"He had a volunteer role; he volunteered sometimes, and she volunteered him all the time," Sandweiss says.
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Yes, Tommy volunteered for his or her military service, but he or she volunteered for the good of the country and not for the President's personal agenda.
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Missouri Republican gubernatorial candidate Eric Greitens, who claimed to have volunteered in Bosnia in the '90s, actually volunteered mostly in neighboring Croatia, according to a report by The Associated Press.
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A 2012 study published in Health Psychology found that, in their participation pool, the older adults who volunteered "were at lower risk for mortality four years later," especially those who volunteered regularly.
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We're proud of the hams that stepped up and volunteered.
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When no one volunteered, the offer was increased to $800.
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Durham had previously volunteered at the school three times before.
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Zielinski volunteered to participate in the procession to transfer Sgt.
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We have 1500 of those employees who have already volunteered.
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She volunteered for Bernie Sanders presidential campaign last election season.
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Lady Gaga volunteered at a shelter after evacuating her home.
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So right away I volunteered to be the project manager.
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However, the employees volunteered to take their boss's place instead.
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There, he volunteered as a teacher in a refugee camp.
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He even volunteered to pay something into the EU budget.
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Tona Campbell, a high school senior, volunteered for Hillary Clinton.
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" He has volunteered that "Donald Trump didn't create these wars.
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White House press secretary Josh Earnest on Wednesday volunteered Sen.
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A group of hikers also volunteered to comb the forests.
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Ali refused to be inducted into the service; Louis volunteered.
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Vocalists and musicians volunteered to help, including a mariachi band.
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After helping her, I volunteered at a local assisted living.
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I wanted to give back to them, so I volunteered.
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When I volunteered, I had no illusions about my fate.
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What is shocking is that she volunteered for both ordeals.
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Florida State University also volunteered to participate in the pilot.
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I volunteered 11 years ago to take care of that.
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He volunteered as the director of strategic initiatives for Parvati.
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Some are more or less ordinary people who have volunteered.
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The inmates who attended the debate volunteered to do so.
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One person familiar with the matter said both employees volunteered.
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He volunteered to lead Sunday night services after the shooting.
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Schwartz, who volunteered and was a delegate for Vermont Sen.
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The day after Donald Trump was elected, I finally volunteered.
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In 1960, she volunteered for John F. Kennedy's Presidential campaign.
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During the campaign, I had volunteered and made phone calls.
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One who has already volunteered for the role, in fact.
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She had volunteered after Hurricane Irma hit Florida in September.
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"I volunteered to bail out of the relationship," he said.
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Shiyou volunteered to be the guy on the bottom again.
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That study also found that the largest number volunteered through religious groups: 30.4 percent, compared with 17.9 percent who volunteered through school groups, 11.6 percent through community service groups and 7.1 percent through neighborhood associations.
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"This is not Nixon goes to China," volunteered Arizona Democratic Rep.
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She also volunteered with the North Oakland YMCS Supporting Military Families.
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I volunteered to lead the team on the QVC sales task.
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He later went to Afghanistan and volunteered as a Taliban soldier.
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She volunteered to help Ajmal and Emmett connect with other residents.
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He's volunteered with Habitat for Humanity and an AIDS prevention group.
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So Ms. Henderson volunteered to pitch in, should the need arise.
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I volunteered to be part of the Purim party planning committee.
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He and his entire family supported, volunteered and campaigned for Duterte.
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"We volunteered to come out here and support Florida," Durham says.
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Student groups, including the campus Democrats organization, volunteered to help her.
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Should we have volunteered to go ahead and stop these exercises?
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Knowing she would make some extra money, the woman volunteered herself.
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I had volunteered in the first few weeks of the war.
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And their workers have volunteered, they've raised resources, they've spoken out.
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She volunteered in her community, coaching Special Olympics and planting trees.
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She says she volunteered to teach the Bible to younger kids.
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They've both also volunteered to testify in front of the House.
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They topped all 50 US states — with 503% saying they volunteered.
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Raskin reportedly volunteered to read the final pages of the report.
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Ishii volunteered to impersonate the child's father at a school interview.
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Justice William J. Brennan, Jr., volunteered to write the majority opinion.
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Americans volunteered in Nicaragua during the 1980s without being harmed by
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There was some question whether Mr. Rotenberg volunteered or was pushed.
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But they're the ones who volunteered to be in Trump's Army.
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Booking's board directors also volunteered to give up their cash retainers.
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There is some question whether Mr. Rotenberg volunteered or was pushed.
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Maryann, a lawyer from Westchester County, volunteered to write our playlet.
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I volunteered at animal shelters in Providence all through high school.
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A school spokesperson added that Rodriguez's son volunteered for the activity.
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Stephanie Hathaway, above, volunteered for the clinical trial of the infusion.
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Some 21,000 workers have volunteered for unpaid leave of various periods.
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When he finished high school, he volunteered to go to Vietnam.
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One person familiar with the matter said both employees had volunteered.
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She became, Messud said, ''the lady who volunteered at the library.
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Nearly 800 lawyers have volunteered free or low-cost legal services.
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In my off hours, I volunteered at a battered-women's shelter.
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Later, in 2012, she volunteered on President Obama's re-election campaign.
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He volunteered in World War II. He was in the Navy.
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She volunteered that she'd be willing to pay $224 for admission.
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When no one volunteered they upped the offer until someone did.
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No word if Maury Povich has volunteered to offer his services.
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Those young citizens who volunteered to serve stand for something different.
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In 1940 he volunteered for service in the Royal Air Force.
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Things unexpectedly turned deep when she volunteered to read my soul.
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Some volunteered for the art ambassador role, while others were asked.
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In other words, "you just volunteered for double taxation," Orman says.
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"Maybe if you chopped them up they'd be O.K.," one volunteered.
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Luckily for the Auten family, Loritz volunteered to be a donor.
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Yusuf, though trained as an architect, volunteered in all possible ways.
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No. In college, you volunteered for Senator Trent Lott, a Republican.
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But Ms. Dickerson volunteered to work as the director without salary.
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No, you can't be fired from a job you volunteered for.
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Veterans and a biker gang have already volunteered to assist him.
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More than 1,200 people have volunteered to help at the Expo.
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A plan for voluntary repatriation stalled when not a single Rohingya volunteered.
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More than 200 employees have already volunteered to go to the border.
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About 20 people volunteered at the event to distribute maps and programs.
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Staff at the USDA have volunteered to adopt all 14 remaining cats.
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McCormack had also volunteered with the LaGrange Fire Department, according to Estes.
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People who worked and volunteered extensively for the O'Rourke campaign know this.
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Langthorn volunteered on her first gubernatorial campaign at the age of 22000.
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Now quasi-retired, she's volunteered as the regional director for Reclaim Idaho.
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More than 1,800 women volunteered for the shoot when it was announced.
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Arabs who volunteered to fight with them became the godfathers of jihadism.
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I volunteered during that time as well, as much as I could.
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Claire, never one to refuse a chance to do something noble, volunteered.
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The EPA said Magnolia was cooperative in its investigation and volunteered information.
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Mueller volunteered for the Marines in 1966, right after graduating from Princeton.
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They'd booked a gig but didn't have a singer, so Baker volunteered.
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After no one volunteered to be bumped, passengers were selected at random.
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Leahy lobbied Sheriff A.J. "Tim" Rodenberg and volunteered to lead the initiative.
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But I volunteered as tribute because I actually adore all things matrimonial.
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Katharine Stevenson volunteered to resign instead to create the vacancy for Ackman.
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In New Mexico 4000 Mexican Americans volunteered for Civil War Union forces.
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Everyone volunteered his or her time to share individual and collective wisdom.
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The prosecutor's office did not say they had volunteered to be "arguidos".
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I volunteered at a fundraiser for one of the many special elections.
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Do not accidentally cut the cat that volunteered to become a Totoro.
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He said others have volunteered to pay for the effort as well.
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Hindley also tells the story Edmund Schechner, an Austrian Jew who volunteered
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Riordan volunteered at her children's school, the Annunciation Catholic School in Albuquerque.
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So far, 400 have volunteered and have begun receiving the increased benefits.
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Pitt volunteered to get his teeth chipped prior to filming "Fight Club."
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Then Chan volunteered, breaking what amounted to an ad hoc labor strike.
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Every time something needed to be done, someone volunteered to handle it.
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He said he also volunteered on the 2016 presidential campaign of Sen.
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He often volunteered to help rangers with animal counts from the sky.
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Her son, Brandon, was a match and volunteered to be a donor.
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This is the first time she has volunteered for a political campaign.
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They were looking for a singer for their band and I volunteered.
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I volunteered to deliver the Turbo S to the Seattle press fleet.
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They volunteered to help eco-conscious candidates flip districts in the midterms.
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In her retirement, she volunteered for AARP, coordinating a voter education program.
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Unexpectedly alone at his show, I volunteered to be his audience participant.
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" Then, without prompting, Mr. Carrey volunteered: "I don't believe in nervous breakdowns.
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As of Wednesday afternoon, 69 students had volunteered to graduate, Abramson said.
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Some medical students have also volunteered to help respond to the crisis.
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Cohen volunteered to testify before the House Oversight Committee on February 7th.
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Ms. Schiff volunteered at what is now Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
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And President Barack Obama and his family volunteered at a soup kitchen.
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When she had moved to New Orleans she volunteered for Planned Parenthood.
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He played basketball and the saxophone, and volunteered for a local charity.
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But no country has so far volunteered to host such a center.
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About 10,000 employees have already volunteered to take leaves from the company.
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I volunteered at one of the very early events, a networking mixer.
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Both Sanders and Joe Biden volunteered proudly that they hadn't shaken hands.
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Though few are household names today, top physicists, chemists and engineers volunteered.
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They had been on exotic vacations and had volunteered for the needy.
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To help cope, he volunteered at the VA hospital in Loma Linda.
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Women were not subject to the Vietnam-era draft, but thousands volunteered.
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I participated in their Youth Enrichment Services, and volunteered for Center Kids.
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Vadik volunteered to eat the Isolda, because he had an iron stomach.
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He volunteered that he hadn't had a single sale in three days.
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She also volunteered at the only maternity clinic in Jordan's Za'atari camp.
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Ms. Firmender told him she volunteered at the thrift shop at church.
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Under the big top In February, Stone volunteered to take the stand.
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Deutsch also volunteered at Chai Lifeline, an international health care support organization.
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Levin had volunteered to stand in for him during Cleveland's mock election.
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Don't expect to see "Paid for by Vladimir Putin" volunteered anytime soon.
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For the authorities one prisoner volunteered a report of a cloven foot.
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Nearly 50 volunteered and gathered fuel from motorbikes and from a market.
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Ms. Brown and her boyfriend volunteered on Mr. Bloomberg's 2001 mayoral campaign.
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In that time, I came to the jail every day and volunteered.
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I volunteered for it, they selected me, and the rest went forward.
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Schneider, with Eric Reiner, volunteered lunch breaks to restore the clock's mechanics.
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He volunteered alongside Roberts when campaigning for Barack Obama's presidential campaign in 27.4.
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They topped all 50 US states — with 51% of respondents saying they volunteered.
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If you've ever volunteered to wield the tongs, you know the pressure's on.
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The church issued a statement saying Kelley volunteered for one night in 2014.
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City officials in Atlanta have volunteered their city as a possibly alternative location.
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In 503, only 58 people volunteered to go back to Iraq from Belgium.
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The man in the photo volunteered to give his picture to the company.
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In common with cities across Canada, Brockville has volunteered to host Syrian refugees.
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CNN reports that, so far, 40 men with Zika have volunteered to participate.
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I've been an announcer throughout my entire broadcasting career, and she volunteered me.
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" For example, "I volunteered at a nonprofit for young people affected by cancer.
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She also volunteered to keep a local church's library organized, her son said.
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They volunteered to join a search and recovery team in response to Irma.
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Some students have even volunteered to continue the community service over the summer.
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Kushner previously volunteered to share with Congress what he knows about these meetings.
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"People here don't understand how we are born into such privilege," Liz volunteered.
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Paul volunteered to be Garcia's guinea pig ... but the dude was clearly shook.
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Hodgkinson also apparently volunteered for Sanders campaign in Iowa during the 2016 campaign.
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This was not the first time Obama has volunteered during the Thanksgiving holiday.
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The man at the bus stop volunteered that he worked in immigration law.
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Fresh from graduation and living in New York, I volunteered for Massachusetts Gov.
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Days after Tsege's arrest and extradition, Nega volunteered to replace him in Eritrea.
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How people volunteered not to help others but to present themselves as givers.
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Mila, a thirty-year-old who grew up in Guinea-Bissau, bravely volunteered.
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Of the millionaires he studied, 72% volunteered five hours or more every month.
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ZURI NAVANI GARCIA, MEXICO CITY, RESCUER, LOS TOPOS BROADLY: Have you volunteered before?
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My partner at the time even volunteered to shave their head in solidarity.
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A sixth brand volunteered by its manufacturer also passed in a separate analysis.
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A huge number of young people came up and volunteered for our work.
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So he attended meetings at the college radio station and volunteered for everything.
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Employees from the human resources department have volunteered to help monitor social media.
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Judges Katsas and Andrew L. Brasher had volunteered for Mr. Trump's transition team.
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He's volunteered to make grocery runs for others who can't leave their homes.
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According to the Post, SAFEHOME would monitor those who've volunteered for the program.
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She volunteered to work with local children who had been neglected and abused.
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They bought an old rowhouse, volunteered in health clinics, marched for gun control.
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She knew most of the emergency workers; her husband still volunteered with them.
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In the comments thread, people suggested places to look and volunteered to help.
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She quit flying and volunteered for an infantry unit called the Aidar Battalion.
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She volunteered as an environmental educator in local schools and mentored young naturalists.
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"We can package them now, send them out in the morning," I volunteered.
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Meanwhile, Premier Nikita Khrushchev has volunteered his prized dog for the next mission.
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Next, I added my brother, who was also around and volunteered to help.
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She volunteered to fly around the world helping institutions in need of expertise.
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And then there was the mission that Alfred Mendes volunteered for on Oct.
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His elder brother, Walter, also volunteered and was killed in action in 1944.
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She even volunteered to be the first human subject to test the substance.
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One of those killed in Jersey City, Moshe Deutsch, volunteered for his organization.
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One of those killed in Jersey City, Moshe Deutsch, volunteered for his organization.
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Paul Tsongas (D-Mass.) and says he has volunteered on numerous political campaigns.
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Another volunteer would play A.H.F. "I'll be S.F.A.F.!" volunteered the copper-haired woman.
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Michelson volunteered at a studio library and became a sought-after film researcher.
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I volunteered at a desayunador, which is like a soup kitchen for migrants.
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Four years ago, she volunteered at a special-needs school in Pondicherry, India.
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" Rasulala: "When was the last time you volunteered to have your taxes audited?
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She just asked for some change, and I volunteered my money, straight up.
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For one thing, like their fathers in World War II, many had volunteered.
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Law students offered protesters legal advice, and medical undergrads volunteered as frontline medics.
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He volunteered for the infantry — his sense of the hardest, most dangerous job.
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" How he got his start in politics: "In 1992 I volunteered on Rep.
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She is an amazing woman who volunteered at a hospital in Redding, Calif.
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Mathew Shearman volunteered for Britain Stronger in Europe during the UK referendum campaign.
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Mental health scores were better for people who had volunteered than for people who never had, and was best for those who volunteered most often – even when marital status, educational attainment, social class, and state of health were accounted for.
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"Five thousand years," she volunteered, repeating the date even after the cleric shushed her.
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Instead, each nation volunteered its own plans and submitted them to the United Nations.
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Wallace volunteered to oversee the personal effects of soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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He volunteered with a veterans association, trying to find meaning in helping his comrades.
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Garry Kasparov, the Russian chess grandmaster, volunteered to help navigate their exit, Starikov says.
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Still, Ma Chenglong, 34, volunteered right away when the call went out on WeChat.
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His brother Wilky volunteered to fight in the Civil War; he returned badly injured.
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He raised three children; his youngest daughter, who volunteered with CRA, just turned 15.
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She volunteered for the Clinton campaign after Sanders was defeated in the Democratic primary.
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Karla is reported to have volunteered at a prison and taught Sunday school classes.
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Sarah Boccolucci, a birth and maternity photographer, volunteered to document the child's first hours.
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When was the last time anyone volunteered for anything other than the Kismet effort?
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He also volunteered that his team were ready to go further than an investigation.
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Jake needed somebody to write this post, I volunteered, and so here we are.
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Over 10,000 firefighters are battling the fires, Reuters reports, including California inmates that volunteered.
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When none of the passengers volunteered, the airline randomly selected four passengers to leave.
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Nevertheless, it is publically available information and the information is requested to be volunteered.
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So again they volunteered and again they received $3950 in American Express gift cards.
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The school says the students volunteered for the activity -- and their parents OK'd it.
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They said he had volunteered to stay with them until a deal was made.
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Florida congressman and Senate candidate Alan Grayson, a Democrat, volunteered an off-color suggestion.
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Mr. Canatella volunteered to scan his mother-in-law's old family photographs for Christmas.
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"The Corps applauds the time and effort of those Marines who volunteered," said Capt.
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A fair-trade emissary who'd volunteered for Cesar Chavez while still in high school?
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White, 21985, volunteered frequently at the church, according to friends and her Facebook profile.
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Friday's meal service wasn't the first time Williams has volunteered to help the shelter.
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Anglers and community members have volunteered countless hours to assist in these restoration actions.
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Investigators have testified that Ms. Graswald, who also volunteered on the island, seemed agitated.
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According to the group's website, about 3,000 people had volunteered as of Monday afternoon.
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She volunteered to be a patient advocate for Alyssa while she was at Mayo.
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" The president volunteered ideas for next year's entertainer, tweeting, "@greggutfeld should host next year!
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Kushner previously volunteered to share with Congress what he knows about Russia-related matters.
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Nobody volunteered, so Dao and several passengers were chosen at random to get bumped.
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Susie Buffett had volunteered for the San Francisco charity before her death in 2004.
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The amiable Blazer volunteered to coach his children's teams, beginning in the mid-1970s.
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The Hells Angels, on the other hand, volunteered to ensure the game was played.
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It also reveals that CEO Adam Neumann volunteered to forgo a salary for 2018.
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Many of them were older white people, and some had volunteered for her campaign.
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The rest worked, went to school, volunteered, searched for jobs or qualified for exemptions.
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Mark volunteered to train the new hires as soon as Rexnord announced the move.
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Her stepmother told the San Francisco Chronicle that she loved music and volunteered regularly.
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Twelve years later, I volunteered as my mom's driver when she ran for Senate.
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Genoa, in Italy, volunteered its services, thanks to its historic links to Boca Juniors.
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His wife, Christine, is a photographer who had volunteered for the Petit Family Foundation.
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I've volunteered in shelters for almost 30 years, and I just don't get it.
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I have voted in elections and volunteered for political campaigns since the late 1970s.
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Her wife, Christine Marinoni, an education activist herself, volunteered extensively on the campaign, too.
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At least 26 school employees have volunteered to be on the armed-response teams.
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Dr. Osborne volunteered his services, after being inspired by the good work of Mutumbo.
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I volunteered on behalf of people imperiled by the results of the 2016 election.
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Major Kettles volunteered to lead a flight of six helicopters to evacuate the wounded.
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"Andrew Cuomo may be a candidate," Representative Brian Higgins volunteered of the evolving field.
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Friends and acquaintances, many of them from the financial services sector, volunteered to help.
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When no passengers volunteered, United picked passengers at random to get off the flight.
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Mr. Simanowitz volunteered in the 107th Precinct auxiliary unit, rising to become a commander.
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Many Thai soldiers volunteered during off days to clean and repair abandoned Vietnamese temples.
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A number of cities volunteered, including Doha, Qatar; Medellín, Colombia; Genoa, Italy; and Miami.
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Soon after, Michael Wishnie, a Yale Law professor, volunteered to serve as co-counsel.
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"I'm not a glamour girl — most women aren't," she volunteered in a 1961 interview.
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"While judges may have volunteered for their positions, jurors are not volunteers," Jackson said.
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Mr. Park was a missionary who volunteered to teach a course on international finance.
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He then recalled a past building project he volunteered on with Carter in Haiti.
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Over the radio, Captain Basam volunteered to take members of the SWAT team there.
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Nevertheless, Ocasio-Cortez's roots go back to Sanders' 2016 campaign for which she volunteered.
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They want to volunteer at Mile 22, where we volunteered last year in Harlem.
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I started with places I'd lived and volunteered, where I knew guides and lodges.
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My maternal grandmother volunteered for a charity called the Willing Workers, for heaven's sake.
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For her birthday this year, she volunteered at a soup kitchen in the Bronx.
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Trump associates Roger Stone, Paul Manafort and Carter Page have also volunteered to testify.
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I volunteered at places and advocated for causes that I hadn't previously openly supported.
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Before coming to Iceland, they had volunteered at a refugee camp in Calais, France.
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Before coming to Iceland, they had volunteered at a refugee camp in Calais, France.
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Kwong Wing agreed, and a dozen other restaurants volunteered to co-sponsor the event.
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Kathleen Esterly first volunteered on the Gulf Coast, fixing homes for Hurricane Katrina victims.
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BUT WE ALREADY HAVE A LOT OF PEOPLE WHO HAVE VOLUNTEERED FOR THE JOB.
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While working in Ocean City, MD during college, I volunteered for a crisis service.
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We played the same sports, took the same classes, volunteered at the same places.
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In 2015, President Barack Obama volunteered at the Boys and Girls Club in Washington.
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Buttigieg, who once volunteered for Obama's election, understood the ties between Obama and Biden.
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We were both surprised when I volunteered to fly out after his back surgery.
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Moreover, only 30 defectors volunteered for the government-funded checkups, which were not mandatory.
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And per a report by the Washington Post's Robert Costa, Hodgkinson volunteered for Sen.
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Glowatski avoided trouble, kept to himself, and volunteered to speak to at-risk youth.
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"This is the sesh," said Sienna, one of the other women who had volunteered.
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Trebek volunteered both questions and answers during the debate, even cutting off Democratic Gov.
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Overall, 77.4 million Americans volunteered 6.9 billion hours in 2017, the most recent figures available.
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So Traywick, who says he contracted herpes five years ago, volunteered himself as lab rat.
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Oxford who had volunteered for the army and been stationed in Iraq—and was perhaps
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He volunteered for convoys and patrols so he could fight alongside and protect his brothers.
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As a teen she volunteered with the homeless and after college with orphans in Nepal.
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Many of its 1,000 operatives who have volunteered to help future candidates are Clinton alumni.
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Long story short, Brahim was a kid volunteered to be Park-Pettiford's interpreter in Iraq.
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The Pearland Professional Firefighters Association has also volunteered to help to fix up the interior.
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So, I interviewed some men who volunteered or were referred to me over social media.
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Instead of recommending someone, Gutiérrez told BuzzFeed News that Ryan volunteered to do it himself.
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A group of dentists then volunteered to examine dental records, and found that they matched.
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And in less than 24 hours, over 100 Italians have already volunteered to provide shelter.
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Before the summer holidays, many classes were still taught in living rooms volunteered by locals.
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While Kim had already volunteered her for the job, Kourtney also chimed into the conversation.
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Mob Wives star Drita D'Avanzo also volunteered for the fight, but Abraham turned her down.
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A week after Sherri vanished, Keith volunteered to take a polygraph test, which he passed.
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We still marched for reproductive rights, took self-defense classes, and volunteered at women's shelters.
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Mr Komarow volunteered, and by nightfall secured the release of nine hostages inside the obelisk.
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Within hours, however, some 19 other former female colleagues volunteered to testify against Mr Akbar.
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Several of his GOSH nurses have also volunteered to care for him in the hospice.
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On Monday, she told Ingraham that she "volunteered on two campaigns," and didn't say which.
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After no one volunteered, passengers were selected by the crew to give up their seats.
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In 2009, she volunteered with TechnoServe, an organization that uses business solutions to fight poverty.
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He volunteered in good faith that he had a firearm, beyond what the law requires.
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Coffman himself volunteered for the Army in 1972 during the last days of the draft.
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So Kara, who's a kind friend, volunteered to help the, in this case, clueless man.
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Give relentlessly As a teenager, I naturally scoffed at people who volunteered in my community.
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William Aitcheson volunteered to take a leave and didn't elaborate on the length of time.
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And at first, Gendry liked what they were selling, and volunteered to join the group.
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Women have volunteered as cooks, preparing huge vats of beans to distribute to the troops.
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My mother was an award-winning Army reservist and later volunteered in the school system.
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I visited him there in early July, when he had volunteered to be on call.
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After no one volunteered to be bumped from the flight, passengers were selected at random.
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In hindsight, this was not something a rational brown male should've volunteered for so enthusiastically.
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Mr. Kushner previously volunteered to share with Congress what he knows about Russia-related matters.
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And that was enough to persuade Mr. Davis; he even volunteered to send a photo.
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Hausknecht volunteered, even though it wore him out, Johnston said, which was typical of him.
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They volunteered to put their lives on display -- they don't deserve this kind of harassment.
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Hucakabee Sanders argued that the news only leaked after it was volunteered to Congressional investigators.
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In the spring of 2001, stimulated by his faith, he volunteered for the Afghan Army.
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Nearly every parent I asked volunteered some variation on the car-time-is-bedtime strategy.
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They have volunteered under Colorado law, and are now armed first responders in their schools.
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Russia even volunteered to act as a mediator between the United States and North Korea.
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My friend Lauren enthusiastically volunteered saying: I've had far more disgusting things in my mouth.
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The study also noted that those who volunteered regularly reported fewer cognitive problems in general.
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The last six years, I've volunteered as a photographer for Omaha Girls Rock summer camp.
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One of my more astute friends, recognizing the danger signs, volunteered to mix the drinks.
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" An FBI official had volunteered privately to the White House that the story was "B.
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Also, thanks to everyone who volunteered to join our reader dinners in Sydney this week.
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So far, 80% of staff have already volunteered for unpaid leave, according to the company.
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So about six of us came over, and Matt volunteered to take on the lobster.
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I believe that is the first time a flag has ever volunteered to be burned.
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He has also volunteered for Rainbow/PUSH, the civil rights organization led by the Rev.
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Some of those who volunteered to help with Ms. Meng's bail are former Huawei employees.
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He worked as a freelance writer, volunteered for L.G.B.T. organizations and advocated for animal welfare.
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"My contribution was neither sought or when it was volunteered, paid attention to," he said.
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He said Mr. Kim volunteered to dismantle a facility that tests engines for ballistic missiles.
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Mr. Simpson has already volunteered over 20 hours of testimony before three other congressional committees.
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As of last week, 80% of staff had volunteered for unpaid leave, the company said.
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When war broke out, he volunteered to fight, but he was rejected for health reasons.
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Without being asked, Collins volunteered that Harvey would not be pitching on Wednesday after all.
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She volunteered with the Red Cross during World War II, among other social service work.
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Mr. Thomas had volunteered to work, having already done several tours of overtime that week.
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In their spare time, the couple volunteered around Dandong, often taking Chinese orphans ice skating.
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McFadden also volunteered as a "vetter" on Trump's presidential transition team, according to ABC News.
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I volunteered for the campaign until they hired me on full time after the primary.
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No one volunteered to be bumped off the flight, so passengers were selected at random.
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I volunteered to move in with my parents until I found a more permanent place.
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I volunteered at a Thai dog rescue, meditated with Tibetan monks, and journaled a lot.
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Ms. Tomlin had a shorter rap sheet, so she volunteered to be Friday's celebrity bust.
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He was deeply invested in liberal politics and had volunteered for Mr. Sanders's presidential campaign.
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Secretary Perry volunteered to make the initial calls with Mr. Giuliani, given his prior relationship.
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The couple who got married are conservative Republicans who volunteered for Riggleman's campaign last year.
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"I found John Kerry interesting because he had volunteered to go to Vietnam," Daou says.
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Lee Da-Ren, a Taiwanese living in Japan, volunteered to translate Shimizu's work into Mandarin.
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"She volunteered during World War II for one of the nurse's aid corps," Helmig said.
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What exactly are the chances that I&aposll be volunteered to help organize this thing?
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Ms. Trimarco originally volunteered her backyard, but there were too many trees, Ms. Adams said.
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Fortunately, my editor gleefully volunteered her 14-year-old, Sophie, to be a test subject.
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Westbrook has even volunteered her weekends to coach a team of third and fourth graders.
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Over the years she volunteered on neighborhood associations and sat on her local community board.
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Buryak volunteered for Zelenskiy's election campaign this year, according to data from the election commission.
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Numerous other celebrities and public figures have pledged financial support or volunteered in response, including Elton John and Australian native Chris Hemsworth, who both announced $1 million donations this week, and Lizzo, who volunteered at a Victoria food bank during her tour of the country.
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That follows a broader theme: Very little of what we know was volunteered by the administration.
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He had volunteered to deploy to Afghanistan and to go on patrol when he was killed.
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On Thursday, the Emmy winner took to Twitter and volunteered his musical talents for Trump's ceremony.
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"People who volunteered to collect votes of confidence were scared away," Sadat was quoted as saying.
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Warren, who volunteered for the group No More Deaths, faced up to 20 years in prison.
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Many league players had been friends with those who had died, and volunteered to switch sides.
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Two documentaries she produced were awarded Emmys, and she volunteered at a local suicide prevention hotline.
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They had volunteered to be flown back to Baghdad, as part of a government-led initiative.
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He volunteered to take advantage of the resources available to help him continue to grow personally.
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But Mr Hu's rebuttal nonetheless provided slightly more detail than has previously been volunteered by officials.
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I believe the women who worked and volunteered at the center were well-intentioned and sincere.
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Basically she volunteered to be a squad leader and then led the squad into an ambush.
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However, Whelan said Cripps targeted single or divorced women with young boys and volunteered to babysit.
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Willey was long a fan of Bill, and after his election, volunteered at the White House.
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White nationalists also volunteered for Stewart's campaign, and several of his aides have used racist language.
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While she passionately backed Bernie Sanders, she also volunteered for Hillary Clinton in the general election.
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"Prior to my relationship with Joanna, I always dated slightly bigger-boned girls," Chip, 43, volunteered.
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Still, the only faces uploaded for search were seven OPD officers, all of whom had volunteered.
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He volunteered himself to leave his unit and fight with the Filipino guerrillas against the Japanese.
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Kushner's attorney has said that Mr. Kushner has volunteered to share what he knows with Congress.
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Lazlo was as scared as the rest, yet he volunteered to bring all the meals. Why?
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I asked the question to answer the question and volunteered my own ethnicity: Italian and Irish.
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During the 1950-53 Korean War he volunteered for the North&aposs Korean People&aposs Army.
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She'd volunteered for her confinement, climbing in and pulling the cardboard flaps down over her head.
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And the events ran smoothly for the campaign in the precinct where he volunteered, he noted.
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"Everything about that poster shocks me," Morgane explained when I ask her why she had volunteered.
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I volunteered for every imaginable nonprofit organization and even earned KPMG's national award for community service.
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At sales demos, police officers volunteered – sometimes for a chance at free beer – to be shocked.
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Both in Belgium and elsewhere, they may live openly, claiming to have volunteered in refugee camps.
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They volunteered for a simple reason: They loved America, and they were determined to protect her.
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She set up a Facebook group comprised of moms who'd volunteered to watch her three daughters.
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In the NBC/WSJ poll, 153 percent volunteered "other" or "neither," and 2 percent weren't sure.
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When Kongphan mentioned wanting to move to Austin, Texas, Dariani volunteered to find him a house.
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The Condrons volunteered at the club, clearing trees and brush in the fall with a sickle.
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When the World Trade Center was attacked, its owners volunteered to return the boat to service.
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She volunteered in a church nursery for more than three decades, according to the web page.
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Nearly three-quarters of the rich in my study volunteered five hours or more a month.
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"Thank you all those who volunteered to donate blood for victims of the incidence," Aman tweeted.
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Over the past 16 years, I have volunteered my time helping evangelical churches around the world.
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But when no one volunteered to leave, customers were randomly selected to give up their seats.
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The participants of that study volunteered to give blood and answer detailed health and lifestyle questions.
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Former First Lady Michelle Obama volunteered her help, answering Santa questions for more than six years.
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Bercovici told Gizmodo that Karmazin volunteered Camm's name after he inquired about investor interest in Ambrosia.
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However, no EU country has so far volunteered to host the entity, the EU diplomats said.
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The fans who volunteered in the pilot programme had a few months knocked off their bans.
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The questionnaires measured mental health and emotional wellbeing and compared it to how often people volunteered.
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"It was a really powerful experience," says Maya Weinstein, a survivor who volunteered at the SpeakOut.
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Since I had a keen interest in consumer behavior, branding, and filmmaking, I volunteered to contribute.
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The men shook hands, and Mr. Wallace volunteered the itinerary of his upcoming Russian vacation. Oops.
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Kim Hak-song, who volunteered at the college's agricultural research farm, was arrested in May 2017.
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Erich Mettler, who works in renewable energy and volunteered for a phone bank in Brookline, Mass.
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Men volunteered and women went to work in ways they had not before, permanently changing society.
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In high school, Ms. Morales volunteered to tutor children in these communities in reading and writing.
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He volunteered at hospitals, nursing homes and after-school programs throughout grade school and high school.
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Atul volunteered to pick them up and personally deliver them to Mr. Pahad's office in Johannesburg.
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At least two people who volunteered at the pantry in recent days said they were furloughed.
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In June, Mr. Cuomo pardoned Carlos Cardona, an immigrant from Colombia who had volunteered with Sept.
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More than 2375,255 medical workers, many of them retired, have volunteered to help stem the crisis.
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I've volunteered in soup kitchens before, and am familiar with the dire need for unwanted produce.
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Teenagers who volunteered had lower levels of inflammation, better cholesterol profiles and lower body mass index.
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"Here is this amazing kid who volunteered to fight and die for our country," she said.
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Mr. Steinberg worked in investment banking, and Ms. Steinberg volunteered at many nonprofits, Ms. Kaller said.
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In 2000, an alumnus, Joe Sullivan, decided to resurrect the program and volunteered to coach it.
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Despite his misgivings, Mr. McCain volunteered for more missions and was transferred to the carrier Oriskany.
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I volunteered to be on the care team for this patient, who we knew was positive.
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They volunteered to help struggling rural families and dutifully recited the slogans of President Xi Jinping.
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I have an email from someone asking me to discuss a project I've been "volunteered" for.
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The rest of the startup's executive team have also volunteered to take pay cuts, she said.
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I spoke with a Greek doctor who has volunteered in camps around the country, including Moria.
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The division had no cantor at the time, so Private Fuchs volunteered to fill the role.
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Several staff members have volunteered to serve as legal guardians in case students' parents are deported.
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Kim Hak-song, who volunteered at the school's agricultural research farm, was arrested in May 2017.
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He volunteered that he, as vice president, was responsible for building the necessary support in Congress.
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In my precinct, I volunteered to be the secretary and count votes for the precinct captain.
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The efforts cumulated on Election Day, when he volunteered at the Javits Center in New York.
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Immediately after BuzzFeed's publication, some reporters volunteered that they, too, had received copies of the report.
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Ekeland volunteered his firm's website and credit card processor to host the fund in GoFundMe's stead.
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A 22019-year-old from Midlothian, Virginia, she volunteered to help Trump's campaign as an intern.
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Martínez, the captain of the Spanish Davis Cup and Fed Cup teams, volunteered to pitch in.
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Mr. Dolan volunteered in December to have his Ford Edge outfitted for the university's pilot program.
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She has traveled the world, volunteered, returned to school, discovered prayer and meditation, and started writing.
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In 2017, he volunteered to be Mr. Trump's envoy to Ukraine, but resigned abruptly on Sept.
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Rather than let that agony go on any longer, I volunteered to just make a Doodle.
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At one point, Mr. Pottinger volunteered to meet Kessler anywhere — including Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia.
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Kevin Draper has volunteered to answer your questions this week, including some sent to Marc recently.
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Mr. Kovach, who lived only 10 minutes away from her in Newark, volunteered to drive her.
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Women volunteered to guard the complex's entrances, and some called for the suspects to be hanged.
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She volunteered with the Salem Missionary Baptist Church in Flatbush, and with the Lions Club International.
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At the park, Shelly Galati, a retired executive, volunteered the services of her chocolate lab, Harry.
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Rick Santorum (R-Pa.) while I volunteered for my brother's D.C. city council race... he lost.
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The more than 300 families who volunteered for the BabySeq Project were randomly assigned to two groups.
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I attended the last co-op meeting and volunteered to help where I could: marketing, communications, sales.
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A devout Catholic, Lisa often volunteered at their church and at the Catholic schools their kids attended.
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Half of the users hadn't donated money, attended an event or volunteered prior to downloading the app.
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Striking school bus drivers put down their picket signs and volunteered to transport people from their planes.
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Not enough people volunteered, so the airline selected four people—already in their seats—to leave behind.
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She even volunteered to try it out, encouraging the children by saying: "It's very waterproof, isn't it?"
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Giraudet also has a soft spot for animals, and had volunteered in a lion refuge in Johannesburg.
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Carter told Politico on Thursday afternoon that he had volunteered to sit out the 10 a.m. meeting.
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He loved the Corps and he was good at it, so he volunteered to deploy to Afghanistan.
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It wasn't clear that the company was going to do a third-party investigation, so I volunteered.
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Years ago, Balbir was the one who volunteered to do the dishes when the cooking was done.
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"I'm not gonna question the patriotism of any of the people who are coming forward," McConnell volunteered.
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Populous China cannot afford foreign notions of freedom, volunteered Mr Xu, pointing to nearby hordes of swimmers.
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In an interview, Mr. Weaver volunteered that South Carolina, which holds the next Republican primary on Feb.
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Twenty-five volunteered to do the interview, and the first 16 students who signed up were selected.
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I organized and volunteered for the Austin Tea Party and worked for several Republican candidates for office.
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I had been trained as a peer sexual health educator and volunteered a lot with Planned Parenthood.
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Over the past eight years, she's volunteered to test vaccines for yellow fever, Ebola and meningococcal disease.
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Last week, Uber employees volunteered with Meals on Wheels, helping prepare and deliver meals and care packages.
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The patrolman was doing a wellness check alongside colleague Jay McCoy when he volunteered for the task.
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And then, as the year progressed, Leah had a walkout at her school, we volunteered at events.
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People volunteered to come down to the office and make calls to notify others about the rally.
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But Cunningham says other mothers have already volunteered at three weddings as a result of the post.
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He was also an inveterate pleaser who constantly volunteered for chores—fetching food, stripping beds, mopping floors.
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We also give our time: More than 60 million people volunteered last year to help a charity.
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Normally a starter, Batum volunteered to come off the bench so as to not disrupt team chemistry.
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"I'll go over there and talk to him or have Kanye talk to him," Kim, 35, volunteered.
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As an elementary school student, Oriente volunteered as a soda bottle runner for his church's bingo program.
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Always an animal lover, Ruszczyk also volunteered at a local dog shelter, Secondhand Hounds, colleagues told CNN.
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He also volunteered to Morse the information that he and Sue had a life insurance policy together.
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Bernie Sanders condemned the man who he said had "apparently volunteered" on his 2016 Democratic presidential campaign.
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They also volunteered and not just participated in but held leadership positions in extracurricular activities, he said.
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Many of her friends volunteered to act as a gestational carrier and carry Barattini's child for her.
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Pfau arrived in Karachi in 1960 en route to India and volunteered at a local leprosy colony.
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And several fighters, including strawweight contender Jessica Andrade and Rizin star Gabi Garcia, volunteered to fight Magana.
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How did you find time for this project, or find so many people who volunteered to help?
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At 21, the heir to the crown volunteered for the British Army, serving with the Irish Guard.
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Lieu volunteered to have his phone hacked on an episode of "60 Minutes" in April last year.
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Last year he volunteered at the Fremont delivery center to help new owners learn about their cars.
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Someone from the PEOPLE staff takes it on every year, and this time I volunteered as tribute.
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WBBT reported that at least a few attendees indicated that they had previously volunteered on Northam's campaign.
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Flynn volunteered to testify in front of the Senate in exchange for immunity, which lawmakers reportedly rejected.
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His name was Noor, and, along with another teen-ager, named Ahmad, he volunteered for an interview.
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Both men are conservative Republicans who volunteered for Riggleman's campaign last year, according to The Roanoke Times.
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Kazakhstan had volunteered to hand over the material, which could have been used to build nuclear weapons.
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There were even delegates who volunteered to call us when they were ready to announce their decisions.
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Paisley said The Store was inspired by a similar model in California, where the family recently volunteered.
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Afterward, he volunteered to be a janitor at the Jokhang Temple and worked there for 17 years.
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"I believe that is the first time a flag has ever volunteered to be burned," he quipped.
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His father ran a small business from their family home and his mother volunteered in the community.
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Editor's note: Jess Kwong volunteered as a graphic designer with the campaign of Liberal candidate Liz Riley.
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And I have volunteered to be a test subject of implants and headsets that read brain waves.
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"Uncle Allie volunteered to help at the hospital because he had some medical training," she told me.
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I also don't have time to do this so nearly a thousand people volunteered to help me.
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When Lyndon Johnson volunteered for Naval service in World War II, she helped run his Congressional office.
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She wrote that she had always voted, protested, written letters and volunteered for campaigns when she could.
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The conversation was flowing, ranging from their favorite podcasts to which presidential candidates' campaigns they'd volunteered for.
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Stover, a nurse practitioner, has volunteered to work at coronavirus testing stations or at a medical clinic.
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For years, he volunteered as a chaplain visiting hospitals and jails as part of a Catholic ministry.
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He seems born not to fight, but to complain, and is not even sure why he volunteered.
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" Then, according to the court papers, he volunteered his innocence: "Dude, it was most likely an arsonist.
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There was a retired work force that volunteered to go back to clear up the plant there.
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Under the Paris deal, every nation volunteered a plan to curtail its greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.
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After fleeing Syria, Imam volunteered as an aid worker at a refugee camp in Lebanon's Bakaa Valley.
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The race to rescue them gripped public attention as experts from around the world volunteered to help.
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Four Coast Guardsmen at Chatham Lifeboat Station, which was nearest to the Pendleton, volunteered for the mission.
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They cautioned, however, that no country had volunteered to host the entity, which was delaying the process.
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" [Read the story] "Here is this amazing kid who volunteered to fight and die for our country.
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She completed her demanding training and volunteered for deployment, only to have her good-faith service betrayed.
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In that body I worked my first jobs, volunteered in a hospital, and excelled in team sports.
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A cousin is a Pirates season ticket holder, so he volunteered to get everyone tickets, Kinzler said.
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He volunteered that there had been "direct contact" with North Korea and emphasized the point several times.
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Munoz mentored others and volunteered to help with a hospice program, according to the White House statement.
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He volunteered with Meals on Wheels to deliver food to his neighbors who couldn't leave their homes.
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Ocasio-Cortez endorsed Sanders last year following his heart attack and also volunteered on his 2016 campaign.
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Respondents were not selected at random from a population but instead volunteered to fill in the questionnaire.
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He volunteered at Pyongyang University of Science and Technology, doing agricultural development work at its research farm.
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Within days of his campaign launch in February, Sanders has said more than 1 million people volunteered.
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Michael Young, who had been unemployed since heart surgery in 2008, has volunteered daily in the garden.
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A blind man who lived in my neighborhood volunteered at a hospital, playing piano to entertain patients.
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After Mr. Trump's executive order, individual lawyers volunteered their time and expertise at airports around the country.
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Last week, CNN reported a group of physicians volunteered to vaccinate migrants against the flu for free.
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He briefly volunteered at the Locke Township Fire Department in Salisbury, according to the chief, Rusty Alexander.
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After his wife's death, Better's husband Seymour volunteered for the Delray Beach Police for almost 15 years.
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After the September 2001 attacks, we flew flags, donated blood and volunteered in communities around the country.
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I first volunteered on a campaign in the third grade, stuffing envelopes for the Bush-Quayle ticket.
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Children younger than five volunteered themselves as "helpers," fetching crayons and picking colors for the older patients.
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During 2017, 128 staff in Bahrain volunteered to take early retirement, costing the company 8.1 million dinars.
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He moved to the Detroit suburbs, married a doctor, earned a decent living, volunteered in his community.
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Ethereum co-founder Charles Hoskinson volunteered to pay Heilman's legal expenses if he is sued by Ivancheglo.
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Fortunately for me, my retired father-in-law volunteered to step in and care for his granddaughter.
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It is not the first time North Korea has volunteered to hold talks on its nuclear program.
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We challenged and volunteered to bring in pregnant women near the idol and examine this claim scientifically.
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She started listening to conservative talk radio, and in 2014 she volunteered for Walker's re-election campaign.
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This time was different, I wanted this for myself, I was the one who volunteered to go.
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The President didn't ask who had taken the kill shot and no one volunteered who had done so.
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He also said he studied at a California Bible college and volunteered as a pastor at a jail.
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She eventually sought the help of a therapist, and her sister, Kelly O'Toole, volunteered to be a surrogate.
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Rather than eat cod sperm, she quickly volunteered that his show Rob & Chyna was her least favorite E!
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Devin Nunes, announced that former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort volunteered to answer questions in the Russia probe.
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So I understand how, as a teen, she supported and volunteered for the Republican presidential candidate, Barry Goldwater.
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"He [Castile] volunteered in good faith that he had a firearm, beyond what the law requires," Choi said.
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Collins volunteered herself and that's how she became the first baseball coach of a future MLB All-Star.
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Cap volunteered to go back in time and return each of the six stones to their rightful places.
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Huston and Valdez were lifelong friends and volunteered together as wrestling coaches as Hermiston High School, Edmiston said.
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But there are multiple younger presidential aspirants who volunteered for the military and served in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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He joined the unit in 2009, eight months after Obama took office, and volunteered for an overseas deployment.
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Woolsey, formerly director of Central Intelligence under Bill Clinton, said he volunteered in September to advise candidate Trump.
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He liked to listen, but volunteered little when he spoke and valued the benefits of patience and restraint.
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After graduating from being a camper, Nelson later volunteered for the organization, helping younger kids cope with loss.
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Its 15 staff members are augmented by more than 100 professionals who have volunteered to mentor young people.
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" Turner also said that N.M. was not an official Bayyinah employee but "volunteered to help with some assignments.
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Over a quarter of young native voters had volunteered for a mid-term campaign or voter-registration drive.
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I didn't ask them their opinion on war, but those that volunteered the information are really not fans.
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She wrote that a whole slew of actors volunteered because it would mean a sizable difference in pay.
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Several neighbors volunteered to give statements, and have spray-painted the wall outside of the house demanding justice.
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I also text a guy I volunteered with, who asked me to grab a drink not long ago.
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So many people have volunteered to stand for the party this year that its primaries have become rowdy.
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Messina says she loves working with kids and has volunteered for related causes over the last five years.
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After about two months of recruiting, some 40 men who've had Zika have volunteered to donate their semen.
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A GoFundMe campaign has been established to help cover funeral costs for Kailee, who volunteered as an EMT.
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At the time, centers around the country were mostly studying well-educated, white people who volunteered, Olichney said.
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Three passengers, who were already seated on the plane, volunteered to take another flight in exchange for compensation.
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This wouldn't be the first time Musk has volunteered his or his companies' services to help a disaster.
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Her mom, Lauri, was a special education teacher's aide who volunteered with her church and other civic groups.
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She helps other Haitian women communicate with Spanish-speaking doctors who have volunteered to provide them with treatment.
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Other Trump associates have volunteered to speak with investigators, but have not publicly raised the issue of immunity.
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Gorsuch says he volunteered on the campaigns for Presidents Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush.
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I told myself I volunteered because I think attorneys and trial courts are fallible, while death is permanent.
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Tafua said he wasn't scheduled to be on duty that day but had volunteered for an extra shift.
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Savchenko, a military pilot, had volunteered to fight with a ground unit against the separatists in eastern Ukraine.
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Hannah's been gone for god knows how long, and the two women who volunteered to help are alone.
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The burro's now in the hands of veterinarian Sharon Gonzales, who volunteered to foster the beast ... no burden.
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Schlachter, who has himself volunteered to answer the phones on multiple Christmas Eves, says every call is different.
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Sanders took to the Senate floor on Wednesday to say the gunman had "apparently volunteered" for his campaign.
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Kushner has already volunteered through counsel to cooperate with the congressional investigations into Russian meddling in the election.
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Everyone involved felt reticent to talk, even the employees who volunteered the information in interviews for my book.
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Holden Sczerba, 17, volunteered with the trump campaign before beginning his internship with the Republican party of Pennsylvania.
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Hodgkinson, the Virginia gunman, was a Bernie Sanders supporter who volunteered on the senator's presidential campaign last year.
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In the meantime, some politicians have volunteered to divulge their secrets even before a disclosure law is passed.
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Among those who volunteered to collect the remains were Heather Roche, daughter of Air Force Secretary Jim Roche.
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She helped adoptees find their birth parents, and volunteered her services to be bid on at silent auctions.
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She needed someone to act as the stagecraft and Harper volunteered, she told the Nationals broadcasters on MASN.
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The California Thoroughbred Trainers organization has also volunteered to raise money for an equine MRI for Santa Anita.
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Kamm had a few policeman friends who had worked on the border; his doctor, too, had volunteered there.
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She also volunteered at New Haven Legal Services which provided legal advice to people who couldn't afford it.
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He volunteered to testify, but that didn't stop House Judiciary Committee Chairman Bob Goodlatte from subpoenaing him anyway.
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The people of Brazil have volunteered their support for him; they may not be allowed to withdraw it.
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In interviews, many Muslims volunteered that they felt as if they were an "other" in their own country.
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"Thank you all those who volunteered to donate blood for victims of the incidence," Aman wrote on Twitter.
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TMZ reported that the musician also volunteered during Thanksgiving and has helped the shelter on several other efforts.
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Blood banks were overwhelmed with donations, and hundreds of people volunteered to sift through rubble at Ground Zero.
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Haley, married with two children, volunteered on Tuesday that presidential politics is not her personal goal in 2020.
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I was back at work, so my girlfriend, Nina, volunteered to sit with my father at the hospital.
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Microsoft volunteered to provide the technology to help tally up the results of Iowa's caucuses, free of charge.
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He was randomly selected, among 3 other passengers, after no one volunteered to get rebooked on another flight.
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In the mid 1990s, he volunteered for PlanetOut, a public media company that catered to the LGBTQ community.
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He has volunteered on archaeological projects in Belize and Guatemala to study the collapse of the Maya civilization.
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He volunteered to document the protests for the Congress of Racial Equality and the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee.
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Hundreds of South Carolina and North Carolina residents volunteered to shelter homeless animals as Florence hit the coastline.
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I went to the desk of Sewell Chan, the international news editor, and volunteered to travel to Brussels.
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Moments ago, I had wandered into the hostel kitchen and volunteered to help the staff with dinner prep.
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Sensing I'd failed in Russia, in the early spring of 2004 I volunteered to join IRI's Iraq team.
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I hadn't volunteered with a legal aid organization, hadn't even been on the mock trial team in school.
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Ocasio-Cortez has long been a Sanders supporter and volunteered for his 2016 campaign in her home district.
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Brown had volunteered to serve as a key witness for the Tulsa District Attorney's office in Freeman's trial.
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I traveled around Central America and volunteered on a ranch in Costa Rica in exchange for Spanish lessons.
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Their fears extended beyond the nightmarish possibility of being tracked down through the information volunteered in DACA applications.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who volunteered for Sanders' campaign in 2016 — rose to prominence by pushing bold, populist ideas.
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"I hate Brady," my roommate volunteered the moment she found out I was writing about the Super Bowl.
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Murdoch hasn't volunteered for the post nor has he discussed it with any other director, the newspaper reported.
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Mr. Gröning volunteered for the SS in 1941 during a recruitment drive at a hotel near his home.
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Until recently she volunteered as a court-appointed special advocate in White Plains at Westchester County Family Court.
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She has volunteered with our kids to pick up trash at Villa Sciarra, the park by our house.
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Arnaud Beltrame, volunteered to change places with the hostage and was subsequently killed by the attacker, Radouane Lakdim.
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But then Crowley was challenged by Ocasio-Cortez, a bartender and former social worker who'd volunteered for Sen.
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Lakmini, who retired after 29 years as a banker, has volunteered at the hotline for four years now.
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The governor said about 40,000 health care professionals, including retirees, have volunteered to work when hospitals become strained.
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In both instances, the gunmen left a cache of hate-filled online commentary and eagerly volunteered their motives.
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"Everyone can put in one piece," said Becke Singleton, who had volunteered at the event in the past.
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Sixty-nine students from NYU's graduating class of 122 have volunteered to step into hospitals on April 5.
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He attended 12-step meetings and volunteered to help suffering addicts at the facility that got him clean.
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Accompanying Stonie in the video is his younger brother, Morgan, who volunteered to join him in his quest.
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I moved back to Rochester, volunteered and eventually was hired at the institute, inspired by its core values.
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He volunteered his agreement with certain provisions in the recent tax overhaul and with some rollback of regulations.
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He was said to be distraught over President Trump's election and had previously volunteered for Senator Bernie Sanders.
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"We're sicker here than in Central America," said Dr. Smiddy, who has volunteered on charity health trips there.
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The Mennonite Central Committee donated the books, notebooks and pencils, while the high school students volunteered as teachers.
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Mr. Vinas, who had once volunteered to become a suicide bomber, turned on Al Qaeda with devastating effect.
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Saño volunteered to help him gather the dead, who were emerging from the receding waters by the hundreds.
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And Mullah Abdul Salam had four sons killed, but his fifth volunteered and is now a local commander.
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I volunteered with the A.C.L.U. as a law student in 2011, and I respect much of its work.
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His younger brother, who lives with him and also witnessed the beating, volunteered to cover the entire rent.
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When Molina fell ill a few days before the performance, Harris volunteered to read his poem for him.
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Animated by this program, hundreds of people volunteered to help get out the vote for the ballot initiative.
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Ms. Bishop volunteered to meet with officials to help influence the legislation, essentially acting as an unpaid lobbyist.
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Myanmar officials waited on the other side of the border, but not a single refugee volunteered to return.
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Mr. Schiff later volunteered that neither he nor his colleagues had a position on the Democratic presidential primary.
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Asked about her own family, she volunteered that she had raised a son with her partner, Judy Kahn.
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I also volunteered at events like the Easter Egg Roll on the South Lawn and Pope Benedict's visit.
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He has over a decade's experience in federal cybersecurity and has volunteered as an election officer in Virginia.
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Last year, she and her mother, who works at the Food Bank, volunteered at a pantry in Harlem.
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"Sean Hannity volunteered first-hand knowledge about Michael Cohen's actions last night," Cicilline spokesman Francis Grubar told CNN.
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The following day, several family members volunteered to get vaccinated and apologies were made to the response team.
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The state police also later claimed that Leonard White volunteered to investigators that his brother was carrying a .
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Mr. Duenes had called the New York City Department of Health and had volunteered to reimagine the poster.
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Charlie Feliciano, the conductor on the inaugural ride, said he had volunteered to work on New Year's Eve.
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Others work around the clock to find accommodation for medical workers in hotels that have volunteered their rooms.
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DCLeaks then posted phished emails from Ian Mellul, an Obama White House staffer who had volunteered for Clinton.
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One month after Anthony's death, Lori and her family volunteered at a community screening event in Birmingham, Michigan.
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Some producers — notably Disney, for "Frozen," and Lorne Michaels, for "Mean Girls" — volunteered to share profits as well.
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Now Sanders has released a statement saying he's been informed that the alleged shooter "apparently" volunteered for him.
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"This election was stolen from the American people by Russia," said Sally Rosenwasser, who volunteered for the Clinton campaign.
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Respondents volunteered to take the survey after seeing the link online or on internal forums at companies like Google.
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The Justice Department declined to comment, and did not say if anyone from the Office of Immigration Litigation volunteered.
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And then there were obviously these people that said, "I'm here, and I want to do something," and volunteered.
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A young Israelite volunteered and killed the giant using a sling, propelling a small lethal stone at Goliath's head.
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" Falkenberg was like many of the others who volunteered with Madsen, who called himself "a maker of extreme machines.
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When school started, BD wanted T. to join Cub Scouts but there wasn't a leader available so BD volunteered.
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Before she moved to L.A. six years ago, she lived in Chicago, where she volunteered at a homeless shelter.
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In 2015, after Drake released his chart-topping hit "Hotline Bling," Adele volunteered her services for a potential remix.
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The driver is a 35-year-old female, who police say volunteered for the Lamplighters at the annual festival.
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Salman is cooperating with investigators and has volunteered to take a polygraph test, the source close to her said.
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We ended up going to a party in the next town over, and I volunteered to drive my girlfriends.
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She and Stegall volunteered for Doug Jones' winning Senate race, and Dunn jumped in on the Poor People's Campaign.
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"I volunteered mostly because I have just about every privilege possible as a rich white straight guy," he said.
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He regularly volunteered with the Young Eagles program, offering children a chance to experience flight for the first time.
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But he volunteered to work at a care home because he wanted to do something productive with his time.
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"I'm not a napper, really," Mr. Cuomo volunteered last year after reports of the mayor's alleged penchant for napping.
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In this system, programmers like Mr. Hearn, who often volunteered their expertise and effort, were viewed as neutral technicians.
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After meetings with executives from Cognizant and Facebook, I interview five workers who had volunteered to speak with me.
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They married in 21, shortly after he volunteered for deployment in Afghanistan, and a week before he shipped out.
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He volunteered to give the boy a bath Thursday, he and the child's adoptive mother, Romelia Martinez, told police.
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A bulldozer is volunteered by a nearby construction crew, to move sections of a collapsed overpass off the roadway.
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When no one volunteered, United followed Department of Transportation procedures and randomly chose four customers to exit the aircraft.
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And, at the same time, he volunteered as a guinea pig for an experimental anti-HIV treatment, which worked.
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When a man suddenly became unconscious on a recent Delta flight, fellow passenger Tamika Cross, MD volunteered to help.
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She volunteered to be the church's chancellor and taught adult Sunday school on the lawn of the Governor's Mansion.
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He did not address whether the websites volunteered the information or were subject to a search warrant or subpoena.
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Natalia: I volunteered at Wireless Festival with Greenpeace; I recycled plastic and paper and that made me feel better.
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An update on the fundraising page says Carolina's Veterinary Medical Hospital volunteered to perform Matthew's surgery free of charge.
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Ko Ni volunteered to help at every turn, providing written legal opinions about what was possible under Myanmar law.
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And they sure as hell volunteered for duty in Iraq, Afghanistan and every other conflict after the towers fell.
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" Kailey's mother Beth says she has never volunteered before becoming involved in Pledge to Humanity and now "she's hooked.
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But lucky for us, some brave souls have volunteered to help us with understanding this decades-old, influential genre.
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I also text the couple of friends who volunteered to help me move and go over timing with them.
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Put bluntly, the military leaders now occupying high command volunteered to serve at a time when Trump did not.
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In the past she volunteered on President Obama's 2012 re-election campaign, and the midterm 2014 race for Sen.
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More typically CEOs want to talk growth rates, but Bansal volunteered the information, excited by the startup's rapid development.
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She's even volunteered as an abortion doula to fight abortion stigma and offer support for women undergoing the procedure.
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As Twitter lacks much volunteered biographical data, it needs what information it can get on what you care about.
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While Hogg volunteered the information during the vetting process for the deputy governorship, this was ultimately beside the point.
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According to state media, Hu volunteered to be sent to Tibet soon after graduating from the elite Peking University.
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He had volunteered for a VO2 max test, which measures the maximum amount of oxygen a runner can use.
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She learned by chance about Operation WEBS and volunteered to work on the tiny houses and the village project.
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A new wave of prosecutors was dispatched to Calabria to fight the 'Ndrangheta, and Cerreti volunteered to join them.
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Already, some of the technology professionals who volunteered countless hours to the Sanders campaign are turning away from Mrs.
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He had volunteered at Ground Zero after the attacks on the twin towers in New York City in 2011.
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Rahim volunteered with senior citizens in Boston as recently as 2014 and showed no signs of radicalization, Rahimah said.
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Will the students next door stand a better chance because their teacher volunteered to have access to a gun?
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The flight was able to depart only after 38 passengers had volunteered to leave and take a later flight.
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She volunteered for charities and was known as the person who always brought coffee for others at community meetings.
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He moved in with his parents, started taking buprenorphine, and volunteered for a time at a local needle exchange.
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" Later in his post, Huckabee admitted, "Early in my political career, I volunteered to release all my tax returns.
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Some members of Congress volunteered as "cheerleaders" for the lawmakers' team, handing out t-shirts to the fans. Rep.
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Hannah's bosom pal Marnie (Allison Williams) volunteered to help raise her baby, named Grover, and Hannah somewhat grudgingly accepted.
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Butina never volunteered to have sex with another man in exchange for a position with a special interest group.
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Senator Bernie Sanders confirmed Hodgkinson, killed by police officers in a gunfight, had volunteered for his campaign last year.
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She gets herself a gun and walks into that Macy's, where her father has volunteered to play Santa Claus.
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To that point they had been closed to everyone except his friends and those who volunteered on his films.
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McBath has volunteered with Everytown and Moms Demand Action since 2013, but is on leave since running for Congress.
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During that time, two different people volunteered to be responsible for him, but the hospital refused to release him.
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Less than a year later, back in New York, Luiselli volunteered as an interpreter at a federal immigration court.
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"On that very day they literally placed her in our hands," said Amy Becerra, who volunteered at the orphanage.
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Airbus said it discovered the false reporting during an internal review and volunteered the information to the State Department.
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People volunteered to come and see us work, we had a great collaboration, and now we have projects together.
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"If I had, I would have volunteered to go to Europe and try to help him," Mr. Fallon wrote.
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So I decided to push past that knee-jerk impulse to lie by omission, and volunteered the information instead.
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She graduated from college at 18 and during medical school volunteered at a Planned Parenthood clinic in St. Louis.
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The girls as well as the boys played basketball, and Ricks volunteered in their classrooms and attended their games.
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Arnaud Beltrame of the French Gendarmerie who volunteered to exchange places with a hostage — a cashier — and was killed.
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Her favorite song was "Rewrite the Stars," and on the weekends, she volunteered to help people with special needs.
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In early February, the RCMP gathered DNA from men aged 15 to 66 in Garden Hill who volunteered samples.
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Some 7,217 American women volunteered to be part of the Corps; about 21960 were selected to be switchboard operators.
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A friend persuaded him to come back a year later, and the following season Blackwood volunteered to play goalie.
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Rebecca Lenk, a financial analyst who lives outside Detroit, had volunteered before — but only at her church and PTA.
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My dad, who had his own political aspirations, volunteered to work for the local chapter of the Democratic Party.
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I volunteered at a summer camp for foster kids and at a retreat for families dealing with pediatric cancer.
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She held down a job, cooked healthy meals, drove me to figure skating practices and volunteered at my school.
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But she had never volunteered for his campaign, given him money or agreed to be contacted by his volunteers.
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Judge Kavanaugh has not been formally asked by the committee to take a polygraph or volunteered to take one.
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Donald Fried, a neighbor and a stage manager whose credits include "Sweat," volunteered to help build the kitchen cabinets.
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He offered feedback to George R.R. Martin on "Game of Thrones," and volunteered to go to Mars for NASA.
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He volunteered to walk ahead of the group toward the trailhead but made a wrong turn and got lost.
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Several thousand people in quarantine voted, but when election officials balked at counting their ballots, emergency medical technicians volunteered.
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"I volunteered to be on the care team for this patient, who we knew was positive," the nurse wrote.
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I volunteered to be in charge of making sure our internet and heat/electric bills were paid on time.
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Bernie Sanders — who contributed seven of those losses — quickly volunteered that he had beaten a Republican incumbent in 1990.
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That's actually how the two met, several years ago in Hawaii, when Williams volunteered to shoot Gabbard's campaign ads.
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After compensation was offered and no one volunteered to be bumped from the flight, passengers were selected at random.
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After Mr. Obama announced the Afghanistan troop increase, Mr. Hegseth volunteered to deploy to Kabul in 2011 and 2012.
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Tate also volunteered to help with the cabernets, along with Elyse Kudo, the regional representative for Jackson Family Wines.
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Some crammed onto buses, while others were picked up by drivers who had volunteered to help with the exodus.
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The couple volunteered they used to watch CNN but switched to Fox News after a "negative" report on Modi.
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At any rate, when they met to discuss the situation no one volunteered to take on the temple duties.
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The landscape architecture was done by David Kamp, who used to live on the island and volunteered his services.
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Thanksgiving is mere weeks away and you volunteered to host this year — because how hard could it be, really?
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Researchers have found that when talking to inattentive listeners, the speakers volunteered less information and conveyed information less articulately.
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When no one volunteered, the airline was forced into an "involuntary de-boarding situation," airline spokesman Charlie Hobart said.
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A 2017 study found chronic pain sufferers who volunteered reported decreased pain along with an improved sense of purpose.
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Sure, we volunteered and applied to work on Thanksgiving and Black Friday, but it's a very stressful, overwhelming experience.
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Today we tragically lost Joe as he was serving the ppl of Jersey City that he volunteered to serve.
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LGBT advocacy groups have said the policy is a discriminatory attack on those who have volunteered for their country.
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So he volunteered for a long-shot congressional candidate, 29-year-old Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, in New York City.
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More than 200 hosts on the site have already volunteered to house Florence evacuees and relief workers for free.
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He volunteered to work overtime on Sunday, the second time he had witnessed the opening of a new station.
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Before Collins could even respond, several of his Republican colleagues volunteered their own thoughts: "Yes!" they said in unison.
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She recently volunteered with a number of foundations to raise funds and provide support for survivors of Hurricane Dorian.
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Many thanked the president for intervening on behalf of men who had volunteered to serve and protect their country.
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Still, I've volunteered to teach young Marines early in their careers about how to treat all Marines with respect.
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The other is allegedly the personal emails of Beanca Nicholson, who volunteered for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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While no one has apparently come forward to claim Poe, a sponsor has volunteered to take care of Roe.
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Near the end of my trip, I volunteered at a pride event where an LGBTQ-friendly church was tabling.
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He was a patriot who volunteered to serve in the second world war, and professed to have come from Chicago.
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It was a story that she told me and volunteered, so I thought I'll include this and let people decide.
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Knowing that her husband had recently been in an accident, Klein told NBC News she volunteered to go seek help.
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Fallout in Kenya The region of the eastern African nation that Durham volunteered in has also been shaken, prosecutors say.
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Already, Chang has volunteered at a local hospital and at a clinic that serves patients without insurance, including undocumented people.
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At the time of the shooting, Bates was a CEO of an insurance company who volunteered as a sheriff's deputy.
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All of them volunteered for the program and, according to the probation officers, really do want to get off drugs.
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His social media posts show that he hated Trump, and supported Bernie Sanders, whose 2016 campaign he even volunteered for.
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When Umstead expressed interest in competing in the Paralympics, Rob — an experienced skier and coach — volunteered to be her guide.
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In a 2009 survey of the best working act in music today, Busta Rhymes volunteered Coldplay (along with Lil Wayne).
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"I have volunteered at AA and rehab facilities [and] I talked to labor union leaders across the country," says Bruno.
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In 2011, Salamon, who had been working at MIRI since 2008, volunteered to figure out how to overcome that problem.
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Instead, they volunteered to invest in the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), a $60bn infrastructure scheme financed mainly by China.
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Of the 83 FTSE 100 companies that volunteered to submit data, 37% had no ethnic minority representation on their boards.
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But it's an expression of how many people, including the 13,000-plus who've volunteered for his campaign, conceive of it.
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When she arrived at the impoverished settlements where she volunteered, children flocked to her, and other activists sought her advice.
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She volunteered for the Obama campaign while at university but did not do anything for the Clinton campaign in 2016.
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She volunteered for the classes with the most-challenged students, those who struggled academically or had trouble in their backgrounds.
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Theon has volunteered his hard-luck services as a bodyguard to Bran, who'll be human bait for the Night King.
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When a reporter from Israel volunteered to test a stab-proof vest, he probably didn't expect to actually get stabbed.
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If I hadn't needed a roommate and if he hadn't volunteered himself, we probably would've remained a short-lived fling.
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"Cheryl volunteered her personal time to a charitable organization, as she has to other charities," said campaign spokesman Brian Fallon.
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Speagle had volunteered at animal shelters in the past, and watching the iguana die on a regular basis rattled him.
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Manafort has volunteered to speak to the House and Senate committees in charge of the investigation, but that's not imminent.
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I wanted a companion for the trip and, much to my surprise, my dad, a retired human resources consultant, volunteered.
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She volunteered for the 1968 presidential campaign of Senator Eugene J. McCarthy before deciding that she preferred journalism to politics.
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Among those who came to his defense was CeCe Moore, another genealogist who had volunteered to work on Kyle's case.
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To everyone's surprise, one man in the audience volunteered, walking up to Sulkowicz and slapping her hard across the face.
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Of course, father Will Smith volunteered to help with the initial chop, and got a bit carried away with power.
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Later, Paula Jones, the former Arkansas state employee that famously sued President Clinton for sexual harassment, also volunteered to attend.
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Joel Gayner says he volunteered to take care of Alfie -- a Portuguese Water Dog like the ones the Obamas have.
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The local fire department and mechanics volunteered their time, while folks who weren't working the fields brought food and drinks.
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That is when Sessions volunteered that he had appeared as a campaign surrogate, and hadn't had meetings with the Russians.
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Bailey, 19, also volunteered for Mike Gallagher's congressional campaign and attended Turning Point USA's Young Women's Leadership Summit in Dallas.
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Large numbers of young French men have volunteered for IS in Syria; French jets conduct bombing raids against the group.
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When she wasn't playing soccer or hanging with friends, she volunteered at Vacation Bible School and for Meals on Wheels.
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She volunteered on race teams for no pay and worked part-time side jobs, hoping to achieve her goal eventually.
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The candidate volunteered on former President Obama's 2008 campaign before becoming the chairwoman of the Democratic Party of New Mexico.
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While in prison, I kicked my addictions, became a Christian, took job training, and volunteered at a hospice for prisoners.
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But that was before Bubba Watson volunteered to join the group after Love did not choose him as a player.
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In 2014, President Obama volunteered that he'd had a persistent sore throat checked out, and the diagnosis was acid reflux.
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After he retired, he volunteered on a local building committee for a new high school that was to be built.
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Page has denied any wrongdoing and volunteered to speak to the House Intelligence Committee about his role in Trump's campaign.
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"Not a single Rohingya has volunteered to return to Rakhine due to the absence of conducive environment there," Haque said.
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Peter Usacov, an IBM project manager based in Hungary, volunteered to be an early adopter of the skills assessor program.
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She volunteered for the newly formed Youngspiration party and ran for a seat in a local district council in 2015.
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As a sophomore, I volunteered at a Catholic community center run by Father Joseph Towle, S.J., in the South Bronx.
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"I don't like Trump," she volunteered, in English that is still halting, though she has been here for 25 years.
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Sultan Al-Qassemi, 38, from a branch of the local ruling family, volunteered to be our guide for our visit.
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Desiring to be included in the event, Watson volunteered to serve as part cheerleader, part errand boy for Love's team.
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The boat's captain, Boris Herrmann, and fellow sailor Pierre Casiraghi volunteered to help them cross the Atlantic at no cost.
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Teachers and school staff would not be required to work additional hours either unless they volunteered and received appropriate pay.
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Like all the raiders, he volunteered for what was described only as a dangerous mission, the details to come later.
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It was inspired, in part, by conversations Poskitt had with a friend who volunteered at a sex work support project.
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But after no one volunteered to leave, a manager said passengers would be randomly selected to give up their seats.
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City lifeguards—who volunteered for the task—would keep watch, while other attendees would play ping-pong and shoot hoops.
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They found that those who volunteered regularly scored an average of six percent higher on wellbeing tests—great news, right?
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More than a hundred Parisians volunteered to kiss on camera; the couples selected were chosen through an open casting call.
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Some volunteered, some did not, but they all served and did their duty and answered the call of their country.
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Muthiah recalled another furloughed worker wanted to work for her food and volunteered to pack produce at the food bank.
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Though other nations have volunteered to host peace negotiations, there has never been a true alternative to the United States.
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In 2003, when he needed a kidney transplant, doctors at Mount Sinai Hospital were stunned when 18 potential donors volunteered.
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Although I had not asked about texture and body in relation to these wines, several readers volunteered their opinions anyway.
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Mr. Segerblom, who hosted Ms. Warren at an event over the summer, volunteered to welcome Mr. Bloomberg at his home.
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Now, a bid has been volunteered openly for a potential spot LNG trade into Europe, Platts said in emailed comments.
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When ISIS overran huge swaths of the country in 2014, men like Jabar left civilian jobs and volunteered to fight.
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Only two people, Barbara Schwepcke, a publisher and a co-host of the dinner, and Charlotte Whiting, an archeologist, volunteered.
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Younger Arab women have eagerly joined gender equality initiatives and even volunteered for the Y.P.J., the Kurdish women's military force.
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Dr. Worwag, a veterinarian, said she and her husband volunteered to host the dead whale on their Port Hadlock, Wash.
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At other points, local runners volunteered their services from behind a white fence that now keeps marathon fans at bay.
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Before long, however, an older, well-tanned woman in a bass boat called out to them and volunteered to help.
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She volunteered to deploy to Afghanistan with an infantry brigade last spring after the unit's regular physical therapist became pregnant.
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A spokesperson also said workers from the S and X line had volunteered to help out on the 3 line.
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Eventually, 17,500 Dutchmen volunteered to have cells swiped from the inside of their mouths to provide DNA for the investigation.
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Ms. Monahan accused him of cheating, recalled Shay Berkowitz, a friend of Mr. Ellison's who has volunteered for his campaigns.
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When she was not working, Ms. Billquist volunteered at a local hospice program, bringing in pets to cheer up patients.
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He has been cooperating with authorities since his arrest and has volunteered evidence, El Paso Police Chief Greg Allen said.
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ARLENE HELLERMAN, NEW YORK The writer, former editor of On Writing, volunteered with Mr. Franken for The Writers Guild, East.
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Some of the two dozen Young Republicans at the Kettle Black had volunteered for both Republican candidates over the years.
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A Newsweek headline asked if ''anti-Trump rhetoric'' inspired the shooter, noting that he had volunteered for Bernie Sanders's campaign.
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According to CNN, some of the staffers volunteered to do personal chores for White because they thought she was busy.
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Hundreds of South Carolina and North Carolina residents have volunteered to shelter homeless animals as Hurricane Florence lashes the coastline.
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"He is a decent person," he told a man who had volunteered that he was "scared" of an Obama presidency.
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Shaul volunteered to serve in a combat unit, believing he'd treat Palestinians more humanely than someone else in that job.
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When she heard her classmates complaining that the campus publication didn't have enough reporters to cover the protests, she volunteered.
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"They label us white nationalists, or white supremacists," volunteered Guy Taiho Decker, who drove from California to attend the event.
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More than 62 million people volunteered through or for an organization at least once between September 2014 and September 2015.
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All of the 746 study participants volunteered as potential sperm donors at the Hubei Province Human Sperm Bank in China.
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When no one volunteered, the airline was forced into an "involuntary de-boarding situation," airline spokesman Charlie Hobart told CNN.
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During World War II, families volunteered to pay more taxes, ration food and give blood to serve a higher purpose.
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And when Republicans claimed the whistleblower was hiding, the individual volunteered to directly establish a line of communication with them.
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Over 80 days, he was transported, fed and sheltered by strangers who had volunteered through a website he set up.
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This was especially true of the young tech who ultimately volunteered to take the project: Melany Baldwin's son, Randy Sloan.
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"She volunteered on a regular basis in our kitchen as part of our Community Meals Program," they captioned the shot.
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Kushner has volunteered to be interviewed as part of the committee's investigation into the Russian activities surrounding the 2016 election.
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Rogow in his closing argument also insisted the lying allegations don't make sense given the GOP operative volunteered to testify.
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His son, Edward Keith Kranepool, 48, has volunteered to provide a kidney, but has yet to be screened for compatibility.
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"Let's go see some clothes," Risso volunteered, bouncing out of his office chair and in the direction of his showroom.
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The former Georgia lawmaker said she recently volunteered to serve meals to furloughed federal workers who had gone without pay.
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My father, a shipyard worker, put in overtime and extra shifts; and they made sure we volunteered to help others.
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Cerrone not only pledged his support for an MMA fighters union at the press conference, he volunteered to lead it.
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