David Kellman: We believed the story should be told, but we were afraid of how it would be told.
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"If a story lives on, then I think it should be told in any incarnation it can be told in."
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There's no doubt that Jewell's story deserves to be told, and it makes sense that it would be told now.
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The history of television can be told through certain shows, as surely as it can be told through certain personalities or events.
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In such works, the conflict between orality and the material manipulability of written texts, between what must be told and what can't be told, is paramount.
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"There are hundreds of thousands of stories to be told, and they can be told on the local and the global level," Cassar said of the new initiative.
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The story of Yemen and all its suffering is one that must be told, and as powerful as Declan's writing is, it cannot be told in words only.
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They won't be told, just as in the primaries, they won't be told who can win, how to think, who to vote for, what to believe, the race is over.
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Only now, if the data in the analysis was off, it could have clinical repercussions: healthy people might be told they were sick, while sick people might be told they were healthy.
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I always felt there was more there to be told.
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My first reaction was to say "tequila," truth be told!
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Truth be told ... the woman doesn't seem offended at all.
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Because they don't want to be told what to do.
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Not one to be told "no," Scott goes to Kris.
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Stop asking to be told you're the coolest white person.
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It is perplexing to be told that this isn't real.
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But I think the full story needs to be told.
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An inverse story can be told in Boston in Lincolnshire.
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"People should be told what their options are," she says.
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They were waiting to be told what to do next.
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But truth be told their friendship began long before Hollywood.
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But sometimes there are people who can't be told either.
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These days they can be told anywhere, loud and clear.
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Truth be told, he hasn't quite figured this part out.
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Truth be told, these phrases all make me equally uncomfortable.
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All of their stories deserve to be told with dignity.
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But truth be told, the Blaze could still be sleeker.
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Grace Jones' story is one that deserves to be told.
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And that's also a story that needs to be told.
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And it's a story that still needs to be told.
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Truth be told, we still think she looks pretty cute.
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Someday soon, those kinds of stories won't be told anymore.
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Why do you believe this story needed to be told?
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Truth be told, I find his writing to be slipshod.
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But there's another story that also needs to be told.
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He does not like to be told what he likes.
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Legally, there's no reason he would have to be told.
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"Truth be told, I thought he was dead," Juncal says.
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If you were moving in, you'd want to be told.
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It's a sad story that can be told in numbers.
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The point is: the story still has to be told.
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You know people don't want this story to be told.
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And, truth be told, that is less important to me.
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I saw it as an important story to be told.
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There's a wealth of stories that need to be told.
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I wouldn't be told in advance which dose was which.
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Yet truth be told, that's exactly how it should stay.
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There are still so many stories yet to be told.
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It's a story I feel that needs to be told.
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Truth be told, it's not the camps that scare me.
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Why do you think the story needs to be told?
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Truth be told: This is a landslide in McGregor's favor.
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You're going to be told you can't over and over.
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And truth be told, what good does this do you?
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And truth be told, it is too much for most.
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Huzayfah: That does not really need to be told, though.
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Truth be told, I bet it'd be great with chicken.
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"There are thousands of stories to be told," said Martin.
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I've never been the person that can be told no.
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Truth be told, there are only nine at the moment.
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Skylin, the eldest of three children, had to be told.
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Truth be told, not all aspects of NAFTA are problematic.
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So many potential writers, so many tales to be told.
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But their stories had yet to be told on Snapchat.
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And truth be told, I'm not particularly great at it.
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Sen. Amy Klobuchar: People have to be told the truth.
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The thing is, these stories clearly need to be told.
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Ultimately, no one likes to be told what to do.
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It tells an important story which needs to be told.
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Truth be told, we need all of these energy sources.
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You need to be told by influencers what to buy?
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"Everyone's story deserves to be told — especially now," she said.
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It is high time for hard truths to be told.
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They had not deserved to be told who he was.
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There's an interesting story to be told within this setup.
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Most people don't need to be told when to laugh.
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Truth be told, it was a surprise for me too.
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I think there's a lot of stories to be told.
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Truth be told, I've never used a Stanley tool kit.
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Truth be told ... there was a small dose of hypocrisy.
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One of the biggest reasons that diversity among Hollywood storytellers is worth pursuing is that it expands the kind of stories that can be told and the ways in which they can be told.
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Am I going to be told not to rock the boat?
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We can't be told what to do or meet any expectations.
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"I knew that one day the real story would be told."
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Truth be told, I've resorted to this strategy more than once.
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Truth be told, yellow isn't the easiest color to pull off.
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Stories like these must be told and retold, celebrated and commemorated.
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I'm not someone who likes to be told to do things.
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How are they creating pipelines for these stories to be told?
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And truth be told, its filters are most of the fun.
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You will be told your rights by the mental health staff.
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"It's a story that needs to be told," the actor continued.
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Lightly editedThe only rule you may be told is this one.
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Truth be told, we've all got a little MJ in us.
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He says Trump's version of events needs to be told, too.Sen.
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Truth be told, there are worse ways to spend a birthday.
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For me, that was a story I wanted to be told.
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But she didn't need to be told how serious this was.
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Truth be told, I did not think this day would come.
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A similar story could be told of almost any other industry.
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Some readers suggested alternative things that the child could be told.
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We thought it was important for this story to be told.
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Those found unvaccinated will then be told to get the shot.
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Truth be told, I'm ten songs already into my next album.
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Truth be told, it should be called the American Storytelling Museum.
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It's also important because it allows better stories to be told.
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Lies may be told and an emotional energy fills the air.
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It's the kind of story that needs to be told well.
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But Cheryl is never one to be told what to do.
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Each story will tell me how it wants to be told.
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They have a right to be told directly by their partners.
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What kinds of tales can be told, and from what perspectives?
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But who in 2017 needed to be told what "feminism" means?
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Female superhero stories must be told by female directors, for example.
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But he had to be told sternly to follow the rules.
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Truth be told, it tasted a lot better than I'd expected.
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Truth be told, I never feel super comfortable going on vacation.
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"She didn't want her story to be told," Ms. Lepore said.
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It feels great to be told you've performed a job well.
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This is Fiona and she wanted her story to be told.
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You will not be told when it is going to happen.
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Marsha's story really can't be told without telling Sylvia Rivera's story.
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Some people prefer to be told a story in a movie.
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But truth be told, they brought some of it upon themselves.
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"That's a really, really nice thing to be told," he said.
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We need to be told what to do, plain and simple.
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People in this city just want to be told the truth.
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It's one thing to be told you're capable of great things.
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There's a lot of stories there that need to be told.
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And that seemed like a story that ought to be told.
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The waiting list had to be told not to show up.
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You do not get to choose whether it will be told.
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It was simply assumed that their children would never be told.
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Many arrive only to be told that entry ports are full.
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Truth be told, I was mostly letting myself off the hook.
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The story of the massacre "wants to be told," Herbert writes.
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Otherwise guests will need to be told to bring along flashlights.
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Truth be told, right now, "fast" is not what I need.
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What then remained to be told in A Frank O'Hara Notebook?
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When taken together, we wonder what additional stories could be told?
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Mr. Hawke didn't need to be told that he was dying.
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Dennett believes that the same story will be told about consciousness.
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Truth be told, I've always been afraid of it, since childhood.
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They have to be told from an inside viewpoint as well.
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Sometimes people just need to be told so they can pivot.
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Just truth be told, I wanted to sit with Norman Lear.
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Or couldn't be told apart by doctors or people who visited.
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"Truth be told, I haven't read Vogue in years," she said.
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Mitch McConnell does not like to be told what to do.
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They leave impressions to be pondered and stories to be told.
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Harriet's story deserves to be told just like these other stories.
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The first three episodes of Truth Be Told drop December 6.
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They may be told to avoid certain foods or certain activities.
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Donald Trump doesn't like to be told how to use Twitter.
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I'm thinking visually about what can be told through the shot.
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"We deserve for the whole story to be told," Hall says.
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"You have to go into it with the mentality that you will be told 'no' more than you will be told 'yes,' and you have to remember why it's the journey that you picked," she says.
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Hardline Brexiteers will be told that defeat risks a reversal of Brexit.
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The evolution of the padlock can really be told through this space.
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This is an inspirational story and that's how it should be told.
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"Lies will be told … but Truth will be seen!!!" read the caption.
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I think that his story needs to be told much more often.
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I don't think women need to be told how they should look.
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They are floating along waiting to be told what to do next.
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Truth be told, the richest thing about Donald Trump is his hypocrisy.
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If I'm told that it can't be told, then I push harder.
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So to be told you can't do it anymore is just devastating.
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People don't like to be told their way of life is unsustainable.
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"I think there are stories that need to be told," she says.
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But those jokes will not be told within hours of Bryant's death.
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Truth be told, you now feel a little bit like an interloper.
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Outsiders can be told only what a tjitji, or child, would hear.
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He doesn't like to be told no, and he doesn't like defectors.
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We said, 'We will not be told what to do by acronyms.
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I think that when there is a story, it should be told.
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So she asked that she be told only when the Mets won.
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You might be told to go somewhere at sunset or sunrise, too.
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So what is the more complex story that needs to be told?
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Instant Articles is a really great way for stories to be told.
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Or can Bo's story only can be told at this small scale?
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For years I thought these were stories that needed to be told.
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There are histories that need to be told over and over again.
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Amazon Spark had been a fairly bland service, if truth be told.
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Truth be told, though, I kind of thought I'd seen it all.
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The pilgrims' tale, clearly, is not the only one to be told.
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And what was it like to be told to change your nose?
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A story that will be told in Part II of this report.
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They don't have to be told what to look at by salespeople.
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It can be told in terms of periods — ancient, medieval and modern.
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Generally, nobody likes to be told that they're anything less than great.
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And truth be told I am incredibly jealous of these third graders.
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Ingold and Humfrey are well-intentioned, and Al's story should be told.
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"I waited to be told what was good about me," Evie says.
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Six states require women be told that a fetus is a person.
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And, truth be told, too much of our commercial software is insecure.
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I'm allowing their voices to be heard, their story to be told.
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You are likely to be told that your views are not valid.
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It's a tale that easily could be told in the United States.
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Group admins will also be told how to turn the setting off.
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Whether it will be told on the runway remains to be seen.
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Truth be told, I found this sudden attack of fear very odd.
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Truth be told, though, he never had much of a legislative agenda.
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Inside the plane, the passengers will be told to brace for impact.
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Truth be told, I've never seen a single one of those movies.
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"The story needs to be told and seen," Imani Jackson Rosario wrote.
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They just don't want to be told how to think and act.
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But truth be told, there have always been cracks in Lewis' righteousness.
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Ask yourself what you would want to be told in his situation.
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Truth be told, Trump said he "didn't love the photo" of Melania.
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"Scientists don't want to be told what to work on," he said.
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But there are some stories that won't be told in the courtroom.
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The story is stark -- and can be told in just 2 charts.
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Imagine having to be told that you have to change your fingerprint.
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I don't know why we don't demand that these stories be told.
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Spanking, wanting to be told what to do, giving up control, etc.
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There are a lot of stories to be told in that world.
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And they need to be told how all this evidence fits together.
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I hoped that the parents would be told that they were wrong.
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Truth be told, Alternative for Germany didn't weaponize gender; the left did.
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But all Americans, wherever they live, deserve to be told the truth.
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The researchers asked to be told about any injuries among the volunteers.
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He refused to be told, yet again, what he could play where.
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I thought, O.K. now, this is the way it should be told.
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He had yet to be told that he has lost his father.
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Truth be told, you could even do it a day in advance.
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There are lots of stories that can be told through the work.
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" But he added pointedly: "If truth be told, none of us are.
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It's the reluctance to concede that your story deserves to be told.
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Worse, they may be told that the event didn't happen at all.
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President Trump must be told the truth about Obama's deadliest cover-up.
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"Truth be told, I probably wouldn't make it to graduation," she said.
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And, truth be told, the two countries are an awkward strategic fit.
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The American people, Mr. McCain said, need to be told the truth.
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Truth Be Told is the latest original series from Apple TV Plus.
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Truth be told, those gifts might be nothing to write home about.
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Truth be told, the Speaker didn't care much for the minority leader.
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I don't think any of those people really spoke, truth be told.
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The same story can be told when it comes to tax reform.
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Truth be told ... SW's west coast outings are pretty damn hot too.
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"They think they will be told they did something wrong," she said.
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We knew it had to be told very graphically with bold silhouettes.
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Truth be told, it could be all of these things and more.
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Rather than be told simply to "evacuate," for example, residents of a community facing flash floods, a tsunami, tornado or flames from a wildfire would be told to leave immediately and to go where they can find safe ground.
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Without Saudi film our side of the story will never truly be told.
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Truth be told ... the event was celeb light -- only a handful showed up.
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I don't have to be told, you know, I'm, like, a smart person.
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"They'll be told they cannot enter without a judicial warrant," Williams told me.
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I don't have to be told -- you know, I'm like a smart person.
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I don't have to be told -- you know, I'm like a smart person.
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"No one should be told that their love is too expensive," Clyburn said.
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They particularly don't like to be told those things by the opposing party.
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But nobody has ever had to be told that they're fat, says Engeln.
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You probably don't need to be told happiness is good for your health.
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But truth be told, the sale is so big, we often get overwhelmed.
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And truth be told, Trump's inappropriate comments and behavior shouldn't surprise us anymore.
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That our stories are important and can be told in multiple media forms.
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Truth be told, there's one other redeeming bar on the Dirty: Mug Shots.
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Tessio's face drops; he doesn't have to be told what will happen next.
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"Truth be told, they were trying to get us all together," said Cavallari.
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Around 2000% of Americans will be told they have cancer during their lifetimes.
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The lyric had to make sense and the story had to be told.
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Truth be told, I opted out of the last part of the investigation.
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Any subsequent tests, Mr Kim would be told, would get the same treatment.
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And there is also room to question whose stories deserve to be told.
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Mirren's awesomeness now comes Obama-certified, as if you needed to be told.
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Truth be told, there isn't much for any of us to do there.
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I am not saying that there isn't an economy story to be told.
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These are stories that need to be told and need to be heard.
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But, truth be told, I have an ulterior motive for asking this question.
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"I [used to] be told, 'You're not a cover model,&apos" Graham said.
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They swim to a rowboat, only to be told there's no more room.
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Such shoppers, however, aren't likely to be told outright that they're not welcome.
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Ariel Winter is not a woman who will be told what to do.
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"I [used to] be told, 'You're not a cover model,'" she told PeopleStyle.
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Truth be told though, the rest of us could use a little help.
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But sometimes people need to be told that their poor behavior is unacceptable.
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They should only be told just before the announcement to leave, he writes.
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Would they be told to come back after the upgrade had been lifted?
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"Truth be told, I wasn't sure exactly how to do coke," she confides.
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"I will not be told who to speak to, sit with, or engage."
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Tourists to Brussels would be told if you jog, stay away from Molenbeek.
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Whether they'll be told or not is pending an investigation, according to Colvin.
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Truth be told, I don't know when I was happier, then or now.
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Truth be told, there's probably a little bit of both at play here.
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They'll be told, 'We're going to separate your kids so they can bathe.
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Why should we be told how to think and what's right or wrong?
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Plus, truth be told, I found engaging with other forms of exercise humiliating.
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Our teachers deserve better than to be told they are on their own.
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What could be more demoralizing than to be told you are "nonessential personnel"?
|
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Poskitt felt there were stories to be told and, of course, there are.
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Truth be told, the images look a little staged for my tastes. But!
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And they will be told to hurry up or kiss those dreams goodbye.
|
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This story can be told as the 2008 global financial crash writ small.
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You'll be told that naloxone reverses an overdose by replacing overloaded opiate receptors.
|
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Truth be told, none of the AFC South's teams deserve a playoff berth.
|
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A top player does not necessarily need to be told the exact move.
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Though, truth be told, I would blame them for both if I could.
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There are a lot of stories that need to be told that way.
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She says they're going to be told to evacuate and we should too.
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I agree with the filmmaker Amma Asante that their stories should be told.
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Because there is no single and authoritative scientific story that can be told.
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And, truth be told, Infinity War doesn't diverge from this model that remarkably.
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Maybe you wanted to be told I don't have a problem with it.
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I think there are a lot of stories that need to be told.
|
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That story, according to Jones, needed to be told mostly by black writers.
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Truth be told, I think there are others who have not admitted it.
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Truth be told, we've mostly used such tech innovations to outsource customer service.
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I've always felt like we go to solo theater to be told secrets.
|
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Gary had to be told that Dobbs' first name was Tarik, not Bernie.
|
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Here's how my family's immigration story can be told with three different spins.
|
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Obviously, Austrians are the worst and need to be told to fuck off.
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"Some people don't like to be told what to do," Mr. Bauer said.
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They know it is a wonderful story, one that deserves to be told.
|
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Most workers do not want to be told they have to work longer.
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A similar story could be told about America in a decade or two.
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Truth be told, the previous Continental GT never seemed particularly special to us.
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The limited series will be told in eight installments delivered week-to-week.
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"This week&aposs new entry is Apple TV Plus&apos "Truth Be Told.
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Truth be told that name helped me get to where I am today.
|
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It's supposed to be soothing, and, truth be told, I don't mind it.
|
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"I never liked to be told I couldn't do certain things," he said.
|
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I wouldn't think about it too much, because Truth Be Told does not.
|
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Some of the next series include Servant, Truth Be Told, and Little America.
|
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Telling what must not be told is one of the writer's primary tasks.
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" "Let them hold their horses they will be told outside the swearing in.
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Truth be told, the Happy Meal isn't most well-known for its food.
|
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And, truth be told, the Globes hold little bearing on the Academy Awards.
|
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Truth be told, the coming semi-death of Chief Wahoo isn't a victory.
|
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Each agency will be told to trim a certain percentage from its budget.
|
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Every viewer in the theater knows that without having to be told so.
|
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It was also a story that I felt was imperative that be told.
|
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It should be able to be told almost visually, like a silent film.
|
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These stories need to be told and retold, painful as they may be.
|
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But, I know what it feels like to be told you're not enough, to be told you don't belong, and the role that the governor can play in Georgia and in America is to make certain every person believes they belong.
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People wanted to be told that there are simple solutions to the world's problems.
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Though truth be told, we'd probably both stick with exactly how we did it.
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We are going to champion their work so that their stories can be told.
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Sometimes the president needs to be told things he does not want to hear.
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Truth be told, this has been a bait-and-switch long in the making.
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Charles Sykes/Invision/AP JWoww does not want to be told how to parent.
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Migrants caught by the police checks would be told to immediately leave the country.
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I will not allow this country to be told what to do by foreigners.
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"I [used to] be told, 'You're not a cover model,' " Graham previously told PEOPLE.
|
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The reporters struggle to tell a horrific story that desperately needs to be told.
|
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Truth be told, films are not built on and sustained with just one performance.
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As I mentioned, the coffee maker also can't be told to start brewing coffee.
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I'm not going to be told that I'm damaged goods because of my tattoos.
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Truth be told, if there's a theme for my presidency, it really was that.
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I do not want to see, nor read, nor be told about the toe.
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A story that personal can't be told without a lot of love and care.
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"Truth be told, they were trying to get us all together," said Cavallari, 31.
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Truth be told, talking about a lot of these topics can be very disheartening.
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But at the same time it was a story that needs to be told.
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Truth be told, The Greatest Showman is a hollow Christmas ornament of a movie.
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A user might be told that an answer came from Yahoo or Wolfram Alpha.
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Truth be told, I hadn't officially asked my daughter to be in this film.
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Or Amazon could be told how much I'm spending on my card each month.
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We were about to be told that Leo might be on the autism spectrum.
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Truth be told, I can't remember the last time I even reached for it.
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But listeners have to want to let go and not to be told something.
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We're sure you don't need to be told, but riding elephants is not good.
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Wardle: There are really powerful people who don't want this story to be told.
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The first time I saw her, I knew her story had to be told.
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In the afternoon, participants gathered here to be told the timetable and the regulations.
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On Monday, producers said in a statement that Angie would be told off air.
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Truth be told, the concept of "love at first sight" is probably a misnomer.
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"China doesn't like to be told what to do by President Trump," he said.
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People don't want to listen; they just want to be told what things are.
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Sometimes all you need is to be told when to breath in and out.
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But I don't necessarily think that all story has to be told that way.
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And this is the same for many people here, and that must be told.
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If a great white shark swam by, it would be told to move on.
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Tom Cruise would come around the corner and be told off by Emily Blunt.
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But thanks to social media and brave Gabonese citizens, the story will be told.
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"I'm itching to be told life does more than make you old," they sing.
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Indeed, there is a whole world of stories out there waiting to be told.
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"Truth be told, the richest thing about Donald Trump is his hypocrisy," he said.
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It's a story that could only be told by me, especially for my debut.
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We're always going to be told that, but we feel like we're paying homage.
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Truth be told by the time it's my turn I feel like a snitch.
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But policymakers need to be told what parts of that evidence are most important.
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Truth be told, the Republic have never been known for playing the best football.
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I'm not such an industrious member of the industry these days, truth be told.
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He is a malleable Texan male, who has to be told where Homs is.
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To say I'm nervous is an understatement, but the truth needs to be told.
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And truth be told, Zoe has had more than her fill of it already.
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Young students must be told those stories "and a thousand more," Mr. Peck said.
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It's, truth be told, not the best Palin sketch SNL has ever turned out.
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Some prospective parents are keen not to be told the sex of the baby.
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It is unclear when the employees being evacuated will be told they can return.
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But none of us want to be told not to have that extra drink.
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"Abortion stories do not need to be told," wrote Colleen, a reader in Washington.
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Truth be told, I'm kind of enjoying this hyperactive, faux-edgy House of Cards.
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Here, you will be told to relinquish your cellphone, laptop and other electronic devices.
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The second is the story of how the first one came to be told.
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The watchword for now is "reform" and, truth be told, there's room for that.
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The story of that heart is the real tale than needs to be told.
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Perhaps the details behind the boat heist and perilous journey would finally be told.
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But the story of Christine Rothschild and Linda Tomaszewski still deserves to be told.
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But truth be told, several philanthropists said this should not be an either-or.
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How many times can we be told that radical Islamists don't represent true Islam?
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"Truth be told, hip-hop has never been respected by the Grammys,"Combs said.
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And truth be told, Moscow's influence isn't creeping into Bulgaria — it's long been here.
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The two men returned to the party, only to be told again to leave.
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Students with disabilities shouldn't be told, 'You can't have a choice other people have.
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Bushels worth of dormant stories restless to be told lurk everywhere in New York.
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For investors, it is frustrating to be told, 'Just hang on, we're making progress.
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"Parents would like to be told that vaccines are 100 percent safe," she said.
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"Truth be told, hip-hop has never been respected by the Grammys," Combs said.
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The questions that we're posing in Truth Be Told is, 'consider the human element.
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But truth be told, the one thing America got right was lenient bankruptcy laws.
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Truth Be Told instead supplements its central mystery with Poppy's increasingly complicated family life.
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In retrospect, it seems obvious that these were stories that deserved to be told.
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I'm happy that different facets of our stories are finally getting to be told.
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In close quarters, a story can be told simply, and it will be heard.
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He is shocked to be told that he can't drink alcohol in a taxi.
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The teammate explicitly requested that no one be told about what happened to him.
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But there are reasons for doubting that they have a right to be told.
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Their stories are far from over, and some are still waiting to be told.
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She wants to be told mystery stories about zombies, vampires, witches, ghosts and werewolves.
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But these are stories that need to be seen and need to be told.
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Truth be told, the Emmys are currently the most reliably surprising TV awards show.
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What are other stories from a black perspective that still need to be told?
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It is not, however, a tale that requires a white cast to be told.
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Truth be told, Jett is maybe a little too pulpy for its own good.
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Truth be told, the Klan stuff doesn't always work in The Two-Bear Mambo.
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No one likes to be told to "be yourself," but it's actually good advice.
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"Very few people I work with want to be told what to say, but they do want to be told what not to say," said Frank Luntz, the pollster and consultant who advised Mr. Bloomberg in 2001 and speaks fondly of him.
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If you're divorced, you don't need to be told that your financial life has changed.
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Yeah, I've been trying a bunch because I want to be told what to do.
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It's a useful reminder, but it's not exactly like black Americans needed to be told.
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Truth be told, Minaj and Remy Ma have had beef for years on end now.
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Now it's just a question of if and when that story gets to be told.
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But they have a story, and those stories deserve to be told because they lived.
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But I can't, so I'm trying to right my wrongs, let the truth be told.
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Truth be told, this makes the book a touch repetitive when read all at once.
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"She's going to be on our marriage certificate forever," the bride-to-be told PEOPLE.
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Truth be told, Avengers: Endgame probably isn't one of the best movies of the year.
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Whatever story will be told by the movie will be largely original, then, it seems.
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As a youngster, he would have been surprised to be told his future academic field.
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No one likes to be told who should run and who they should vote for.
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"Losing a lover: You don't need to be told how hard it is," he writes.
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A whole world full of stories, waiting to be told… if indeed HBO is interested.
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Issa's love life isn't dead; there are just new messy stories ready to be told.
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If you are powerless, he understands, your story will always be told by somebody else.
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But truth be told, wind and solar are not viable, really, at scale without storage.
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"Truth be told, I'm not developing that as a television series right now," Drescher admitted.
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But he didn't say whether the recipient would be told about the call being captured.
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The full story of the ship thought to have nuclear weapons remains to be told.
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This story which I Am the Night aims to tell doesn't want to be told.
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Plus, the public would be told to hold a fallback supply of energy and cash.
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"It was extremely overwhelming and shocking to be told that I had cancer," Hester said.
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You shouldn't be told you're completely irresponsible and be left alone with too much medication.
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"I'm not going to be told what to do anymore," she says in another scene.
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There's a lot to this story, I believe, that will be told in the future.
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She's an interesting politician Truth be told, no one expected Haley to become UN ambassador.
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Families would be told to return to face a judge some time in the future.
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Don't expect much in the way of early looks at the stories will be told.
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Star Wars Battlefront II will be told from the point of view of the Empire.
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Truth be told ... in that one shining moment, Aaron Carter was King of Sin City.
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And so it's strange, actually, to be told that and then to feel relieved [Laughs].
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"I think sometimes a lady needs to be told when she's being nasty," he continued.
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I just follow the characters and figure out what stories need to be told next.
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But the family did tell Mashable they wanted Savannah's experience to continue to be told.
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"Patients should also be told that sham controlled trials don't show any benefit," Brown added.
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But truth be told, most of life is the flat tedium of mowing the lawn.
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People want to be told who they are so sometimes we put that on ourselves.
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If Comey wants to tell his story, it will be told — one way or another.
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Truth be told, not much is known about the White Walkers on Game of Thrones.
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Truth be told, McGregor fighting Pacquiao would probably be more entertaining than him fighting Mayweather.
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We arrive at that location only to be told to return to the last location.
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Truth be told, Instant Pot sales that offer less than 30% off aren't exciting anymore.
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It decided that the case for Nearis Green's contribution was persuasive, and should be told.
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"Truth be told, I want Charlie to be president of the United States," she admits.
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It's a heartbreaking tale and similar ones could probably be told from any US jail.
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Truth be told, I have been vulnerable with a few men pre- and post-pregnancy.
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In the end, stories must be told if we are to find our better selves.
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So she needed to be told "I love you," and she needed to say it.
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Truth be told, I made the switch to an electric toothbrush about four years ago.
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It had to be told by humans where to go and what to look for.
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Again, today's luxury travelers don't want to be told what to do — they want choice.
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Matt Bevin (R), that requires women seeking an abortion to be told about the fetus.
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Why work for four years just to be told it's not enough in the end?
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If lava threatens main highways, more people will be told to prepare for voluntary evacuation.
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Truth be told, he said, he is hoping for some competition at the negotiating table.
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"Fun Factory Stronic Eins: "Truth be told, I never got off with my rabbit vibrator.
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So in a church setting you might be told what you should feel or think?
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Because, truth be told, we don't always make the most of the groceries we buy.
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A whole world full of stories, waiting to be told…if indeed HBO is interested.
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" He added, "They need to be told in no uncertain terms to knock it off.
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Then they'll be told when it will be ready, and where to pick it up.
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You don't need to be told there's something deeply wrong in the economy right now.
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If you don't know much about Thatch there's only a little you need be told.
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I know not why, and will not be told, because I am only a spearman.
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That's the cost of a story that became history — one that needs to be told.
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"This was a story that wasn't in a hurry to be told," Mr. Mabie said.
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Not out of any coldness or insensitivity, but because the next story must be told.
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And because of the way that this went down, that story had to be told.
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We were astonished to be told she wasn't familiar enough for The Times's crossword audience.
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They went on a hunger strike, demanding only that their families be told their whereabouts.
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Slaves might be told to abstain from orgasms, ostensibly to heal their negative sexual patterns.
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He cold-called would-be donors who, truth be told, sometimes hung up on him.
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You'll be told whether you should self-quarantine or seek COVID-19 testing, for instance.
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It cannot be told as a succession of amendments and laws protecting ever greater freedoms.
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These stories have to be told; otherwise, it perpetuates a culture of keeping women down.
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Instead, you'll be told to buy over-the-counter meds that are offered on commissary.
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It's the nature of the job: There is always another story waiting to be told.
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And the comic ran for five years, so there's plenty of story to be told.
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This story, Sengupta argued, should rightly be told by one of the Chibok girls themselves.
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For so long I had been drawn to stories that could be told by anyone.
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What happened on that day is a story that will be told across the country.
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He had a story, and it deserved to be told, and August Wilson told it.
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Women stand in to be told about the trimming tanks of a submarine's lower decks.
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There are tons of stories like those that will be told in the coming days.
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Truth Be Told is based on the 2017 novel Are You Sleeping by Kathleen Barber.
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I don't think that people go to 'Star Wars' to be told, 'This doesn't matter.
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Our friends know the circumstances of our family life; others should wait to be told.
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Unsworth's lawyers argued that not everything about a person can be told through one picture.
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Truth be told, though, one wishes the movie had a little more heft to it.
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People wanted this story to be told and they were eager to share their perspective.
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" At any moment, the woman said, she "could be told what to do and controlled.
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She would say she did not, only to be told that denial was a symptom.
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Well, truth be told, a version of this debate has been raging for a while.
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Truth to tell, for this show I don't need the entire tale to be told.
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"There are so many women's stories out there that need to be told," Brosnahan said.
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Their story will be told and retold, as will Trump's dishonorable, petulant, and slanderous response.
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"Truth be told, and this is crazy, but I've always wanted twins," she told Us Weekly.
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They don't want to be told that their abundance of caution is a deficit of imagination.
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Just because a story doesn't have to be told in film doesn't mean it shouldn't be.
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There are big, shocking stories to be told about media manipulation in this day and age.
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To now be told that I was suspected of crime, insurance fraud, was a new shock.
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Truth be told, I don't hold a grudge against the bull—he's just doing his job.
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I've come into a space where people expect a joke to be told a certain way.
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But customers should be told what's actually happening, not fed misleading mumbo jumbo about optimizing bitstreams.
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U.S. surveillance and counter-espionage laws restrict who can be told about classified information or investigations.
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Their stories will be told in four parts and premieres May 31 on the streaming service.
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We won't be told there's something we can't do just because we have kids at home.
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And after a while, I realized there's a core here that could be told through narrative.
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They felt like his story really needed to be told even further than the New Yorker.
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Truth be told, he didn't know he was supposed to have been listening for a beep.
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And then, if down the road, circumstances present themselves where there's more to be told, cool.
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That's something that I'm really interested in: how my story will be told after I'm gone.
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"He comes after his mom — he doesn't like to be told what to do," says Zach.
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" Six states require that abortion patients be told that a medication-induced abortion can be "reversed.
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More and more women are demanding that their voices be heard and their stories be told.
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Each has their own story that should be told, collectively embodying humanity, not unlike our own.
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She blacked out and had to be told, later, that she'd vomited in a friend's car.
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Slave narratives deserve to be told, but sometimes it's about the eyes that are watching them.
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"These stories had to be told for me to move forward in my life," said Mensa.
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Steve King (R-IA) had to be told that Google does not make the iPhone. Rep.
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Ms. May also said the Russian ambassador would be summoned to be told of Britain's response.
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When you start a new job, you'll usually be told what the standard work hours are.
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Remember how he blew it up because he doesn't like to be told what to do?
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" But, he continued, "If truth be told, sometimes the writing goes well and sometimes it doesn't.
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And in the Kondo way, you'll be told to thank the tweets that you've enjoyed before.
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And truth be told, I often chose to go on the couch, mainly out of guilt.
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We will be told that the causes of such violence are complex, and that is true.
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And you know, that&aposs a story still to be told about 15 seconds left, Chris.
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Our stories are vast, diverse, and wide-ranging — and they all deserve to finally be told.
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In reality, that desire often competes with another: the urge to be told what to do.
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"Prize"Truth be told, the prizes inside Cracker Jacks haven't been that cool for some time.
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" Truth be told ... ya might have LOL'd during her scenes in "The 40-Year-Old Virgin.
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But truth be told, just because it's new, expensive, or innovative doesn't necessarily make it amazing.
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Students won't be told the scores, but colleges will see the numbers when reviewing their applications.
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Self-defense, we will be told, is America's "first freedom," and one that guarantees all others.
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Most dogs need to be told to be "released" from work mode to interact with someone.
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Russia is a country that needs to be told not to mess with American elections again.
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Which parts of the story still needed to be told to give it a good resolution?
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Nonetheless, his legacy lives on and is most certainly a story that needs to be told.
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She'd go in feeling ill, get put on a scale, and be told to lose weight.
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And the people who did it don't need to be told how to continue the mission.
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Truth be told, it's not just that the actress is styled in a Kardashian-esque fashion.
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One source said Dublin would be told to recoup over 1 billion euros in back taxes.
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Truth be told, the first half of Fargo's third season is a little hard to take.
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"It was a broad net, but truth be told, we didn't get any bites," Keogh said.
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"A woman must not be told how to use her freedom," says Olive in one scene.
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"No, I think sometimes a lady needs to be told when she's being nasty," Babin replied.
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Who needs to be told gender-bending is everywhere when they can see it for themselves?
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Any jeweler who says it isn't worth the trouble should be told that human lives matter.
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There was a time an entire story could be told from a single painting or image.
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Believe it or not, most guests like to be told where to sit at a wedding.
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To try and tell the story in the way that Danny needed it to be told.
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They deserve to be told the truth, however painful, about the size of their pension check.
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Allen acknowledged that she may be told to stand aside in her seats of South Cambridgeshire.
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His death, in a sense, was still news, and his story still deserved to be told.
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FULL PROFILE Truth be told, Clarkstown, N.Y., probably picked the wrong name — it should be Clarkstowns.
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I'd forgotten what a joyous thing it is to allow yourself to be told a story.
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Investors need not be told everything, nor is a company required to disclose important information immediately.
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Based on your answers, you'll be told very bluntly what Mr. Trump would think of you.
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It can be excruciating—I'm quite a private person—but the story needs to be told.
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She asked to return, only to be told by Martha that this was her last visit.
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I'm sure we'll be told that this was insincere and inauthentic — after all, Clinton Rules apply.
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"Truth be told, I like to fall in love, I'm panning for gold," sings Hudson Scott.
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It reminds us of all the stories in our history that have yet to be told.
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As the father of a biracial child, [I think] these are stories that should be told.
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As the father of a biracial child, [I think] these are stories that should be told.
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After Paige demands to be told what her parents' true identity is, they finally tell her.
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Better, deeper stories need to be told to the public; the archive needs to be enriched.
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And anyone who got kind of serious, or snobbish, would be told to fuck off immediately.
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Recipients must be told if they are being offered an organ from a high-risk donor.
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Weinstein had tunnel vision in how he wanted the story to be told, Gomez-Rejon said.
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"The truth needs to be told about what happened at UBB," Blankenship said in the letter.
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There's too narrow a view of what constitutes a story, and how it should be told.
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One person tried to take a photograph — only to be told off by a security guard.
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"When I have a story I love that needs to be told that way," he said.
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To be told that you are an affirmative action hire shakes the ground under your feet.
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"Most of the time, people don't want to be told what to do," Dabney-Smith says.
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He has asked that his mother be told of his strokes, but his mother is dead.
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He asked that his surgeon not be told that he had voted for Brexit — just yet.
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Criminals must be told that their CIVIL LIBERTIES END WHEN AN ATTACK ON OUR SAFETY BEGINS!
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The story needed to be told, and I needed to be the one to tell it.
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The nostalgic sap in me, truth be told, wanted to go with Minnesota's resurgent Derrick Rose.
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I took out my phone and snapped a picture, thinking I would be told to stop.
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Freed from the narrow confines of boxes, these unidentified women demand that their stories be told.
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Truth be told, "Christopher Robin" can lose money and still be considered a success inside Disney.
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Which, truth be told, doesn't make me lose any sleep; what I am is Puerto Rican.
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And in this day and age, I think it deserves to be told through queer people.
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"Truth be told, I don't go into these things knowing if they'll work," Mr. Abloh said.
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Instead, people may be told to self-quarantine and keep a careful eye on their symptoms.
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Similar stories can be told of the other eurozone countries that received bailout-and-austerity packages.
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Casey called 911, only to be told that the nearest ambulance was a half-hour away.
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Other states require that beneficiaries be told of the trust on their 18th or 21st birthday.
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Donors might be told they're funding a new initiative, such as educational programming for refugee children.
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It's humiliating and degrading to be told that your very presence in a restroom is unacceptable.
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With this, the story has to be told in a certain way for people to connect.
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"Truth be told, we've had five scripts in various stages of development for months," he wrote.
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That's just one of several stories that will likely be told in full later this week.
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Thanks to a Government Accountability Office report issued this week, the truth can now be told.
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Naderi had suggested the idea to Karzai, only to be told that no woman was qualified.
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They argued that city officials should be told to change Flint's water supply to protect residents.
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It was, truth be told, a miserable day in the neighborhood: gray skies, sheets of rain.
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"The women coming forward is the only way that that story will be told," she said.
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Truth be told, there is no visible concrete wall for the federal government to run into.
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"The academy can't be in the place of deciding which stories can be told," he said.
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But for a reporter, the story of how Ms. Dockery died still needed to be told.
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The Poles did not want to be told by the Russians when the day would end.
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Truth be told ... it wasn't hard to confirm, after photos surfaced of the two passionately kissing.
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It was, truth be told, kind of a boring game, as defensive slugfests can often be.
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A similar story can be told about iRobot, the company behind the Roomba robotic vacuum cleaner.
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And some of that is going on all over the world, but I feel like in Chicago it's a unique story that needs to be told the right way, and I try to tell it the way it's supposed to be told because I'm from the streets.
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We expect that more awful stories are only going to be told in the days to come.
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As a journalist, I knew immediately that this was a space where important stories could be told.
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And perhaps more important, who shapes the story that will be told about what has been found?
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"He had a story, and it deserved to be told and August Wilson told it," Davis said.
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Truth be told, it is super-duper slow these days and I find myself really lacking motivation.
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Today, it's trading around $58 per share, so that's ultimately a positive story to be told there.
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After three interviews, he has yet to be told what will become of him and his wife.
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And normally, this is where Caps fans would be told to act like they've been there before.
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Medeiros, for example, said he's been waiting 18 months to be told to report to basic training.
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In this collection, Richard Hedger features its members and allows their stories to be told through portraits.
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They've told stories that need to be told, championing narratives that have historically been excluded from Hollywood.
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Additional reading: Americans are sharing what it's like to be told to go back to your country.
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There's only so much you can be told that before you start to think you're going crazy.
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When Deloach demanded to be told what he'd done wrong, Boykin arrested him, according to court documents.
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It was quite mentally traumatizing for a child to be told that all this stuff is happening.
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No doubt there's a plethora of stories to be told about sex trafficking and forced sex labor.
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It needed to be an ongoing series to accurately tell the tale that needed to be told.
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They want to be told that they look beautiful and be remembered for all the right reasons.
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"I love you," the 22-time Grammy winner and mother-to-be told Banks during their conversation.
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Truth be told, we're not surprised to see Gaga pull off such an enigmatic look so seamlessly.
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Truth be told, though, the end may be nigh for all road-crossing buttons, placebo or real.
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I mean, there's a ton of stories in that world that are just itching to be told.
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Cohen goes on to argue that he thinks it's plausible that Trump would be told in advance.
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That's the story of Sandra Bland that needs to be told alongside the narrative about her death.
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And no person wants to be told in public that they are less than, for any reason.
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It's one thing to be told that your wants and desires are solely the results of programming.
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The demand is that the story be told sort of with the legacies that are laid down.
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Truth be told, most people are less than great at protecting their skin, at least every day.
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I am more interested in personal stories—stories that can be told with insight, nuance, and passion.
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Truth be told, more must done now if we are going to make workplaces safer for all.
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"We were not going to be told what to do and what not to do," she said.
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"Kids want to be shown how to do something, not just be told about it," said Barany.
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"I think there are a lot of stories to be told," said CMU Ph.D. student Aayush Bansal.
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Truth be told, if you listen, you'll hear a female voice repeatedly say, "Yeah," but that's it.
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Truth be told: it's no contest, as each and every one of these alpacas is a winner.
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But I don't need to be told, Chris, the same thing every day, every morning — same words.
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Truth be told 2017 has also been a year of inspiring social action taken by everyday people.
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"But a hashtag and a presence over the internet enabled that story to be told," Clyburn said.
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"There's a lot to this story, I believe that will be told in the future," Cheshire said.
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Often, there are interesting stories to be told about a game, even if you haven't played it.
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I don't need to be told that going braless is "empowering" as much I don't need patriarchy.
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Truth be told, I've known about Trico for years, but I never thought we'd actually ever meet.
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This isn't us telling our story; it is part of the story that's going to be told.
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"I don't need to be told that I'm beautiful," says author and long-time activist Marilyn Wann.
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Quite the contrary: Some of the most insightful stories about any place can be told by outsiders.
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This needs to be told and I'm happy that we are giving it up, telling some truth.
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Laurie refuses to be told what to do, and is full of hatred for the outside world.
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If the report is accepted, whoever posted the video will be told their content is under review.
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I think the important thing is you can be told one thing, but you can show another.
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And truth be told, this is business, and nobody cares about what you need, feel, or want.
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Similar stories can be told about municipal investment in the arts in Chicago, Cleveland, Houston, Minneapolis-St.
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Maisel proves that there are still so many stories about Jewish women that remain to be told.
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Elizabeth should be told to bring anxiety issues to counselors and administration in the future, it said.
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Under the proposal, the I.R.S. would no longer be told the identities of contributors to these nonprofits.
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Who really wants to go to the doctor and be told there is something wrong with you?
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It also taps into the best of 40K storytelling, which is that any story can be told.
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It's not only nice to be told your product is awesome, but it can become downright addicting.
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But he's definitely biased toward action, so he's going to try and have to be told otherwise.
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When our major parties offer bad candidates, they need to be told that in no uncertain terms.
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See, I had to be told I could go to college, any college, anywhere, and study anything.
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Over and over again, I'd be told that the presentation was spot-on, and yet, no funds.
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Women are also more likely to be told their pain is "psychosomatic," or influenced by emotional distress.
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If screeners can't be sure they are safe, travelers will be told to discard or check them.
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As with all Quibi series, each chapter of the story will be told in 10-minute portions.
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I felt a little ashamed of this — it seems childish to want to be told a story.
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Indeed, the stories of many tech giants can be told through the big question they eventually answered.
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Cormier and Jones were fighting to determine whose era this would be, whose story would be told.
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Nowhere in the story will the reader be told that Democrats have a supermajority in the legislature.
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"Survivors need to know the truth — not excuses why the truth can't be told," Mr. MacLeish said.
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Apple&aposs worst-reviewed shows, "Truth Be Told" and "See," have "rotten" critic scores on Rotten Tomatoes.
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"Elijah Cummings refused to be told what he could become or where his dreams might end," Rep.
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I have a great team, and I love giving wings to stories that need to be told.
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The series, like the Instagram account, will be told through the eyes of a young Prince George.
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To kill people living within a population, you have to be told who and where they are.
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She included a polite note asking that, if her tumor was not eligible, she be told why.
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We believed that they would tell our stories the way we want our stories to be told.
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It is a fable that can literally be told as a bedtime story about "sharing" and giraffes.
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And to be labeled abnormal is to be told that you should be other than you are.
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Truth be told, no one had expected my grandfather to pass away so early or so suddenly.
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Much like with What Never Was, the ending implies that there is more story to be told.
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Up next, Marieme has a song featured in the Apple+ show Truth Be Told, out December 6.
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It felt like a story that needed to be told, and needed to reach a larger audience.
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Truth be told, I wasn't going to interview Alan Thicke when the opportunity arose back in August.
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Truth be told, I really want a weighted blanket to help get me through these trying times.
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If I try to explain that, will I be told again that I just don't get it?
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It strips away ancestral horror so that the legend of the lineage can be told as hagiography.
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What should he be told about the role that Japanese internment camps have played in American history?
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They would be told the police would be notified and they would be thrown out the venue.
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And it would be not uncommon, since there was a joint defense agreement that— I don't know if they pretty much— I don't know if they participated in the preparation, but they'd certainly be told about it, just like he would be told about what other people were doing.
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Truth be told, this thing is a piece of history — and not an entirely positive history to boot.
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And unfortunately, it's all too common to be told the wrong info about sex right off the bat.
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Our sons, all the young men in our lives need to be told: Alcohol is never an excuse.
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You'll be told how much smaller the resulting file will be, and you can save it to disk.
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I appreciate the restorative aspects of yoga, but, truth be told, I like it more because it's instructive.
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Truth be told thou, we about $20,25 short from being able to sell this to ya’ll.
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Self-confident types as they are, they most likely don't like to be told they've got it wrong.
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I would love to do that version of the show but that's in the future to be told.
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He then appeared in another NBC comedy the next year called Truth Be Told with Mark-Paul Gosselaar.
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"I was nervous to take this step again, honestly," the bride-to-be told PEOPLE in December 2017.
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And the story that needs to be told is ... This is your friend Bill Simmons's documentary series. Yes.
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There's clearly an appetite for stories about queer cultural figures, and plenty with fascinating stories to be told.
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One man asked to use the restroom, only to be told that bathrooms were only for paying customers.
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Matt tells the boy that he'll be told not to be angry, not to feel sorry for himself.
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"I felt that they are wanting their story to be told, and it didn't happen before," Alvado said.
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They may be told to flip a patient on their side to prevent asphyxiation if the person vomits.
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"Kamala Harris doesn't need to be told what the concerns of the black community are," the aide said.
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The history of the United States cannot truly be told without acknowledging the impact of boxing on society.
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Also they will be told they're part of the world's first robotic delivery trials which is pretty cool!
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Figuring out what to do after a denial can be frustrating, since you likely won't be told why.
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After she has the attendant killed, by her security team, she asks to be told about his death.
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That goes back to my point where we need to divulge everything, the truth needs to be told.
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The true story of one of India's most powerful, colourful and divisive personalities is yet to be told.
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No one likes to be told that, after winning the lottery, they have to give up the money.
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Employees should be told what technologies are being used in their workplaces and which data are being gathered.
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"Daesh has committed many horrors in Darzab that can't be told," said the Taliban's main spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid.
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To be blind on the internet, at its worst, is to be told that you are a liar.
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Sterling's relatives are angry because they thought they would be told of any decision before it went public.
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"I love you," the 22-time Grammy winner and mother-to-be told the teen during their conversation.
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It's the core dynamic that runs through the story, and it can be told a thousand a ways.
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Bigots and racists must be told in no uncertain terms that our society is for all of us.
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Those readers didn't want to be told by Ann Landers, or anyone else, what they had to tolerate.
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It was not fun to play, she said, but a painful story she felt needed to be told.
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"We couldn't be happier to announce that we're having a baby!" the mom-to-be told PEOPLE exclusively.
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As I'm sure legions of people throughout history would agree, some stories just aren't meant to be told.
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Obama was the Democrats' answer to the 21st century and refused to be told to wait his turn.
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Nobody wants to be told that others are doing better, but finding that out can help you improve.
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Big Challenge 2: President Trump doesn't like to be told what to do, even by people he respects.
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People see this and understand without needing to be told that the phone is polished and user-friendly.
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If a woman is single, she will be told to keep quiet because she doesn't have a husband.
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Truth be told, entertainers who use their money to buy investment properties almost always score big over time.
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"Truth be told, for as long as I can remember I've struggled with my body image," she wrote.
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Some stories are too insane not to be told, especially if someone bribed you not to tell it.
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If the show were completely faithful to Kraus's novel, it would be told entirely from Chris's discontented perspective.
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Truth be told, the stories are lovely and lyrical, but often quite disheartening, which may dissuade some readers.
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And if you're a minority, Sue says you'll likely be told that the issue isn't a big deal.
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These stories must continue to be told so the world can put faces next to the harrowing statistics.
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Truth be told, I can't remember feeling so disconnected from a group of Black women in my life.
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" I say, "Because I'm not going to be told by somebody to have something which I don't want.
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Probably. Between July 218 and Aug 23 we would be told, every day, that our paychecks were coming.
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" Streisand said so many people, especially women, know what it feels like to be told, "No, you can't.
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In the UK, 55,000 women and 350 men will be told that they have the disease this year.
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When he didn't come home that day, they phoned the next morning to be told he had died.
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Truth be told, I'm still playing catch-up and I didn't have any major emergencies along the way.
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The stories of patients deprived of quality treatment and doctors thwarted from providing good care must be told.
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In Los Angeles, he auditioned for an educational theater group, only to be told he was too old.
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Mr. Silver said he wondered how the story could be told visually, and that's where Marvel came in.
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Truth be told, the iPhone XR already has a great camera — and it could be getting even better.
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Such systems can be seeded with a topic, or the first few paragraphs, and be told to "write".
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Assad and Putin should be told that hostile aircraft that violate this safe zone will be shot down.
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So how healthy is it to be told hourly that you&aposre heartless, racist and killing the Earth?
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A similar story can be told about other more Republicans from districts skeptical of Trump, from Pennsylvania Rep.
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There's a very similar story that it can be told about East Africans with respect to the marathon.
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"I kind of knew, like, 'You know something, I think I'm pregnant,'" the mom-to-be told UsWeekly.
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From the coverage that existed, it felt like there was a much more interesting story to be told.
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Truth be told, Incesticide was only ever released because Cobain was given full creative control over the project.
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As a kid, you always want to be told that you're part of something special that nobody knows.
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You drive hundreds of miles & wait in line only to be told the court date was not real.
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You leverage your boss for support and barrier-busting rather than waiting to be told what to do.
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He still remembers submitting required documents in the beginning, only to be told that they had been lost.
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To be told that those who reflect our existence are merely human reminds us that we are, too.
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One could be told if they're on the list, but had no way to be cleared from it.
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There is another story to be told here — one that goes beyond the numbers and into the words.
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The rest, including both men and women, will be told to have one serving of alcohol a day.
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We expected to have this ultrasound done and be told there was no more fluid in his lungs.
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Random numbers—more precisely, the pseudorandom numbers that computers can be told to generate—can be really useful.
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Truth be told, talking about #MeToo isn't as close to B99's wheelhouse as the show might like.
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Of course, that call would turn into a redirected call, or I'd be told to try another number.
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"This is an important story to be told," said Irvin M. Lippman, the executive director of the museum.
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Nearly all allowed me to tape record our interviews so the story could be told with more precision.
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The only thing missing from their daytime date, truth be told, is some Halo Top ice cream ©.
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And the African story needs to be told by Africans, because our story has been told by others.
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Her parents took her to see many eye doctors, only to be told that there was nothing wrong.
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"We have been informed that we will be told more information in the morning," he said Tuesday night.
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This is a story that needs to be told before we in America become victims of displaced compassion.
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"The Champions Club demands the legend of Dr Disrespect be told," wrote Dr Disrespect in an emailed statement.
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Shult says he expects that they'll be told to mix multiple samples together to make it more efficient.
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"I had to be turned into the office and be told what I did wrong," she told VICE.
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Now that I'm covering the South, I can't help wondering how the story would be told differently today.
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To be told a story with unrelenting energy like "Wuthering Heights," where one can feel the writer's breath.
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Whole tales from our ancient books, from the Mahabharata, the Ramayana, would be told with just three actors.
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AppleTV is making its first foray into crime dramas with its multi-perspective mini-series, Truth Be Told.
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Women will not be told what to do, or by whom, but who know themselves and their lives.
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We believe it is important for that story to be told and that's why we're standing here today.
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Like the final season of "Game of Thrones," the ending of our story is yet to be told.
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There are good stories to be told by serious filmmakers who respect themselves, their colleagues and their audience.
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A key element of informed consent is that research subjects should be told who is funding the study.
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Ninety minutes from now, someone will either be told they have ALS—or they will die from it.
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Honestly when I first came out here, suddenly to be told I'm a minority was a big shock.
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A story can be told in a scene, or in an episode, or in a handful of them.
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The Duke of Windsor returns to London, only to be told he could not attend his niece's coronation.
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They don't need to be told how to sell the exact same things in the exact same way.
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Edith Finch is an example of stories, multiple, that can only be told by the video gaming medium.
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Brault said he was encouraged to be told that his stay on the injured list should be brief.
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Much of Lily's story will be told in new online videos, rather than on televised episodes of the show.
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Truth be told, the opposition party Bannon referred to is actually the majority of Americans -- not just the media.
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Colleges will be able to see the number when considering applicants, but students themselves won't be told their scores.
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HURT: Tell me I&aposm wrong, because I&aposd love to be told that I&aposm wrong about this.
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Today's report has one sentence that sums up a major problem today (and truth be told, for many years).
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" Beauchamp recalled quickly accumulating the required number of subscribers only to be told her company had become "too big.
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For truth be told, we both know who will be behind my death, but dare not call his name.
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There's also a ghost desperate for her truth to be told, just to keep us all on our toes.
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An action-packed plot with the most imaginative creatures, Fantastic Beasts is a story that needs to be told.
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Truth be told, a similar feature will be built into iOS come this fall — but it's not available yet.
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She didn't operate that way, and it annoyed her that Corbally would think she even needed to be told.
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He protested furiously in the group, only to be told to "calm the fuck down, it's just harmless fun".
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A Puppy's Dream Come True comes out April 11th and will be told from the spoiled perspective of Babydoll.
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To be told that my dyslexia had an upside shifted my perspective on myself and the world around me.
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The restaurant employee called the incident "vulgar and shocking," and said the group had to be told to stop.
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To create a space for each one of our stories to be told and heard is our greatest pursuit.
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I'd get the Hoover out and start putting papers in piles, only to be told to leave things alone.
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The Experience Project allowed their narrative to be told in real time, with an interactive Greek chorus following along.
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We don't know if you need to be told this, but the air you breathe is kind of important.
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The victim will usually be told to pay via wire transfer or prepaid card to avoid penalties or punishment.
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The Beta rolls out to testers tomorrow, and people who can get it will be told how via email.
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"We think Todd Young is a strong conservative whose story needs to be told to Republican voters," Prior said.
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Still, the stories that make the biggest impact aren't always the ones that most urgently need to be told.
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It helps to be told that at least some people have figured out what those next steps look like.
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To be told by my agent that because they hadn't said anything to my agency, there was nothing wrong.
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Soon after their interview is done and Villechaize ensures his story will be told, he takes his own life.
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Jones comfortably won this contest with Henderson offering very little in terms of offence nor defence, truth be told.
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That American consumers don't want to catch your drift; they want to be told exactly what you're getting at.
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The mother of an abductee, Sakie Yokota, said it is important for Kim to be told of the problem.
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I walked in well before their advertised closing time one evening only to be told they were shuttering early.
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That is a tale that can be told in her two decades of VMAs performances—and Britney knows this.
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It's often a compliment for an actor to be told they resemble a character they're playing in some way.
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" The performance was meant to raise questions, he said: "What is the story that can be told from this?
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If the trailer is any indication, a lot of "flat-out lies" will be told during the reunion special.
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She's also had years and years to tell her story in the way she'd like it to be told.
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Five miles, only to be told by the von Furstenberg in no uncertain terms that it counts for nothing.
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We saw Hannah's version of events unfold, but there's a lot more to be told also about those characters.
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Would people who'd temporarily been put on the no-fly list be told they couldn't buy a gun, period?
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During the following decade state laws were passed requiring police to be told of child-abuse disclosed during treatment.
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It was a much-needed catalyst and gave a large platform for necessary stories and experiences to be told.
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Sometimes art doesn't imitate life — and truth be told, Constance Zimmer never considered herself a part of Bachelor Nation.
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They've narrowed the search down, but a name remains elusive, one of many stories still waiting to be told.
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Truth be told, such thinking is a symptom of what is so fundamentally wrong and unfair in America's economy.
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But truth be told, no app in the world can lead to greater productivity without buy-in from you.
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I would later be told that archaeologists were worried about the strain tourism was placing on this fragile site.
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Philadelphia fans also don't like to be told to cut it out, even when they're admonished by their own.
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About one quarter said they want hotels to take preventative measures, but don't want to be told about them.
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Even if they do apologize, they'll be told they did it the wrong way or they weren't convincing enough.
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Those are the stories that deserve to be told, and it should be up to us to tell them.
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Whoop Dee Doo, a performance troupe, will also stage a variety show, and stories will be told for preschoolers.
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If it's unclear when someone is ready to be told something, then the question ''May I tell her today?
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If there's a problem with vaccines for our kids, we should be told as soon as the police knew.
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"Truth be told, for me to put this single out and be out was very nervewracking," she says hesitantly.
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If I'm coming in for a routine OB/GYN appointment, I don't need to be told to lose weight.
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I knew I was going to be [in prison] and I just felt that our story should be told.
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It would be better if it also at least acknowledged the possibility that some jokes ought not be told.
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The news scared Gomez-Rejon and put Weinstein into overdrive on how he thought the story should be told.
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" A woman vows, "I'm not going to be told what to do anymore," not by "any man ever again.
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Students of the period do not need to be told how things unfolded after Mr. Melcher met Mr. Manson.
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It is pretty scary to be told that you may not have a surgery to try to eradicate cancer.
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She recently traveled and wanted to be tested for covid-19, only to be told there were no tests.
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If I took a quiz wanting to be told I was gay or bisexual, that would be the conclusion.
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NPH: Truth be told, I also play Hay Day but will eventually make my way down to the gym.
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Kamal passed the test, only to be told he wasn't allowed go because he didn't have the right papers.
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"Their stories won't be told: family strife, alienation, perhaps addiction, poverty or violence in a big city," he wrote.
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She wondered when she'd be told that she would meet a tall dark stranger, go on a long journey.
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I was sure I was about to be told that one of my parents or my son had died.
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Truth be told, it's not a front-page story, just a gossipy attempt to satisfy a much larger quest.
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It also left those in the courtroom wondering if the tale of a corrupted president would indeed be told.
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I felt while there were still enough of them, thankfully still with us, the story needed to be told.
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Their wins give us more hope that our stories will be told in more nuanced, sensitive and multidimensional ways.
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But when my host led me to his very small bedroom, I sensed another story aching to be told.
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If there's an optimistic story to be told about the future of economics, Ms. Wu may well represent it.
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The mystery is why it has to be told once more, especially in a volume of almost 21945 pages.
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The series, which does not yet have a release date, will be told from the perspective of Prince George.
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We have waited 18 months to be told no, this is not how we handle this on MSU's campus.
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Several said they had not heard of evacuation offers and begged to be told of any chances to escape.
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It had to be told after Iraq, and the massive reaction or overreaction to the trauma of 9/11.
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A young woman tries to help him, only to be told that he can't be touched by a woman.
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Or Yotam Ottolenghi's recipe for hummus, which truth be told is pretty excellent even if you use canned chickpeas.
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Watch Refinery29's Truth Be Told episode on the sex workers' movement to reclaim the validity of their labor.
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Really great people, they want direction, but they don&apost want to be told how to do their job.
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"I couldn&apost believe after all these years we&aposd just be told &aposok, now leave,&apos" he said.
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The Constitution provides for the public to be told of the state of health of a president, if serious.
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But the announcement does not determine once and for all whether the public will be told about a hack.
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" Producers want to be told, "This is what it's going to look like, and it's going to be successful.
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I have a lot of respect for Anna and I agree that stories like hers need to be told.
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Just as the Patriots were going to be told to stop using theirs, the Steelers headsets began working again.
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"Luckily" because his daughter was less likely to be told that she was too dark-skinned to be beautiful.
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Fletcher), Niecy Nash (When They See Us), Octavia Spencer (Truth Be Told), and India Eisley (I Am The Night).
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Finally, consider what stories of outsiders in your own community need telling, and brainstorm ways they could be told.
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Truth be told, we don't have a huge family, and sometimes we don't even have guests over for Christmas.
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This has led to questions about how the AIDS story should be told, and who gets to tell it.
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Responsible lenders don't need to be told to assess the ability of borrowers to repay, but payday lenders do.
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Somewhere in there is a Sholem Aleichem — a rich story to be told of the lore of that time.
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Nobody likes to be told that they need to curtail their policy ambitions to meet a cynical electoral calculus.
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The New York Times reported many of the crimes across the country, but there was more to be told.
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Yet despite making this comparison in my head multiple times, I still needed to be told how Marian died.
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One needs only watch National Geographic documentaries or BBC specials to see how well the story can be told.
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Men should do what they want and not be told by other people whether they're too feminine or masculine.
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This same story can be told by people from South Africa to South Asia, to Eastern Europe to Indonesia.
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And also, they don't want to be told, lectured at by tech companies, which tech people love to do.
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The stories yet to be told—the fossils hidden for millions of years—are just waiting to be found.
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Only to be told by Google that the process to validate Android with another search engine "is not open yet".
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HANNITY: When this report comes out, Horowitz will interviewed, they will be subpoenaed and then the story will be told.
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They proved that excellent, fun, delightful stories can be told in all kinds of styles, about all kinds of characters.
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The constitution provides for the public to be told of the state of health of an incumbent president, if serious.
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But, truth be told, they can be difficult to DIY if you don't have access to a professional 24/7.
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But I also didn't see how a story like this could be told without being upfront about those harsh realities.
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She also has a couple leading television roles lined up in new shows Truth Be Told and Madam C.J. Walker.
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What Gunter wasn't expecting was to be told emphatically, just a few hours into the morning, that death doesn't exist.
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This is a film that has its heart in the right place, with a story that deserves to be told.
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Truth be told, you might as well avoid the ear and save room in your stomach for a tastier taco.
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It became clear that the story to be told was one of struggle, ingenuity, perseverance and—ultimately—an undeniable triumph.
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"The Valley may be known around the world for agriculture, but there's another story ready to be told," he said.
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Even though these robots are incredibly smart, they need to be told almost on a daily basis what to do.
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In another, someone on the phone with their mother, asking to be told that everything was going to be okay.
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Instead, workers are promised something called a defined-contribution (DC) pension which, truth be told, isn't a pension at all.
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But as a privacy rights advocate against abusive government surveillance, the story needs to be told -and not politically delayed.
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If we are going to have these stories up onscreen, dramatized or not, they should also be told by women.
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"A lot of these spirits have a story that needs to be told, and they had been forgotten," Schrader says.
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Truth be told, the YotaPhone hasn't exactly been all that relevant to the west — or even Russia — in recent years.
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Tasteless jokes now can be told quicker and to larger audiences than ever, which doesn't mean there won't be criticism.
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I love ProMotion, but truth be told, I didn't find myself missing it too much on the mini's smaller screen.
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And, truth be told, it's a lot more similar to the way "non-conspiracy theorists" operate than one might think.
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Truth be told, the illustrations look a little like Kimojis, but the fact of the matter is the socks exist.
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Every call is recorded, every hour is tracked, and you will be told if they decide they want your opinion.
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There is a chance I could go home tonight, but truth be told, I'm not so sure I want to!
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These days, truth be told, she's not just hanging out on her sofa wearing the same outfit all week long.
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We want people to be able to go into a treatment center and be told, Hey we're glad you're here.
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The developers need to make sure there are the tools in the game that allow that story to be told.
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She Would Be KingBy Wayétu MooreOut September 11History can be told by the way it "really" happened in dry textbooks.
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"Breaking" is television jargon meaning that they're figuring out which stories should be told, and how they should tell them.
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"I just want more trans stories and I want more LGBTQ stories to be told,"Murphy told The Hollywood Reporter.
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Jules was stunned to be told she needed to meet with Ben and two non-specialist psychologists to discuss access.
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Truth be told, there's something to be said about having a constructive, productive mindset when it comes to your finances.
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The nominating states will be told of the results for their candidate, but overall results will not be made public.
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Thus, this show's attention to the ephemera of everyday life allows for different stories to be told about the country.
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So it seems kind of unbelievable that you would be told that this is something that can&apost be done.
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It didn't know what to make of people, and truth be told, people didn't know what to make of it.
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JR: You'll point a camera at a friend's shoes and be told where to get them and at what price.
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There are so many stories that need to be told, and like I said, we're just touching the iceberg here.
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Democratic lawmakers showed up and were also denied — only to be told that the bill wasn't even in the room!
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I don't want to ever be told that I have to stop creating because I don't suit the market anymore.
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Let's face it, I am as guilty as anyone -- perhaps even a little bit more than most, truth be told.
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They had never attended a senate hearing, but knew exactly what it was like to be told to leave it.
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You may be told to evacuate, but if you don't have a car or money for traveling, that's not realistic.
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Stop acting all high and mighty, that's what I used to be told, and get the fuck back to work.
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"I come all the way from Fiji only to be told we are not invited to cover this," he said.
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She would either never hear back from the venues, or she would be told smoking wasn't allowed on the premises.
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And yet, truth be told, as a sex worker I often broke my own rules, and boundaries were constantly shifting.
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I felt as though I had stepped into a Dickensian mystery of buried truths and misdeeds waiting to be told.
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