You ask, in vain hope: Still, that'll be fun, right?
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That's something genuinely terrifying to ask in your own life.
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They have to ask if they can ask, in other words.
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Everyone I ask in Cornwall says none of that happens here.
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"You must not ask in this way," the ancestral spirit says.
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Perhaps it's none of our bzzzness to ask in the first place.
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Don't miss the most essential question to ask in a job interview
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Now that's illegal to ask in New York, I'll never tell again.
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That's the question I always ask in the aftermath of a pie.
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And other grotesque questions Pakistanis ask in the face of rampant pedophilia.
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That's what I'm seeing people ask in the wake of Trump's tweetstorms.
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The question just—it's not something my people usually ask in casual conversation.
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I continued to ask in disbelief: What do you think is on it?
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Congress appropriated NASA $21.5 billion, more than its $19.9 billion ask, in 2019.
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They need to ask in writing, with proof of their success and contribution.
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They ask, in effect, what would have happened had the Russians done nothing?
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Because "what if" is the right question to ask in our current moment.
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"This is the very last question we ask in the polygraph," Patrick says.
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All I ask in return is the same level of consideration and respect.
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They feel free to ask questions they might not ask in other contexts.
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Following each pitch, the judges get six minutes to ask in-depth questions.
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The questions you ask in your interviews will indicate how much you've prepared.
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Still, you may be able to ask in a super-charming, unentitled way.
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We recognize that these are sensitive questions to ask in a clinical setting.
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We ask in advance for your kindness and sensitivity in the coming months.
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Here are some important questions that you can ask in any social situation.
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We're gonna ask in groups of questions because Esther wants to see a theme.
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It is almost impossible to ask in person how a visa application is progressing.
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Your question about the first three questions you would ask in this Situation Room.
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But what kind of question will Hollywood's biggest action star ask in round 12?
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One boy spelled out his ask in rose petals on a girl's front lawn.
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One has to ask, in all seriousness—does she understand the concept of receipts?
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"Are you traveling with kids this year?" the organizers ask in the event's description.
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Ask in an open-ended way and hope that the response yields useful context.
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That's the question we ask in the cover story of this week's Times Magazine.
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The single best question to ask in a job interview Video by Mary Stevens.
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Then, we can ask in good conscience: What indeed is someone in Wambach's position thinking?
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We ask in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amen.
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"Was Taylor Swift lip-syncing?" thousands of poorly-worded tweets seemed to ask in unison.
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We ask in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit, Amen.
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The complaint also accuses Facebook of going further than advertisers may ask in targeting users.
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One might reasonably ask: In a world awash in possible dystopias, why this particular one?
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Just ask Jeeves, who was tossed aside when the company rebranded as Ask in 2006.
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That is not too much to ask in a country as rich as the United States.
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All I ask in return is executive producer status and a few points of the gross.
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"This is a question that many people are trying to ask in research," she tells me.
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They have trained their staff to engage customers in conversation and to ask in-depth questions.
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Ask in advance what problems your audience is struggling with, what's keeping them up at night.
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Then he would lean in and ask in his low baritone voice, 'But … what feeds your soul?
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He asked me questions that would be similar to what they may ask in an interview setting.
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For the asker, this creates friction, and they don't ask in the network the next time around.
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This is already a big ask in a bra, let alone a bra designed for bustier women.
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Do you envision cuddling with a toddler who's able to ask, in full sentences, for a suckle?
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And I've asked all the same questions you ask in your letter: Is what he did okay?
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While that means it's safe to eat romaine again, we may want to ask: In what form?
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"Oh, you shaved your head?" people ask, in that gently prodding are-you-or-aren't-you way.
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One thing he definitely can't ask in the future ... what did you ever do for me, ma?
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"Do we belong here?" the widow would ask in a Facebook post six days after the shooting.
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Agents can also ask in a pre-visit call if anyone in the household is experiencing symptoms.
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"You guys, doesn't this look like North?" you can hear the reality star ask in her latest snap.
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With no restraint on spoilers, it's time to ask (in the common tongue of course): what's the difference?
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"Can you do anything?" the actors ask in one scene, looking into the faces of the audience members.
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All we ask in return for this casting help are a few points and a co-producer credit.
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Ask in advance if there's something you must have on hand — there are alternative pools and fitness options.
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One question you should ask in any election is who is endorsing them and who is funding them.
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She also peppers each chapter with suggested questions a conscientious viewer might want to ask in each category.
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Here's what I'd ask in return: try to accept that I don't consider myself to be supporting murder.
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All I ask in return is to feel some sense of purpose in this bleak and pointless existence.
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But forcing people to move is an especially tough ask in California, which has a serious housing crisis.
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The questions we should be asking aren't the kinds of things you would ask in a game of Risk.
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Lieu continued to ask in the hearing whether Pompeo observed any opposition efforts while he served as CIA chief.
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The political backlash will continue to gain force, and there are three questions to ask in the months ahead.
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You might ask, in conclusion, how the Medicaid enrollees themselves are feeling about this five-year health care experiment.
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Almost any question that you could ask about Trump you could ask in nearly identical language about his hair.
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All ask, in different ways, how we should approach works whose devotional intensity is alien to most modern listeners.
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It's natural to ask: In times of insecurity, why shouldn't unions worry more about jobs than about the environment?
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"Are you here to get a new D.S. license or to merely renew?" she'll ask in a posh lilt.
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After, consider the questions we ask in our related Student Opinion question: What makes two people fall in love?
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But one has to ask: In an industry that is undergoing so much change, shouldn't these events change too?
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She has on query she likes to ask in particular, she previously told Adam Bryant of The New York Times.
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VR makes you ask questions you wouldn't ask in other videogames, like, wait, how do I load my gun again?
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And there's a quite a few of them that were quite detailed that I'll (ph) ask in our classified hearing.
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If you get stuck on another down, ask in the comments, especially if you're a few boxes away from completion.
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The day encourages South Africans of all backgrounds to celebrate and share their heritage—a tough ask in a divided nation.
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MyWay Rewards members can look them up on Subway's website, the mobile app, or ask in-person at a Subway location.
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You'll have the opportunity to ask in-depth questions about the next raise, key hires, the competition or other key topics.
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Details of the discussions and what Neumann would ask in exchange for giving up his CEO title could not be learned.
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The test includes a list of several questions to ask in each of five categories: currency, relevance, authority, accuracy, and purpose.
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Patty Murray (D-WA), and other Senate Democrats to ask in January for a Government Accountability Office investigation into Trump's response.
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I realized there were so many questions I had and didn't know who to ask in the journey of my career.
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Listen to Too Embarrassed to Ask in the audio player above, or subscribe on iTunes, Google Play Music, TuneIn or Stitcher.
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Now your co-workers forever know you as the person who wrote "ass" instead of "ask" in your letter to the CEO.
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I want to ask, in a big-picture way: What is the policy explanation for how this bill makes people's lives better?
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"It's way too early to talk about polls," she said earlier this month when a reporter tried to ask in South Carolina.
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A reservation is notoriously hard to score, but well worth the wait according to what seems like everyone you ask in Portland.
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But they've posted it a few times, so I am going to ask in our group chat today when I leave here.
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That may sound simple, but it's a huge ask in an industry where attention is rewarded and paid for with advertising dollars.
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You can't ask Trump "anything" Reddit's AMAs are famous for allowing normal people to ask in-depth and personal questions to celebrities.
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And they ask, in the case that the charges are not dismissed, that Steele and his office are disqualified from further involvement.
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Trump's specific ask in these calls, according to Comey, was that the FBI director publicly state that he wasn't personally under investigation.
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"[There will] probably be a 'Road trip' to Lebanon, Tennessee to ask in person," he wrote, signing off with the #StillPissed hashtag.
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The tradition is grounded, depending on whom you ask, in Biblical practice, remembrance of deported compatriots in war or pagan ancestor-worship.
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She advises going through the presentation beforehand with investors and mentors to address potential questions investors could ask in the pitch meeting.
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The number one thing is to ask, in a nonjudgmental way, if someone is thinking of suicide, and offer to be supportive.
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"Who knew what when" has traditionally been the greatest question to ask in any political scandal, and it has unravelled countless careers.
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Democrats' ask in 2018, that Republicans agree to codify DACA in law, is something Republicans have already said they want to do.
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The Times published a list of 49 questions Mueller's team supposedly told Trump's team that they wanted to ask in the interview.
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We ask, in our collective 14th year of prison, that the governments on both sides reach some agreement to allow us freedom.
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I plan to ask in our next financial meeting the most effective way to invest in retirement as a self-employed person.
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The handful of questions he did ask in court, however, reflected that his ultimate vote, as it often is, could be key.
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If you're anxious about asking for more — or scared that you'll ask in the wrong way — beware of these salary negotiation mistakes.
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"How much do you want to pay?" is the question almost all shopkeepers on Chicken Street know how to ask in English.
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Shape spoke with a few experts on the subject in order to answer the questions you might not want to ask in person.
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But it's slightly recessed and comes with a pre-applied screen protector, which is all you can ask in terms of additional protection.
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You can listen to Too Embarrassed to Ask in the audio player above, or subscribe on iTunes, Google Play Music, TuneIn and Stitcher.
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I don't care what the label says, I just want great wireless cans, which I feel should be a reasonable ask in 2016.
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So, every successful firm in the digital age needs to ask: In addition to big, tall walls, where can I build deep moats?
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When I hand over my business card, people look at my face and then ask in confusion how I got my first name.
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I imagined the poet had planted them, or at least tended them, but I didn't want to ask in case it wasn't true.
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Recruiters spoke with Business Insider about common questions they ask in interviews, including practical scenarios and examples of failures as well as success.
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You can listen to Too Embarrassed to Ask in the audio player above, or subscribe on iTunes, Google Play Music, TuneIn or Stitcher.
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Use Amazon's 'Third-Party Skills': Amazon launched its Alexa Skills Kit (ASK) in summer 2015 to allow developers to build integrations into the system.
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And if you don't know what a person's interests are, it's hard to ask in a way that doesn't sound awkward or totally canned.
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You can listen to Too Embarrassed to Ask in the audio player above, or subscribe on iTunes, Google Play Music, TuneIn, Stitcher and SoundCloud.
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"What happens when a federal agency promulgates a rule without first receiving authority from Congress," the states ask in their brief with the court.
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And values — whether something is okay or not okay — are at the root of a lot of questions students ask in class, she said.
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"It's not like anybody in the room is suggesting the question is improper to ask in some way, shape or form," Justice Gorsuch said.
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And I just always tried to be very, very careful to put the right ask in front of the right person at the right time.
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Ask any scientist if screen time has alarming effects on children and he will invariably ask in return: what do you mean by "screen time"?
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Creators often acknowledge their fans or answer questions they ask in exchange for these gifts, a portion of which they can convert into regular currency.
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Giphy says it has 300 million daily active users — which, depending on who you ask in the Valley, could have a number of different interpretations.
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These special order types, called hidden-pegged orders, are pegged to a particular price point such as the best bid or ask in the market.
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Was there truly an era, they will ask, in which political figures expected us to ignore their private lives in favor of their economic proposals?
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"Could the manner in which he collected a nude selfie really threaten the national security of the United States," Concord's lawyers ask in the filing.
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That's clear when we're hanging out backstage and I ask, in true pop star magazine style, who she would kiss if she could kiss anyone.
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It's an interesting question, but one you would only think to ask in a country, like the United States, where illegal corruption is relatively rare.
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An employer can also ask, in so many words: Why do you need this, and are there other, equally effective ways to solve the problem?
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The plaintiffs' original modest ask, in other words, made sense when they probably thought they could only win incremental victories before a relatively moderate Court.
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And as Australians gather around their Eskys (don't ask) in the national celebration of Australia Day, it seems like an appropriate time to broach the subject.
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Board members need to know what questions to ask in order to assess a company's vulnerability — in the same way they ask questions regarding financial concerns.
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To hear the whole discussion, listen to Too Embarrassed to Ask in the audio player above, or subscribe on iTunes, Google Play Music, TuneIn or Stitcher.
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I am tempted to answer Villon, just to ask in the name of queer history if anything had gone on between him and Charles of Orléans.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: But, okay, let me ask in a different way: for most of last year, call it 10 months -- maybe 11 months, we were optimistic.
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Your safest course, he says, is to ask in no uncertain terms for a lawyer, and keep on asking until the police stop talking to you.
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We ask questions in the wake of shootings like Parkland and Newtown, but we don't ask in the wake of the shootings in places like Chicago.
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The question I have to ask, in very Mark Twain form, is: Would I want to be a member of any club with these as leaders?
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It is hardly premature to ask, in this light, how the Trump administration might manage the fallout from the economic downturn that everybody knows will happen.
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There were even fewer Westerners, and, wherever I went, young people rushed to touch my blond hair and ask, in fledgling English, about life in America.
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Depending on who you ask in Washington, a fix to the nation's troubled health care system is either just around the corner, or nowhere in sight.
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After President Trump's endorsement of Roy S. Moore on Monday, it prompted our correspondent Sheryl Gay Stolberg to ask: in politics, who stays and who goes?
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The Red Hot Chili Peppers aren't retiring anytime soon, at least not according to Flea -- but it might depend on who you ask in the band.
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But you have to ask, in a lot of companies, when there's a pile of money that's profits, you have to say who deserves those profits?
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And some refugees say they need to obtain permission to travel; others say that it's not required, but it's best to ask in case of problems later.
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If we are to thrive as a free, open, informed and innovative country, we must ask in order to learn, listen in order to understand and empathize.
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Huffington spoke with Recode's Kara Swisher and The Verge's Lauren Goode on an episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask in April: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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But if the bar clearly doesn't carry bitters, sweetener, or oranges, maybe just don't ask in the first place, and grab a beer and a shot instead.
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If I'm being completely honest with you, in the past it's been a question I ask in the morning, and if not we'd take it from there.
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I was so surprised and skeptical that I peppered him with the kinds of questions about medical research that he encouraged us to ask in his course.
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"Do these meteorological conditions simultaneously amplify the public health risks officers are tasked with overseeing, like violent crime and vehicular crashes," the authors ask in the study.
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The question we should ask in this case is: Do technology companies have the responsibility to moderate their content when there is a public health risk involved?
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It doesn't seem like too much to ask, in this age of smart everythings, that our washing machines know more about washing our clothes than us dumb humans.
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His recent suggestion that Russia give up some nuclear weapons in exchange for lifting the sanctions indicated he's still trying to figure out what to ask in return.
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You'll have the opportunity to ask in-depth questions about the next raise, key hires, the competition or any other business issues that keep you up at night.
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He was not afraid to get his hands dirty; to ask in his brisk, emphatic way, "What's the story?" and to challenge conventional wisdom whenever he met it.
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North Korea's biggest ask in negotiations — the lifting of major sanctions imposed by U.N. Security Council resolutions — has shown "that they see that pressure as troublesome," he said.
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That's a tough ask in Indonesia where, despite a large population, there's a lack of tech talent and particularly individuals with experience in AI and chatbot-related fields.
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Plus, a reputable company will never ask in an email for personally identifiable information such as a Social Security number, a credit card number or a bank account number.
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Alternatively, they have requested permission to pass the costs on in the form of higher tariffs - a big ask in a country where many consider cheap electricity a right.
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What the senators ask: In their letter, the senators said they are concerned the lawyers are being used for a non-military mission for which they have no training.
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As they got better and better, I remained at the same level (2000 MMR, for those of you clamoring to ask in the comments) and couldn't seem to improve.
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"We welcome you and respect your right to be here, we also ask in turn for your respect as we proceed with business of this committee today," said Cummings.
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As we look to the 2018 elections -- a set of contests critically important to our nation's future -- it's time to change the questions we ask in appraising office-seekers.
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We need to ask, in an era emphasizing "tone from the top" and a "culture of compliance," what is the tone and who is policing upper level BOP management?
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I think the final straw was when he turned to the officer sitting next to him and tried to ask in Spanish whether he could go through my phone.
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The move here is to plan for time together—ask in advance if they want to eat lunch with you or watch TV and cook together in the evening.
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There are tens or hundreds of billions — depending on who you ask — in mismanaged funds via the Pentagon's contracting system and cost overruns, to say nothing of simple fraud.
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I ask, in light of the election and everything about it, whether such a thing still matters in the age of Trump—does empathy still matter like it did?
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" I heard someone ask in a high-pitched voice of a former history professor in his 80s, and then without waiting for a response added, "Did we poopie this morning?
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I ask in part because when Lana talks about her work, she tends to put it in heady, intellectual terms, looking at deconstructionism and semiotics and Jacques Derrida and Kant.
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When Amazon released the its Alexa Skills Kit (ASK) in June 2015, it opened the floodgates for developers who wanted to use the Echo's voice-recognition to control their products.
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I ask in all seriousness because as Trump goes through his first real damage-control moment in this campaign, surprisingly he seems to be missing the perspective of strong women.
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Parents deserve to have all the information about their child's heart disease and need to know what specific questions to ask in order to make informed decisions when seeking care.
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If you have questions about word choice or grammar within any of the sentences, you can ask in a discussion thread attached to each sentence, and a native speaker will respond.
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What exactly is the nature of their relationship, which certainly strikes me as an important question to ask in this day of trophy art and collectors raging for the latest fads.
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The armchair technology critic — roused by Foer's sneakily persuasive manifesto — might ask in response, with a mixture of satisfaction and despair: What does it mean that it could be all three?
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As a side benefit, you now have a great answer to the "tell me about a time you navigated conflict at work" question that hiring managers love to ask in interviews.
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As a side benefit, you now have a great answer to the "tell me about a time you navigated conflict at work" question that hiring managers love to ask in interviews.
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"Every client I spoke with was concerned about the impact of these rules on liquidity and bid-ask in the affected markets, particularly swaptions or cross-currency basis swaps," Misra told Reuters.
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For more, check out the latest episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask, in which Swisher and Wagner talk with Lauren Goode about what and why Facebook has been saying what it is.
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Concerns raised by the Royal Bank of Canada about restricted data access prompted a Facebook employee to ask in an email about how much the bank had agreed to spend on advertising.
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But when Amazon released the its Alexa Skills Kit (ASK) in June of last year, it opened the floodgates to developers that wanted to integrate their products into Echo's voice-command engine.
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Burton is aware of the problem, and he seeks to solve it with a twist, but you have to ask, in the end, whether he picked the right Disney feature to reboot.
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Now check out: 4 signs you should quit your job immediately The single best question to ask in a job interview These 2 simple words could transform your career Video by Brandon Ancil.
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Asked if he would support opening the discussions up to comprehensive immigration reform — a tall legislative ask in an era of divided government where immigration has been deeply partisan — the GOP leader sidestepped.
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I was thrilled to hear that his children were now promising young adults, details I could have gotten through my ex had I ever thought to ask in the occasional emails we trade.
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A source familiar with the matter says the President's legal team has created dozens of potential questions Mueller's team could ask in an interview based off the topics that have been conveyed verbally.
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She said she wants answers to questions her children will perhaps ask in the future, such as what Subway knew and when, if they conducted any investigations and if they ever notified the authorities.
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On gender and identity in her work: A lot of the questions I ask in my work are related to gender, sex, and sexuality, and that there is an interest in the gender continuum.
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"We feel obliged to ask, in a respectful manner, if for the elaboration of the chair mentioned you sought and, in this case, worked together with the community and its artists," the letter said.
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That's a question an advertiser might ask in the future, as media companies like the New York Times sell ad placements based on the emotions it predicts readers might feel when reading a story.
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All I ask in return is a few minutes of your time so I can ask you some market research questions to see if this is something I could eventually build a business around.
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Goffman turned to the driver, who was black, to ask — in the offhand way you might ask an Uber driver about his experiences with the company — ''What have your local experiences with racism been like?
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It's a question that has haunted the curators, as well: "Is the work that remains more accurately considered artifact than art, carrying little of its original power?" they ask in their preface to the catalogue.
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" Albright added that she believes being "a responsible public servant and a leader is to listen to different opinions and to understand and to ask in depth what's going on instead of putting them down.
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Another one: It's legal in most states for employers to ask in job applications about someone's criminal record, and not hire someone for a prior crime — even something as minor as a marijuana possession offense.
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The New York Times reported that the "ask" in the Morrison call related to Trump's persistent effort to somehow prove -- against a vast trove of evidence -- that he wasn't aided by Russia in the 2016 election.
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The idea was for a site that would collect data about the sorts of things applicants really want to know but don't ask in job interviews: Do you feel as if co-workers value your opinions?
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That's a relatively big ask in an age when just about every form of entertainment has a monthly fee attached to it, and when amateur cooks already have access to countless recipes on the internet for free.
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"In light of recent invasions of children's and teens' privacy, including those described above," the senators ask in their last question to Zuckerberg, "would Facebook support federal legislation to create new privacy safeguards for children and teens online?"
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Like Norman Vincent Peale before her, Byrne combined a literal interpretation of select verses from the Christian Bible—notably Matthew 21:22, "Whatsoever ye shall ask in prayer, ye shall receive"—with the acquisitive gospel of positive thinking.
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That, it turned out, was no easy ask: In two and a half years, the commissioner, Joseph Esposito, had not sat down for a one-on-one meeting with Mr. de Blasio, according to the mayor's public schedules.
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"An intelligent and disciplined heroine who does her job well is probably too much (and too simplistic) to ask in a novel so obviously aimed at the trash market," Charlotte Curtis wrote in her review in The Times.
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But we've also come to ask, in recent years, whether children who are too completely walled off from the microbial surroundings in which our species evolved may grow up with some negative consequences of our ever-cleaner homes.
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It will also need to recruit hundreds of people to work underground, which could be a tough ask in an area where many people have moved on to office jobs and employment in the service and tourism industries.
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The private debt market is not opposed to dividend recapitalisations, which are typically seen as a tougher ask in the primary leveraged loan market as they allow private equity firms to reduce their equity stakes and increase leverage levels.
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In class, she diverged from the curriculum to ask, in halting, bad French, how I was doing, what had happened, if I felt sad or angry, if I wanted to get together outside of class to speak in English.
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Britain is to formally ask in March to the leave the European Union of 28 countries, starting a two-year negotiation on the terms of the divorce, which will include London's financial commitments to the EU made in the past.
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A source familiar with the matter told CNN in March that the President's legal team had created dozens of potential questions Mueller's team could ask in an interview based off the topics his team had conveyed verbally to Trump's team.
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So he built a rickety wooden boardwalk for a catwalk, blew up some oceanscapes in black and white, and provided an answer to a question most of us might not have thought to ask in fil coupé, lace and shredded jacquards.
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All that remains is individual hatred in the souls of the most monstrous among us — or else, depending on whom you ask, in vengeful minorities who want to nurse grievances and see whites suffer for the sins of past generations.
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"From our perspective, the dirty secret around machine learning right now is that nobody knows what they're doing," Cham said on the latest episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask, in conversation with host Kara Swisher and special guest host Mark Bergen.
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We also set up stuff like the ability to put anonymous questions to the leadership teams, so that we could deal with questions people didn't want to ask in a team meeting but we could answer in the team meeting.
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" If Mr. Trump was not aware of the imminent deaths among our Kurdish allies and civilians, then perhaps the national security adviser to President Barack Obama, Susan Rice, was right to ask in a CNN interview, "What is he smoking?
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A man might ask in good faith whether catcalls are really just "compliments" when women are trying to discuss their own experiences with street harassment, and he might be taken aback when those women get immediately upset or exasperated with him.
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That's the ask in a new letter, released today, signed by me, Meredith McGehee of the Campaign Legal Center, Kevin Kosar of the R Street Institute, Thomas E. Mann of the Brookings Institution, and Norman J. Ornstein of the American Enterprise Institute.
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The teachers are making an ambitious ask: In addition to the standard demands of higher pay and smaller class sizes, they're asking the public school system to do more to provide more affordable housing, city-wide — not just for students and teachers.
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The Sacred Stone Camp released a series of 10 questions water protectors encourage everyone to ask in the coming days and weeks, including when the Army Corps will conduct an Environmental Impact Statement, and to what extent will there be tribal input.
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And this is a real tricky thing because if you ask somebody if they worked in these kinds of gig economy days, no matter how clearly you ask it, if you ask in the last two weeks, a lot of people say no.
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"We laid out a bunch of questions -- a list of researchable questions -- scientifically testable questions that one would ask in order to get to a better understanding of both the nature of the problem and what to do about it," said Leshner.
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Tip "Ask in a way that is more statement than direct question," says Andrea M. Braverman, a psychologist specializing in third-party reproductive relationships and an author of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine's guidelines for using family members as donors or surrogates.
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His next role was more adult but equally strange: an otherwise normal doctor who falls in love with a sheep named Daisy in a segment of Woody Allen's "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex but Were Afraid to Ask," in 223.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee is in the process of taking up the confirmation of US attorneys, and usually there's not a hearing but they can actually ask—and we've encouraged them to ask in writing—for their position on these types of questions.
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EVANS: MEG, THANK YOU, AND MR. FRAZIER, APPRECIATE YOU JOINING US. I WAS GOING TO ASK IN LIGHT OF EVERYTHING THAT'S HAPPENED WITHDRUG PRICES IN THE COUNTRY THE LAST COUPLE YEARS, WE'VE REPORTED AMAZON HAS LOOKED AT GETTING INTO THE PHARMACY BUSINESS.
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Bank fees for deposits, withdrawals, transfers and administration have for years largely ranged between 100 and 2513 rand a month, but can rise as high as 224 - a stiff ask in a country where the minimum wage is 22.86 rand an hour.
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Of course, this isn't to wander onto the jagged shoals of ageism (though, as other journalists have pointed out, there are fair questions to ask in regard to age, cognitive fitness and the ability to meet the pressures of the White House).
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Smith also includes a more audacious, broad-reaching ask in his letter: He's demanding "all documents and communications referring or relating to the source of advertisements" on Alphabet, Facebook or Twitter "affiliated entities advocating for so-called green initiatives," his letter notes.
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But how much that content is worth is a question we can only ask in context: given how much most of us already pay for, or at least have access to through shared passwords, how willing are we to pay for yet another subscription service?
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But do we really want judges describing exactly what influences come to bear on their thinking as a case moves along, aside from the questions they ask in open court or the decisions they reach along the way to the ultimate outcome in a case?
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Literature as a tool for social and legal reform further requires the reader to accept the author's assertion that the highlighted case produced an incorrect result, which is a big ask in a country that can't even agree on whether Han Solo shot first.
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"After the second world war, we started to ask in Germany about where the skeletons in universities came from," says Otto H. Gies, former president of 3B Scientific Group, which created the first plastic skeleton and continues to be a worldwide leader in the anatomical skeleton market.
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Speaking before the midterms, Spinner — formerly a big-money fundraiser for Democrats like Barack Obama and now distancing himself from partisanship — reflected on how he used data to "put the right ask in front of the right person at the right time" in 2008 and 2012.
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"What if events in one episode had consequences in another?" seems like a trite question for a TV show to ask in 2017, but aside from occasional arcs in later seasons of Deep Space Nine and Enterprise, past Star Trek shows have barely considered the question.
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I was out with friends recently when the stranger I had started talking to asked me what I do, since that's what you ask in New York within 30 seconds of meeting someone, and so I told him that I wrote and what I wrote about.
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When they gathered on evening corners, faintly luminous, and their murmuring rose in urgency, calling on stars, we feared they would leave us for worlds far, far beyond us, though we dared not ask, in their language so eerily ours, Will you carry us with you ?
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To some, the question of why a new Schlafly hasn't emerged is as absurd as it would have been to ask in 1972 why no woman had appeared to lead the opposition to the E.R.A. Why would a woman sign up to defend her own oppression?
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Whew, I feel pedantic even bringing that up, though it's just a variation of the kinds of questions kids ask in Sunday School ("if Jesus is the only one who can save us, what about people who never had the opportunity to hear of Jesus?" and so on).
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Shortly before charges were filed, the SEC's original ask in settlement talks included a five-year industry bar, which at my age would effectively have ended my career, and an $8 million fine, which in combination with the bar would have been construed by many people as an admission of wrongdoing.
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If the North were to give up its nuclear weapons, it could ask in return for the United States to remove its nuclear-capable assets from the region, and even remove South Korea from its nuclear umbrella -- a commitment from the US to use its nuclear weapons in defense of allies.
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Even if you feel for the parent and believe her kids should not be taken away, that is not the end of the story, because the final decision to ask in court for the removal of children is not yours to make; your supervisor, or your supervisor's manager, will make it.
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Saddled by four years of writer's block as a result, Chapman's once robust output of rock albums has in recent years slowed to little more than scattershot instrumental guitar releases, albums he would record in a day or two for whichever label would ask in order to keep the bills paid.
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So far, only an estimated 1 percent of visitors use the app, but with the launch of the Android version and aggressive advertising around the museum (there are banners for ASK in the front of the lobby, on T-shirts worn by front-desk staff, vinyl strips on elevators, and some wall labels).
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Emily Wang and Matthew Shen Goodman, senior editors of Triple Canopy magazine, which co-presented the series with BAM curator Ashley Clark, ask in their online essay, "A Note on Resentment": What are the possibilities and limitations of resentment—as a basis for thinking, speaking, and writing, establishing intimacy and forging solidarity?
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Supreme Court Justice Sonia SotomayorSonia SotomayorJustice Sotomayor encourages kids to 'Just Ask' in new book Here's how senators can overcome their hyperpartisanship with judicial nominees Trump pays respects to late Justice Stevens at Supreme Court MORE encourages kids to "just ask" if they see someone different from themselves in her new children's book.
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And if you could just use certain skills that you would do in a business world, which is try to put the right ask in front of the right person at the right time and be respectful — and the keyword there is be respectful — then people are more likely to be interested in participating.
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Despite her legendarily slim figure – which led Barbara Walters to ask in an interview what she weighed – Hepburn especially loved pasta with pomodoro sauce and would often travel with dried spaghetti in her suitcase to cook up once she got to her destination, as her son, Luca Dotti, revealed in his book Audrey at Home.
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Walenga is the cofounder of Siren PR, based in Royal Oak, MI and Houser is an operations manager at Bryr Studio in San Francisco, CA. The two shed some much-needed light on which questions to ask in an interview, what to avoid, and what they wish they'd done differently when they first started interviewing others.
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And if you'd rather not base your suspicions on symptoms alone, you might invite a close friend to share a room with you for a night or two and ask in the morning if the friend heard or was awakened by your snoring and noticed whether your noisy inspiration of air followed a seemingly prolonged stoppage of breathing.
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There is no assurance that legislative leaders will go along, but in a curious and perhaps calculated add-on, the governor also intended to ask — in a separate bill — for an agreement to allow some police officers, firefighters and members of the New York City Employees' Retirement System, which includes corrections officers, to qualify for enhanced accidental disability pension benefits.
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It's a reasonable question to ask in light of President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's characterization of the immigrant caravan as a threat that might require deployment of the U.S. Army to the border with Mexico.
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The opportunity to do so will come on February 27th, when it is likely that a majority in the Commons will support an amendment sponsored by Yvette Cooper, a Labour MP, to pass an immediate bill demanding that, rather than leave the EU with no deal, the government should ask in mid-March for an extension of the Brexit timetable set under Article 50 of the EU treaty.
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That was a logical question for me to ask in The Ballad of Kastriot Rexhepi [in which Kelly typed onto compressed lint, pulled from a tumble dryer, a newspaper report about an infant who got separated from his Kosovo-Albanian family during the Balkan war in the 1990s, who was renamed by the Serbian army, renamed again under NATO's occupation, and finally reunited with his family and went back to his original name].
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I don't think simply because people are racist, but because the left counter-offer is a very risky gamble: Give up your current privileges that you have, however impoverished your district is in other ways, for the sake of this revolutionary transformation that we can't guarantee you is going to succeed — and we can't promise you that it'll be the brave new world that we hope it will be, but we do ask, in the meantime, that you sacrifice and give up this privilege you have.
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