Within a few months, she was written up four times; she says she had been written up only twice in her previous 5.12 years in the business.
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But there is something pretty perfect about the way Schumer, whose every move is written up on the internet, enlisted Miranda, whose every move is written up on the internet.
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I know it's written up like that – it's convenient.
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Any violation of the aforementioned and you are written up.
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It gets tossed into the Ticker, written up in HTML.
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I think your tweet was written up in conservative media.
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I was never written up for not following an order.
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Noisey: You've been written up in Pitchfork and now VICE.
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It took three months for Banaz's report to be written up.
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The radio appearance is written up by a local news site.
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"He wasn't out to get written up in magazines," she said.
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The thread was written up by media outlets around the world.
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Either Brown would change his ways, or he'd be written up.
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He has been written up for other assault on staff violations, however.
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That's the conclusion of a new study written up in Science magazine.
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After the platform gained traction, Baopals was written up by local media.
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" He added: "'Lake Success' was written up here in about six months.
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The list was written up as news in at least 10 publications.
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His posts had been screenshotted, shared, written up, and seen by millions.
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Unfortunately, this early attempt, written up and published in 2014, did not work.
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That soundtrack was available on a cassette tape and written up by Pitchfork.
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The "Profiles in Courage" being written up for Flake are a bit overdone.
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The teenagers, fearing being written up, would take their pills, the staffer said.
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Union's outfit was written up — and Bolden's styling skills were officially in demand.
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We were written up in New Age Journal, and an editor found us.
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A couple weeks later, she was written up for being "discourteous" to two sergeants.
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Rising populism and culture wars across the West are written up as a reversion.
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Hernandez was written up, and netted 15 days without cafeteria privileges for the offense.
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Those who weren't in the dress code ran the risk of being written up.
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Chaim Gartenberg has already written up all the news on what to expect tomorrow.
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The visitor was questioned by museum staff, and an internal report was written up.
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I can see us all being written up in some huge book of the age.
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He had been sacked by his fellow Liberals before the interview could be written up.
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Pedialyte's brand pivot was written up by just about every business publication you can name.
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I got written up so many times for not delegating responsibility and not training others.
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"The Who played every great song they had written up to that point," McFadden gushed.
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And if you do, you will get written up; it will go in your file.
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One reported getting written up by one FC employee for following the explicit instructions of another.
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Hundreds of others have been written up to undergo additional vetting, according to the Associated Press.
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If a SIS employee is written up three times, they risk being fired by the company.
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Inside PS1, I came across the Vasta table that I had written up enthusiastically last year.
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"I was always getting written up for failing to bump my solutions numbers up," he said.
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An NYPD report was written up that left blank the place for the dead man's name.
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We've already written up a rundown on how to use Amazon Music, but it's pretty simple.
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The show was written up in the Times , and the article was not flattering to Zanco.
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Kim Kardashian's apology went live Tuesday afternoon and was immediately written up in People and Us Weekly.
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"There was an incident where a little boy and McKenzie were written up," Harris told BuzzFeed News.
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" I said, "I'm at the point of trying to get things written up, not collecting more data.
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If each refutation had been written up and submitted separately, the outcome would probably have been different.
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If children cannot remain still during this time, they may be written up for a disciplinary infraction.
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Her books are best-sellers, and she's often written up alongside Neil deGrasse Tyson in science stories.
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His television commentary was then written up by Breitbart News, the right-wing news and opinion site.
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She says she saw black franchisees written up for minor infractions such as a broken milkshake machine.
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SM: I've seen some Twitter/Facebook conversations, although I don't know if anyone's written up something serious.
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They're always at some five-star restaurant, get written up in Vogue, and — crucially — have incredible floral arrangements.
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That Dragon, Cancer has been written up in The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and The New York Times.
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We've laid out the chaos step-by-step: A four-page classified memo written up by Republican Rep.
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I mean, [the speech] wasn't drawn or written up, but it was cool to see people appreciate it.
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Recently, after two Black teenage students repeatedly wore braids to school, they were written up and given detentions.
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We've written up several buying guides on the best golf gear, and there's always one common denominator: Callaway.
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In fact, Kenner had written up ideas developed together in conversation, with a lucidity McLuhan was incapable of.
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But for a plan to become a law, it has to be written up as a bill first.
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It's one of those features that I give shit to Tom about because it'll never get written up.
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He had done so many robberies in the area that his arrest was written up in the newspapers.
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This practice is now well known as kangaroo mother care and was written up in the Lancet in 1985.
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Gray: We have a short all written up and being storyboarded as we speak, and pitching for ad work.
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She was written up seven times for a lack of judgment and misapplication of deadly force, among other things.
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Then Apollo Peak was written up in the Huffington Post, and eventually producers from ABC's "Shark Tank" were calling.
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The bill should be written up by Wednesday evening and could be voted on as early as Wednesday night.
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Harris said that in early November, there was an incident in school that led to her niece being written up.
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When the rules were formally written up by three students some 24 years later, in 1845, they were a hit.
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But they're written up in such a way that it fitted in with everyone's concept and so on it went.
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" Multiple outlets have written up comments from Sandmann's mother after she blamed the incident on a group of "black Muslims.
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Ms. Sorokin, who boasts she has been written up 30 times since her incarceration in October 2017, eyed the guards.
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Before you say anything, it is a real thing that has even been written up in an actual medical journal.
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Hastily assembling a grocery list for what I want to cook today that I should have written up last night.
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They tend to focus on emerging memes, entertaining social media posts and uplifting stories that can be written up quickly.
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For aviation, Tusk suggested that an air transport agreement would need to be written up in order to maintain connectivity.
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I believe these write-ups were unfounded and based on behaviors I never saw anyone else get written up for.
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Journalists were also given a handout of "Our House Rules," with 17 rules written up in English for children to follow.
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Along with Lara Putnam, a history professor at the University of Pittsburgh, she has written up some preliminary findings in Democracy.
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" After the student says, "Okay," Kimball says "we will probly get written up but we can make it look good. Lol.
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And suddenly you're done, you've written up the case, and somebody says, "Get out there," and you're back on beat patrol.
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It was ordered by the president, written up by his DOL and then signed into existence by his secretary of Labor.
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Ellingstad's investigation parallels the report supposedly exonerating Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, written up by a prosecutor selected by Republican legislators.
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Now, Houston and Pantone, joined by Vince Vatter of the University of Florida in Gainesville, have written up the formal argument.
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For some startups, landing a story with trade press may be better than being written up by a generalized tech publication.
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Jeff Sessions and the unions representing ICE and Border Patrol officers, has in fact written up a fairly detailed immigration plan.
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Jonathan Swan of Axios got a look at an "agency action" plan that Trump's advisers have written up for the EPA.
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After the call, Wallace manipulated the Data Store to support the story, and the fraudulent data were written up in a report.
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In fact, it's linguists have written up some great tips for people who want to help refugees learn languages in a series.
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Before the explosion, the mine had been written up dozens of times for safety violations, including problems with ventilation and methane buildup.
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Cypres' collection is so vast and meticulously curated that it was written up in major publications years before it was widely accessible.
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After two years of aimless drinking on Fitz's part and silent judging on Olivia's, the D.C. fixer has divorce papers written up.
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The grand summary of the investigation, which would typically be written up at the end, is not included in the FOIA documents.
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Imagine someone from the Yale Endowment makes a splash in Bitcoin and gets written up everywhere for how forward-thinking they are.
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These double married 2019 couples had their celebrations written up numerous times in publications like Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, and, of course, People.
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While Chrome OS might be a blogger's dream, it falls incredibly short for anything more productive than a rant written up in Kinja.
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What is written up and under review now are my data showing that collective narcissism predicted the Brexit vote in a similar manner.
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Cusden believes she was able to access this demographic because her product line was written up in print publications, which have older followers.
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Manning recalled being written up for minor issues, such as a one-inch stain on a ceiling and a torn piece of wallpaper.
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By 2013, the idea that we had entered a fourth wave was widespread enough that it was getting written up in the Guardian.
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In 2016, he was written up for using a homophobic slur when describing an alleged domestic violence victim, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
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" What he's saying: Phillips said he he felt Sandmann's statement on the confrontation was "coached and written up for him, insincerity, lack of responsibility.
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There are a variety of theories, many written up by Nobel-winning economists and other luminaries in a great little volume called Revisiting Keynes.
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The bus stops every couple of blocks so that holds you up, and by the time you get to work, you're getting written up.
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There are a variety of theories, many written up by Nobel-winning economists and other luminaries in a great little volume called Revisiting Keynes.
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A review noted he was "combative + aggressive" and he was written up at least once after getting into an argument with a co-worker.
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Then Andy got written up in Time , and all the attention that came with it just switched us over to a complete work relationship.
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The last time he got written up for a disciplinary offense was when he disobeyed an order to keep the mess hall line moving.
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" Phillips on Thursday said Sandmann's statement and Today appearance seemed "coached and written up for him" and displayed "insincerity" and a "lack of responsibility.
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A profile will have "now" written up at the top when you are crossing paths with that person within 250 meters (see train cutie above).
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Mr Levin's show was later written up by the right-wing website Breitbart News, whose former chairman, Stephen Bannon, is now Mr Trump's chief strategist.
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"We were specifically interested in how many guys said they don't know – which is usually not reported when the results get written up," she said.
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We've already written up some of his more newsworthy remarks; now here's a fuller (but still edited and condensed) transcript of what he told us.
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The principal write-down can be reinstated and written up at full discretion of the issuer if positive net income (unconsolidated or consolidated) is recorded.
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It once took less than 10 minutes for a breaking news story of a celebrity arrest to be confirmed and written up on the site.
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During the same inspection, another staff member was written up for allowing a resident's feeding tube to touch the inside of a bathroom trash can.
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Yet it often gets written up with a "news you can use" angle: how to improve your life, change your relationships, improve your organization etc.
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But Jeremy Pereyra, a Chipotle employee, told Gothamist that he was written up after calling in sick with flu-like symptoms and a doctor's note.
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It's one of the, perhaps, all time most boring trailers I have ever written up, but I am going to see this on day one.
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Please check out the Crossword Collaboration group — its focus on getting more underrepresented groups published is written up here — and feel free to reach out!
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Workers, the manager said, were also written up if they didn't keep up with the facilities packing rate, and several write-ups could mean termination.
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You talk a lot about how the people who are accused of sex crimes are written up about in the press as opposed to the survivors.
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I've already written up a lot of Republican plans here, but there are some new ones in the mix that are worth taking a look at.
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He was also written up in glowing terms by publications like the New York Times and NPR, and given millions of dollars to continue his work.
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The suggestion was written up in an English-language 4chan thread, where users described it as yet another assault by the "feminazis" on freedom of speech.
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By using Foursquare's community-uploaded photos, it's hoping the guidebooks will appear like something an Airbnb host has written up rather than a generic tour book.
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He was living in a loft on Broome Street, he partied with Keith Haring at Danceteria, and he got written up in a Japanese art magazine.
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On our first date, I brought my wife over to my dorm room, and I was burning some of this incense, and I got written up.
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The principal write-down can be reinstated and written up at full discretion of the issuer if a positive net income (unconsolidated or consolidated) is recorded.
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The GIF features a woman deep in concentration, staring down an oncoming wall with a math problem written up high, and down low, two potential solutions.
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Cities and countries are written up as commodities and investment opportunities rather than real places with intractable problems that require more than a subsidy to resolve.
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The Nasty Woman shirt had gone viral, and before I knew it, it was written up in The Cut, Teen Vogue, Cosmopolitan, and several other publications.
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But the Washington Post and CNN have both obtained the book and written up its most attention-grabbing parts, which make it sound very dramatic indeed.
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Research written up recently in the Harvard Business Review suggests that the best strategy to deal with sexual harassment is the opposite of the Shine approach.
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Unlike the Kais, the Adlers never heard directly from Facebook, even after their story was written up by the likes of tech news sites Mashable and Gizmodo.
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Soon, the barefoot runner — whose name is Eric Curtis — had been written up by Esquire, Mashable, Fast Company, Uproxx, Gizmodo, and a local weekly paper, among others.
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This was the starting point of an experiment by Christopher Buccafusco and Christopher Jon Sprigman, two law professors, which they have written up on the Evonomics website.
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Second, Alon Levy, a long-time commentator on infrastructure, has written up his comprehensive guide on the drivers of infrastructure costs, primarily focused on the United States.
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She had previously been written up for going to the bathroom too many times, she said, and so she felt afraid to get up from her desk.
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The points were written up by the EPA's office of public affairs and sent out to staff by Joel Scheraga, a scientist with the EPA's climate adaptation.
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We've already written up a rundown of what the foursome is up to in the premiere episode here, but now we need to talk about something else.
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Sanders's progressive agenda could be written up as a pledge that Clinton would sign and he and his surrogates could press all down-ballot candidates to sign.
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"The manager and supervisor are verbally going around and saying: 'If you don't come in, you'll be written up'," one of the workers told Reuters last week.
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If employees were caught not asking theater guests if they wanted to join Stubs, they were written up, or pulled aside for a chat with their manager.
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Miller UnionIt's been written up in all the fancy food and wine mags and it's got Anthony Bourdain's seal of approval, so you know this place is legit.
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And at the same time, they're subject to the same kind of vehement nastiness that is meted out to any other celebrity written up in the Daily Mail.
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He had lined up a location and an experienced manager, and the plans were written up in San Diego Eater, a website, and described in a captivating video.
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And despite bad reviews, Van Damme's new show has been written up in affectionate retrospectives and earned him major interviews everywhere from the New York Times to Rolling Stone.
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I found Starship Troopers in my high school library, along with everything that Robert Heinlein had written up to that point — this would have been around 1962 or 1963.
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The tone of the questioning was gross then, and written up by Jezebel, but in light of Lauer's recent firing after an allegation of sexual misconduct, it's even grosser.
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Her post "ON THE DEATH OF WHITNEY HOUSTON: Why I Won't Ever Shut Up About My Drug Use" was written up everywhere; it was thoughtful and introspective and honest.
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But without the technological shifts made possible by encryption — email, SMS, cloud storage, and so on — most of these warrants would never be written up in the first place.
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Soon afterward, Franko was accused of mouthing off to some guards at count (Franko says it was a miscommunication), got written up, and had his film privilege temporarily revoked.
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Horn and Levy were both written up in the New York Times, as was Brenda Laurel, the founder of Purple Moon, a gaming company geared toward pre-teen girls.
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By the time he graduated in 21, Shomaker had pilot-tested the concept, raised thousands of dollars, secured a temporary lease and been written up in several local newspapers.
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There was no mention of where these socks were meant to come from; we're only allowed a few socks at any given time or we risk being written up.
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Mitchell's discovery was written up by pro-Trump blog the Gateway Pundit, which linked to his tweet and another containing a screenshot of a different Fauci email to Clinton.
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"My wife and I went out to dinner at a French restaurant, and I got written up for going soft on Bush because he was anti-French," Fleischer recalled.
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The Times report states that White House counsel Don McGahn had the documents written up to pacify President Trump, who believed the documents would stave off leaks from his administration.
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I've written up a lot of Trump interviews, and one untrue thing he almost invariably says is that the US trade deficit with China costs us $500 billion a year.
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You explain how it was their fault, and why they failed, before letting them know that if they do it again, they will be written up or otherwise punished accordingly.
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The company put up a massive carrot of 50,000 jobs and $5 billion in investment, and then proceeded to demand proposals from cities across North America (lovingly written up by Clickhole).
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A group of researchers from Finnish research unit, BIOS, has written up a report explaining that the depletion of fossil fuels will eventually spell the end of capitalism as know it.
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"I imagined that Vatican justice would take action against these people who committed financial crimes that are really serious, far more than those written up" in the Vatileaks books, she added.
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It was very strange because I got written up by The New York Times and the LA Times and they both happened so quickly, but I just stayed in my bubble.
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During training, she was written up four times and given a warning that the F.B.I. calls a "suitability notice," which put her in jeopardy of being kicked out of the program.
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If someone was out for more than 221 minutes, it was a first writeup, unless they'd been written up for time off task before, then it would be a progressive writeup.
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"The subjective evaluations by these male instructors results in female trainees being written up and subsequently dismissed at a rate significantly and disproportionately higher than their male counterparts," the complaint said.
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Despite the massive ratings for the video premiere, Dangerous would be written up as having a "disappointing" first sales week — which followed tapering sales for Bad, his previous album released in 22005.
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J.K. Rowling retweeted a full transcript of the speech written up in a New York Times article, while John Legend and Ellen DeGeneres (among many others) made their voices heard on Twitter.
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That work led to the compilation of Steele's dossier, written up in the style of an intelligence report and based on unnamed sources, that contained a variety of serious charges against Trump.
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The bot, which was first spotted by Twitter user Tom Hounsell and later written up by MSPoweruser, is called Zo and is essentially an English-language version of Microsoft's Chinese bot, Xiaoice.
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Any seasoned paranormal investigator will tell you the same: Either get in touch with the cemetery's owner or caretaker to discuss visiting at night or sneak in and risk being written up.
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So far, at least two other news outlets have written up Adoptly, albeit with caveats that it's not a stellar idea and does in fact seem as if it could be fake.
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I've written up a howto for this; it will prevent anybody else who steals your passcode, or compels a fingerprint from being able to pair or use forensics tools with your phone.
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Kenneth Petty's inmate disciplinary history, obtained by TMZ, shows Nicki's BF was written up 18 times from 2006 to 2013 while he was serving time for a manslaughter conviction in New York.
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Our two most overstudied conflicts are the Civil War and World War II. It seems as if every episode or personality of those wars has been written up once, twice, even thrice.
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The proposal was written up as the Uluru Statement of the Heart: a formal call for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to have a representative body and a process for treaties.
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While it is unknown whether Martin knew he was about to be fired, a company official said he had been going though a discipline procedure and he had been written up before.
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He got written up twice—once for not doing his chores, even though he alleges a colleague completed them, and another time for not providing a note when he called in sick.
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Johnson dug up the article from his 9th grade year for a dope Throwback Thursday post ... in which he was written up for breaking a city junior high scoring record with 48 points!
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In New Hampshire and Montana, where Democrats and Republicans share control of the state government, four Republican legislators have requested that drafts be written up for five additional bills that deal with abortion.
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By the time I arrived at St. Pancras Station, a few minutes away, I had written up my notes on my iPhone and filed them via email to the news desk in London.
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Mr. Sarkozy had already been pondering the existential issue of why his generation wasn't finding fashion inspiration in the intellectual sphere and had, he said, written up a proposal for a fashion line.
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My first Tote contained a striped shirt, a faux suede moto jacket, a pair of leggings with Nike written up the side, and (fun!) a vending-machine-quality ring and a floral scarf.
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I did end up keeping the leggings with Nike written up the side because they seemed as if they wouldn't fall off my butt during yoga if I ever go to yoga again.
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In jail, he has been written up enough times, for offenses that include insulting guards, possessing pornography, and writing in his jail-issued Bible, to be kept in a segregated cell until 2021.
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And she didn't let it go — during a town hall in Nevada on Thursday, Warren, a former law professor, brought up an NDA release she'd written up for Bloomberg if he wanted it.
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Earlier, singer Joy Villa drew gasps when she removed a generous white cape with a flourish to reveal a form-fitting "Make America Great Again" dress underneath, with "Trump" written up the back.
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They may also be influencing policy; Mother Jones compared four bathroom bills in Minnesota, Nevada, Kansas, and North Carolina to model legislation written up by the group, and found striking similarities in their language.
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Of course, if you're a celebrity or super-popular author, news about your upcoming books might even be written up in mainstream news outlets that you can actually link to instead of just screenshotting.
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"I'm sure that over the course of two centuries of research [in Petra], someone had to know [this site] was there, but it's never been systematically studied or written up," Tuttle told National Geographic.
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In the suit, the estate claimed the film violates a clause in a 1992 contract, written up ahead of a televised concert that year — in which HBO agreed to not speak ill of Jackson.
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In the suit, the estate claim the film violates a clause in a 1992 contract, written up ahead of a televised concert that year — in which HBO agreed to not speak ill of Jackson.
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Pforzheimer said that Luis Almagro, the OAS secretary-general, had written up a detailed examination of the situation in Venezuela and that the United States expected him to speak to member states about it.
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In the suit, the estate claims the film violates a clause in a 1992 contract, written up ahead of a televised concert that year — in which HBO agreed to not speak ill of Jackson.
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"I'd be lying if I didn't say we always cringe a little bit when we get written up in [lists of] kid-friendly places," says Josh Stylman, co-founder of Threes Brewing in Brooklyn.
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Soon, Magnolia was written up in British Vogue, and what Mr. Sietsema described as a "cupcake bouncer" was stationed on Bleecker to corral the tourist hordes who waited in lines that bottlenecked the block.
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And because that new contract was written up before Dern weighed in, and because Dern was able to make the 120-pound limit for the new fight, technically she did make her contracted weight.
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We've already laid those out for you (you're welcome!), but here's a new one we haven't written up before from the Comcast team: Almost everything we want to buy from Murdoch — Sky, Star India, etc.
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The exchange, written up in Page Six, broadly highlighted the uncomfortable position she's found herself in as she's become the kind of scandal-plagued celebrity that she usually focuses on during her talk show musings.
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The two main kitchens were written up for improper food storage, including milk that was stored at the wrong temperature and hot dogs stored on the ground floor of the freezer, according to the records.
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In 2013, Lucasfilm announced that it was "winding down" the show, eventually sending its final, six-episode season to Netflix, while another unfinished story arc was written up as a novel, Christie Golden's Dark Disciple.
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We eventually got written up by everybody, but after that wave was over, we realized that press does not always equal more business, especially in the eastside of LA, where people generally don't like change.
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And, if you, a colleague or loved one is looking to immigrate, she also has written up an article for Extra Crunch that breaks down the wide range of visas that you can choose from.
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Look no further than the fact that it's been written up in The New York Times (sorry), and the Fox N.F.L. Sunday pregame show and the S.E.C. Network performed their versions on TV this weekend.
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What we see in "Game of Thrones" is the true history of Westeros, as opposed to what might be written up later by the maesters of the Citadel (if they survive a White Walker invasion).
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Last week, McAfee tweeted that his team had written up a guide on how his promotional tweets worked, and posted it to McAfee Crypto Team, an organization McAfee and his team put together to promote ICOs.
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In recent months, Meadows says she has written up grievances but decided against filing them after a staff member allegedly told her they would throw her in PC if she continued to complain about her treatment.
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In Bee's wide-ranging monologue — which was written up by Vulture, the Huffington Post, the Daily Beast and other outlets — she ripped into Ivanka Trump over a recent Twitter photo of her cuddling with her son.
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They were hoping to pin the shutdown on Schumer and had even written up talking points about the "Schumer Shutdown 2.0," a reference to the three-day government shutdown Democrats provoked in January over immigration policy.
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"Consider that Hillary's accusation against Gabbard was printed largely without any pushback or repeated on every single major network in this country over a 24 hour period and written up in every major publication," he added.
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You can register for and watch that webinar here, but we have also written up pretty much everything important we said in the post below — and updated it to work for the 2018-19 school year.
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Opposition mounted through the weekend as a draft memo criticizing Trump's policy was written up in Washington and circulated by email to U.S. diplomatic posts around the world, according to multiple officials involved in the effort.
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Her local speaking engagements over the course of a few months in 22003 show how she used these low-key events, which were carefully documented on social media and written up on her blog, to establish herself.
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A former high-ranking IBT editor said the content coming out of the company's India and Manila operations often involved aggregation of conspiracy theories or dubious stories that were written up because they could get significant traffic.
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Companies are reluctant to take writedowns because they reduce income and assets on the balance sheet, and once assets are written down, they cannot be written up, said Larry Crumbley, accounting professor emeritus at Louisiana State University.
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She finished off the look with knee-high, slouchy boots whose irony would become all too apparent after that fateful fall — a popular pair from Off–White that have the words "FOR WALKING" written up the side.
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One investor pointed to an example from Agrokor's most recent annual report, covering the full year 2015, where the company disclosed that it had written up the value of intangible assets at a subsidiary in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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One of its 737s — an airplane that had been around the block for 18 years and was leased from Wells Fargo — was written up by pilots for recurring defects 154 times over the final three months of 2006.
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"Our findings have been written up, accepted for publication and will be published shortly in the Canadian Journal of Ob-Gyn," said Gotlieb, who noted that each cancer center could do the same evaluation of their own data.
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"The likelihood that there will be any number of story lines that could not be predicted in advance and weren't written up in his national security briefing materials is pretty high," a former senior Trump administration official said.
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I've already written up a preview of what to expect — there are a ton of really excellent-looking reads coming throughout the year that I can't wait to read — but this month brings its own crop of intriguing volumes.
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The committee drafting the bill was expected to have a full text written up by Monday night that would be sent to the Congressional Budget Office for scoring, allowing the full Senate to vote on it by June 30.
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This data and their ethnographic portraits of people living in extreme poverty in places like Cleveland and Mississippi formed the basis of their widely acclaimed 2015 book $2 a Day, which was widely written up by journalists like myself.
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"There's some fairly good empirical evidence that says minority students are more likely than white students in similar situations to be written up and disciplined," said Michael Hansen, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution who studies education policy.
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And he does seem to be genuinely interested in the creature—back in 2006, he was involved in a fairly jokey "hunt" for the monster that was written up as an "Amazon Short" by a journalist named Don Barone.
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Mr. Sabbie was deprived of his medication and was written up for "creating a disturbance" by saying he was ill, according to the lawsuit, which was filed in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas.
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But the real story here isn't about the plug or even the rest of the gadgets Garrett has written up; it's that it's insanely easy to manufacture an internet-connected device, yet is immensely difficult to build a secure one.
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Once a month they have a census count and you have to be on your job detail so you don't get caught out of bounds and written up, which could lead to losing privileges like phone, email, visiting, and commissary.
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Yadira Esquivel, an 18-year-old first-time voter in Edinburg, Texas, told Insider that she waited in line for three hours, and then was written up at work for being two hours late to her shift at her job.
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Workers are suffering serious cuts, sprains, and other injuries at a high rate, but continuing to work so as to log more hours and not miss out on pay while the injury is never written up in a formal OSHA report.
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This is particularly something you see in large, dense, rich cities like New York or Boston where medical practices that can manage to get themselves written up on magazine "Best Doctors" lists can afford to be choosy about their patients.
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Issuing stock compensation to employees costs the company next to nothing; accounting rules require it to be written up as an expense only so that investors have an accurate idea of the value of newly issued stock being given out as compensation.
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But the same week that reminded us of Trump's bigotry also brought a striking analysis of how Americans are reacting to his presidency, generated by a large and deep survey conducted by Survey Monkey and written up for The Atlantic by Ron Brownstein.
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Nintendo doesn't employ community managers to speak directly with creators, so most of the back-and-forth happens between articles written up in the press and conversations with customer service, neither of which are effective ways of cultivating a community in 2019.
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"Inappropriate" can elevate a small thing into significance (an employee is written up for an "inappropriate" hairstyle) or collapse a large thing into insignificance (the C.E.O. allows that it may have been "inappropriate" to use the company jet for millions in personal travel).
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Two weeks later, during an interview with Eloy detective Roy Garrison, McCormick said that once Matsuda entered the cell, he felt his anxiety rise, but was afraid to alert prison staff because he didn't want to be written up again for threatening others.
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Before launching into the findings from its committee-wide examination of current practices, written up in an accompanying report, the group emphasized that states are "firmly in the lead" in conducting elections, although the federal government should work closely to provide funds and information.
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The incident, a deeply personal family conflict that had spilled out in public, was written up in the student newspaper, but there were no other reporters on hand and the story at first garnered little attention, save for a minor item in the Chicago Tribune.
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I'd wager that none of them has been written up for having a natural reaction to being splattered with mustard, or had their schedule cut to 15 hours a week because they took a sick day, or been bawled out for being one minute late.
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It's something like 99 percent of intrusions that happen, it's sort of a known vulnerability that either no one had written up a patch — which does happen, it's like six months between when these are disclosed and when people get around to fixing them.
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T.M. Landry College Preparatory School in Louisiana has often been written up as a Cinderella story: a small, private school which has managed to launch a surprisingly large number of its student body, who are mostly working class African-Americans, into elite colleges and universities.
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His goal was to sell them them to people as alternative lighting sources for their homes and offices, and the project quickly went viral and was linked to and written up across the web, before inspiring Kickstarter to ban giving away GMO organisms as rewards.
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In details that will make you glad you don't run a restaurant, the larger dining room got written up for—among other things—letting an employee drink a beverage without a lid and a straw, and some rust found on a shelf full of coolers.
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"I'm sure that over the course of two centuries of research [in Petra], someone had to know [this site] was there, but it's never been systematically studied or written up," co-author Christopher Tuttle, executive director of the Council of American Overseas Research Centers, told National Geographic.
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Pissing off the wrong guard can mean having your family harassed when come to visit, having your letters from the outside "disappear" on a regular basis, getting written up for trivial or fabricated disciplinary offenses, as well as outright targeting through further physical or sexual violence.
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After filling the food bowls and replacing the dogs' water, Daphna and the agents ran the trailer's address through their system and found they already had a case file for the dogs (each stop the agents make is written up and filed away for future use).
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Deaths are rare and unusual enough to be written up in the medical literature: In one paper, published in 2013, physicians from the University of California, San Diego, described the death of a 36-year-old man who showed up at the emergency room extremely intoxicated.
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But Dick is not as obsessed as his brother John, a 59-year-old golf pro who lives in a Chicago suburb and recently got written up in The Wall Street Journal for his inability to watch the Cubs bungle their pennant chances over and over.
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Here they are, with the full URL written out (you should avoid blindly clicking any link that purports to take you directly to your account settings): We have written up guides with more detailed instructions for deleting your data from both the Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa.
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Dongles are stupid, especially when they require other dongles: This photo of Recode editor Dan Frommer living his best #donglelife trying to charge his iPhone 7 from his MacBook while listening to a call is so silly it ended up on Reddit and got written up at BGR.
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The idea came from a novel (by Basil Thomson), was identified and written up for the military by a novelist-to-be (a young naval intelligence officer named Ian Fleming) and was forwarded to an established mystery novelist, John Masterman, who was in charge of Britain's double-agent operations.
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The cave-aging caught on, and so did the story: it's written up everywhere from Roquefort producers to the cheese's official website, to the Los Angeles Times and the New York Times—the theory being that the Penicillium roqueforti spores needed for Roquefort came from the cave itself.
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The singer sent the music industry into a tailspin this weekend after posting a charged message on Tumblr Sunday night calling out her former label, Big Machine, for selling her masters (every song and album she's written up until November 2018) to mega-producer and entrepreneur Scooter Braun.
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House votes After these inquiries, in another break from recent precedent, each of the committees will provide input to include in articles of impeachment that would be written up under the House Judiciary Committee, which would vote on whether to refer them to the full House of Representatives.
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So if someone is looking at a tweet or a webpage, we want to make it easier for people to get more context about what they're looking at and maybe there's been some analysis done on that tweet or that webpage and someone has written up some background for it.
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"It is our understanding that if a warehouse employee coughs or sneezes, they can either take the time to wash their hands and risk being written up for falling short of their shipping expectations, or meet their shipping expectations and put themselves and their colleagues at risk," the senators wrote.
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"It is our understanding that if a warehouse employee coughs or sneezes, they can either take the time to wash their hands and risk being written up for falling short of their shipping expectations, or meet their shipping expectations and put themselves and their colleagues at risk," the senators wrote.
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But there are some pretty strong indications when you find a primary source document, when you find a trial, when you find stories written up in the papers at the time, when you find things that came from that era that talk about these women—that is an indication that they're real.
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EU's] Andy Wigmore today (Arron's right hand man) and he confirmed that, even though we haven't got the contract with the Leave written up, it's all under control and it will happen just as soon as [UKIP-linked lawyer] Matthew Richardson has finished working out the correct contract structure between UKIP, CA and Leave.
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And the Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer in a fiery speech on the floor of the Senate earlier today, decrying the process that brought us to where we are that this list of 21940 judges from which the president was going to pick were written up by the Federalist Society and Leonard Leo in particular.
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"It's my favorite song I've written up to this point, so it was important to me that the video portray what I wanted to say, and it really did," he explains of the clip, which features a clean-shaven Eldredge playing a '40s baseball star rounding the bases as he hits major life milestones.
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Like the Democratic candidates gamely discussing tax brackets and health care last night while ignoring this unprecedentedly erratic presidency, blaring something that sounds like it was written up by Erich Wolfgang Korngold for an Erroll Flynn movie right before we're about to hear about drowned immigrant children abrades the senses (and the morals) a bit.
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While the broad strokes of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act were telegraphed weeks, if not months, in advance, it's now been written up and amended in enough detail that it can actually be debated, scored by the Congressional Budget Office so its cost and effects on the rich and poor are known, and voted upon.
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It might not make for a blockbuster hearing, but House Democrats seem to want to generate a common understanding of that definition as members of the Judiciary Committee work to draft articles of impeachment; these will be written up based on the findings of the House Intelligence Committee, which took the lead on the first phase of the inquiry.
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Airbnb, a home-rental website that has become an increasingly popular alternative to hotels, has been besieged on a number of fronts: attacked by local governments for allegedly skirting the law, exposed as a front for prostitution, written up time and again for unruly guests, and even discounted by a former Gulliver as an unrealistic option for business travellers (an opinion he later recanted).
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Then I remembered that I was talking to the public editor of The New York Times about what had happened in Brisbane, Australia, that anything I said could be written up in the paper, and that the reason we were speaking at all was that the Times earlier that day had embroiled me in a controversy involving an American novelist who has a thing for sombreros.
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" The records turned over to VICE News do not show that the face-to-face exchange with Snowden was written up until April 9, 2014, a year after the exchange, after teasers from the Vanity Fair article revealed Snowden was claiming he "contacted NSA oversight and compliance bodies directly via email and that I specifically expressed concerns about their suspect interpretation of the law.
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Don't give advance notice, unless you're having layoffs The Aurora gunman had been previously written up and probably knew he was going to be fired, said the CEO of Mueller Water Products, parent company of Henry Pratt Co. "We can surmise that he was speculative about what was going to happen as evidenced by him arming himself with a firearm," CEO Scott Hall said.
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In the released documents, the belief that there's some connection between the CIA and The Finders is most prominent in some April 1987 speculation from a D.C. police officer, written up in a bizarre official report: Because of the assumption that there must be something bigger behind Marion Pettie's band of weirdos, rumors about The Finders have outlived the group itself, which is believed to have died out with Pettie.
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Joe Loftis, an in-store Instacart worker at the Mariano's and one of the lead organizers of the Instacart union drive, said that he decided it was time to unionize after he was written up twice when he missed work due to a few serious injuries, and noticed that his coworkers were also fed-up with the timed pace of work and frequent, seemingly arbitrary penalizations under Instacart's algorithm.
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Opinion by: Krystal Ball Well, Bernie SandersBernie SandersThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 The Memo: Pelosi-Trump trade deal provokes debate on left MORE just gave a lengthy and fascinating interview to Michael Barbaro over at the New York Times podcast the daily, written up for print by Alex Burns.
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A quick Google News search of the tell-tale tagline "This story was generated by Automated Insights" reveals hits from news outlets across the U.S. In a news release heralding the financial commitment, Press Association Editor-in-Chief Peter Clifton called the move a "genuine game-changer," stressing that the partnership will focus on stories that might not otherwise be written up as local newspapers continue to die off in this massive fourth-estate extinction.
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The cartoon "Black Endorsements Matter," from cartoonist Matt Bors, captures how weird this has all gotten in online debates over the candidates: Bors explained the cartoon in a post at the Daily Kos: The "Magical Negro" is a trope in cinema where a black supporting characters are "portrayed as coming to the aid of a film's white protagonists" and who "possess special insight or mystical powers," as Wikipedia has it written up.
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This is par for the course, really, and has been since whenever Twitter became a thing: a celebrity source story would break, and we'd all have a big laugh about it, and then the celebrity themselves would deny the story, which – and I can tell you this from working at a celebrity magazine for two-and-a-half years – would really fuck us over if we'd written up the now-false story for the website.
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While the Cubans expressed "gratitude" to the State Department for finally having a meeting, Johana Tablada de la Torre, the deputy director general of US issues at the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said the United States still has not given Cuba access to medical data, clinical data, or the doctors from the University of Pennsylvania who conducted tests on the diplomats, the results of which were written up in a report in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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