Trump would like to have a few words with you.
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Just a few words of caution: in spring, windows open.
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People can be turned on by just a few words.
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And Chalamet will teach you a few words in French.
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TRUMP: General, would you like to say a few words?
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With just a few words, the tone can change dramatically.
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Dogs can understand a few words and follow basic commands.
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Mr. Washington choked on a few words, and then collapsed.
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Every once in a while, he'd say a few words.
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And then he had a few words about his accusers.
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Tebow grimaced and had a few words for the umpire.
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They shared a few words, casually, about the ongoing fight.
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Cecchini said he knows only a few words in Italian.
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A few words about stemless glasses: I don't like them.
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Anything beyond a few words is a bit of a chore.
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I think I'll say a few words and take some questions.
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At Thursday's ceremony announcing the news, Robson spoke a few words.
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Check it out ... he also had a few words about Prince.
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He patiently waited, exchanging a few words with all of them.
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Hey, Chris Harrison: Amy Schumer has a few words for you.
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" "There were toasts, [and] Joe had a few words to say.
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Swift trial, Taylor did say a few words to the crowd.
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The men exchanged a few words before Turner took off running.
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Video of the moment reveals a few words were indeed exchanged.
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In a few words, "really hard to explain," but rewarding nonetheless.
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That advice can be summarized with a just a few words.
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I and another researcher spoke a few words in town too.
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They could easily have whispered a few words without disturbing anyone.
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Could you say a few words about that, do you think?
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Clinton can do beyond a few words in a victory speech.
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He sat despondent and clearly traumatized, only muttering a few words.
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A few words, venomous, coming from outside now, dirty whore, basura.
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Before delving into the individuals, a few words on the methodology.
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First, a few words on the State of the Union address.
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"Just a few words of advice though, archbishop," Mr. McDonnell said.
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So we're going to throw out a few words — Word association!
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There's still a few words that need to be agreed on.
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A few words on the specifications of the UniFi Dream Machine.
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Now think of a few words that best describe that person.
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Paul had a few words for his former teammate as well.
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I would like Secretary Mattis to say a few words, please.
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Twitter, of course, had a few words to say on the matter.
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During the ceremony, Saldana shared a few words about her former costar.
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Albert Woodfox says a few words sitting in his brother's car pic.twitter.
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But can the same be done with a few words and movies?
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A few words of caution from our expertsDon't use it too often.
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I think a few words from you could make those studies happen.
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Meghan will say a few words in her first royal tour speech.
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Trevor Noah said a few words in Xhosa while presenting Black Panther.
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And reflecting back, she would give herself a few words of advice.
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They exchanged a few words as she triumphantly held her banner aloft.
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Listen up, because Dame Helen Mirren has a few words for you.
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By watching Mr. Pryor's lips, you can make out a few words.
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Though he got in a few words, Sheryl Underwood quickly jumped in.
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Some phrases and sentences are mirrored with only a few words changed.
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"A few words of advice could save your youngsters life," she added.
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There seems to be quite a few words for wall in French.
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They line up by the ocean; the chief says a few words.
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He answered with a few words in Japanese before continuing in Spanish.
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They exchanged a few words, and the man proceeded to get in.
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Perhaps they would say a few words on Friday, after the competition.
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A few words were more interesting with a friend's face behind it.
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Chances are you have one of just a few words in mind.
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She spoke in a whisper and could only manage a few words.
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He already understands a lot but can only say a few words.
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Stream Inner Sense below along a few words with Raíz about the release.
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I think I'll say a few words, and then we'll take some questions.
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CONCHA: I just want to say a few words about Charles Krauthammer, Sean.
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He had a few words but lost those words and never regained them.
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But she is not having it and I only get a few words.
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I thank you, Your Honor, for allowing me to say a few words.
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I only knew a few words of Russian: "Hello" or "how are you".
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Choose a phrase or a few words that remind you of what's important.
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But Dash allows herself at least a few words on her own tracks.
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Mr. Léaud said a few words before the movie, receiving a standing ovation.
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Here are just a few words and phrases that came from military tradition.
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Messer said Thompson took a long time to get a few words out.
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Jennifer Aniston has a few words of advice for Instagram newbie Matthew McConaughey.
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Just the games I remember being ace and a few words on why.
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I think I'll say a few words and then we'll take some questions.
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I have enjoyed learning people's names, exchanging a few words and a smile.
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The answer to the puzzle lies in a few words: the Trump Put.
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John gives the nod, says a few words, and a seat opens up.
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That makes this a good time to offer a few words of reassurance.
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With just a few words and a picture, Trump dominated the news cycle.
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Martha Stewart had a few words to share about Felicity Huffman's prison attire.
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With just a few words Gore could have created a crisis of governance.
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I think I'll say a few words, and then we'll take some questions.
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Speak briefly SAY A FEW WORDS = EWW Crossword construction is a funny thing.
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Mr. Mofsie prefaced each with a few words on its origins or significance.
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Then we asked for a few words his friends would use to describe him.
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Type a few words and you can find information on any topic ever considered.
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Selina is only a few words into her eulogy when she breaks down completely.
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" But, he said, it "can be tough... to translate information into a few words.
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Soran saw me struggling, and as an experienced documentarian, he offered a few words.
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Here's what they came up with, along with a few words from the artists.
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Cañizales' friend Maru González remembered exchanging a few words with him in the chaos.
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They shared a few words about their loved ones while others praised their courage.
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During his GQ interview, Griffin gave dunk contests newbies a few words of wisdom.
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She was surprised that Walker was able to speak a few words in Russian.
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After saying a few words, Mr. Trudeau slid a ceremonial rock down the ice.
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If it's a small group conversation somewhere private, yeah I'll say a few words.
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Around the images Thalia paints a few words from the script: an alphabet frame.
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Zaid has learned Spanish, but his father has picked up only a few words.
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Let me just finish up with a few words about Uwe Reinhardt the man.
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Billions I can, and will, write quite a few words about "Billions" this week.
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We're hoping they'll each say a few words about the tech industry or encryption.
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Her communication abilities are limited and she cannot write more than a few words.
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And I think, in this case, Mauricio is going to say a few words.
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She had a few words with him, and then went to fetch her husband.
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Looking scared and disheveled, he uttered a few words in Arabic and then vanished.
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As for the rest of us, Ms. Perna has a few words of advice.
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They shared a few words — as well as the No. 34 — while warming up.
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Hobson sat in a wheelchair and said only a few words to the judge.
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"I could barely say a few words — mother, father, that was it," Jonathan said.
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That's probably why you only see a few words in a lot of places.
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Summer 2016 can be summed up in a few words: squad goals, belfies and … drama.
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We'd like to take this time to say a few words about the luminiferous ether.
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When it comes to millennials and travel, however, I have a few words of caution.
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A few words of warning before we begin to unpack exactly what that statement means.
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Now please bear with us as we coin a few words for some emerging categories.
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By the end, one candidate — Mr. Cruz — had even spoken a few words of Spanish.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook had a few words of wisdom for Stanford's 2019 graduating class.
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Type a few words related to any command to quickly navigate through Word's labyrinthine menus.
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Listen here and read a few words from Wolstencraft on the nature of the release.
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In a few words, Matrix is a messaging protocol that features end-to-end encryption.
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One worker, though, seemed comfortable saying a few words at the end of his shift.
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These are just a few words to describe the annual event that is Burning Man.
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He and Connors would not speak more than a few words for almost 24 years.
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Will Hi Emily, Will, I'd like to say a few words about United States v.
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From now until raceday, we'll offer a few words about each of those 26 miles.
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In closing, a few words must be made about the Southern Primary run-off requirement.
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Wells, the charismatic DJ who makes up for size with humor, says a few words.
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Mourners took turns placing flowers on his coffin and saying a few words of remembrance.
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In northeast Portugal I vowed to learn a few words of the local language, Mirandese.
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The group had gathered to celebrate, and Kipchoge stepped forward to say a few words.
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Others are simply done with in a sentence or two or in a few words.
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Frazier, after being spun back, expressed his displeasure with a few words directed at Bauer.
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For one thing, she never learned to speak more than a few words of Japanese.
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But after saying a few words he quickly breaks into a parody version of Fun.
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The UN agency couldn't resist ending its mostly blank message with a few words, however.
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A few words throughout the work are struck through, with hasty corrections squeezed in above.
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So, a few words for Williams: Next time you get a tattoo, give us a call.
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Wyatt, who speaks only a few words so far, wagged his index finger in the air.
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There are a few words, however, that made it into the OED that are complete surprises.
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And Amy Schumer herself isn't letting Trump diss her cousin without sharing a few words herself.
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Very difficult to describe in a few words, because it's over six months of your life.
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I couldn't give him a few words and tell him that everything would be all right.
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She also offered a few words of advice and "nuggets of wisdom" to her younger peers.
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Tamra Judge has a few words for her Real Housewives of Orange County nemesis Kelly Dodd.
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When our rounds were completed, we shared a few words over a quick cup of coffee.
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But when you're watching TV, people find it unacceptable that you can't find a few words.
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He's approached by an officer, and the pair share a few words, and, ultimately, a hug.
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A few words about those men, who chew their tobacco and slouch in the Padres' dugout.
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" Miller said that after arriving, the president approached the mayor and "they had a few words.
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First guest Matt Bomer then came out and shared a few words for the co-hosts.
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He said Zuckerberg learned a few words of Yoruba and spoke of his love of languages.
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A few words from the former basketball star and author Kareem Abdul-Jabbar run for $0003.
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I want to say just a few words about our themes today: responsibility, integrity, and accountability.
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After several days, Doe ate some ice chips and spoke a few words to a nurse.
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Our ways could not be defined or dismissed with a few words describing a careless youth.
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He also had a few words of advice for his Trump-nominated successor, Dr. Scott Gottlieb.
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The actress also had a few words of encouragement for Kaepernick that she shared with Variety.
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Glancing at inspirational quotes, uplifting doodles, or a few words of positivity can lift your spirits.
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They asked him to say a few words at their hospital debriefing and pray with them.
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"Maybe somebody who is your guest should be able to say a few words," Rohrabacher interrupted.
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With a few words, I sent the signal that I might be taking my business elsewhere.
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A few words of advice: Wear a swimsuit, one that you don't mind getting slightly damaged.
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A Mexican-American neighbor translates for the Apostols, who only speak a few words in Spanish.
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The reporters saw our "survivor" T-shirts and asked if we'd mind saying a few words.
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He said a few words about each piece, encouraged applause, and then got off the stage.
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Occasionally we would wave across a coffee shop or exchange a few words on the street.
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When we got to the other side, she turned to me and said a few words.
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John Kennedy (R-La.) leaned in and whispered a few words, apparently indicating reporters were watching.
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Now, with just a few words, he may have flipped that political dynamic on its head.
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It occurred to George that maybe he was meant to rise, to say a few words.
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That way, in a few words, you can roughly understand what sort of game it is.
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He has said a few words and is now in therapy daily — physical, speech and occupational.
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He has said a few words and is now in therapy daily- physical, speech and occupational.
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But let's face it: a few words from a couple of French ex-presidents is peanuts.
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And now that Fox has let O'Reilly go ... well, Colbert wanted to say a few words.
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Wrapped in the guise of women's domestic work, these paintings speak volumes with only a few words.
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A Few Words About Devin Booker Devin Booker is a schismatic figure, which is stupid and sad.
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For those considering a social media detox, I do have a few words of warning to share.
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They sang some songs, Hammond said a few words, and the protesters marched back to their cars.
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Students are required to learn English and some were even brave enough to speak a few words.
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And Manchin, a moderate Democrat from a conservative state, sized up Obama's legacy in a few words.
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The talented wrestler himself had a few words to say about Russia's prospective ban from the Olympics.
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I'd like to say a few words about the Jackson Maine voice, which many of us loved.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Chuck Grassley was just a few words into opening the hearing when Sen.
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But I do want to offer a few words of advice before you ascend the cultural throne.
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Then it started linking a few words together and at some point it started writing coherent paragraphs.
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In a few words, being able to help and be important to someone is a turn on.
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They exchanged a few words and then, like old chums, took the path down to the lake.
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Clinton never appeared, sending her campaign manager John Podesta to say a few words on her behalf.
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And after exchanging a few words on Twitter, Soulja Boy doubled down on his claims to TMZ.
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Nothing left behind but a few words singed into the wood: "We never were outside the city."
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She typed a few words into her translator on her phone, and then showed me the screen.
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During the ceremoney, Trump invited Nationals catcher Kurt Suzuki to the podium to say a few words.
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Brown, you see, knows only a few words in Italian, including the ones for shrimp and tuna.
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Jesinne Dhewedza sits almost catatonic most of the time, murmuring just a few words now and again.
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So, in a few words, what's your approach to cybersecurity across the various teams at IU Health?
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Learning a few words of conversation, greeting, thanks and emergency go a long way in this regard.
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Could you say a few words about your relationship with painting, sculpture, and hybrids of the two?
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On some of the pictures, visitors have written a few words in Khmer to identify the victims.
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She struggled to read more than a few words, her voice cracking as she started to cry.
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During his memorial, Lauren took the stage with both Kross and Emani to say a few words.
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Even the inclusion of a few words of Darija in a textbook last year caused an uproar.
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After he hit the shot, he turned around and had a few words for the Mavs' bench.
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And on the debate stage at Loyola Marymount University, go beyond uttering a few words in Spanish.
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But Bey had a few words for Bonton after the play and was assessed a technical foul.
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I didn't know or I would've come and said a few words at the service or something.
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"In my old age I had learned a few words," Boyle said of the experience in 2003.
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Ahead, I asked one half of each soul pairing to write a few words on their mate.
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The man once stumped Stephen Colbert to silence with a few words about the nature of death.
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The Backstreet Boys singer had a few words for reporters after he was arraigned in Key West.
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These two stories highlight a few words that carry a huge freight – especially in the case of Clinton.
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On the 10th, we get the "ping" of an alarm and a few words on signs and screens.
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Lil Yachty has a few words for people hatin' on him for doing a collab with Danielle Bregoli.
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"I really thought it was something that could be settled easily with just a few words," he said.
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But chances are Diane still took part in rewriting that line which means Gaga contributed a few words.
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In honor of Mother's Day, each cast member stepped aside to let their mom say a few words.
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When Google first tried this feature, most users were only able to type a few words per minute.
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Think about it like this: There are only so many ways to describe colors in a few words.
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Every time I managed to get a few words on the page, I would start making ridiculous noises.
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Both ladies shared a screenshot of the post on social media, and had a few words for him.
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Perhaps a few words about the pledge to have 50/50 gender parity in executive boards by 2020.
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Trump on police reform "Secretary Clinton doesn't want to use a few words: Law and order," he said.
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The two exchanged a few words on the field and after the game both discussed what was said.
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He never said more than a few words and they know nothing about him, not even his name.
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And if you're not ready to bare it all, Sturino understands — and has a few words of encouragement.
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The ref bent down, got Emilio to open his eyes, said a few words, and called the fight.
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And so when you start doing a few words then it starts to just kind of spill out.
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At the graduation ceremony, Mockerman received his honorary degree and said a few words to the graduating seniors.
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So they share a few words, mainly about his super cool shark's tooth that apparently gave him powers.
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Post-publication, Facebook released just a few words to the newspaper — claiming it was "carefully investigating this situation".
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This represents a visionary approach, but the Trump administration should keep in mind a few words of caution.
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It's hard to describe Circle in a few words because the company has been active on all fronts.
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Most of the other stories are a few words long, or are just links to ads or scams.
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It may be that, in the language of politics, a few words are ready to be cycled out.
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Memorizing lines, he says, is not unlike learning song lyrics, including when he might forget a few words.
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But in just a few words he showed us how dangerous he would be as face the GOP.
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Gary Barnett, the founder and president of Extell Development, got up on stage to say a few words.
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I wanted to say a few words on two of the cases the Supreme Court spoke on today.
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I'd say "infant" but infants are pre-verbal, and he has a few words, most of them monosyllabic.
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He offered a few words of advice gleaned from introducing himself as a transgender man to unsuspecting strangers.
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As a millennial sympathetic to the writer's position, I want to offer a few words in our defense.
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Ariana Grande's mom has a few words of support for fans and victim's of last week's terror attack.
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Demi Moore, Willis' ex-wife, is also on the docket to say a few words, according to Deadline .
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Finally, I sort of blurted out my name and we exchanged a few words, and she went away.
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" After James finished his session, Steph Curry had a few words for the media -- "I agree with Bron.
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When it comes to variable annuities, many financial pros offer a few words of advice: Use with caution.
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Our reporter who covered legalization in California has a few words of advice: Prepare for a wild ride.
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Her gaze flickers over the lens, without locking in for more than a few words in each sentence.
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Mr. Trump said a few words, complimented Maria Bartiromo of Fox Business on her ratings, and then bolted.
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What Trump Did Talk About Now, let me say a few words about what Trump did talk about.
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He was very matter of fact, giving a few words of explanation to senators before his swearing in.
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O.K. The next person that we've kidnapped here off the streets for a few words is Jodie Baggerly.
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I asked each to pick a favorite column of the year and say a few words about it.
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Its telegraphic lyrics pack far-reaching implications into a few words; its succinct melodies harbor nervy sonic experimentation.
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Founders who understand where they&aposre going can usually articulate those points in a few words, Vernal said.
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Each chapter starts with a "Booneism," or a few words of wisdom on winning in life and business.
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The light bulb lit up and once I had SAY A FEW WORDS the rest came together quickly.
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HOT TOPICS: Tyrese had a few words to say about women and you know Wendy had something to say.
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He then threw it over to his Cabinet to say a few words, beginning with Vice President Mike Pence.
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If you moved the target word to the bottom, it blows up a few words and adds some more.
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The president invited US Customs and Border Protection agent Adrian Anzaldua to the podium to say a few words.
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People adds that Reynolds delivered a few words to the gathered crowd before everyone bowed their heads in remembrance.
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Jacki Weaver has a few words for Anjelica Huston after she took a dig at Weaver's new film Poms.
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After the first scandal broke last year, Cardi shared a few words of wisdom to the Revenge Body star.
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With just a few words, Kloss completely squashed a number of rumors indicating the two women had fallen out.
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The therapist says just a few words to welcome us to the session and then the floor is mine.
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It's not easy picking a senior quote — how can only a few words encapsulate your whole high school experience?
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One day, a few words on a page caught her eye — and the rest, as they say, is history.
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I could stand up here and say a few words, make people cry...or I could sing a song.
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She still remembers a few words from when she was 13, and lived on the nearby island of Etorofu.
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A short video of the encounter showed Mr Bouteflika staring blankly into the distance and mumbling a few words.
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After exchanging a few words—mostly Kozma repeating the date of the shop's inception—I bought salami and left.
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None of them knew the pledge of allegiance or more than a few words of the "Star-Spangled Banner".
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I said a few words and introduced the one-man community who supplied the words for LLBK, Dave Villorente.
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" He explained, "a few words of fun could make all the difference to your chances of securing that interview.
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Just a few words on a screen have confirmed what I've been dreading: that my ex has moved on.
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It's a small change, isolating the mouth and jawline and inserting only a few words within a longer sentence.
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Batnick had a few words of wisdom for those tempted by the addictive glamor of watching stocks move quickly.
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Codi breaks down crying as Jeremiah says a few words, and Gus gives Codi a shoulder to lean on.
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The court's orders in the abortion and union cases were just a few words long and gave no reasons.
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It was even nice enough to beam a few words of encouragement at me through my near-constant swearing.
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Photo: Joe Leonard The best punk songs can get away with saying a lot in just a few words.
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DeAngelo spoke only a few words at the hearing, telling the judge he would accept a court-appointed attorney.
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René Caovilla himself stopped by during his son's interview, seizing the opportunity to dispatch a few words of wisdom.
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Geraldine Peten, who stood in agreement with Bolding's statements and began to add a few words of her own.
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Many of the ancient objects you come across feature a few words or a phrase in this mysterious script.
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It means a lot more to me than just stringing a few words together and making a rap song.
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She would say a few words, repeat a Trumpism or two, and give the podium back to her husband.
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"It would be very unusual to have problems that are isolated to struggling with a few words," Gupta said.
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At the podium, Trump invited Nationals catcher Kurt Suzuki out to say a few words to the gathered crowd.
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Are we woefully limited in our definition of well-being, and could a few words from other cultures help?
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In fact, there's hardly anything that qualifies as dialogue in this film, with only a few words spoken throughout.
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First, a few words on road safety: What portion of Americans killed in vehicle crashes are not wearing seatbelts?
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When I was done, I leaned on the sink and offered a few words of thanks for the session.
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He makes no points that can be distilled to a few words and still be understood in their breadth.
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"If you can say a few words in a person's language, it automatically breaks down a barrier," he said.
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Chaffetz and Clinton appeared to exchange a few words as the pair acknowledged each other during President Trump's inauguration.
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Tye, who only speaks a few words, was seen at the party with a big smile on his face.
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After exchanging a few words, Nadal gave her an apology kiss on the cheek before returning to the match.
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You can't navigate difficult relationships and mental health issues on your own, or rely on a few words here.
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Herbert Hoover was photographed with him and they even exchanged a few words, despite his vow to avoid that, too.
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Modern, comfortable, and tolerant—if you had to describe Panama in just a few words, these are what they'd be.
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He spent time signing autographs for fans, and had a few words to say about coping with his divorce drama.
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This is often just a few words, with maybe just a word or two in the body of the email.
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Shouting a few words at my phone feels quicker and more fun than tapping into and around the app. Fun!
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They would look at me in the eyes and they would say a few words that were always very encouraging.
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Khloé Kardashian has a few words for anybody out there who feels like it's their place to offer unsolicited advice.
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Streep was delighted to meet Haddish in return and the two exchanged a few words while fans cheered on wildly.
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Audra McDonald has a few words for a theatergoer who took a photo of her naked on a Broadway stage.
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On his deathbed, William gives his son a manuscript titled "Poems For My Son" and a few words of advice.
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If that funding stops, there will be more to worry about than a few words missing from a strategy document.
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First, a few words on the distinction between vertical and horizontal software: Horizontal software: a product that is industry agnostic.
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President Donald Trump had a few words for Amazon head Jeff Bezos following news of Bezos' impending $140-billion divorce.
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When it happened, his mother imparted a few words of wisdom about parents teaching their children the value of work.
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There, in a few words, is what many Europeans thought of Americans in the years after the First World War.
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Control the schedule of your sprinklers Rachio so you can start or stop the system with just a few words.
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She spoke only a few words of English (better than my Chinese), but not enough for us to really converse.
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Gail Collins CLEVELAND — Donald Trump arrived here Wednesday with a few words to the fans assembled at the helicopter pad.
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If you can speak only a few words (gasp) before pausing (gasp) for breath, then that's the high-intensity zone.
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On Thursday, the C.I.A. (barely) relaxed its typically tight-lipped stance to relay a few words about its infamous dropout.
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What's the harm in letting your brother (or sister, or all of you) say a few words at the service?
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He muttered a few words to his rhythm section, the bassist John Hébert and the drummer Craig Weinrib, and hesitated.
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Without friends, family, or more than a few words of English, her first few months in New York were tough.
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She coaxed a few words from her little boy, who she says loves to read and to ride his bicycle.
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In a few words, the startup uses deep learning to enable image recognition to detect what you're about to eat.
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Commitment. Expertise. Independence. These are just a few words Sol Capital Management, an investment advisory firm uses to describe itself.
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Finally, a few words from Mashable's own Jess Joho on an important but largely unseen player in Season 8: Varys.
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But what counts as kindness to Arthur is a few words of small talk in an elevator and a smile.
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I pray before takeoff, white knuckle through turbulence and, of course, say a few words of gratitude upon safe landing.
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Frank, if I may, I'd like to say a few words about the way this whole thing has been handled.
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The Manchester police commissioner had a few words on the incident: Also, here's a pretty choice quote from the Guardian,
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The dozen-plus engineers rarely uttered more than a few words to one another, which is how they prefer to operate.
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You can just type a few words into the search engine and then find loads of relevant websites—all for free.
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Sometimes, they're no more than a few words scrawled on a Post-It note, stuck on a check or some cash.
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The two exchanged a few words, then Massa cuffed him and turned him over to the detectives, the SWAT officer said.
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In all the examples, it's clear how just a few words from Trump can excite thousands of others to pile on.
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The new citizens stood to sing the national anthem, and then James Fobert, supervisory Immigration Services officer, said a few words.
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But — and here are a few words that will really command your attention —all six can be yours for only $21.
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A few words between Prince William and his father Prince Charles as they process into St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle.
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Mark Zuckerberg has a few words to say about Donald Trump's threat to build a wall between the U.S. and Mexico.
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Trump jokes around with Olympic gold medal snowboarder Red Gerard, asks him to say a few words at White House event.
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She can't walk, her tongue is shriveled, and it's all she can do to manage a few words to her boyfriend.
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Brok said he was "astonished" at how far the negotiations had come and that differences remained over "just a few words".
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It's rare to see a band perform without offering at least a few words of breathless appreciation for the festival itself.
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These are just a few words from the mouths of delighted publications reacting to stagings of Sarah Kane's first play Blasted.
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The guy apparently only spoke a few words of German and left embarrassed (and without any chance of a second date).
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Literally: Ferrell's Bush couldn't get more than a few words into describing Trump's (often controversial) policy proposals without bursting into laughter.
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Many of us will remember 2016 for a few words that will forever echo somewhere in the pits of our brains.
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The 2014 Amnesty International report said inmates at ADX Florence "routinely go days with only a few words spoken to them."
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But I hope that some of the fighting Polish monarch's descendants have a few words with Francis in Poland this week.
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" Then Burgess said a few words, including these: "If you see me in the streets ten years from now, identify yourselves.
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Before roasting him, let me first say a few words in praise of the former Texas congressman and Democratic presidential hopeful.
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You may not be familiar with the Nahuatl language, a lingua franca of Mesoamerica, but you already know a few words.
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The market is at a stage where move is potentially doubled or undone with a few words or a single tweet.
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According to her family, Giles slowly regained the ability to open and close her hands and did say a few words.
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Now a few words about Arnold and why he is such a great choice as the new leader of the show.
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He only had a few words in response, according to a transcript of the 2011 trial which was unsealed last year.
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Burt Ward, who played Robin in the TV series, was there to share a few words about his partner in crime.
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It's so amazing to be with you tonight and say a few words about my father and your nominee for president.
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On the right side of the paper, jot down a few words describing how that failure made you think about yourself.
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A few words about the judge who signed his arrest warrant and a lead prosecutor and attorney general: They all repent.
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Before putting pen to paper, the prez stepped to the mic, said a few words ... and then quickly left the room.
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Only a few words and phrases (such as 'mono task' and 'Bardo') stand out as phrases as opposed to just text.
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I thought the driver was Spanish so I tried speaking a few words to him that I remembered from high school.
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Dennis Quaid's former Parent Trap costar has a few words of advice for the actor after his engagement to Laura Savoie.
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When we exchanged a few words of greeting, I detected an accent that sounded as though it might be Eastern European.
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McDavid's goal was his 12th of the season and he had a few words for Manning after celebrating with his teammates.
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We'll return to my mum in a moment, after a few words about the grumpy little fella in the cowboy hat.
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He wanted to discuss the use of a few words in the final draft of Charter 22008, a constitutional reform manifesto.
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And a person doing vigorous activity should not be able to say more than a few words without pausing for breath.
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But first I want to say a few words about President Obama, who just gave his final State of the Union address.
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While no one can predict the future, I personally can offer a few words of wisdom around how to start planning today.
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She spoke to me in Farsi, but I could only respond with a few words before having to revert back to English.
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Those things aside, the Nokia 7.2 manages to get a few words in against the Pixel 3A, and that's a big feat.
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The event will finish with a few words from our partners, and networking to discuss the topics of the day and more.
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She won two trophies for her chart-busting LP Reputation and, in both speeches, had a few words about her conspicuous absence.
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But for the release of Solange's new album, A Seat at the Table, Bey couldn't resist sharing a few words in celebration.
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"I'm going to say a few words, and we're going to have planes going overhead," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office.
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Korvette and and I spoke about mostly how dudes are kind of sad, but there's a few words about the music too.
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His immediate goal: teach them a few words and phrases they can use right away as they start to find their footing.
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They also issued a few words of career advice, from the benefits of being yourself at work to showing your ambition off.
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Dietz said since Rios cannot talk and only says a few words, he has no outlet to address what happened that day.
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That I know this, and haven't done more than exchange a few words with Hak, initially feels uncomfortable in proximity this close.
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People tend to only use a few words to talk about food or activity, so the researchers only used 25 search terms.
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Warren Buffett had a few words in his most recent shareholder letter for managers who mislead their shareholders with massaged earning numbers.
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Prepare a few words to say about yourself in case you come across someone that could help you get your dream job.
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From a few words deciphered on the twisted, corroded fragments of bronze gears and plates, experts guessed it was an astronomical instrument.
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Imagine that you are in an interview and your future employer has asked you to describe your personality in a few words.
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With just a few words, Kim showed he could maintain his arsenal and maneuver between the US and a key regional ally.
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The promise of forgiveness, of explanation, of a few words that will repair or redeem or transform the past mostly eludes us.
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Her job was to thank everyone for coming, offer up prayers for loved ones, and say a few words about our dad.
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You can add notes to each point of interest, like a few words about the type of food served at a restaurant.
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He claims he wasn't canned, despite MTV saying he was, and he has a few words for the network's social media team.
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Well, and NBC, which was one of our investors, had a dinner and we each stood up and said a few words.
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That leaves grandmother and granddaughter looking together at a doll house on the floor, unable to exchange more than a few words.
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In this slim novel, where sometimes a few words constitute a chapter, Didion gives shape to ghosts, the ghastly, and the ephemeral.
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It was enough for him to exchange a few words with her to realize that she possessed a lively and inquiring mind.
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It ran into trouble with censors, who demanded that 78 sections be cut — some only a few words long, others complete passages.
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She spoke a few words, causing Sanders to furrow his brow and appear to say "what?" before raising his hands and responding.
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Ronstadt revisited Pompeo's comments when she was given the opportunity to say a few words upon receiving her honor, according to Variety.
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David Leonhardt We continue today with more Times columnists selecting a favorite column from 2016 and saying a few words about it.
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"I liked the minimal approach of having a song with just a few words," Callahan told me recently, of his early work.
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Elmar Brok said he was "astonished" at how far the negotiations had come and that differences remained over "just a few words".
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Gift the Q&A a Day for Moms: A 5-Year Journal, $12.60Answer a different question in a few words every day.
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Mr. Weisman began to recite his vows but could get through only a few words before tears began streaming down his cheeks.
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He can only say a few words, and one of them became the start-up's name — "Nuna," or "big sister" in Korean.
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Ms. Vierra asked for a divorce, which men in Saudi Arabia — but not women — can grant by merely speaking a few words.
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Unfortunately, Daronch's story is also an outlier; as the narrative proceeds, Bundy's victims receive little more than a few words and a photograph.
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The actress said she offered her costar a few words of advice about how to deal with fame and life in the spotlight.
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Using it is just like casting a spell: say a few words into the air, and a nearby device can grant your wish.
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He rattled off a few words about holding the Catholic Church accountable for the sexual abuse of children, then wrapped up the night.
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Donald Trump had a few words for Mitt Romney after the former presidential candidate made the case against the GOP frontrunner this morning.
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We share a few words in common, in English and Arabic, but it was a struggle to glean the details of her story.
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Starting with Kimura, each one of the band members took turns to say a few words of apology, followed by a deep bow.
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But he does have a few words of advice for what I should do if I feel like I'm turning a little green.
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Alicia One of the most complicated and fascinating women on television, Alicia Florrick is impossible to describe in one or a few words.
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As the lawyers and judge spoke, the 30-year-old former security guard barely opened his eyes and only muttered a few words.
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By that time, he was still in complete and utter shock (as were we) and only able to muster up a few words.
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I've already written quite a few words about Molotov, but it's worth reiterating that it's the best way to watch TV in 2016.
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Following through on a big New Year's resolution may feel overwhelming, but this young girl can help with a few words of advice.
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And she'll no doubt have a few words of advice for Meghan as she steps onto the balcony for the very first time.
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When doctors briefly revived him from a medically induced coma, Valdan said, Peres was responsive, squeezing his hand and speaking a few words.
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With just a few words and a collection illustrations, 'The Very Hungry Caterpillar' shows that growing up isn't as scary as we think.
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In a few words, the elimination of DACA would mean the end of basic human dignity for a lot of recipients like me.
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As Jenkins prepares to graduate Girard College, a North Philly boarding school, he has a few words of encouragement for struggling young people.
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" That's when Cruz looked at Rubio and uttered a few words in Spanish, challenging Rubio to continue in that language "if you want.
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He brought out a rabid fan to say a few words, which was probably the silliest thing I've ever seen a president do.
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Tired of being forced to share a few words with the pizza guy, your Uber driver, or the kid who bags your groceries?
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As Trump boarded Marine One, he offered only a few words to those in Texas bracing for the hurricane: "Good luck to everybody."
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Dugan gleefully proclaimed that it only took hours for the woman in the video demo we saw hours to learn a few words.
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When Justin called to let me know that I had the job, he only got a few words in before I started screaming.
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"We buy billions and billions of dollars worth of that beautiful F-35," Trump said before asking Hewson to say a few words.
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Mr. Blankfein — who was participating by phone from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland — invited Mr. Solomon to say a few words.
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Now, on the left side of the paper, write down a few words describing how that failure made you think about that person.
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Nina's father held the baby as Dekel stood to say a few words about his grandmother Sarah, who inspired the baby's middle name.
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Without actually praising his accuser, he could say a few words in praise of girls and women gaining more power to speak out.
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"So while I would do it again, I would change a few words that were cruder than they needed to be," he said.
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I am privileged to say a few words to you — And America's first talking motion picture — — in this most modern and novel manner.
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Such consultations may lead to minor tinkering with positioning, or perhaps include a few words of quiet advice for the relentlessly intense Lundqvist.
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I'll quote it in full below — tell me this couldn't be the pitch for Google's ad if you changed just a few words.
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In the middle of the commencement ceremony, Brian Swift, president of the Class of 22016, says a few words about his fallen classmate.
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Thousands of miles away, in the western Canadian province of Alberta, John Scott, a rancher, had a few words of advice for him.
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At some point during the monologue Johnson scrawled a few words on a scrap of paper and sent it out to his secretary.
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He photographed the most beautiful trucks and their proud drivers, and he asked them to say a few words about their prized possessions.
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He did give us a few words about the top secret Wu album -- "Once Upon a Time in Shaolin" -- he bought for $2 mil.
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In Missouri, Trump spoke for nearly an hour before inviting the Republican Senate candidate there, Josh Hawley, on stage to say a few words.
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Collin didn't say much in the episode, Us Weekly noted, apart from sharing a few words about a trivia game the family had played.
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But if I had to describe the show in just a few words, I'd cheat and choose just these four: the "I'm weird" meme.
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The actress, 57, offered a few words of gratitude to the cast and crew of Veep before filming the first scene of season 7.
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While at her beautiful baby shower in Los Angeles this weekend, Roper said a few words to her guests and shed a few tears.
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Davachi, in just a few words, explains it well, both the sound of a record and a whole ethos for living that justifies it.
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HER UPPER ARM TATWhile she's got a lot of symbol and imagery tattoos, she's got a few words too – like these under her arm.
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But before the boys took to the stage, Ellen DeGeneres and Carson Daly had a few words to say as they honored the band.
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Of course it helps the process if the thing you want to buy can be spoken clearly and easily in just a few words.
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Scott Baio, star of the 217s sitcom Charles in Charge, is going to say a few words at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
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The former first lady had a few words to say about the dangers of Twitter, which she confessed was still a mystery to her.
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The cast gathered on stage to say a few words before the screening of the film, during which Cavill commented on the crowd's enthusiasm.
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Offer a compelling vision and keep it simple Quick test: summarize the vision of each of the major 2016 candidates in a few words.
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Sometimes we only say a few words to one another on the train before diverting our attention to our books or magazines or emails.
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Too frail to read the statement himself, the defendant came to court in a wheelchair and spoke only a few words during the hearing.
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It contains some staggeringly beautiful, hopelessly pained imagery, the sort of moments that crisply convey a whole world of anxiety in a few words.
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Voice assistants have made it easier to order around everything from your phone to your home appliances all with a few words or phrases.
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Definitely harder than the first bunch, especially since a few words (DEMITONE; PRETTIFY) were comparatively HARD NUTS; also, PASSED ON for "died" seemed strange.
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Champ, would you like to say — the current heavyweight champion of the world — would you like to say a few words about Jack Johnson?
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Sometimes he seemed to struggle to describe what he was experiencing, replying with just a few words to the text messages from his wife.
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With no issue about what happened, the case shows how a prosecution can turn on the interpretation of a few words in a statute.
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Overcoming that bias and forcing a state like North Korea to change its assessment of American intentions would require more than a few words.
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And though Mr. Joffe offered a few words in Japanese when I asked for negotiation, it was clear that her decision would be law.
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Will Smith has a few words of wisdom for those in "lifelong partnerships" while wishing his wife Jada Pinkett Smith a happy 48th birthday.
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The last track looped a few words about becoming "a better man," from "When I Die," a 1969 hit by the rock band Motherlode.
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Then I started putting words together, and a few words would lead to a sentence, and then eventually it became this sweet love story.
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With just a few words, a president can launch a war, move markets, inspire millions, and quite literally change the course of world history.
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There was no need to venture beyond the expatriate community, and Nabokov did not: He never learned more than a few words of German.
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Galietta gave the example of a man she treated who met a woman in a coffee shop, where they exchanged just a few words.
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Google has built a half-trillion-dollar business out of divining what people want based on a few words they type into a search field.
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No matter what aesthetic slows your thumbs, though, there are a few words that always pop out in a caption: flash sale, discount, and giveaway.
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They exchange a few words, but the ladies really start to lose it when Howie Dorough and Kevin Richardson get on a few floors later.
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A few words on the nitty-gritty of how it goes down: "The resveratrol goes in and turns on the HAS2 gene," Dr. Sinclair explains.
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In these communal spaces, average people have the chance to share a few words with the next Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
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It's quite a complicated story to impart in a few words, but in 1912 he joined the army as a soldier and as a musician.
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Whatever your situation, feel free to explain it to all of Twitter using a few words and a lot of artfully arranged carets and dashes.
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And who'd turn down an offer to help the planet when all it takes is to read a few words and tap a little heart.
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Soon, the man's girlfriend thrusts her leg — in the aforementioned red boot — in front of the man, blocking the woman and mouthing a few words.
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I'll leave you with a few words I share with many of my comrades: 'When God blesses you financially, don't raise your standard of living.
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But Trump, after speaking Monday, invited the press to stick around and asked his most senior advisors to introduce themselves and say a few words.
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Some paused to say a few words to their loved ones; others offered updates on graduations, weddings and other milestones during the past 15 years.
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But if one does actually manage to pull off a last conversation, what can it be but a few words in a lifetime of talk?
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Incense filled the hall as mourners paid their respects to the family with a few words and a hand on the shoulder or a hug.
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It was the second such meeting where photographers were invited in to take a few photos and listen to the president say a few words.
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But for those of us lucky enough to be able to work from home, coronavirus or no, a few words of caution are in order.
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A female Republican senator dared to say a few words, and, because she didn't acquiesce to the left's demands, they wanted her to shut up.
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A few words on the Qowat Milat: This is a group of secretive female warriors who believe in complete and total transparency in all things.
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Trump's remarks were followed by a few words from Dr. Ben Carson, secretary of housing and urban development, and Isaac Newton Farris Jr., King's nephew.
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A user gives the system, called GPT-43, a prompt — a few words, a snippet of text, a passage from an article, what have you.
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The Facebook video shows Robinson as he left the station, walked up a hill toward his home and exchanged a few words with another man.
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Enter a few words into Google, and you'll open up pages and pages of every kind of bookend, end table, or table runner you can imagine.
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"I think it's always a threat because just their meeting and saying a few words one way or the other has a big effect," Paul said.
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It's the day after the election, and a few words are being repeated over and over again: fear, hope, shock, confusion, disappointment, and uncertainty among them.
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He was a sweet and passive boy, she added, but had never spoken more than a few words and communicated mostly through facial expressions and gestures.
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He will offer a few words of support and Kendall will clearly think, "Finally!" and then he'll completely ignore Naomi when Kendall tries to introduce her.
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They appeared to exchange a few words after which the woman grabbed clothing from the back seat of the car and flung them on the road.
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It's not easy to come up with something exciting and attention-grabbing that also conveys the important information about a story in just a few words.
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For a game like Persona 5 — long, complex, and damn near impossible to fully explain in a few words — streaming can be a powerful marketing tool.
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Later, Harry greeted guests with a few words in the Irish language before giving a toast at a summer garden party at the British ambassador's residence.
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In a new video message, Sheriff Ward talks to the public about outside agency patrols in #HarneyCounty — and shares a few words of thanks and encouragement.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook addressed the graduates of the 128th class of Stanford University on Sunday, and borrowed a few words from his mentor Steve Jobs.
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Click here to view original GIFIn the corporate world, business cards are rarely nothing more than empty white rectangles with a few words printed on them.
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There are no ads for a start (well not yet anyway), and contributing to conversations is as easy as typing a few words and hitting Enter.
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The statement claims that Ifrah apologized to the woman in the seat and "exchanged a few words" with her before she moved to an empty seat.
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While cradling her slumbering son, the new mom seemed determined not to disturb the bundled up baby as she mouthed a few words to the camera.
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The actor, 40, stood at the center of the crew members, who huddled up around him and bowed their heads after he said a few words.
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"I was pretty quiet and I just said a few words," he allegedly told authorities, before adding that Halstead seemed upbeat and happy after the incident.
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Now, following an 88-74 victory over Notre Dame in Philadelphia's Wells Fargo Center, they exchanged a few words amid the Tar Heels' on-court celebration.
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Diallo walked around the room, face impassive, gauging their level of experience, stopping to offer a few words of correction here and there or demonstrate procedure.
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DeAngelo spoke only a few words at the hearing, telling the judge very slowly in a feeble voice that he would accept a court-appointed attorney.
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Self-help books (all sorts of books, come to think of it) can almost all be distilled down to one takeaway, a few words of wisdom.
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"I'm sorry that a few words dragged out of the general context, badly interpreted, have offended the sensibility of my Arab and Muslim friends," Berlusconi said.
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Sometimes television programs would invite Quechua speakers, he said, usually only to say a few words to introduce a segment on folk music or a festival.
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On Pro Basketball NEW ORLEANS — Rajon Rondo of the Pelicans has a few words to say about a nickname that is generally meant to be complimentary.
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Mr. Wiesel was to light one of six torches at the climactic ceremony, a torch dedicated to his father's memory, and to say a few words.
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If you can sum up Flip It Like Disick in just a few words, what would you say about it and why should fans tune in?
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Was it too much to ask for a few words of encouragement from 11 Rings Jackson, three years into a presidency beleaguered with plummeting approval ratings?
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Stanton glared at Fiers, had a few words, and took a few steps toward the mound before Tigers catcher James McCann escorted him to first base.
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Beto O' Rourke and Cory Booker didn't just sprinkle in a few words or phrases à la George W. Bush (remember "mi casa es su casa"?).
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It's true that she rarely speaks more than a few words at a time, except to her friend and fellow maid, Adela (played by Nancy García).
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Legends like Gladys Knight performed, and even presidential candidate Hillary Clinton stopped by to say a few words about the importance of supporting and uplifting black women.
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A couple weeks ago, during an unassuming antitrust conference at Oxford University, a German bureaucrat uttered a few words that should send a chill through Silicon Valley.
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At times, he's "felt discouraged with the things I'm doing," but a few words his brother said to him has helped him to continue to push forward.
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Vardy was sent off in his team's tie against West Ham on April 17th, and he did not take it without a few words to the ref.
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To create a status, you pick an emoji and type out a few words or choose from among the many pre-populated statuses that Instagram has created.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook opened a much anticipated company event to announce the new iPhone with a few words on the company's high-profile fight in cybersecurity.
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Mori speaks only a few words of English, so he relied on operators to ask the relatives if anyone in their families died in the A-bomb.
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For our group, this usually meant a few words as we each fixated on a random set of objects, sometimes to the visible frustration of our guardian.
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"I had the opportunity to say a few words to the president on Monday night," he added, referring to a state banquet held for the U.S. leader.
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Anne Hathaway has a few words for the "corny haters" that tried to put her down after she won an Academy Award in 2013 for Les Misérables.
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But for all the encouragement Carroll received, almost as soon as he went public with his plans he also got more than a few words of warning.
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Congratulations to Australia for voting yes on same-sex marriage — and to my fellow LGBTQ friends across the sea, let me add a few words of advice.
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Talking to Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show Thursday, the Star Wars actor said just a few words about his friend, who passed away on May 3.
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Wolff suggested Lauda, also a pundit for German television, and Vettel, the championship leader, might simply have crossed paths in the paddock and exchanged a few words.
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"Filippo was one of those guys that every time you saw him you couldn't help but smile, it was enough to exchange a few words," he said.
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She is a superstar struggling with jealous castmates and drama within her team — and on top of that, she only speaks a few words of Spanish comfortably.
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There was simply no time to think about such things, as they scribbled a few words here and there in brief moments of respite from the fighting.
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Fortunately, my parents were there to help steer me in the right direction, and they gave me a few words of wisdom that I will never forget.
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The Southwest is a vast and incredibly diverse place, and summing up any part of it in a few words would be a silly thing to attempt.
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While most front-row dispatches are brief (a few words, maybe some hashtags, possibly an emoji), some editors have used social media to react in real time.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger, stubbled and wearing a leather Trachtensakko jacket, said a few words, in German, about his admiration for the Stanglwirt's Wiener schnitzel and for its gym.
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Tom Hanks, in just a few words revealing that he and his wife had tested positive for the coronavirus, was the best American voice of the week.
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And even better than the stories of the moving jobs are moments of observation that say an enormous amount about human nature in just a few words.
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Todd VanDerWerff: Allow me to say a few words in favor of my beloved television, where the romantic comedy has migrated in these recent years of trial.
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Add to that Mr. Trump's predilection for trying to summarize complex issues in Twitter posts of a few words, and the potential for confusion can grow quickly.
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Ms. Bauman has altered a few words in the play's last scene so that instead of nearly everyone returning happily to court, only the nobility get visas.
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Add to that the nature of the enterprise: gathering facts, arranging them, pressing the keyboard with one's fingertips, cutting a few words and adding a few others.
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In some cases, I'll manage things more directly, but with this one, I just gave a few words of direction and then let the director take over.
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A few words of advice: look through your schedule, check out the content available to stream, and make a watchlist with the must-view items up top.
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The Binding of Isaac: the story was dreadful but was told with restraint, in a few words, perhaps so that we could hear the silence between them.
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The problem was so simple it could be stated in a few words, and it was by a twenty-year old Australian university student in a tweet.
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His last column, "A Few Words at the End," on Christmas, "a day on which nobody reads a newspaper anyhow," spoke of his love affair with newspapers.
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Zakaria should have added a few words to his assertion that the rescue worked: It worked for the top 1 percent, not for the rest of us.
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If the anniversary has inspired you to join the movement, a few words of advice: know the law, and wait until the weather warms up a bit.
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Adam caved and screamed a few words about having broken into a zoo, and for some reason I started to mime cranking an old-timey movie camera.
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Here are a few words that are peppered throughout Roger Goodell's letter to owners about the protests during the national anthem that continue to be willfully misconstrued by disingenuous hucksters: Here are a few words that do not appear anywhere within the commissioner's letter, nor do they appear in any statement made by any team or owner since this all began: Colin Kaepernick has repeatedly said why he began protesting.
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At the end of hours of conversation, they'd sometimes end up with just a few words, but those words would distill the meaning of the chats they'd had.
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Lutz may have kept gushing over his soon-to-be bride to just a few words on the talk show, but he was far more vocal on Instagram.
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Amid the fans' loud cheers, she held a finger to her mouth to shush them so she could say a few words of thanks to the intimate gathering.
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After a prolonged period of silence, former President Barack Obama spoke at a Democratic National Committee Fundraiser in California last night and offered a few words of wisdom.
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Hanke started his welcome speech, but stopped after just a few words, briefly hesitating before he continued on to talk about the weather picking up predictions of rain.
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With that in mind, it makes sense that Mesnick, 41, had a few words of wisdom for Luyendyk Jr., which he shared during Tuesday's After the Final Rose.
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But that barbecue meal and a few words of encouragement gave him what he needed to go back into the water, into the dark and save those people.
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The father and the other driver exchanged a few words before the suspect allegedly fired shots into the man's car, where his two small children were, Gonzalez tweeted.
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The Canadiens forward appeared to apologize afterward, as he went over to Pettersson and said a few words, then gave him a stick-tap on his shin pads.
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That afternoon, on the bus leaving the ranch, Rodriguez took his glasses of for the first time in four years—to say a few words to his father.
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Unlike snappy dialogue, callous violence can be communicated in just a few words, which means the most brutal spoilers are the easiest to stumble upon on social media.
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When "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" was at peak hype, all it took to twist the knife in an ex's heart were a few words about Han Solo.
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There was a time at which the general focus of the label TREKKIE TRAX was condenseable into just a few words, but we're far past that point now.
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Ms. Mulder delivers a theatrical monologue in a stream of consciousness while her brilliant accompanist, Jon Weber, speaking only a few words, plays the role of sympathetic therapist.
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Henderson imparts a few words of wisdom to the team and does a round of the kitchen before leaving, and the volume rises ever so slightly once more.
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Earlier this month, Elon Musk made news again when he announced his intention to offer solar roofs, a product he sensed might need a few words of clarification.
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Here are a few words, thoughts, and memories from those in the industry who loved him: It's painful to imagine this upcoming New York Fashion Week without Bill.
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To be a part of that culture means that it only takes a few words, the tiniest head fake, to set your mind racing along a familiar track.
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Still, Judge Donald W. Hafele, who presided over Tuesday's settlement, offered a few words from the bench to the women who had been on Mr. Edwards's witness list.
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Manager John Farrell hustled out of the dugout to pull Ramirez away from the home plate umpire, Gabe Morales, but not before having a few words with Morales.
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Thank you for your time, and, in closing, I ask you to remember a few words on why we plumb these ethical mysteries to begin with: cum shortage.
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If Democrats want to sway them their way, saying a few words in Spanish or posting a picture of themselves on Instagram eating tacos won't do the trick.
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There the narrative — carried forward in a few words and Park's meticulously observed, soft-focus illustrations — takes first one unexpected and altogether magical turn, then another, and another.
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"As soon as I said a few words about the U.S. hellhounds, they have deleted my post on Instagram," he wrote, referring to Mr. Kasyanov and Mr. Kara-Murza.
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The app is not yet compatible with other geographic locations, but I'm sure they could simply change a few words in the app to create WhiffWierton, InhaleIdaho, or SniffScranton.
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"We couldn't talk much, except for a few words in Swahili I had learned in the previous weeks, but those kids could definitely talk with their eyes," Cigliano said.
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He's always there to snap back at their opponents, to offer a few words that show his support for a girl who constantly challenges heteronormative thinking and patriarchal norms.
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The singer — who is happily dating MMA Bellator fighter Guilherme "Bomba" Vasconcelos and hitting the boxing ring for her own workouts — shared a few words of advice on Instagram.
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A few words of condemnation cannot erase months of President Trump's own divisive rhetoric and his administration's policies targeting and stigmatizing the very communities most vulnerable to hate violence.
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Trump made clear his high regard for Priebus when he invited him on stage during his victory speech early Wednesday morning and asked him to say a few words.
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When I grew up, I'd sometimes come into contact with him, and I'd force myself to say a few words but all I wanted to do was run away.
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It's a precarious balance of power: All it takes are a few words (Dumbledore dies on page 596), and suddenly we've stolen something from someone without touching a thing.
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" After a few words aimed at "bullies," Jenner ended her statement by speaking directly to President Trump: "I have a message for President Trump, from one Republican to another.
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Gigi Lazzarato, better known to her fans as Gigi Gorgeous, has a few words to say about President Donald Trump's new bathroom ruling rolling back protections for transgender children.
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Now a few words on heat: considering the sheer amount of processing going on, I expected the side of the X3.53D with the SD card to get slightly warm.
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But Trump invited reporters to remain as he called on his senior-most advisers to "go around, name your position" and say a few words about the administration's work.
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Eight months pregnant and unable to speak but a few words of English, she left her home for my grandparents' house in Northern California in late November of 273.
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"It's not like she used a few words ... she used specifically the current first lady's speech in a speech where she's auditioning to be the first lady," he added.
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Between laps, he would down some food, gulp some water, say a few words to other runners and take encouragement from his wife, who was serving as his crew.
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And sure, when she and Chris sit down to chat away from the guys in Riga, she can hardly sputter a few words before getting teary-eyed from stress.
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Earlier in the day, at a rally in Illinois, Mr. Trump hoped to invite a Hispanic supporter from the audience to join him onstage and say a few words.
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Using a few words of English and Thai translated by Noon, he explained his entry into the coffee world from a previous job as a government official in Bangkok.
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As we mentioned last week, New York Today would like to know how you would finish this sentence (in just a few words): This year, I am thankful for ____________________.
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LONDON — Amateur lip readers pored over the video clip almost as soon as the British Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, shook his head and muttered a few words in disgust.
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Despite the grim news, the stock market rallied this week off just a few words from the chairman of the Federal Reserve: He suggested little change in interest rates.
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This week, we've got hot tips for staying cool, an update about drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and a few words from Republican lawmakers about Scott Pruitt.
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"This is exactly why I will now say a few words about Catholics," he said, embarking on what seemed like a defense of the traditions of the Catholic Church.
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A button starts a presentation in which each figure is lit up and a disembodied voice says a few words about their history, with excerpts from their own speeches.
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If someone else's words are sufficiently significant to be worth quoting, then accurate quotation followed by a correct citation is essential, even if only a few words are involved.
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"We buy billions and billions of dollars worth of that beautiful F-35," Trump said before asking Hewson — whom he introduced as "Marillyn Lockheed" — to say a few words.
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They asked him to say a few words and then they had to cut his mic when he started going on about the natural resiliency of the Middle Asiatic.
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My then 9-year-old son, who had been gaining confidence the past week and even picking up a few words of Czech along the way, veered out of control.
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By the time she landed at xoJane in 2012, her substance use and eating disorders were running the show, and at times she could barely string a few words together.
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When he's allowed to say a few words to the church (aka, the courthouse), he basically says that he did this because women rejected him and he's upset about that.
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"In most cases, we call the (Guatemalan) Consulate to send interpreters, or we try to find volunteers working with us who know a few words and can help," she said.
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Before the puck dropped on the Habs home ice, a certain 76-year-old Golden Bear popped into the Bell Centre locker room and delivered a few words of encouragement.
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While Ms Artadi warns that Mr Sánchez has so far offered "a few words" but no action, she says the Generalitat wants to talk, even as it mobilises its supporters.
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But besides outright hacks, the source also said he liked the fact that Confide makes it difficult to screenshot messages, because only a few words are shown at a time.
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Most of us can, when we hear a voice we know well, recognize who is speaking after just a few words, while less familiar voices might take a little longer.
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Nini Frydkjær Holstebro (a local native Greenlander, business owner and community icon) spoke a few words about herself and the vital importance that science plays in the village of Kangerlussuaq.
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There's nothing worse than having to read the same words over and over again when switching up a few words could make your text more varied and engaging, after all.
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Or Deaver's voice, at least—the young man opposite him has whispered only a few words since first being freed from captivity underneath Shawshank Prison, and is utterly silent now.
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He didn't want his photograph taken, and as he spoke, slowly and carefully enunciating only a few words, he kept a lookout for the Canadian Border Service Agency (CBSA) personnel.
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This is because copyright protection is only offered to works which ascend to a level of originality not often demonstrated in a combination of a few words or a phrase.
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Melania Trump has addressed crowds attending her husband's political rallies in the past, usually taking the stage to offer just a few words of thanks in her Slovenian-accented English.
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I could see why many people quote these little chunks of wisdom and praise of God, even embroider a few words on their pillows or hang them on their walls.
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This sauce is like KFC took the Tabasco recipe, copied and pasted it into a new doc, then changed a few words to avoid it getting picked up by Turnitin.com.
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Those calls would come at an odd hour; Freeborn would always say just a few words to tease the action from a script Terezakis had yet to lay eyes on.
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First lady Melania Trump, wearing a black lace dress and veil, also exchanged a few words with the Pope, who drew on her Slovenian heritage to make a personal connection.
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Bethenny Frankel's late boyfriend, Dennis Shields, was able to utter a few words to EMTs and police before he died -- and they paint a clearer picture of how he passed.
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On some phrases the voices may be nearly indistinguishable from their originals, but in most cases I feel sure I could pick out the synthetic voice in a few words.
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But if you wish to swap a few words with people in your Facebook network, Facebook actively discourages that by requiring you switch to its Messenger app to do so.
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Then, he switches gear right back to "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star," and even remixes the lullaby by throwing in a few words from "Baa, Baa, Black Sheep" at one point!
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton summed up his feelings in a few words after leading team mate Valtteri Bottas to the first Mercedes qualifying one-two of the season on Saturday.
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As seen in the tweet, Brian is only able to type a few words into the message field before the keyboard completely freezes up, preventing him from typing anything else.
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Her description of the compressed power of a joke (''A few words suggested a complete story and a wealth of feelings'') applies equally well to the compressed power of poetry.
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Social media users also had a few words for the Brit, who won the award for best original song and suggested that he was the only openly gay Oscar winner.
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Museums and researchers often describe the origins of a particular object — its provenance, or place of discovery and subsequent chain of ownership — with only a few words and a date.
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"A few words on concerns that Google may have abused its dominance as a search engine to give an illegal advantage to Google products other than Google Shopping," she said.
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Cardi B has just a few words for Meek Mill now that he's getting out of prison -- but they're quite telling, and in the same vein as ... awww sh******eeeeetttt!!!!!
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" Mr. Netanyahu spoke up for his wife in a pair of Facebook posts on Sunday, saying that everyone sometimes "gets angry and says a few words that he didn't mean.
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As she looped the block that December morning, no fewer than half a dozen passers-by stopped to offer a few words of encouragement or even a round of applause.
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"So much of the impact of a few words depends on the cultural context," Lowd said, pointing out that even human moderators still struggle to analyze this on social networks.
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Lindemann's 2015 debut album featured lyrics written and sung entirely in English — a first for Till Lindemann, who until then had sung a few words in English in Rammstein's music.
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Egypt team director Ihab Leheta told The Associated Press on Sunday that Elshenawy said a "few words" and posed for photos in a brief ceremony, but didn&apost take the goblet.
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"MTV asked me to come here to say a few words about Chester and the late, great, Chris Cornell, two artists I had the absolute pleasure of touring with," Leto said.
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His mother says the smash hit song "Old Town Road" inspired her son to sing the words, even though he was barely able to string a few words together until now.
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To be sure, the matching passages aren't exact; a comparison of the two speeches shows that Melania Trump's version substituted or dropped a few words from the extended passages in question.
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It's odd that a few words can have such power, but the simplicity of Springer's language, along with the context of the piece, struck a real nerve in her vitriolic detractors.
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The 22-year-old singer-songwriter had a few words for the crowd during his Purpose World Tour concert at Boardwalk Hall Arena in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on Friday night.
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The city's mayor Bob Buckhorn also had a few words on the festival, telling the Tampa Bay Times that the culture of electronic dance music festivals promotes the use of drugs.
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In a few words, this button will let you create an account for a service without inputing an email address and password, and without connecting with your Google or Facebook account.
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For now though check the full stream of Stowaway below, alongside some a few words with Ansome about the LP. Can you drop 10 adjectives that you'd use to describe Stowaway?
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Martin would give him a few words of direction—moods and vibes rather than tangible musical reference points—and Russo would come back to his neighbor with carefully arranged piano pieces.
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" In regards to the comment being received as homophobic, the talk show host said that in hindsight he "would change a few words that were cruder than they needed to be.
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Though it's hard to see the actress' face in the video, it only takes a few words out of her mouth to realize that it's definitely the Juno star singing Spears.
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So perhaps I should say a few words about a magazine cover that invokes the word terror in relation to the way the National Rifle Association promotes the American gun industry.
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I came prepared to say a few words about Szilard and Hella but at the last minute revised my remarks to begin with the victims in Paris, massacred the day before.
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Facebook Messenger users on iOS appear to be encountering a new bug that prevents them from typing more than a few words at a time, according to a report from TechCrunch.
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"While Memorial Day is a day to honor our fallen heroes, I would also like to say a few words about our veterans whose sacrifices must never be forgotten," she said.
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"He really is just the most energetic and creative man and so interesting to talk to," she said before Cindi Leive, the editor of Glamour, walked over for a few words.
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The Jets did not just start catching the ball instead of dropping it, or finding creases in the Cleveland Browns' defense instead of slamming into it, because of a few words.
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In the wake of Trump's plan to ban transgender people from serving in the U.S. military, The Tonight Show's Jimmy Fallon invited transgender comedian Patti Harrison to say a few words.
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Maybe it's just not one we can ever wrap our heads around, or that can ever be reduced to a few words on a camera, or probably to words at all.
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"12 unique crime stories, four countries, one chance to uncover the truth," teases the logline of Netflix's new crime procedural Criminal, tempting every crime drama fan in just a few words.
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And so, while I offer my condolences to those summer lovers who are already booking next year's trip to the shore, I also want to offer a few words of perspective.
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Tillerson mumbled a few words about free and fair elections while in Cairo, but was quick to endorse Egypt's latest offensive against Islamist insurgents in the Sinai and the Western Desert.
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To get you in the giving-thanks spirit, New York Today wants to know how you would finish this sentence (in just a few words): This year I am thankful for ____________________.
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But I am old enough now to have lost most of the beloved adults in my family, and I know what a gift a few words of shared sadness can be.
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I might ask Secretary Ross to just say a few words about that, and then we're going to get on to this ridiculous situation that took place over the last week.
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For that reason, she has a few words of caution for new technology players like Amazon and Apple as they get deeper into health care with a particular focus on medical records.
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I know every mom says this, but he's an amazing kid — already running, kicking a soccer ball with both feet, saying quite a few words and directing us all around the house.
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In matters of personal identity — including body image, gender assignment, and sexuality — we've long been fixed to just a few words: plus-sized or not; boy or girl; straight, gay, maybe bi.
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Instead of having to issue a daisy-chained string of commands to get music playing, it has customized its Alexa skill to let you just ask for music with a few words.
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And all that the Lorax left here in this messwas a small pile of rocks, with a few words …"THE LORAX LIKES THIS"Whatever that meant, well, I just couldn't guess. 3.
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His work, in a few words, was the stuff of creative genius: He used colors, symbols, and images to send political messages — pioneering the neo-expressionist movement we've come to know today.
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Their shared recognition was that someone seemed to be preventing Jacksonville from completing the investigation, and the two knew each other well enough to broach that fear in just a few words.
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I'll get a few words and then go back to the music and then back to words, and play them off each other – and then I'll bring the song to the band.
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" Arcade Fire's frontman, Winn Butler, continues the kick-off by offering a few words: "This is about him and this is about all of you and just how we felt about David.
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OPEC has long understood the impact a few words said to reporters in a hotel lobby or over the phone can have on the price of oil, often called "jawboning" by analysts.
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In his essay 'A Few Words on Secret Writing' (1841), Edgar Allan Poe wrote: '[I]t may be roundly asserted that human ingenuity cannot concoct a cipher which human ingenuity cannot resolve.
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The queen, President Trump, Melania and Prince Charles shook hands with half a dozen veterans were waiting for them, exchanging a few words and asking them about their stories from D-Day.
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"He would probably do quite well on Twitter because of his ability to express himself in a few words and write things that people could remember," says Podair, the Lawrence University historian.
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Maybe you'll learn a few words while you're at it; if you stumble into making a word that you're unfamiliar with, you can learn its definition courtesy of a partnership with Merriam-Webster.
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For the real last day at work Dan and David weren't there but [co-executive producer] Bryan Cogman called people in and said a few words and my son was there with me.
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I thought I should say a few words about his character in real life and why he deserves to be admired not only for what he has done but for who he is.
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"People were throwing things at us, and I did hear a few words shouted at us kind of along of the lines of 'Make America Straight Again,'" an anonymous student told the outlet.
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While only one character can speak native High Valyrian on "Game of Thrones," viewers nationwide are picking up a few words and phrases from an unlikely source: Duolingo, the free language-learning app.
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He says it "focuses our attention more on communication than on policy, systemic traditions, and law" — things that may have disparate racial impact and may be much more harmful than a few words.
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But a less-than-subtle signal about Trump's feelings came the next day when he spent a full 30 minutes talking before letting his running mate have a few words at the microphone.
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WTOK reported Starks and the suspect "exchanged a few words" before the officer pulled out a stun gun and shocked the suspect on the shoulder, causing the suspect to fall to the ground.
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Weitz and Gilroy have an ear for a line that neatly summarizes a character's point of view in a few words, and they write good rousing speeches (though perhaps too many of them).
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In her years working in aviation, Andreea said, she had tried to learn, in advance of each flight, at least a few words—hello, please, thank you—in the languages of her passengers.
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" As for darkDark themselves, no info on who or how or what has been forthcoming, but they did say this: "We started 'Moments' with vocal samples and a few words we kept repeating.
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Many comments appeared to be very convincing, with coherent and natural-sounding sentences, but it turned out that there were many duplicates of the same comments, subbing out a few words for synonyms.
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At the "Boy Erased" after-party, Mr. Conley asked the actor, who co-starred with Ms. Kidman in "Big Little Lies," if he would say a few words to his star-struck mother.
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My own granddaughter, who is now 17 months old and can sound out quite a few words, is beginning to turn Bubbe — which is supposed to rhyme with "hubby" — into something very different.
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Often, he achieves a lot with just a few words: "In the Maybach alone, I don't need nobody," he insists on "Came From," one of the standouts, not boasting so much as shrugging.
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Trump's speech --- largely unscripted -- ranged (and raged) for more than an hour, and barely mentioned Saccone until the end when Trump handed Saccone the mic and allowed him to say a few words.
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Kelly, whose mother is Jewish but who went to a Roman Catholic high school, saluted the Jewish holiday of Purim, which arrived this weekend, and can now say a few words in Hebrew.
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Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley of Iowa was only a few words into his opening statement on Tuesday when he was interrupted by a sequence of Democrats demanding a halt to the hearing.
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With a few words Wednesday morning, Sondland can turn the screws on those resisting Trump's impeachment, or complicate Democrats' momentum as they barrel closer to drafting articles and calling for the president's removal.
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"My daughter Charlotte said hello to Sophie and we briefly exchanged a few words about conditions in the cave as we had not yet reached the entrance of the cave," Godby tells PTBO Canada.
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On the rare occasion I can't get my message across using technology, I can often muster enough strength to quietly speak a few words—no doubt a welcome improvement for me and my caregivers.
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But Benedict, in his first public comments in the presence of his successor, did appear to have difficulty pronouncing a few words as he thanked Francis and a small group of cardinals in Italian.
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Frankel, who arrived 15 minutes before the funeral began and stood in the back during the service, said a few words to Jill afterwards, before Jill went to East Hampton for her husband's burial.
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"I'll be glad to be there, either cheering from behind, or if he wants me to bring a few words," Pence told reporters Monday morning at a charity bike ride for fallen police officers.
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The French film director Christian Carion, whose Oscar-nominated audience pleaser, "Joyeux Noël," depicted a heartwarming temporary détente between World War I combatants, opens his latest film with a few words of historical context.
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The Mass began: I tried to focus on the readings, I tried to listen to the priest's homily, but I wanted to cry out—to say in a few words what happened here. ♦
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To describe them in but a few words though: imagine two songs that have traveled back through space and into your ears, with some untold level of melodic steez and that special Paul touch.
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"Mohammed bin Salman had been paying millions of dollars to create a certain image of himself, and Jamal Khashoggi was destroying all of it with just a few words," said Mr. Tamimi, the friend.
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Just changing a few words or adding numbers in a password already used does very little to stop hackers, who can easily try thousands of variations of a password in rapid succession, he said.
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"Fast" is a great book about the nature of social life in the 21st century, a book in which past and future unfold in "every cell" across the vast space of a few words.
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It will not only allow personalized music stations to play with a voice command, but also enable drivers to juggle chores like adding items to an existing grocery list with just a few words.
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After firefighters had an chance to hug Buczek and say a few words to him, they gave him a seat of honor in the captain's chair in the fire truck for his last ride.
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Users like it, and getting a celeb to say a few words directly into the camera — directly into your phone — is one of the cool ways to separate Snapchat from more traditional media coverage.
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After saying a few words at Saturday's March for Our Lives protest in Washington D.C., Emma Gonzalez, one of the survivors of the Parkland, Florida, school massacre last month, began an unannounced moment of silence.
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Many of Roseanne Barr's castmates were quick to speak out against the star's racist tweet that led to the cancellation of their ABC show Roseanne on Tuesday — and she has a few words in return.
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Cardi B has a few words of wisdom to share with new mom Khloé Kardashian in the wake of the allegations that the TV star's boyfriend Tristan Thompson had cheated on her with multiple women.
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To do the procedure of localizing the source of bleeding, John was anesthetized and given fentanyl, and when he finally got to a hospital room in the evening, he could barely say a few words.
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Read these stories next: There Are Roughly 15,500 Trans People In The Military — Trump Wants Them Banned Transgender Comic Patti Harrison Has A Few Words For Donald Trump Caitlyn Jenner Responds To Trump's Military Ban
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The event was kicked off with a few words from Dr Mike Short, Vice President at Telefonica, who praised the work the UK's Department for International Trade (DIT) is doing to support emerging British talent.
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But he stopped when he saw my kids in a back hallway and stayed to exchange a few words with them, and was again very gracious in spite of his anger at the bad news.
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About New York In a few words he wrote just before going onstage on Wednesday night, Michael R. Bloomberg made a simple, arctic crack about Donald J. Trump's mental health at the Democratic National Convention.
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The press-texts, meanwhile, have made no attempt to spoon-feed information to viewers, most limited to only a few words printed in a small typeface on an otherwise blank sheet of white printer paper.
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Seeing the article, campaign officials for Hillary Clinton wanted to put his son in a video to be shown at the convention, and then asked the Khans if they wished to say a few words.
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Stick groups — sitting groups opened and closed with the ceremonial breaking of a stick and a few words of incantation — are the most serious of all, reserved for heavy and notable moments in group therapy.
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"It is certain that China gained nothing by refusing a few words in the proposed draft when almost every other country accepted them," said Shi Yinhong, professor of international relations at Renmin University in Beijing.
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Her "peak moment" so far this year, she said, was exchanging a few words with the actress Anna Karina, who co-starred with Jean-Paul Belmondo in "Pierrot le Fou," the Jean-Luc Godard film.
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With just a few words and an emoji, you can indicate whether you're for or against President Trump, how you'll vote in the next election and what belief system you're looking for in a partner.
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Like most of his songs, "Imitadora" adds a dollop of R&B keyboards to the syncopated guitar plucking of the Dominican bachata, along with a few words in English, and it's a plea for romance.
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Tip "Start with just a few words — chants that are easy to learn and that are repetitive," says Max Jack, an ethnomusicologist who specializes in music and sports at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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Allen leads Blues to 27-03 series lead over Wild ST. LOUIS — Blues coach Mike Yeo needs only a few words to describe his conversations with St. Louis goalie Jake Allen the past few days.
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What in the World Any advertising campaign needs a good slogan, and if the client is a national tourism board, the trick is to encapsulate a country's wonders and charms in just a few words.
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Katy Perry, along with Disney Chairman and CEO Bob Iger, shared a few words for the "official First Lady of Walt Disney Company" who marked her 90th anniversary in entertainment since first being created in 1928.
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We brought Jen Corbin in from our crisis intervention team -- who&aposs going to say a few words in a moment -- to talk with the witnesses, some of the victims, and the police officers who responded.
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T.I. has a few words for Rob Kardashian after the reality star claimed the rapper had a threesome with his ex-fiancée Blac Chyna and T.I.'s ex-wife Tameka "Tiny" Harris back in the day.
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After a few words of support from the Chancellor and student organizers, the group, many of whom weren't politically active before, marched across the Harvard Bridge to join thousands of Boston protesters rallying against the ban.
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After being introduced as "the happiest girl in the world," Sofia said a few words to introduce a love song that she had written for Carl Philip and was performed by a small group of musicians.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara shook hands and exchanged a few words with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, who smiled deferentially, the first time the rival leaders had met in Jerusalem since 2010.
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While Sean Penn did not have much to say Saturday night about his just-released bombshell interview with notorious drug lord "El Chapo," his ex-wife and "good friend" Madonna had a few words for him.
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Jason Momoa, who played Khal Drogo, may be gone from Game of Thrones, but that doesn't mean that he still doesn't have a few words for Drogon the dragon and his Khaleesi, played by Emilia Clarke.
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" He added: "'Fast' is a great book about the nature of social life in the 21st century, a book in which past and future unfold in 'every cell' across the vast space of a few words.
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In an age where communication is primarily done either through emails, text messages, or social media, it can be very hard to express your emotions through a few words, which is why GIFs are so appealing.
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Nimmo had sought experimental treatment in the United States for her daughter, Daisy, who had a rare genetic condition called Costello syndrome that made her partly blind and unable to speak more than a few words.
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At the end of the concert, Bernie Taupin, the actor who played Bernie in the flick, Jamie Bell, and Bryce Dallas Howard came onstage and said a few words, thanking Elton, who's on his farewell tour.
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Of course, that never happened: not only was I outnumbered by half a dozen other guests but I could interject only a few words at most, and had to huff and puff and raise my voice.
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We got to know people, both police officers and residents of the 40th, who were willing to share a few words on a sidewalk or sit down for a meal to help us understand their lives.
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That would be a tall order, especially since the "60 Minutes" interview proved that Pence will have a hard time getting more than a few words in edgewise when he's in the same room with Trump anyway.
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This action was preceded by meetings with oil and gas company executives, and followed by a visit from an Oklahoma oil industry representative to offer "just a few words of appreciation" for Pruitt's actions, the Times reported.
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MIAMI — A Latin singing duo had just finished warming up the crowd for Senator Marco Rubio on Sunday here when he looked out from the stage and asked if he might offer a few words in Spanish.
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We've already penned quite a few words on the Xbox One X (and it's been less than 24 hours since its launch), so instead of droning on and on, I kindly point you to the video above.
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In the 20 years they lived as neighbors, Sanchietti said he could recount speaking just a few words with DeAngelo on two occasions, once when they pushed a stalled car out of the middle of the street.
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Leave a good impression Even if you can exchange only a few words with the chef in each other's languages, express your appreciation for your favorite courses (saying "arigato"—"thank you" in Japanese—goes a long way).
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Rarely heard from on the campaign trail, the Slovenian-born former model has previously shared only a few words with Trump supporters during the spare occasions she has joined the brash billionaire on stage at campaign rallies.
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Two days after the inflammatory monologue, Colbert told his audience that while he doesn't regret insulting the president and would do it again, he "would change a few words that were cruder than they needed to be."
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Despite numerous attempts by phone, email and visiting the factory to obtain comment from the company, including responses to the specific allegations in this story, the firm has offered nothing beyond a few words on Deseanu's departure.
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For the latest in Reuters' "Life Lessons" series, King - still working constantly, with his show "Larry King Now" on Ora TV - sat down to distill those tens of thousands of interviews into a few words of wisdom.
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It's not because of the vulva stones beside the cash register or the period-themed sticker packs it stocks, but because of a few words written in yellow chalk and posted at the front of the restaurant.
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Westbrook flew in for one of his four-dimensional dunks and talked a little shit to Durant; a few minutes later, Durant wandered over to Westbrook and said a few words in the superstars-talking-shop mode.
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Not an easy process, by any means, which is why an unusual supporter was waiting for her on the sideline to offer a few words of encouragement: her opponent in the match, Sky Blue defender Christie Pearce.
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But corporate and other special interests are doing their best to build close ties with the secretaries because a difference of even a few words on a ballot measure can have an enormous impact on the outcome.
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As he walked toward the sideline, the club's coaching staff greeted him warmly, leaning in close to bellow a few words of encouragement, trying to make themselves heard above a noise so loud it buzzed and hummed.
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But if you&aposre a guest or plus one lucky enough to score an invite to one of these celebrity-infused soirees, Dalton has just a few words of polite advice — leave the phones in the pocket.
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Lisa Kennedy Montgomery -- AKA Kennedy from MTV -- had Trump's former campaign manager on her FOX Business show Wednesday night and quickly became suspicious of his blood alcohol level as he appeared to struggle with a few words.
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But before I provide the details of our new strategy, I want to say a few words to the servicemembers here with us tonight, to those watching from their posts, and to all Americans listening at home.
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It kind of exemplified the power he had managed to unwittingly take from Twitter and transfer to himself, in which he insulted the Hollywood event, Mexicans, the immigration issue and so much more in only a few words.
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Riojas said some working with the migrants had picked up a few words that could facilitate basic communication, such as getting names and places of origins, and some indigenous Guatemalans had learned a little Spanish along the way.
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It's difficult to condense an 800+ page novel into a few paragraphs, but with Samantha Shannon's new standalone work, The Priory of the Orange Tree, you only need a few words to set the tone: epic feminist fantasy.
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To get Eoyang's full views on this, you can read her entire Twitter thread below: A few words on why Gaetz stunt to storm the SCIF to disrupt Laura Cooper's deposition is a VERY serious national security problem.
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Users are encouraged to put a few words on their profile about their interests, what language or aspect of language they want to learn, and what they want to speak about (or who they want to speak to).
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On the basis of a radical interpretation of a few words in an obscure, rarely used portion of the Clean Air Act, the EPA would force state governments to impose sweeping federal control of the entire electric sector.
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But before I provide the details of our new strategy, I want to say a few words to the service members here with us tonight, to those watching from their posts and to all Americans listening at home.
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A cheery, gray-bearded Bulgarian man named Atanas told me, through a few words of English and some artful hand gestures, that a miscreant had absconded with eighty thousand kronor (about ninety-three hundred dollars), leaving him penniless.
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A few words about why: A couple months ago, I stumbled upon an anthology of stories by Robert Sheckley published by the New York Review of Books; the name vaguely rang a bell, so what the hell, right?
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LONDON — A few words in a law designed to protect homeowners appear to have been used by major housebuilders to sell off freehold rights to investors, leaving the ultimate ownership of flats in the hands of hidden investors.
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"You may be sick of this, but let me leave you with a few words about how I have been describing the email investigation in private to our former employees as I meet them around the country," he wrote.
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What quickly turned into a congratulatory speech about the resurgence of America's Motor City began with a few words about the tragedy in Flint, where 4 percent of the children have been poisoned with lead in the city's water.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - President Donald Trump made a historic visit to Jerusalem's Western Wall on Monday, standing before the holiest place where Jews are permitted to pray and saying a few words before inserting a note between the monumental stones.
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And I was asked to say a few words because I really support equal rights for women, and I supported equal participation in school programs under Title IX, so it was a good event for me to be at.
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Commemorating the last day of filming the long-running drama series — which began on Friday afternoon and ended around 6:30 the next morning — star Kerry Washington and creator Shonda Rhimes said a few words about the emotional day.
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"He has learned a few words in Mandarin but it's much more than that, he uses social media networking very well," said Weiping, who has worked as a basketball commentator for China Central Television for more then two decades.
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Antonio Garcia Martinez is a former physics major turned Wall Street quant turned startupper and he's an amazing writer, able to encapsulate in a few words an era of greed, avarice, and ridiculous button-down-shirt/sweater vest combos.
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The event was held on the 75th anniversary of D-Day, and Patriots head coach Bill Belichick, whose father, Steve, coached and scouted for the Navy football team from 1956-89, was in attendance to say a few words.
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But before I talk about some of these other threats, let me say a few words about a very insidious challenge that undermines our ability to meet these other crises, and indeed could undermine our very way of life.
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Instead, the untruth is often first published by an obscure website posing as a legitimate news site, then several and sometimes dozens of other unreliable sites republish the same story, often verbatim or with just a few words changed.
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"On this day, it would be appropriate for us to say a few words," said Chuck Ruddell, a leader of the task force and one of the approximately dozen current members who worked on rescue efforts in New York.
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If the keyboard proves too clunky (and there's a good chance it will), there's also a new handwriting recognition feature, which allows you to trace a few words at a time onto the screen, which it translates to text.
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Up to eight players see who can answer the most emails in two minutes, which is accomplished by banging randomly on their keyboards — no matter what you press, the game automatically fills in a few words of boilerplate patter.
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"A few words of condemnation cannot erase months of President Trump's own divisive rhetoric and his administration's policies targeting and stigmatizing the very communities most vulnerable to hate violence," civil rights lawyer Deepa Iyer wrote last week for CNN Opinion.
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The legend of stage and screen is also a huge fan of pugilism -- and now that her countryman, Anthony Joshua, is defending his belts this weekend against Andy Ruiz, Ms. Dench had a few words to prepare him for battle!
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The film, which is now streaming, is an empowering look at four women who decided to take on the establishment, and no surprise, it offers more than a few words of wisdom that you might want to stitch onto a pillow.
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As for the notion that we must not be distracted by a thing as small as the "borrowing" of a few words, we must remember that the theft of any property, no matter how intangible the property, is still theft.
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Summing up Anna May Wong's legacy is hard to do in just a few words, so I decided to take a walk in her shoes and don her signature look — all while learning more about what made Wong's career so significant.
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" THE RIGHT WORDS MATTER "[Playwright] Tom Stoppard once said the reason he writes is because every once in a while you put a few words together in the right order and you&aposre able to give the world a nudge.
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FROM COINAGE: 5 Financial Mistakes to Avoid in Your 20s On Monday, Lovato — who is happily dating MMA Bellator fighter Guilherme "Bomba" Vasconcelos and hitting the boxing ring for her own workouts — shared a few words of advice on Instagram.
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He then brought out Biggie's son C.J. â€" an up-and-coming hip-hop artist himself â€" to say a few words, before introducing the trailer for Can't Stop Won't Stop: A Bad Boy Story, a documentary about Bad Boy Records.
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Instead, he recorded his own content on the campaign trail, mainly videos—in which, for instance, he toured Lviv, in western Ukraine, with a local guide, who taught him a few words in the regional dialect, and interviewed I.T. professionals.
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" He even spares a few words of apology for "the victim and his family," and — in one of the video's only on-target utterances — takes a brief moment to admonish those fans who have taken to defending him: "Please don't.
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At the same time, expanding the character limit risks disrupting the fast-moving, real-time nature of the site, encouraging people users to post more expansive paragraphs where they once might just have posted a few words and a link.
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" The ever-quotable Ms. Parks ends with a few words of wisdom: "Unless you're doing something that obviously is detrimental for your health and welfare of others, I think your opinions can be kept in your pants like your butt.
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So, with that, I think maybe, what I&aposll do is we&aposll go around the room and each of the governors can say a few words, talk about the border, talk about crime or any other subject he&aposd like.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British environment minister Michael Gove, one of the favorites to replace Prime Minister Theresa May, said he had not had a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday but had exchanged a few words with him on Monday.
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That said, there are a few words he says I'd like to hear less of (yes, exactly the ones you think) and obviously there can never be too much Beyoncé, so HMU when someone makes a remix that's only her chorus.
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In a few words, when you click on the link, the login screen takes you to a genuine Google domain, but that domain asks you to grant access to an app called Google Docs that is not the real Google Docs.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British environment minister Michael Gove, one of the favourites to replace Prime Minister Theresa May, said he had not had a meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday but had exchanged a few words with him on Monday.
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Now and then we hear one of them slip up and mutter a few words, but otherwise, the bulk of the dialogue issues from the unseen (and amusingly incompetent) retreat leader, played with a deadpan, exaggerated chill by Jojo Gonzales.
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But after months of indicating that he plans to raise interest rates and cool down the US economy, he demonstrated his power to send markets shooting up with just a few words hinting at a willingness to pause hikes next year.
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When he spoke a few words, in English, after the performance, he sensibly made no reference to the factors that had kept him away — a prison sentence for manslaughter in connection with a fatal hit-and-run and subsequent visa problems.
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The man yelled, and Mr. Chau tried to respond, singing some worship songs and yelling back something in Xhosa, a language he apparently knew a few words of from when he coached soccer in South Africa a few years ago.
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According to Ms. Walker's assistant, Allison Calhoun, reached by phone on Wednesday, for months the gallery had been asking for a few words from Ms. Walker, to use as the raw material for a standard news release on her show.
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On Thursday, graciously thanking the sponsors of her program titled "Tudor, Ashton, World Premiere" and saying a few words about each production, she dryly suggested that the three works represented a survey of the last 80 years of narrative ballet.
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Now, let me say a few words about some of the issues that Donald Trump failed to mention tonight, and that is the difference between what he promised the American people as a candidate and what he has delivered as president.
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Although, to be fair, you do have to read a few words past "Congress shall make no law… abridging the freedom of speech" to get to that bit about the right to "peaceably assemble" with others in the First Amendment.
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In an interview with The New York Times, he said he was preparing by watching past Grammy performances and taking a few words of advice from LL Cool J. "He said you just have to be yourself," Mr. Corden said.
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Ask people living near the US-Mexico border how they feel these days and you'll hear a common answer: Most politicians don't understand what it's like to live here -- or how a few words from Washington can send lives into turmoil.
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This is a short-term funding but it's immediate, starts immediately, and I'd like to ask Secretary Nielsen to say a few words about what we've done in terms of homeland security and what the bill does for homeland security.
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Anthony Kuzviwanza, a video producer and editor for the NBA, spotted him and gamely sidled up to Chappelle as he walked out to see if the comedian would say a few words into the camera for the league's Snapchat channel.
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"Every time you enter the field, you prove that you are Army Strong," he said, describing in detail their dramatic victory and calling four (surprised) players and their (less surprised) coach, Jeff Monken, up to the podium to say a few words.
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The dramatic scene Crutchfield paints on "Noccalula"—of a sole woman standing against the vastness of nature, left to herself by the players of her past—is one instance of her ability to cram so much impact into only a few words.
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A recap of that epic game seven was also in order, from Dexter Fowler's lead-off home run in the first inning to Kris Bryant's game-clinching final toss Anthony Rizzo, before Obama handed off the mic to Epstein for a few words.
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But election years require the creatures to stand in front of crowds and on live TV, where the risk is much greater that they might accidentally slip up and let a few words of Reptilese get picked up by a live microphone.
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The company's founder, Shawn Buckley, a serial entrepreneur who wore a blazer and jeans, said a few words about the perils of kibble—"there's nothing natural about a little brown pellet"—as lamb meatballs, falafel waffles, and Brussels-sprout tacos were passed.
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While dating sites never really explain how their software chooses which profiles are displayed to which users, Spira says that she's seen profiles get more activity if something small, like a few words in the bio or the placement of sentences is changed.
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After basically breaking the internet with her pregnancy announcement, Queen Bey shared a few words of support for the LGBTQ students affected by President Trump's decision to undo anti-discrimination policies put in place by the Obama administration to protect trans students.
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Winnie Rose, 3, and Frances Cole, 2, allowed their famous dad to get out a few words at the opening of his brand new ride — Race Through New York, at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida — before they wanted the spotlight on them.
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Bill Cosby has not said much about the sexual assault accusations that have dogged him for years, but when he was convicted on Thursday of drugging and assaulting Andrea Constand he decided to say a few words in the Norristown, Pa., courtroom.
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Red Bull, which sponsored Rapaport, confirmed the sad turn of events and offered a few words in remembrance of the skier: A member of the Red Bull family since 2013, Matilda will be missed by the ski community, her fans and her supporters.
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Even Trump's typically stoic, unsmiling chief of staff John Kelly made a brief appearance on stage after Trump demanded he take a bow, though he declined to say anything aside from "give it up!" when Trump encouraged him to say a few words.
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The only sign that he was about to stand in front of a room of reporters was a cheat sheet on a table nearby bearing a few words of greeting in English — a language that Martino, an Argentine, has yet to learn.
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The process was carried out in almost perfect silence: only a few words were passed among the workers as their hands, legs, and backs moved ceaselessly in a harmony of effort, a communal act of devotion played out in the baking sun.
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When Boone strode to the mound to lift Severino, with the Twins having taken a 1-0 lead on three crisp hits, the pitcher did not appear pleased, having a few words with the manager before making the walk back to the dugout.
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But, if you chose to sit this round out because Robbie's Harley Quinn was never your kind of comic book character, Birds of Prey's 13-year-old breakout star Ella Jay Basco has a few words that just might change your mind.
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President Trump managed to destabilize the Middle East in the matter of a few words, get in a war of words with an unstable dictator with nuclear weapons, get out of the Paris Climate accords, and that's just the tip of the iceberg.
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All of my IDs still had an M for my sex and an old name that could not have been a woman's, and my voice was still too filled with a deep rumble for anyone not to see I was trans after a few words.
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In response to a question about Trump appearing to slur a few words at the end of his speech on recognizing Jerusalem, White House spokeswoman Sarah Huckabee Sanders said Trump will undergo the exam at Walter Reed Medical Center, a tradition for most recent presidents.
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Dressed to the nines in a classic black tuxedo and a black and gold gown, Samberg and Oh joked with each other in three different promos about their friendship, the "elephant" in the room, and even exchanged a few words about the glamorous evening.
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Before Terry Lim handed me an aluminum flask filled with a blend of gasoline and diesel and asked me to set fire to the Tahoe National Forest, he gave me a hard hat, a pair of flame-resistant gloves, and a few words of instruction.
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Much in the way other historical moments have been frozen in a few words or a phrase that tells you everything you need to know about the pervading ideas of the time, "Send her back" will be just as evocative and just as chilling.
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"When recording voiceovers, dialog, and narration, people would often like to change or insert a word or a few words due to either a mistake they made or simply because they would like to change part of the narrative," reads an official Adobe statement.
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In this celebration of the holiday, known as Norouz, young visitors to the Children's Museum of the Arts can enjoy song-and-story performances from the program Yekibood Children ("yekibood" means "once upon a time" in Persian) and learn a few words of Persian themselves.
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"Once a court issues a restraining order, you can't get around that by somebody saying, 'Oh we've issued something new, changed a few words, and now the court, you don't have a restraining order anymore,'" Ferguson said shortly before he filed the request last week.
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Trump's Broken Promises Now, let me say a few words about some of the issues that Donald Trump failed to mention tonight, and that is the difference between what he promised the American people as a candidate and what he has delivered as president.
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McAfee boomed a few words of congratulations to Demonsaw's founder from inside a selfie-hungry mob of hacker fanboys before handing the mic over to the founder, who mainly just led a bunch of chants that used "Fuck the NSA" as the central rhyme scheme.
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Team USA defeated Poland 87-74 on Saturday to finish in seventh place in the FIBA World Cup tournament, and coach Gregg Popovich had a few words for those who have criticized the red, white and blue for not bringing home a gold medal.
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She weaved through the other mothers, smiling and saying a few words in passing, Caitlin, sunny and sweet, catching his eye and giving him that old conspiratorial squint, the two of them still able to bond over the dubious appeal of these high-strung parents.
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After Holliday hit his second homer, sending an 87-mile-per-hour fastball from Tillman just inside the left-field foul pole to begin the third, he had a few words for Gardner, who answered in the fourth with his homer off Logan Verrett.
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A more charitable way of understanding it: Yes, the pope may have slightly garbled a few words, but he's overall more interested in focusing attention on the humanitarian crisis facing millions of migrants than in getting involved in the circus of America's presidential election.
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By now, she has utterly honed her unmatched skill at perfecting a picture in a few words, and by using this ability to look back on her evolution as an artist, as she does on "Mariners Apartment Complex" and "Venice Bitch," she's crafted magic.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads According to Ms. Walker's assistant, Allison Calhoun, reached by phone on Wednesday, for months the gallery had been asking for a few words from Ms. Walker, to use as the raw material for a standard news release on her show.
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Wall-E stands out from other Pixar movies thanks to its general lack of dialogue, as the title character only utters a few words throughout the entire film — including his own name and that of EVE, the sleek white robot he courts in a whirlwind romance.
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Van der Zwaan also said he did not know why prosecutors had not received from Skadden Arps the September email in which the former alleged Russian agent said he "would like to exchange a few words via WhatsApp or Telegram," two popular programs that encrypt communications.
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Photo credit: ShutterstockI'm a writer, so I'll always have a place in my heart for the handwritten page (partially because I believe in romantic ideas about writing, but also because there is no way I'm using my phone to type out anything beyond a few words).
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Maybe a few words about what the future may hold, now that over 300 powerful industry players have banded together to launch a legal defense fund that will help sexual harassment survivors across all industries come forward and get the financial and legal support they need.
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You need a girl who's cool and …' and then he got cut off by the bride's father, and was taken to the back to 'have a few words' (the father of the bride punched our buddy right in the gut and sent him home in a cab).
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While the chatbot also fills in a few words of reasoning — on the New York form it fills in that "Equifax was negligent under Code § 103 in revealing my data" — this is meaningless as you're still going to need to argue your case in your own words.
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To get started, you pick your two topics, enter your data in a comma-separated list, write a few words about what your readers are looking at and then let the tool do its work in creating a GIF for you (which can actually take a while).
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Before the Florida Panthers and the Washington Capitals took the ice last night, Panthers goalie Roberto Luongo wanted to say a few words at their first home game since the shooting that took 17 lives at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida earlier this month.
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While "Joey's mother and father sang a hymn and shared a few words from their hearts," her sister Jody "talked about being by our side as Joey's caregiver for the last few months and how Joey has impacted her as a woman and mother," Rory wrote.
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"A few minutes before, as Indy was still napping, I sat in the back hallway of the bus and did my best to come up with a few words to say … to thank this town and to lift up my beautiful bride and this community," he penned.
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"If you go back in time, like six years, and watch interviews that he gave then where he could put a whole sentence together, but now tends to put a few words together and then goes off into another sentence unrelated to the first," she added.
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The rise of the hungry hawk in popular culture is likely attributable to its panic-inducing concision: a few words capture an otherwise difficult-to-summarize fear that a surrogate of nature will swoop into our controlled suburban spaces and turn our domesticated housemates into feral snacks.
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A man strolls through the forest with a shotgun over his shoulder, he exchanges a few words with someone he happens to meet, possibly shoots a bird or two, possibly spends the night in a barn on the way home — and that's it, that's the whole story.
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THE SUGARS RECOMMEND "Autobiography of a Face," by Lucy Grealy "Cyrano de Bergerac," by Edmond Rostand "Truth and Beauty: A Friendship," by Ann Patchett "A Few Words About Breasts," by Nora Ephron "Beauty and the Beast," by Cheryl Strayed New episodes of "Dear Sugars" are released weekly.
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I realize you may not be able to tell me every word, a few words that are being negotiated there, but would this be an enforcement mechanism where United States would have the upper hand or where the two sides would sit jointly at the table?
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In the space of a few hours, he showed me how to hunt with a bow, navigate a canoe, fish with a harpoon, tap a rubber tree — even speak a few words of Nheengatú, the indigenous lingua franca that has persisted for centuries around the Amazon.
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Full Frontal's fate hangs on that distinction; Roseanne made overtly racist comments, while Bee used an insult to further a point and ultimately spur action (with the phrase "feckless cunt" getting so much attention, it's easy to overlook the phrase that comes a few words before it: "Do something").
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In the post, the Playboy TV alum also gave a few words of caution to her fans — namely, that it's okay to mix meat and dairy on the diet (she just doesn't as she keeps kosher) and that "if I feel hungry, I EAT!!!!" because she's still breastfeeding.
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We got Iggy at LAX after her fiery interview with Andy Cohen ... and while it was clear she didn't wanna go into any more detail on the matter, she did offer us a few words on whether or not she regretted turning all of Swaggy P's clothes into ash.
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I do get quite a kick out of delivering an amazing experience to someone, so I would say I'm addicted to the feeling I get when I can see someone is completely spaced out and floating so high on endorphins that they can barely string a few words together.
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Mr Wood expects firms to invest a lot in order to improve their digital assistants, such as Apple's Siri or Google Now, so that handsets can become truly smart, combining data from the devices to make it easy to, say, book a restaurant with just a few words.
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Fathom also sent a blank questionnaire it said it used early on to fill in logistical notes about each community (distance from port, restrooms, capacity) with tiny boxes for "impact outcomes" that couldn't have fit more than a few words each—nothing resembling or even approaching a baseline study.
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" But barely fun at all is what follows on the box, 2008's Iraq-steeped "A Few Words in Defense of Our Country" and the even grimmer capper, 2012's all too prophetic election-year sick joke "I'm Dreaming": "I'm dreaming of a white president / Someone who we can understand.
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Billionaire investors like Ray Dalio and Paul E. Singer, and chief executives like James P. Gorman and Martin Sorrell, were swarmed by people seeking a few words with them, if even for just a minute, at the Congress Center in downtown Davos on Wednesday where most of the annual meeting takes place.
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"The Mutual Defence Treaty between the US and the Philippines is a legally binding document approved by the Philippine Supreme Court and a few words from Duterte cannot stop that deep military engagement with the US, which obviously wants to maintain and even boost its geopolitical sway in the region," Wu said.
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The event was complete with emotional moments, including President Trump listing almost every one of the Castro regime's crimes, the names of the Castros' most famous victims, and he even invited a once-jailed Cuban female dissident to join him for a hug and to say a few words at the podium.
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" From Coinage: The Most Expensive TV Shows of All Time So for all of her 'freckle-faced friends' (we assume that includes Harry), she has a few words of wisdom: "I will share with you something my dad told me when I was younger: 'A face without freckles is a night without stars.
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I'm not convinced the story couldn't have been told in a two-hour film.) In a few words: Lily (Sonoya Mizuno), an engineer at Forest's company, Amaya, is drawn into a dangerous intrigue when her boyfriend, Sergei (Karl Glusman), is assigned to the project that gives the series its title, then disappears.
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As someone who did actually move to Canada in part because of how much I disliked the politics of my home country (admittedly, the other reasoning was I met a hot guy on World of Warcraft), I have a few words of advice for fellow Americans who might find themselves fleeing the Trumpocalypse.
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He talked about media coverage of the company (he wasn't too happy about it), the possibility of Tesla getting into the mining business (not boring, mining) to get rare materials needed for batteries, and had a few words about horses (Tesla's upcoming pickup truck will be able to haul a horse, in case you wondered).
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"I'm going to be here and I'm going to say a few words and we're going to have planes going overhead, the best fighter jets in the world and other planes too and we're gonna have some tanks stationed outside," Trump said while also acknowledging that measures would need to be taken to protect infrastructure.
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"I'm going to be here and I'm going to say a few words and we're going to have planes going overhead, the best fighter jets in the world and other planes too, and we're gonna have some tanks stationed outside," Trump said while also acknowledging that measures would need to be taken to protect infrastructure.
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Yet in recent years, it's become more difficult to describe Facebook in a few words — depending on who you ask, it's a place for businesses to share information with consumers, advertisers to market to target audiences, media to deliver news and, as early as last year, it's became a place to conduct real business.
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But it was also a reminder that just a few words, delivered off the cuff from an outspoken President, can complicate the more orthodox diplomatic work of his administration, that in this case is starting to show some signs of progress after the passage of tough new UN Security Council sanctions at the weekend.
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After 18 years in the music business resulting in 13 albums and over two thousand shows worth of experience later, Aaron Watson only has a few words to say about how he and his band have gotten where they are: "We don't focus on phases, phases, stages, and flavors of the month," he tells me.
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