"To be in touch with our smallness," the nun says.
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He wanted to be in touch with his unsettling, inchoate feelings.
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In this regard, we will be in touch with the FIA soon.
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Ms. Meiners said she continued to be in touch with the man.
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He asked Ukraine's President to be in touch with both of them.
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A Tesla representative will be in touch with owners to schedule an appointment.
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"He said, 'You should be in touch with this guy,'" the man recounted.
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The musician, 46, also happens to be in touch with her spiritual side.
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KUDLOW SAYS LIGHTHIZER WILL BE IN TOUCH WITH CHINESE COUNTERPARTS ON TRADE TALKS
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"I will be in touch with counsel soon to discuss rescheduling," Slights wrote.
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So I randomly selected three and will be in touch with the winners.
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To be in touch with nature, and try to make the right decisions, maybe.
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For example, "I'll be in touch with you soon, " shows a lot more promise.
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It was easy for people here in Cadqués to be in touch with him.
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You don't need to learn about Indigenous knowledge to be in touch with this.
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"They'll be in touch with us, our phones will be ringing off the hook."
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"It's important for me to be in touch with her in that aspect," Smith said.
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We're expected to be in touch with our emotions in a way that boys don't.
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We'll be in touch with applicants in the coming months about some of those opportunities.
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"It was hard not to be in touch with me," he said about the RNC.
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They're not constantly thinking that there's something important that they need to be in touch with.
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The doctor was very nice, and he told me he'd be in touch with pricing options.
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"Be sure to be in touch with your medical provider when taking it," says Smith. 5.
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"We are monitoring the situation and continue to be in touch with Boeing," the spokeswoman said.
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In the past, "we would be in touch with the ministry and work things out," he said.
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A member of the Sanders campaign said the Vermont senator's team would be in touch with Jones.
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"If there is a need, we will promptly be in touch with the relevant country," he said.
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It's an amazing feeling to finally be in touch with who you are and know your truth.
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It's the morning after a freak snowstorm when I'm supposed to be in touch with Mike Tolan.
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He claimed to be in touch with President Trump after a chance meeting at a Las Vegas casino.
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Also, it's a way for people to be in touch with details which they live in their everyday life.
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In its eagerness to be in touch with markets, the Fed has forgotten that it is in the lead.
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Her hours are odd, usually at night, so she can be in touch with clients when they're off work.
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Once again, though, people are entitled to be in touch with the truth about things that matter to them.
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There are other aspects of the channel that we're still evaluating– we'll be in touch with any further updates.
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The Trump children will certainly be in touch with Trump, if not serving informally or even formally in his administration.
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Be in touch with your customer and then think about growth as automating what's happening on a very small scale.
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These symbols make emotions we may not be in touch with in our waking lives very obvious when we're sleeping.
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I no longer need to be in touch with those feelings for the sake of a Hallmark holiday of reflection.
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And I look at their profiles, and there's no way I would ever be in touch with these people otherwise.
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They either need their own expertise or they need to be in touch with the relevant experts, directly or indirectly.
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When I was younger, I internalized the fact that it was shameful to be in touch with your feminine side.
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A Walmart spokesman said that it was not unusual for the company to be in touch with White House officials.
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"It helped me embrace my roots,'' she said, "and showed me how to be in touch with a deeper me.
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As more states secure funding, they would be wise to be in touch with the experts who created the tool.
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" A recipient mother who was initially reluctant to be in touch with the provider couple described their relationship "a huge blessing.
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Mnangagwa, who enjoys widespread support in the military, was widely believed to be in touch with senior generals behind the scenes.
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HHS said he continues to be in touch with senior administration officials, and is expected back in D.C. later this week.
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Senators said their staff would be in touch with their House counterparts over the recess to begin merging the competing legislation.
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I use a cellphone to make it better for me to be in touch with my good friends around the world.
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KAUFFMAN There have to be real reasons for them to not actually be in touch with each other for 20 years.
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That's why I like to be in touch with these alternative spaces where you can share ideas and work with your community.
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After Ms. Roberts's death, scores of competing Seth channelers cropped up, each claiming to be in touch with the spirit for themselves.
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A HearThru mode, for when you want to be in touch with ambient sound without removing the earphones, is also on board.
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Tim Cook, without missing a beat, said that Apple representatives would be in touch with him as soon as the meeting ended.
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And did the technology that undid me allow me to be in touch with people and have kind of more superficial relationships?
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We're told her legal team promised they'd be in touch with an offer, but just blew him off ... so Helms filed suit.
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I'm the youngest of eight, and it's hard to be in touch with everyone all the time, so I do a rotation.
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We're doing the first round right now and will be in touch with people who are moving on to the second stage.
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It is the prose of a cultivated man who seems to always be in touch with a reservoir of feelings, associations, and scholarship.
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Girls and women tend to want to be in touch with friends; your friends want to know what's going on in your life.
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Mr. Jammeh could not be reached for comment through intermediaries known to be in touch with him and has issued no official response.
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MAVEN will still collect science data, and the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and Odyssey will be in touch with the immobile Curiosity and InSight.
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I think how I came to be in touch with the museum was their shows of Henry Darger and that kind of work.
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" A spokesperson for Zola said the company "will be in touch with Hallmark in the coming days regarding a potential return to advertising.
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Sometimes the two investigators would be in touch with relatives in different countries and continents, working late into the night at Mina's husband's pizzeria.
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"We're talking about children who literally cannot even communicate and don't have the ability to be in touch with their families," de Blasio said.
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But Ryan's spokesman said the speaker planned to be in touch with all of the Republican presidential candidates soon to discuss the conservative policy agenda.
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If you are in fact a Russian agent or working on behalf of Russia, how often would you likely be in touch with your handlers?
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Some people couldn't be in touch with family or children, others would have a visit and their heart would be broken when they came back.
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On Tuesday afternoon, Saturn gently harmonizes with action planet Mars, creating the opportunity for you to be in touch with someone who can provide healing.
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In healthy adults, these symptoms should abate on their own, but make sure to be in touch with your doctor if you do get sick.
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All this is saying is that our military should be in touch with their military to avoid the escalation of war because of some mistake.
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"We initially limited visitors to designating one visitor from the family that we could barely be in touch with and screen them carefully," Woolf said.
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I wonder if he doesn't tell me things because I'm his sister or because he truly doesn't know how to be in touch with his feelings.
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A DNC spokesperson confirmed that the committee will have a team in place monitoring social media activity and will be in touch with the tech platforms.
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A shaken Almora told reporters of his regret after the Cubs' 2-1 victory, and of his hope that he'd be in touch with the child.
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It makes sense that Hillary Clinton would be in touch with man whose charitable interests overlap with her, and with whom she has a longstanding relationship.
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"What if we teach boys to be ashamed of not being able to communicate, not being able to be in touch with their emotions?" says Adichie.
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He told me that he gave my tape to Frankie and that he was going to be in touch with me after he'd listened to it.
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But I also encourage students to use this time with intention, as it will help them enormously to be in touch with what matters to them.
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By contrast, I can be in touch with my own grandchildren almost daily on Facetime, and receive a steady stream of family photos on my cellphone.
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The authority said in a statement it would now be in touch with banks regarding issues raised by the court, including credit to the diamonds sector.
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The bigger problem is the high cost of calls from prison, jamming opponents say, and the need for inmates to be in touch with their loved ones.
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In short, the sheer number of ways a person can be in touch with others, and consume information or entertainment, has exploded, and the price has collapsed.
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Spending the day online, one may be in touch with friends and advocates and lovers, but they exist outside in the ether, not inside the coffee shop.
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That's why we do constant political education with our members and constant organizing to grow and be in touch with working and poor people in our communities.
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Gates, who recently spoke to Trump for the first time on the phone, said he expects to be in touch with the president-elect again in the future.
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For example, VentureBeat reported how Twitter emailed users in June 2018 saying they'd be in touch with an update about the problem soon, but no update ever arrived.
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She credits a specific cold email strategy with a range of opportunities, new gigs, new professional contacts, and even the chance to be in touch with Steve Jobs.
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As the sun reaches its final moments in Sagittarius, you feel a final urge to be in touch with faraway friends, online friends, and people in your community.
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Soon after, a Mossad surveillance team saw a man matching Mengele's description enter a pharmacy owned by a person who was known to be in touch with him.
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He also said that euro zone finance ministers would also be in touch with each other and that he would speak with European Central Bank chief Christine Lagarde.
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The first thing I do every day is to try and get out of my own way, be in touch with my body, and let my body lead.
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Expect to be in touch with some formidable figure on or near Monday—be it your boss or your dad—but don't worry; they want to share with you!
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Somyot Poompanmoung, president of the Football Association of Thailand, said that their association would be in touch with FIFA about the invitation should the boys be rescued in time.
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The Republican Party will probably be a little bit healthier because it will be in touch with both the reality of the anger and the reality of the politics.
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Mr. Stone has said he was only boasting during the campaign when he claimed to be in touch with Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, about the purloined documents.
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She also sent word to the incoming first daughter a week after the election, saying that she hoped to be in touch with her after her father took office.
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Rob said he hoped his first child with on-again, off-again girlfriend Blac Chyna would be in touch with the Armenian traditions that were part of his own childhood.
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Jerrod Carmichael may be in touch with his youthful side, but that doesn't mean the actor, comedian, and creator of The Carmichael Show knows everything kids are up to today.
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Bilal C. was also thought to be in touch with Ayoub el Khazzani, who shot at passengers on a Thalys fast train between Amsterdam and Paris last August, said prosecutors.
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On a trip to Rio a few months ago, I consulted locals (Cariocas) for recommendations that seemed to be in touch with the country's many intriguing ingredients and culinary traditions.
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Be in touch with me about what you'd like to see on the column via Twitter and Instagram (no topic is too embarrassing) and please, for fuck's sake, use protection.
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The bigger issue, though, was that the order seemed to reveal that Nixon didn't understand how bagels work and therefore could not be in touch with the people of New York.
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If I'd dropped the other person a quick message every time I thought about stamps or going to the post office, I'd be in touch with him or her more frequently!
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On Tuesday, the sun in Virgo gently harmonizes with lucky Jupiter at 8:10 AM, presenting an opportunity to be in touch with someone local and important to your personal growth.
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I also want my students to be in touch with the real world and not just the theory that we in higher education are so fond of "plugging" in our courses.
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Hannah Brown may no longer be in touch with her Bachelorette suitors Tyler Cameron and Dylan Barbour, but the former love rivals are still very much involved in each other's lives.
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" He said he had no answer on whether the White House would be in touch with the Palestinians but said a peace plan would be brought forward "at the appropriate time.
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There is a full moon in your house of partying on Wednesday, which stirs up feelings of not fitting in; it will be in touch with rebellious Uranus, the odd one out.
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But if you know about these questionable comments only because you happen to be in touch with somebody who has access to the person's more private online expressions, you might think twice.
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On Sunday, there's an opportunity for you to be in touch with someone in your community who can bring your hard work into fruition, so make sure you reach out to them!
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In her work with single mothers using sperm banks, she says that many choose identity-release donors so that their child can be in touch with the donor at a later time.
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I have directed my team to be in touch with French officials, and we have offered any assistance that they may need to investigate this attack and bring those responsible to justice.
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"We didn't find any violation related to the alleged claims you sent through, and our support team will be in touch with Lauren directly for her account issue," said a company spokesperson.
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Ahead of rallies, it was Schiller who would be in touch with the campaign's war room of staffers monitoring Twitter for potential protesters or troublemakers, ready to be on alert for disruptions.
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With a four-wheeled Wi-Fi hotspot, you'll be in touch with all the important people in your life so long as there's gas in the tank or electricity in the car battery.
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In other words, tantric sex is an exploratory process that takes a lot of time — and at its heart lies a need to be in touch with yourself and how you experience pleasure.
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"You really have to be in touch with how you want to be spending your time otherwise you won't know which digital tools to add back in and for what purpose," says Newport.
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I disagree completely with the orthodox cantor quoted in the article, who offers no real argument except to say you won't be in touch with your Jewish heritage if you're not circumcised. Really?
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"You can actually touch Manhattan soil — the idea is to be in touch with Mother Earth," he said, adding that the plan was to remove the concrete and simply have a dirt floor.
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So you kind of know that you need to be in touch with people like Thelma Golden because the world is a lot smaller for us, which in some ways might make it easier.
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One week later, according to the police report, that accuser was approached by the person who claimed to be in touch with Epstein and given the warning about cooperating for compensation or facing consequences.
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But the possibility that Russian officials would be in touch with a candidate in the United States was a particularly sensitive one, because Russia has been accused of trying to interfere with the election.
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To do so, he will strengthen the Democratic Party at the local and state levels, and be in touch with each community's ideas and needs so that these in turn will build the party's structure.
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There's an option to for her to exchange WhatsApp or other contact details with the sales assistant, so they can be in touch with her about what's new at the store or with personalised recommendations.
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When Brady was asked on Monday about Manning he said he maintains a friendship with the Broncos quarterback but that he's not sure he'd be in touch with him prior to Sunday's meeting on the field.
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"If I had not the possibility to call my friend and then to be in touch with the president, probably I would have been in Paris now after a bit of blurry, strange experience," he said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Signals that Britain's economy is slowing suggest "unreliable boyfriend" Mark Carney — whose recent comments up-ended expectations the Bank of England would raise rates this month — may just be in touch with his data-sensitive side.
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Another big change is that workers are now allowed to bring their phones onto the warehouse floor — which had been strictly prohibited — in case they need to be in touch with their families or childcare providers for emergencies.
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"So whatever you can do with the attorney general would be great," the president said, referring to his desire that Mr. Zelensky should be in touch with both Mr. Barr and the president's personal lawyer Rudolph W. Giuliani.
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Facebook wants victims to be in touch with these organizations so they can get help with more than just blocking their images from being shared—these organizations can also help people with legal questions and refer them to other resources.
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Trump's continued defenses of Flynn and efforts to be in touch with him strongly suggested what the Mueller report proves: Spicer and others drafted a post-hoc fiction to absolve Trump of any suspicion about his judgment in hiring Flynn.
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" August 8, 2016 -- Roger Stone says he was in touch with Assange During a speech in Florida, former Trump campaign adviser Roger Stone claimed to be in touch with Assange and predicted upcoming WikiLeaks releases: "I actually have communicated with Assange.
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"The general consensus is that it was a total waste of money and the government should be in touch with its people and understand its people," said Michael Duggan-Tierney, Jarrad's partner a few hours after the results came in.
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There were copies of Ebony, Essence and Jet that my dad brought home from work so that we could be in touch with our blackness in magazine form, and the union newsletters that explained why his job was worth having.
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While it's not unusual for presidential campaigns to be in touch with foreign leaders, the situation raises heightened concerns given the hacking and the connections between a former senior Trump campaign official and the pro-Russia former president of Ukraine.
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In other tweets, he sounds like a New Age guru, extolling the virtues of those who can "shift the consciousness" to be in touch with their inner selves, and critiquing those who become "hard-core capitalist," valuing money over all.
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The basic premise of "How to Love" is that the woman it is addressed to has been burned too many times in love to be in touch with the feeling, and Lil Wayne is encouraging her to come out of her shell.
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I feel like, eh, you just do your best, and kids will respond, because all you have to do is be in touch with your own childhood and what it's like to be a kid, and that's what I do for a living.
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Perhaps the single best thing to do to improve it would be to substantially increase funding for the Social Security Administration, so that applications are processed more quickly and beneficiaries all have someone they can be in touch with about the program.
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"When customers are owners, companies are more likely to be in touch with a customer need; when employees are owners, they're more incentivized to collaborate and push new ideas," says McRitchie, citing an approving study from the global management consulting firm McKinsey.
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Kushner met with the Russian ambassador to the United States at Trump Tower in December, before he was president, and reportedly proposed a secret back channel of communications so Trump could be in touch with Moscow without the United States government knowing about it.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France on Wednesday said it would be in touch with Britain in the coming hours to coordinate a response to a nerve agent attack on a Russian spy, which London has blamed on Russia, after an earlier muted reaction to Britain's allegations.
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From appearing in the documentary Holistic Wellness for the Hip Hop Generation to sharing her daily routine in interviews and on her social media, Badu has offered an abundance of advice on how to lead a healthy lifestyle and be in touch with one's inner self.
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"This, obviously, would be all of us in her situation, but it strikes me just how unusual it is for top politicians to be in touch with the general public in this way," wrote Martha Gill, a political journalist, t a sentiment echoed by commentators on Twitter.
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" While Bartle is yet to be in touch with Meghan directly (the jeans were supplied through a third-party), he says he hopes she is aware of the difference she is making to brands like his: "She is absolutely making a conscious decision with the products she is wearing.
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Giuliani was one of Trump's loudest supporters on the campaign trail; he was early to criticize the Justice Department and the FBI for their handling of the Hillary Clinton email server investigation, and even claimed to be in touch with FBI agents who he said shared in his frustration.
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"I found out that she was following me and I tried to be in touch with her to make some music but we can't do it ... maybe because she's a busy girl and me too, I'm a really busy man, and maybe next time we can do something," he said.
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While the phone linkages may raise questions about why Bouhlel was not on the radar of counterterrorism services, analysts said it is not uncommon for the target of such investigations to be in touch with dozens or even hundreds of people by phone, many of whom may just be friends or casual acquaintances.
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Sabraw seems to be leaning toward a different solution: directing the government to simply identify every child who was separated from their parent since June 2017 and give that information to the court and the ACLU, which can then be in touch with parents and figure out whether there's something more the court should do.
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"We have been working with Kenya for a number of years and thought we had agreed that the draft legislation and rules were entirely compliant, and it would appear that during their parliamentary process changes were made that unfortunately weren't code-compliant, so we will be in touch with Kenya to try and resolve that at the earliest possible moment," he said.
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Mariel: And I think something very important for why NAAFI is thriving so much is that within the team, there's not only [people] making music, but [people doing] everything behind the scenes that goes with it: the art direction, the whole networking part, the distribution, [throwing] the parties, doing all these things that are needed to be in touch with the global scene.
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Still, I couldn't ignore the gnawing sense that something was wrong, and my gut feeling was confirmed when weeks went by and she seemed to still be in touch with other friends, and then weeks later, when she unfollowed me on Instagram, and proceeded to delete all the photos she had ever posted of me and untag herself from any photos I'd ever posted of her.
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Nazibullah Ansari, who had been sent to study in Malaysia, sent his brother a farewell message in January 2015 saying, "I have come to Iraq to join IS, I will not be in touch with you anymore, and won't be coming back," said Abul Kalam, the officer in charge at the police station in Chittagong, where a missing-persons report was filed this month.
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"I don't think we have a good handle on the total cost of this, but you can rest assured my guys will be in touch with your staff members to make sure we don't fumble the ball when it comes to disaster recovery, and we'll do our best to take care of taxpayer dollars," Long said at a Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee meeting Tuesday.
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"I don't think we have a good handle on the total cost of this, but you can rest assured my guys will be in touch with your staff members to make sure we don't fumble the ball when it comes to disaster recovery, and we'll do our best to take care of taxpayer dollars," Long said at a Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee meeting Tuesday: http://bit.ly/2xIrDDC.
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To read the opening lines about the lovers' breakfast in "The Garden of Eden" is to be in touch with an impulse far more moving and pansexual than all the sexual reversals that revisionist critics have to offer: On this morning there was brioche and red raspberry preserve and the eggs were boiled and there was a pat of butter that melted as they stirred them and salted them lightly and ground pepper over them in the cups. . . .
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The memo released by the White House showed Trump urging Zelensky to speak with his personal attorney Rudy GiulianiRudy GiulianiMurphy: Background check talks continue despite Trump Ukraine criticism Hacker changes Seattle road sign to say 'Impeach the bastard' Pence: Trump has been 'completely vindicated' with Ukraine call readout MORE about an investigation into Biden, and showed Trump telling the foreign leader that Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrMurphy: Background check talks continue despite Trump Ukraine criticism The Memo: Trump troubles deepen amid Ukraine storm Zelensky adviser: Ukraine 'understood' discussing Biden was condition for talking to Trump MORE would also be in touch with him.
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