He's asking over and over to be able to speak.
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If you are asking over email, you should keep your request brief and professional.
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These are just a few questions we will be asking over the next few years.
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It is a question much of the country has been asking over the last two years, sometimes plaintively.
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She kept asking over and over again when Uber might make a profit and Khosrowshahi didn't really have great answers.
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I started asking over 20 brides how much they would pay for the first of its kind service I created.
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Much of the piece is Remnick asking over and over again if Obama is truly as calm as he looks.
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The rankings are based on employee surveys asking over 60 questions centered around employees' ability to reach their full potential at the company.
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Brandt separately reported in September that the tiniest apartment in San Francisco, just 161 square feet, was asking over $2,200 a month in rent.
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It's worth asking, over the long term, why a single American company is in the position of protecting free and fair elections all over the world.
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In 2005, researchers in Germany published a study asking over 9,000 men from nine countries on four continents whether they'd use a contraceptive method "capable of preventing sperm production".
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Tim Urban, from Wait But Why, a self-described "procrastination website," took it upon himself to shed light on tipping norms by asking over 100 service workers in New York City about their experiences.
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The raw lyrics offer a window into the question that many fans have been asking over the past four years since the pop star last put out an album: What has Jessie J been doing?
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Asking over and over for a "fair process" gave Kavanaugh a response to MacCallum's more probing questions that was so bland it was almost meaningless — and yet one that has a specific meaning for critics of #MeToo.
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Importantly, Sanders on Wednesday did not frame his opposition to Biden as attacks against his record, instead asking over and over again "Joe, what are you going to do?" to address progressive concerns, ranging from wealth inequality to health care and immigration.
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The rare US version of the action fleet Aliens dropship has been asking over $70. Some rare Star Trek sets and ships are being sold for $100 to $370 online. Some of the hardest to find packages of cars have commanded prices around $100. Those packages often contain prototypes never released to the public.
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The King made various attempts to induce Pitt to come to his rescue by forming a ministry, but without success, and at last had recourse to Lord Rockingham. When Rockingham agreed to accept office, the king dismissed Grenville in July 1765. He never again held office. The nickname of "gentle shepherd" was given him because he bored the House by asking over and over again, during the debate on the Cider Bill of 1763, that somebody should tell him "where" to lay the new tax if it was not to be put on cider.
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He became a racing driver in 1999 after being backed by Blackburn Rovers and their sponsors, which helped him gain enough money to build a 220bhp Ford Fiesta and entered the Super Road Saloons Championship. He won the title in his first season and moved into the Ford Fiesta Zetec Championship the year after and secured a sponsorship deal with BBC programme Top Gear, which saw him change his name to John Top-Gear through deed poll. He entered the British Touring Car Championship in 2001 and after asking over 800 companies for financial support he persuaded B&Q;, the DIY megastore, to join him before the start of the season and also changed his name to John B&Q; to help him gain funding. He stood as an independent candidate for Tatton in the 2001 general election, which saw him win 0.8% of the vote with 322 votes.
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