, but Ms Slovo's verbatim documentary theatre, previously used in pieces on Guantánamo and the London riots of 2011, proves here to be a masterful approach to a tangled issue.
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A growing list: The verbatim transcript is the sixth to be released by the Democrats this week, as they wind down the closed-door deposition stage of their impeachment investigation and transition to a public hearing phase, beginning next week.
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When Hillary Clinton used a foreign-policy address on June 2nd to savage Donald Trump as a man unfit to be commander-in-chief, her speech gained much of its power by quoting the businessman's boorish inanities more or less verbatim.
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"I would like to have the Attorney General call you or your people and I would like you to get to the bottom of it," Trump said, according to the memo, which is not a verbatim transcript of the call.
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To the Editor: You do your readers a great favor when you quote President Trump at length, as in your July 19 editorial, with his verbatim answers to questions at his news conference after his meeting with Vladimir Putin in Helsinki.
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To many here, Mr. Scalfari personifies an impressionistic style of Italian journalism, prevalent in its coverage of the Vatican, politics and much else, in which the gist is more important than the verbatim, and the spirit greater than the letter.
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" In a line taken almost verbatim from the book, Folman's Anne wonders, "How can we, whose every possession, from my panties to Father's shaving brush, is so old and worn, ever hope to regain the position we had before the war?
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But being used as a paper doll for Gregg Barnes's "I Love Julia" costumes, while speaking verbatim Ms. Roberts's lines from the film, she has been given no chance to banish stardust memories of the woman who created her part.
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Additionally, according to the whistle-blower complaint, the Trump administration sought to conceal Mr. Trump's blatant abuse of power by hiding the full verbatim transcript of the call on a highly classified computer server that very few officials can access.
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With its lengthy, erotically charged discussions (drawn largely verbatim from the novel), "Morin" is a theological action film that anticipates Eric Rohmer's romantic talkathon, "My Night at Maude's," a philosophical debate between a chaste man and an attractive, experienced woman.
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The document notes that it "is not a verbatim transcript," and I can't help wondering if it has been somewhat sanitized, but it is still unlike any presidential communication I can think of in my 35-year career in journalism.
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Yet there have been moves to correct course, including the recent one-off Redux Grunge Collection 1993/2018, an almost verbatim 26-piece reissue of Jacobs's show for Perry Ellis, released for the 25-year anniversary of the seminal collection.
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He neglected the kind of rhetorical embellishments he employed — and which got him into hot water — when the rough transcript of President Donald Trump's call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was first released, sticking to quoting witnesses' closed door testimony verbatim.
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Matthew Broderick, who went to high school with Lonergan and is his closest friend, told me that the film's classroom scenes, with their excruciatingly progressive exchanges between students and teachers, are taken more or less verbatim from their experience at Walden.
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"Freedom of expression means little as our underlying philosophy if we allow voices to be silenced because they are afraid to speak up," said a Twitter spokesperson in response to a request for comment—a verbatim quote from Vijaya Gadde's 2015 op-ed.
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We talked about the weather, and then his role as an AIDS awareness educator, and then insurance and the lack thereof, and then he said, verbatim, that 1 out of every 2 black queers were on track to get HIV in their lives.
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KAINE: (verbatim Trump quote)PENCE: (bewildered reaction, claim he never said that)MODERATOR: "Moving on, gentlemen..." But the most frustrating thing is that Quijano has tried to squeeze in every conceivable election topic, including ones that don't really matter, like the national debt.
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"If, and it's a big if, they used this in UFED or other products, it would indicate they ripped off software verbatim from the jailbreak community and used forensically unsound and experimental software in their supposedly scientific and forensically validated products," Zdziarski continued.
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When psychologists had 79 students watch a series of TED talks, the typers' notes managed to capture the lecture nearly verbatim, but people who wrote out their notes longhand performed better on tests evaluating whether they gained a deeper understanding of the material.
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At other points, verses from the Bible are included almost verbatim to underscore the play's prophetic nature: "For there shall arise false Christs, and false prophets, and shall show great signs and wonders … [and] they shall deceive the very elect" (Matthew 24:24).
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So on Tuesday, Manson took it further and read out Bieber's tweets verbatim on a SiriusXM show hosted by Grant Random (which you can hear at the top of the page), and also let Howard Stern read some out on his show.
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The Democratic memo provides a verbatim excerpt from the application, which stated that the F.B.I. believed that Mr. Steele had been commissioned by someone "likely looking for information that could be used to discredit Candidate #1's campaign," referring to Mr. Trump.
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Last May an Austrian appeals court found in her favor, ruling that Facebook must remove the hate speech postings — both the original posts and any verbatim repostings of the same comments — and also must do so worldwide, not merely geoblocking access to them in Austria.
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So you have to ask yourself this basic question: Why, given that it was made very clear that this was never a verbatim log of the Trump-Zelensky conversation, did the President invest so much rhetorical firepower in trying to present it that way?
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"There's a lot of talk about Biden's son, that Biden stopped the prosecution and a lot of people want to find out about that so whatever you can do with the Attorney General would be great," Trump said, according to the non-verbatim transcript.
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Strengthening the earlier ruling, the Viennese appeals court ruled on Friday that Facebook must remove the postings against Greens leader Eva Glawischnig as well as any verbatim repostings, and said merely blocking them in Austria without deleting them for users abroad was not sufficient.
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Since Donald Trump's election and his appointment of Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos — who once called her work in education reform helping to "advance God's kingdom" — a new wave of bills with verbatim ties to the Discovery Institute made inroads in statehouses across the country.
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In a tight race for re-election, the attacks have forced Scott Walker to say that he was willing to adopt ObamaCare's pre-existing protection language verbatim, a stunning change of direction from a man who's spent the last eight years trashing the law.
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One man repeated a particularly cutting line to me almost verbatim, one which had appeared in a slew of Gianforte ads: "I don't care what they say," the man said, as if the words had been programmed into him by a local GOP operative.
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" (The readout states on the first page that it is not a verbatim transcript, but rather a reconstruction based on the notes of White House officials who listened in on the call.) "Thank you so very much," Zelensky responded, "and I appreciate the congratulations.
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Yet most of their responses were excerpts pulled from their stump speeches — or in Ben Carson's case, a verbatim recitation of the Preamble to the Constitution — rather than the tit-for-tat exchanges that the Republican debates have become known for in this primary race.
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In "Unwanted," at the Baryshnikov Arts Center, the choreographer and musician Dorothée Munyaneza, who witnessed genocide in Rwanda as a child, presents the verbatim accounts of women in several countries (Congo, the former Yugoslavia, Rwanda and others) who experienced militarized rape and its consequences.
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Elevator Repair Service, whose stage adaptations of "The Sound and the Fury" and "The Great Gatsby" (a verbatim reading called "Gatz") have earned awards and critical praise, is turning to Albee's masterpiece for its latest production, written by Kate Scelsa, a member of the company.
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A legal analysis found in his files appeared verbatim in a draft proposal to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census, pointing to his personal involvement in a plan that most experts have concluded was intended to skew the census process toward Republicans.
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A few years ago, the playwright and actress Talene Monahon began to interview re-enactors in Virginia, Massachusetts and New York, stitching their responses into "How to Load a Musket," a largely verbatim piece of theater at 59E13 Theaters, produced by Less Than Rent Theater.
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In the transcript, one that is not a verbatim record, Trump asks Ukraine's Zelensky to "look into" why the country's top prosecutor had apparently ended an investigation into the business dealings of Hunter Biden, who served on the board of a Ukrainian gas company.
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Home-schooled and allowed to leave only for closely supervised outings, they relied on their father's huge movie collection as their primary link to the outside world — recreating favorites like "The Dark Knight" and "Reservoir Dogs" with handmade costumes and scripts they transcribed verbatim.
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The new "verbatim theater" production in D.C. focuses on the texts between the former senior FBI agents (Strzok was on Robert Mueller's team) having an extramarital affair in 2016, who flirted, gossiped, joked — and discussed their hatred of Donald Trump — on government-issued cell phones.
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It's over the top, except it really isn't; a quick dive into the darker corners of the internet will dig up any number of radicalized angry young men saying the same things, verbatim, and some of them are willing to kill for their beliefs.
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I could take the oldest person here, make a hole right here on the side of the head, and put some depth electrodes into their hippocampus and stimulate, and they would be able to recite back to you verbatim a book they read 60 years ago.
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Here, I'll print some of it verbatim to make it easier: You say "We gotta look on the bright side" I say "Well maybe if you wanna go blind" You say my eyes are getting too dark now But boy, you ain't ever seen my mind
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"Almost every time we have done a transcript of him there is something in there that makes you wonder what is going on," said Elizabeth Pennell, president of ASC Services, which produces verbatim political transcripts for Congressional Quarterly and many of the news networks (but not CNBC).
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Reached for comment, Facebook spokesperson Travis Reed reiterated most of the tweeted statement verbatim but noted that "we made a server configuration change that triggered a cascading series of issues," a welcome clarification that implies the server change was not caused by someone outside the company.
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In refusing to answer questions at a White House press briefing recently about Trump's views on climate change, Pruitt quoted almost verbatim from Stephens' column about the Earth's temperature rise while omitting the most relevant clause: that the "human influence on that warming" since 1880 is indisputable.
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There's no point us simply copying out all of the steps verbatim here—just head to XDA Developers for detailed instructions—but the process involves setting up Python, authorizing new credentials for the Google Assistant API, and then setting up a simple client in the command line.
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" That had just happened to me verbatim with a relative where I was trying to figure out what the path was going to be and how long the person had, and the doctor said, "I'm sorry to tell you this, but she's not leaving the hospital.
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Record and reorient, over and over againWith the first draft before him, Beverly records himself reading the script verbatim and tries to incorporate all of the vocal variety and pacing he intends to give as if he's giving it in front of an audience that day.
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"While Now8News does not contain a readily available disclaimer, it is a fake news site camouflaged as a local television station news site, and the above-displayed story is a verbatim copy of an article previously published by the disreputable Daily Buzz Live web site," Snopes wrote.
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Repeating almost verbatim language used in the minutes of the bank's last policy meeting, Campos Neto said in testimony to lawmakers that inflation risks remain balanced but warned that high levels of slack in the economy could lead to a lower path for inflation than anticipated.
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The push will likely be cheered by an army of ISP-tied consultants, think tankers, and loyal lawmakers like Senator John Thune, who you should note parroted Comcast's call for a "bipartisan legislative solution" nearly verbatim in a speech applauding the net neutrality repeal last week.
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It doesn't quite sound the same, and no doubt has a more self-referential wit to it, but if the objective was to produce a game that recalled the past without actually duplicating it verbatim, improving what didn't work so well before, it seems like a success.
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When the two leaders did speak, according to a non-verbatim transcript of the call released by the White House on Wednesday, Trump explicitly asked for "a favor" and pushed for information on former vice president Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden, who had business in Ukraine.
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When the two leaders did speak, according to a non-verbatim transcript of the call released by the White House on Wednesday, Trump explicitly asked for "a favor" and pushed for information on former vice president Joe Biden's son Hunter Biden, who had business in Ukraine.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Details from a phone call made by Donald Trump that has led the U.S. House of Representatives to launch a formal impeachment inquiry against the president isn't likely to come from a recording or be verbatim, former White House and national security officials say.
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Google "copied 11,500 lines of computer code verbatim, as well as the complex structure and organization inherent in that code, in order to help its competing commercial product," Solicitor General Noel J. Francisco wrote, adding that Google's "unauthorized copying harmed the market for respondent's Java platform."
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Correction: Yesterday's Verbatim section quoted Rebecca Traister in NY Mag saying that only around 20 percent of women are married by age 29; the quoted article has since been corrected to say that 20 percent of women 18-29 are married, which is a rather different thing.
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As the play is taken verbatim from young Sontag's journal entries, the words of the older iteration of the thinker represent the notes real-life Sontag would scribble in the margins of her old journals, treating her former self as a work of literature up for critique.
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The moments leading up to June making her slightly smirky way down the Waterfords' staircase and the credits smashing to "American Girl" were saturated with voiceover, verbatim from the book, telling us exactly what we'd already understood from June's face before, during, and after the stoning.
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While it really doesn't seem like that's going to happen verbatim on the show, the character itself is a lot like a certain Arya Stark (Maisie Williams), who opened the most recent episode by brutally poisoning the Frey army who was responsible for her mother and brother's death.
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He says he noticed the mistake when he tried to transfer half his interest in "War" to the family of former Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie I. Little background: The lyrics for "War" are lifted almost verbatim from a famous speech by Selassie ... who Rastafarians worship as Jah Rastafari.
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The White House in September released a reconstructed transcription of the July phone conversation and noted it was not a verbatim transcript and that it represented a record of "the notes and recollections of Situation Room Duty officers and National Security Council policy staff" who listen to official conversations.
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Some of the characters are composites, and some of the events ascribed to Ms. Bass were actually experienced by other pilots, but her life story, recounted in a rousing 4½-minute song called "Me and the Sky," is a near-verbatim transcript of her interview with the writers.
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Trump's frenzied counterattack against Warren -— similar to his virtual stalking of the highly regarded Fox News host Megyn Kelly ever since she asked him during a debate about his string of insults against women, which she professionally quoted verbatim -— reveals what it takes to make Teflon Don melt under intense scrutiny.
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The verbatim transcripts — detailing last month's interviews with Marie Yovanovitch, former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, and Michael McKinley, a recently resigned top State Department official — produced no new bombshells for either side amid the ongoing probe into Trump's campaign to pressure Ukrainian leaders to find dirt on his political rivals.
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These sessions help personalize instructions (does the user prefer "slightly to the right" or "2 o'clock") and preferences (instead of reading a whole menu verbatim, the agent will know if Jordan loves seafood or is allergic to peanuts.) Aira can also order from Amazon, give reviews from Yelp and hail Ubers.
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McCarthy has offered a series of stumbling defenses of Trump, in one interview denying that Trump had asked China to investigate Biden (he did, publicly on the White House lawn) and in another interview trying to correct a reporter's verbatim quote of the transcript of Trump's call with Ukraine's president.
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Though an imperfect reconstruction of the phone conversation held on July 25th—not a verbatim account—it makes clear that Mr Trump repeatedly badgered Volodymyr Zelensky to investigate a debunked corruption allegation against one of his likeliest Democratic opponents next year, Joe Biden, concerning his son's business interests in Ukraine.
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The complaint's release comes after the White House put out a transcript (it is not verbatim) Wednesday morning of Trump's call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, in which the US president asked his Ukrainian counterpart to help dig up dirt on former vice president Joe Biden ahead of the 2020 election.
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It's also seeking a verdict on whether Facebook has a duty to seek out and remove similar (but not exactly verbatim) hate speech postings against a person who has been targeted with such comments — which would significantly widen the responsibility being placed on the social network to police the speech of its users.
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According to this readout provided by the Pakistani government, which sounded a hell of a lot like a verbatim transcript of the president's remarks, Trump assured Sharif that "Pakistanis are one of the most intelligent people": Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif called President-elect USA Donald Trump and felicitated him on his victory.
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" Speaking to voters in Macomb County in March 1992, he offered a near-verbatim recitation of Greenberg's proposal: "The one thing that it's going to take to bring this country together is somebody's got to come back to the so-called Reagan Democratic area and say: 'Look, I'll give you your values back.
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The leaked portions, which Ali said he obtained on condition that he not publish them verbatim, said that Trump's behavior following his abrupt firing of FBI Director James Comey in 2017 had prompted White House officials to consider trying to use Section 4 of the 25th Amendment to remove Trump from office.
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The sisters Soloway had a bit of early fame when their 1990 cult creation, "The Real Live Brady Bunch" — verbatim re-enactments of the show starring a yet unknown Jane Lynch — which started at the alternative and anarchic Annoyance Theater in Chicago, jumped its moorings and opened in New York and Los Angeles.
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A statement released by the venue on Louis C.K.'s behalf threatened would-be leakers of material from the set with legal penalties, asserting that its contents "may not be copied, translated, transmitted, displayed, distributed, or reproduced verbatim" in "any form, media, or technology now known or later developed" without written consent.
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Mr. Trump, who regularly accuses critics of whatever they have accused him of, has taken to calling the congressman "Shifty Schiff" and likewise complains that the parody he gave of Mr. Trump's July 25 call to make a point was dishonest even though Mr. Schiff made clear it was not a verbatim rendering.
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Part II of the whistleblower's complaint alleges that the officials who witnessed the call first hand were directed by White House lawyers to move the verbatim transcript from where it would normally be stored to a separate system which is used for highly classified information and to which access is highly restricted.
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Captions for the images often take the form of satirical takes on pre-existing corny puns: "Make this collection an instant plastic," while other moments are verbatim earnestness presented subversively: "Be the change you wish to see in the world" accompanies a text message excerpt about a date with a drunk Irish play-doh man.
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There are other moments like this screenshot where Q will quote a post of his from before a Trump tweet, then repost it after a Trump tweet — with the text displaying the original posts timestamp — quoting the President once again, leading some to believe Trump quoted Q in verbatim while it was actually the opposite.
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Instead of trying the bong, which is nine inches long, I'm just going to relay, verbatim, the description written on the box, which I find to be oddly poetic: While I'm not currently in the mood to "toke it and stroke it," as suggested, I might start bringing it to bar as a conversation piece.
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In my zest to urge the industry to solve this problem, in an earlier piece, I had said that "if one takes open source software that someone else has built and offers it verbatim as a commercial service for one's own profit" (as cloud infrastructure providers do) that's "not in the spirit" of open source.
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It's not always clear who the intended audience is for "Your Song Changed My Life" (would the kind of music obsessive who might be interested really need to be told that the Sex Pistols "helped define the look of punk"?), and an impulse to transcribe the musicians' quotations verbatim doesn't always do them favors.
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Or even before that when, as a 19-year-old, she would run lines with her mother, the actress Blythe Danner, and Danner noticed that it was all too easy for her, that there was something preternatural about her talent (an assessment one of her former co-stars also said to me almost verbatim).
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" Reading the government document through the lens of a director, Ms. Satter saw a title printed across the top — "VERBATIM TRANSCRIPTION" — followed by a list of "participants," or characters: Reality Winner, whose name alone feels theatrical; the two special agents who interrogated her that day; and a mysterious figure listed only as "Unknown Male.
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His acidic portrayal of Mr. Trump as a president in over his head, disdained by aides who are astounded by his lack of fitness for the job, has dominated headlines and social media for days, along with his purportedly verbatim quotes from figures like Mr. Bannon and Mr. Murdoch dismissing Mr. Trump as a fool.
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Mr. Howie wanted Ms. O'Neal to project the logo of her podcast — a black and white photo of herself with the words "Tatum, Verbatim" imposed over it — on a large flat-screen television sandwiched between black leather sofas where she and her daughter, Emily McEnroe (her father is John McEnroe, the tennis player), were sitting.
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Here's a cut from the studio: But let's just examine this for a second: you know you've nailed a theme song when 28 years later, people can sing the lyrics verbatim, but probably not even be able to tell you the name of more than five characters on the show (Huey, Dewey, Louis, Scrooge, Launchpad... shit).
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Saturday is the final day of a play on the topic of terrors that are all too much with us — "Another World: Losing Our Children to Islamic State," directed by Nicolas Kent and based on the verbatim testimony of men and woman affected by or engaged in various ways with the goings-on of the Islamic State.
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Read more: Trump is dragging down Biden with him as the Ukraine scandal threatens to upend his presidencyInformation about the infighting and inner workings of the Trump White House has long been leaked to the media, with verbatim transcripts of phone calls with world leaders published in news reports in the early days of his presidency.
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" According to the memo, which is based on notes from national security staffers and not a verbatim transcript, Trump told Zelensky: "There's a lot of talk about Biden's son, that Biden stopped the prosecution and a lot of people want to find out about that so whatever you can do with the Attorney General would be great.
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A pro-immigration protester named George Clifton, who is wearing a sign that says " Veteran: U.S.M.C. and C.I.A. ," tells me that two Trump supporters came up to him separately after the Fountain Hills rally and whispered "almost verbatim the same thing, not quite, but in a nutshell": that they'd like to shoot him in the back of the head.
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To tie in with the 150th anniversary of the naming of Europe's longest place name — a village in Wales called Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch — custom map platform Mapiful teamed up with the British Institute of Verbatim Reporters to put together a list of the most commonly mispronounced places in the UK. Try and say these 11 places without peeking at the correct pronunciation below.
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And since the network wasn't able to provide earpieces to everyone participating (technically impossible) or be able to play clips from the control room using a monitor (for feedback reasons), the host in this case (Brown) was forced to set up the clip by relaying verbatim onto panelists what clip was being played to an audience at home before coming back live.
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Today's focus will be on Politico White House political correspondent Glenn Thrush, who may or may not being getting a bad rap — you be the judge — after a leaked Wikileaks email from him to Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta shows this (verbatim): "Because I have become a hack I will send u the whole section that pertains to u," Thrush writes to Podesta.
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Because of that, despite Trump's relentless characterization of the document as verbatim transcript, in reality what the public has read of his call with Zelensky is based on the "notes and recollections of Situation Room Duty Officers and NSC policy staff assigned to listen and memorialize the conversation in written form as the conversation takes place," according to the White House.
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Mr. Cernovich and the far-right activist Charles C. Johnson had to back away from claims that they possessed a sexual harassment settlement that would bring down a leading Democratic senator when it became apparent that the document — which targeted the Senate Democratic leader, Chuck Schumer of New York — was a forgery, lifting passages verbatim from the Conyers complaint unearthed by Mr. Cernovich.
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A law enforcement report said that "in sum and in no way verbatim," the note made reference to retaliation for the actions of Dylann S. Roof, the white supremacist responsible for the 2015 murders at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston, according to The A.P. The killings by Mr. Roof, who was convicted last year and later sentenced to death, shocked the country.
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I would assume that if a prospective student were caught posting (Content warning: violence) "To snap a bitch's neck, make sure to apply all your pressure to the middle of her throat," Harvard would reconsider their admission, but that quote appears verbatim as an example of a non-credible threat in the leak of Facebook's standards and that is perfectly acceptable for their platform.
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One woman who worked in Kenya in the 1990s, Sister Paola Moggi, told the AP: "I have found in Africa sisters who are absolutely emancipated and who say what they think to a priest...I have also found sisters who said 'Well, you have to understand their needs, and that while we only have a monthly cycle a man has a continuous cycle of sperm' — verbatim words from the '90s."
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Mr. Leahy cited numerous emails that Mr. Miranda had sent Judge Kavanaugh and a few other officials during that period, including verbatim internal Democratic talking points, a draft Democratic letter that was not yet public, "intel" about what questions Mr. Leahy was planning to ask a nominee at a coming hearing, and an email chain about meeting at Mr. Miranda's apartment to obtain "useful info" about two other Democratic senators.
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Jason Parham, Senior Writer: As someone who knows very little about the comic, but is now deeply and unreasonably invested in the show and these characters, what I've come to appreciate the most about this particular iteration is how it is not a verbatim re-reading of Moore and Dave Gibbons' original tale and instead one of the more daring TV interpretations I've experienced this year—shit, maybe even this decade.
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