He wasn't brought up the way you were brought up and I was brought up through love of this country.
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I was brought up just like these young guys were brought up.
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It's the way I was brought up, and it's the way I brought up my kids.
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Some people brought up reality TV. Some people brought up celebs and all the bodies on display.
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She was one of the names that were brought up, which I brought up, I think I did.
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Faintly echoing Mr. Trump's falsehood about the president's origins, he questioned Mr. Obama's Americanism ("He wasn't brought up the way you were brought up, and I was brought up, through love of this country," he said).
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Frankel brought up Medley's behavior when she drinks and becomes, Frankel said, erratically emotional and thin-skinned; and Medley brought up Frankel's lunch date.
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You brought up air travel, you brought up internet access, laptops — you wouldn't think that the root of those price differences are all the same cause.
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They then compared it to other names, noticing that Prince Albert's brought up an "Access Denied" message, while, Prince Arthur brought up a "Page Does Not Exist" message.
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It's funny you brought up Bono's stage name because when I was researching this album, a lot of it brought up the strain the tour brought on Bono's marriage.
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Whenever the topic of non-entertainment use cases for virtual reality is brought up, it doesn't take long for the practice of virtual walk-throughs to be brought up.
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And then for other people it brought up more shame because people were saying it's disgusting and because it was Trump it brought up how you felt about him.
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" - Tommy, 228 "Grandpa brought up abortion during dessert.
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"I am confident that the Americans brought up the issue and President Trump brought up the issue of the detained Canadians in China," Trudeau said during a news conference in Toronto.
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We brought up Rampage ... Walker said he's absolutely down.
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Searching for "suicide" on the former reportedly brought up "suicide kits" and nooses, and searches for the term on the latter brought up sleeping pills, pesticides, and a "How To Commit Suicide" book.
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As for how it was handled ... Camille says the issue was brought up then -- much like it's being brought up now -- and believes speaking your truth is the best way to address it.
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The union brought up the 2005 bill in its letter.
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Pompeop also said he brought up the detention of Americans.
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When the measure was brought up again on Tuesday, Rep.
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What a good sport, a well brought up Canadian boy.
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Al Franken brought up congressman's prior holdings in tobacco companies.
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This isn't the first time he's brought up that concept.
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I was wondering if that brought up anything for you.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Chuck Grassley brought up Biden early.
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Jassy brought up an internal motto people at AWS use.
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When I brought up her name, people were like, 'Oooh.
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Ultimately, he too brought up the quid pro quo argument.
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RW Joel Vermin was brought up on an emergency recall.
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Employee: You brought up a really good point about reputation.
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It has yet to be brought up for a vote.
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Each installation brought up its own issues, Ms. Marriage said.
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My phone sensed the NFC and brought up Apple Pay.
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A month later, I brought up exclusivity and he agreed.
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When the topic was brought up, I made the comment.
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Aidan: I think being Mancunian you're brought up on it.
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Wynn brought up each of these topics without being prompted.
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Mr. Bush brought up the needs of New Hampshire voters.
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I was brought up in a very culturally affiliated home.
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Both brought up a lot of new emotions for me.
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Emily Blake: I'm glad you brought up his TPAB reference.
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He also brought up its ethical aspects with his students.
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Williams also brought up Alabama's controversial measures to ban abortions.
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I'm glad you brought up how he's misgendered so much.
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BROADLY: Precious, earlier you brought up being born in Nigeria.
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He winced if I brought up the Kardashians, even jokingly.
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He brought up the Smashing Pumpkins again, too, completely unprompted.
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She then brought up the issue of paid maternity leave.
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But nobody I talked to brought up those issues unprompted.
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Sarcasm overtook the conversation when someone brought up social media.
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It was something I brought up and I started playing.
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Seeing the lyrics brought up "difficult, negative feelings," he said.
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Parking and storing it, however, brought up its own challenges.
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I was brought up by my mother and older sister.
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We were all brought up in our own unique ways.
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"Not one person has brought up impeachment," Mr. Bramnick said.
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And I should have never brought up your military service.
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Has this been brought up in conversations with our staff?
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Trump repeatedly brought up Steinle's case on the campaign trail.
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One congresswoman even brought up his hair during the hearing.
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Katie Porter even brought up his hair during the hearing.
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That brought up Carlos Beltran, the Yankees' most dangerous hitter.
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Another person brought up the engineer Joseph Somers's photographic memory.
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When I brought up the subject, Corkin pursed her lips.
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So we were brought up on the British education system.
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Crime Irish sons are brought up to honor their mothers.
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This year's election news has brought up a painful memory.
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"It's legitimate that the bill be brought up," he said.
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Some also brought up Trump's plan to deport undocumented immigrants.
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As a nomad, we're brought up with food with meat.
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Just that atmosphere and environment I was brought up in.
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During the trial, Camp's defense brought up Deneke's arrest record.
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Whenever tax reform is brought up in the Senate, Sen.
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Lawmakers cheered when Ryan brought up the subject of timeliness.
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While there, he brought up the cost of the storm.
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That's probably something you just brought up and made up.
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During the meeting, Mr. Mattis brought up the other countries.
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I have been brought up around guns all my life.
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The story was brought up in the company's 9 a.m.
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I was very proper, brought up in the Victorian way.
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Terry's brothers were brought up to take over Allen & Company.
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"He brought up Canada any chance he could," Rautins continued.
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The first was when Bartiromo brought up South Carolina Gov.
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Then, out of nowhere, Ong Thanh brought up the war.
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But the measure was not brought up for a vote.
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"I brought up the bureaucracy and red tape," he said.
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"Oh, well, he brought up a good point," she said.
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I was brought up Catholic, my generation was very prudish.
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Clicking the warranty button still brought up Amazon's Pinzon policy.
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The three of them were brought up in Owatonna, Minnesota.
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The online personalities were brought up numerous times on Wednesday.
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Moderators at the debates haven't even brought up the issue.
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Now, Andrew brought up the idea that it's warm weather.
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He brought up Valerie Jarrett, a senior adviser to Obama.
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I was not brought up to live in this manner.
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Ten readers brought up Calgary's very important contribution: ginger beef.
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Matt Gaetz brought up Hunter Biden's substance abuse issues. Rep.
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We weren't brought up to give a shit about money.
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Colbert then brought up Trump's second tweet alluding to Gen.
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The fact it brought up terrible memories for some people.
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KS: There are some names that have been brought up.
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He brought up the Switch, Nintendo's newest console, as an example.
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Miller nods when Gregerson's name is brought up and then shrugs.
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Because then I brought up Syria, and I said — Q: Afterwards?
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It is true that both parties brought up alarming crime statistics.
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But at some point somebody just brought up bringing him back.
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After Murphy pushed DeVos, she brought up a story Wyoming Sen.
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Intimate details that they divulged on the application are brought up.
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You brought up your muses a lot in your PAPER interview.
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As it has before, Google brought up user experience a lot.
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They can't be brought up in the hearings and he said.
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It was eerie and resonant and it brought up unsettling memories.
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Rotondo then brought up his own custody battle with his son.
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But it seems he's rather suddenly been brought up to date.
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"I was brought up as an absolute bigot," she once said.
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And then Adele brought up Kesha's legal battle with Dr. Luke.
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Instead, they said, the bills would be brought up next year.
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I did appreciate some of the other points you brought up.
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That's when Cube brought up Chauncey ... and maybe broke some news?!
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Resources companies also brought up the rear among British mid caps.
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NOTES: RHP Edwin Jackson was brought up from Triple-A Norfolk.
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If your brought up with that as a thought, you're ruined.
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That was until Kim, 35, brought up the engagement over lunch.
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"I don't even remember your name being brought up," she said.
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Trump also brought up a moment from the debate Wednesday night.
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But more lawmakers brought up the pair the next day. Rep.
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Knowing Cabello was a big fan, he brought up Justin Bieber.
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Many of those same proposals were brought up by today's panelists.
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Winfrey also brought up Lawrence's fight for equal pay in 2015.
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Information related to the commands is brought up on the touchscreen.
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On Instagram, Johnson has brought up a possible campaign multiple times.
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People brought up Kool-Aid very often, in reference to Bundy.
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So, the reason I brought up Russia -- SCARAMUCCI: We know that.
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I never brought up the threesome, and we eventually lost touch.
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Allegedly, in a news commentary segment, Stern brought up Crowe's body.
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As an example, he brought up his joint statement with Sen.
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The information was brought up by Trump spontaneously, the source said.
|
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Richard Di Natale brought up Haslam's story before Parliament on Wednesday.
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|
And then, our camera guy brought up George's favorite topic ... Trump.
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Because then I brought up Syria, and I said -- Q Afterwards?
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The US has rarely brought up the South China Sea issue.
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That brought up Cody Bellinger, who homered off McGee on Friday.
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We also have a nuclear agreement that keeps being brought up.
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I think his incident brought up a fork for pee play.
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Again and again he brought up the evil we must overcome.
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" But she brought up an interesting point: "Human women are mammals.
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The hardware, too, has obviously been brought up to modern specs.
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"Anytime the topic is brought up, it's just disappointing," Simon said.
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The Oscars brought up an important discussion about what constitutes diversity.
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Thune said the Alexander-Murray bill would be brought up separately.
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He also brought up other lawsuits that have already been filed.
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I asked for a snack, and my doula brought up yogurt.
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The bill is unlikely to be brought up in the Senate.
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" And to boot, he added, "I was brought up by Oscar.
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Guadagnino's mother is Algerian, but she was brought up in Casablanca.
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McDermitt: I don't know, because that was never brought up again.
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Why aren't you bringing... COOPER: We brought up the e-mails.
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I was brought up to be a God-fearing human being.
|
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That brought up Game 246 in St. Louis, Gibson against Lolich.
|
|
What do you think about the strategy that Dana brought up?
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|
Early on, Mr. Blitzer brought up Mr. Sanders's attacks on Mrs.
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When this development was brought up to Hofmann, he wasn't surprised.
|
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And then you brought up this trend of beautifully produced stuff.
|
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Any policy could be brought up for a vote under reconciliation.
|
|
She said Trump had brought up the issue at the summit.
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The play allowed both runners to advance and brought up Ramirez.
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|
Saying "Watch the Louisville game," brought up an in-progress game.
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He would not say whether either topic had been brought up.
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One friend brought up the bleaker "After Birth," by Elisa Albert.
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He brought up the diamonds and ... KW: Ted was pretty bad.
|
|
They even brought up arrests that happened years after the shooting.
|
|
Sexual harassment was brought up several times during Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing.
|
|
However, that wasn't the only political topic brought up that year.
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"In the meantime, we've brought up tons of supplies," she said.
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You were brought up incredibly by outstanding parents in most cases.
|
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Rescue workers were brought up from Long Beach, and positioned nearby.
|
|
Soft-spoken and elegant, Koontz brought up the Radical Faeries movement.
|
|
Sanders brought up the super PACs supporting Biden during Sunday's debate.
|
|
Rather than a relentless onslaught, you are brought up and down.
|
|
This is when he brought up his idea for Civil War.
|
|
Greenland So, President Trump has brought up buying Greenland from Denmark.
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He brought up his current preoccupation with whiteboards as an example.
|
|
Nothing is brought up until you physically arrive and check in.
|
|
Kaine brought up many derisive comments from Trump throughout the debate.
|
|
Zoe Lofgren brought up some of it Thursday in their arguments.
|
|
The subject of Hunter Biden's work likely will be brought up.
|
|
Can such a labor-intensive effort be brought up to scale?
|
|
I usually ask them where they were born and brought up.
|
|
His alleged conversation with Schwarzman was brought up in the process.
|
|
"It hasn't been brought up once," right wing Cam Atkinson said.
|
|
My problems revolved around being brought up in a traumatic environment.
|
|
These queries brought up the same email, but no additional ones.
|
|
The process has brought up uncomfortable feelings about why she shops.
|
|
The topic of the trio having not reunited was brought up.
|
|
I brought up the video of the killing of Laquan McDonald.
|
|
"You've never brought up any of these doubts before," she said.
|
|
She then brought up another possibility that filled her with dread.
|
|
The movie gets brought up all the time, it's really nuts.
|
|
Billionaire George Soros was brought up by GOP stalwarts like Rep.
|
|
Depp brought up Heard in an interview, claiming he was innocent.
|
|
They'd never brought up a pathway to full time employment before.
|
|
It's been brought up before in the larger "Star Wars" universe.
|
|
She started it years before it was brought up by me.
|
|
Nobody brought up the fact that these questions might outlive him.
|
|
GC: You've brought up the migration issue a number of times.
|
|
It was never brought up for a vote in the House.
|
|
Because then I brought up Syria, and I said — Q Afterwards?
|
|
The tumult in Virginia brought up memories of other politicians' scandals.
|
|
Trish brought up some big collaborations she wants me to consider.
|
|
"Oh," Stone replies, brought up short but only for a microsecond.
|
|
That's not anything anybody's brought up and I seriously doubt it.
|
|
Some people have brought up ... KS: Can you sing that please?
|
|
The topic got brought up when Skip Bayless asked if LaVar thought Zion Williamson could ever lead the league in scoring ... and that's when Ball brought up Gelo, who is currently on the OKC Blue practice squad.
|
|
The rows were usually about me, how I was being brought up.
|
|
My dad didn't waste any time and immediately brought up my sister.
|
|
And some Republicans have brought up similar concerns as the solicitor general.
|
|
And Hernandez, whom the Giants brought up from Triple-A on Aug.
|
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"I know, whatever," she said when DeGeneres first brought up her age.
|
|
Many of you in this chamber will be brought up on charges.
|
|
Trump confirmed that he brought up North Korea&aposs abductions with Kim.
|
|
What's more, Presidential Policy Directive-41 was never brought up, they said.
|
|
One of ten children, he was brought up by a single mother.
|
|
But the dispute over the Texas rocker brought up another sticking point.
|
|
Meanwhile, gossip about Joe's infidelity had often been brought up on RHONJ.
|
|
First, she brought up the temperature and vibrancy using Lightroom's color tool.
|
|
I'm glad you brought up this coming Oscars, which you're hosting again.
|
|
But he brought up a good point of hetero and homo romanticism.
|
|
It was the fourth time he'd brought up Patel in that publication.
|
|
Pritchard also brought up a key point of friction in the industry.
|
|
It brought up Jason Momoa, J.J. Abrams, Jennifer Aniston, and Reese Witherspoon.
|
|
She's afraid of opening up, which is something she's brought up before.
|
|
I mean, that was actually -- that was brought up at the time.
|
|
Her husband, Paul, does not want his children brought up by immigrants.
|
|
Liberating it was, perhaps, for those brought up observing strict Catholic mores.
|
|
All that and we brought up net neutrality at the very end.
|
|
Lindsey Graham (R-SC) first brought up the monopoly issue; later, Sen.
|
|
C Jorge Alfaro was brought up from Double-A Reading on Friday.
|
|
My Android phone was one of the first things she brought up.
|
|
Kirby brought up one of the few sex scenes from season one.
|
|
But as soon as others feel threatened, it is not brought up.
|
|
Whenever it's brought up, it should be challenged or refuted, not amplified.
|
|
A trade association leader brought up Biden's two previous failed presidential bids.
|
|
The conversation continued from there, and the exchange wasn't brought up again.
|
|
I was brought up that way and it doesn't really bother me.
|
|
" "When she brought up that person that became — I know that person.
|
|
It totally brought up the standard of living in the middle class.
|
|
After two breaks of serve, Putintseva quickly brought up two match points.
|
|
Selva said the United States had brought up the issue with Russia.
|
|
They brought up emails from five years ago—it was almost laughable.
|
|
I guess it at least somewhat brought up fashion's diversity problem. 224.
|
|
"I had been brought up to be responsible for myself," he continues.
|
|
He brought up his addiction to escapism and recognized it as such.
|
|
Not one reporter or witness testified that Libby brought up Plame's identity.
|
|
Filming the show brought up a lot of feelings for Ricky Martin.
|
|
At least that's what many of us were brought up to believe.
|
|
Clinton not be brought up on any charges as she lacked 'intent.
|
|
Julie Griffin Beschner, Manhattan This article brought up a lot of memories.
|
|
Clinton would win the state, Ms. Gilbert hesitated, and brought up coal.
|
|
What upsets me the most is that Dad brought up the commercial.
|
|
Participants of the meeting have also denied that hacking was brought up.
|
|
I was brought up in the Rocky Mountains and was always outdoors.
|
|
Still, Trump has repeatedly brought up his opposition to the Iraq invasion.
|
|
Thornberry also brought up missile defense to protect from North Korean missiles.
|
|
Lawmakers voted 35 to 62 on the legislation, brought up by Sen.
|
|
"The New Yorkness of New York is always brought up," she said.
|
|
Brought up by foreign devils, she told a nearby auntie in Cantonese.
|
|
"People brought up police accountability, gun reform, and stop orders," Harb said.
|
|
"This is your worry," he emphasized when I brought up climate change.
|
|
"He brought up what he called the 'golden showers thing,'" Comey wrote.
|
|
But, in court, Chemtob brought up the e-mail dozens of times.
|
|
But when we brought up Remy's devastating diss track ... Game's tone changed.
|
|
In Hopper's article, direct involvement in music isn't brought up at all.
|
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I just brought up a loving state, a really strong loving state.
|
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No one brought up the sexual harassment allegations against Moonves at all.
|
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It brought up to 23 feet of storm surge in some areas.
|
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The Elysée said human rights issues would be brought up in private.
|
|
That brought up Manny Machado with the bases loaded and one out.
|
|
He again brought up Hillary Clinton's alleged involvement in that uranium deal.
|
|
Gretchen Carlson I was brought up in a strong family in Minnesota.
|
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In Argentina, Mr. Gielen was brought up among an exiled musical elite.
|
|
He brought up Mr. McCain's vote against repealing the Affordable Care Act.
|
|
They brought up more affordable housing and higher wages in their districts.
|
|
It came when Trump brought up the mass shooting in Orlando, Florida.
|
|
" "The colored verification badges have been brought up internally SO MANY TIMES.
|
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It was the thing Virginians brought up most often to election pollsters.
|
|
Graham brought up another game to Klopp, against Hannover a month later.
|
|
We also never brought up the eviction moratorium in New York state.
|
|
I don't relate to racism, because I wasn't brought up that way.
|
|
This was just brought up, and I haven't done any calculations yet.
|
|
Despite all this, Audiard was not brought up to become a filmmaker.
|
|
Senior insurgents, moving on foot or in vehicles, brought up the rear.
|
|
"In the conversation, the subject of Ukraine was brought up," Parnas said.
|
|
Ahmed says the US has not brought up de-arming the Kurds.
|
|
That brought up Brandon Guyer, and Edwards walked him on five pitches.
|
|
If you're a teacher, have you brought up the issue in class?
|
|
I was brought up in Europe, so a cold shower is nothing.
|
|
Then he brought up a video of the White House Halloween party.
|
|
He brought up Hunter Biden's substance abuse issues in a later hearing.
|
|
Zelensky brought up Javelin missiles during his July 25 call with Trump.
|
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Russian interference concerns have been repeatedly brought up since the 2016 elections.
|
|
I was brought up in my father's house to believe in democracy.
|
|
Google's relationship with the health system Ascension was brought up several times.
|
|
Morse said when she rejected his advances, Conyers brought up Levy's case.
|
|
Cruz brought up the series of lengthy debates he held with Sen.
|
|
He did the same thing on Tuesday when he brought up Thanksgiving.
|
|
We were learning about ancient Amazon trade and he brought up deforestation.
|
|
Putin reportedly brought up nuclear arms and weapons limits during the meeting.
|
|
He also brought up my aunt, his sister, who died of cancer.
|
|
Democrats had also brought up concerns about Brownback's confirmation hearing in October.
|
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ADLON Oh, God, I love that you brought up that scene, Aisha.
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I think it's better to have children brought up by two parents.
|
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You were born in India, brought up Hindu, but attended Catholic schools.
|
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Women are brought up to kind of be a second-class citizen.
|
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Maria Cantwell (D-WA) brought up Peter Thiel's data firm Palantir. Sens.
|
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She brought up Kavanaugh by name in an email exchange with Koegler.
|
|
Both Zinatelli and Kosseim brought up these reports during the panel discussion.
|
|
But it strangely was not something anybody brought up on their own.
|
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Clinton had brought up Alicia Machado, and Trump was struggling to respond.
|
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Finally, it was an on-campus counselor who brought up medical leave.
|
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I was born in a rich family and brought up that way too.
|
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In the remainder of the Fortune interview, it's not brought up again either.
|
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There was a reason for everything, and I was brought up with that.
|
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Sanchez brought up the internet, for which DARPA's precursor developed the foundational technology.
|
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I brought up the parallels between the debate and her match with Riggs.
|
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Every single kid who was brought up like this is an easy target.
|
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WATTERS: You brought up ICE, and I quickly want to show this video.
|
|
The final four words brought up a lot of feelings in loyal viewers.
|
|
Judge's name was also brought up during Kavanaugh's testimony later in the day.
|
|
"Every time he went to court, they brought up my case," he said.
|
|
In Gizmodo's own tests Wednesday evening, the search terms brought up no results.
|
|
Others brought up concerns that isolationist policies might change their business operations abroad.
|
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A lot of things were brought up because of what was around us.
|
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She just probably didn't expect to be literally brought up to sing onstage!
|
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I'm 100 percent ready and I hate that The Bachelorette got brought up.
|
|
I brought up this dilemma with my former therapist a few years back.
|
|
"As far as today, they haven't brought up strategy at all," he said.
|
|
Frank Lucas brought up future misinformation issues posed by deepfakes spreading on Facebook.
|
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He was brought up on removal proceedings and ordered out of the country.
|
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Russia's prime state TV station, Channel One, brought up the case last week.
|
|
When asked about the connection, Mr. Ratelle brought up Harry's mother, Princess Diana.
|
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The redecoration of one space brought up a particular painful moment for Greene.
|
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Next, Tyler brought up how Caitlyn's brother died in a tragic car accident.
|
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"Never was the discussion of being a muslim ever brought up," Barbera added.
|
|
Sources confirm to PEOPLE that both topics were brought up at the reunion.
|
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While his parents were teachers, he was brought up at the dinner table.
|
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Two guests — engaged in an offshoot discussion — brought up one name: Tyler Perry.
|
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In response, the co-founders brought up other opportunities for their cleat kits.
|
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" Hillary Clinton brought up the line in July, saying, "No, Donald, you don't.
|
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Born and brought up in Munich, this German tenor hasmade a smooth ascent.
|
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As an example, she brought up the current controversy surrounding the Zika virus.
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Sandweg also brought up another source of concern: diverting resources to increase deportations.
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Chris Rock brought up vitally important issues that Hollywood needs to deal with.
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Ms. Wade blushed when the topic of her romantic life was brought up.
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For instance, we're told he's brought up her relationships with Tyga and Future.
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This is a hypothetical that has been brought up time and time again.
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One teammate brought up a concept design she'd seen of a Braille watch.
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Later, Margolis brought up now-former FBI Director James Comey when complimenting Mueller.
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Another anymous suit—"Executive 3"—brought up concerns about Kaepernick's accuracy and consistency.
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Depp brought up the topic of President Trump while speaking to the crowd.
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Del Toro also brought up his background during his Best Director acceptance speech.
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You've brought up this idea of being free and fulfilling yourself a lot.
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Next thing I knew, I was getting brought up to a DJ booth.
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The defensive utilities sector brought up the rear with a 0.26 percent gain.
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Trump has brought up the issue of high tuition and endowments several times.
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"I was brought up in a meat and two veg family," Jones explains.
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Children are not really being brought up in situations that make them happy.
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Most other issues of humanitarian concern are brought up under Agenda Item 4.
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But, having been born and brought up in Zimbabwe, he missed his home.
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"I wasn't brought up," he once said ruefully, apropos of his artistic background.
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Lacker said it was the Medley analyst who brought up confidential Fed information.
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It wasn't until last year's expedition that the place was brought up again.
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I brought up 3 kids alone, 1 with PWS, & wrote books and plays.
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In baseball, talent is trained and brought up through an extensive farm system.
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One of the members who brought up concerns was New York Republican Rep.
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Signorelli von Braunhut grew quiet, even sad, when I brought up this subject.
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She enrolled at Beatrice High School and brought up her daughter, Rachel, alone.
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Instead, he brought up an article in the journal Science on melting permafrost.
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It was here that the idea for Shooli was brought up among coworkers.
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You brought up one of the things that I also wanted to ask.
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THATS SOMETHING MARIO GABELLI BROUGHT UP IN THE LAST HOUR ON OUR SHOW.
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Compensation should not be brought up early in the interview process, says Browne.
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You can't lower your standards because of the way you were brought up.
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The concierge took my suitcase to have it brought up to the room.
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Musk also brought up the name of another infamous pedophile during the deposition.
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Fleming first brought up the resolution in July, right before the summer recess.
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John Shimkus (R-Ill.) brought up prenatal care as one of these services.
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The letter listed appearances in which Giuliani brought up debunked information about Biden.
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Blanton intentionally walked Chris Coghlan, which brought up Chapman's spot in the order.
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Being brought up in that paradise, with that sense of freedom, was incredible.
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Durst brought up his life expectancy during a conversation about cooperating with prosecutors.
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You brought up a really good point, which is ... You mentioned Amazon, right?
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Walter became upset when the argument between her and Tambor was brought up.
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Being well-brought-up, they also got their parents' permission for the project.
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The doctors first brought up the subject a week before our son's discharge.
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She brought up her family's cottage overlooking Lake Winola, not far from here.
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That was the way he was brought up, to serve himself to doughnuts.
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Selena Gomez practically chokes on her tea when Kanye West is brought up.
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Many things from the past are brought up again for you to heal.
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Rose also brought up being slut-shamed by West in a recent feud.
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It brought up all those guilts, all the nightmares I'd been holding down.
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I guess it's just the culture and the way people were brought up.
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Mr. Roberts brought up the worst-case scenario in his comments on Tuesday.
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Check out the men's rankings, Auriemma admonished when I brought up the issue.
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When asked why she prefers Warren over other candidates, she brought up Sen.
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But I was apologizing that it was brought up in the first place.
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One of the police attorneys, Bernard Pastor, even brought up Frisco's burglary conviction.
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The women I talked to brought up nostalgia only as a side note.
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The conspiracy theorist Alex Jones brought up the experiment on his radio show.
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And when she brought up Pocahontas, she did not just scorn Mr. Trump.
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"Well, Neil," he told moderator Neil Cavuto after he brought up the issue.
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He said he wished Democrats had brought up the accusations against Kavanaugh sooner.
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Brought up Catholic, Mr. Wenders, 72, is no stranger to the church's iconography.
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The president brought up the firing of his National Security Adviser Mike Flynn.
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US Attorney Bill McSwain brought up the issue of federal charges against Hill.
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That brought up Judge, who had grounded out against Giles in the opener.
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This Harvey Weinstein story has brought up a lot of trauma for me.
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But I wasn't brought up with the thought that acting was a possibility.
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The 232nd Regiment was brought up from reserve to help in the defense.
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Netflix's content boss, Ted Sarandos, brought up how popular franchises play into streaming.
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That brought up Frazier, who is 4-for-83 off the right-hander.
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Somewhere along the line the Kinsey Reports on human sexuality are brought up.
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Trump brought up the misstep again at a campaign rally on Sunday afternoon.
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Kasich said the country needs leadership and brought up reforms involving background checks.
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Mr. Wilson waited a couple of years and brought up the idea again.
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Hoyer brought up the ad during a Democratic caucus meeting on Wednesday morning.
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A similar storyline involving Jane was brought up again in the second season.
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To those of us brought up in the 6900s, it's all depressingly familiar.
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It's something that he's kind of in a very strategic way brought up.
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Clearly, there are many issues that were brought up by the diverse voices.
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Lindsey Graham, R-South Carolina, brought up Garcia's case with reporters on Tuesday.
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During a game of catch on the beach, Aschidamini brought up Cloud Nine.
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"That's how we were brought up," Stuart's sister, Becky Gosselin, tells the Globe.
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Zuckerberg brought up the cost of housing, the snarled traffic, the crumbling infrastructure.
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In response, Trump brought up his approval of Keystone XL and Dakota Access.
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The Republican lawmakers echoed concerns brought up even before Trump announced the tariffs.
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No. Many brought up what they saw as a double standard by ESPN.
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I'm glad you brought up the issue of the Asian model minority myth.
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He and his brother were brought up by their mother and her parents.
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Because you know, this is being brought up in this whole immigration debate.
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Just last night, Stephanie brought up that revenues were up quarter to quarter.
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When the GM brought up their names, [Gignac] would know everything about them.
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If it were a husband nothing of this sort would be brought up!
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It was not known whether Prince's proposal was brought up at the meeting.
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He also brought up funding for Central America in his recent foreign policy address.
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She brought up a lot of hurtful things that I told her in confidence.
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"But every time we brought up repairs, she would change the subject," Adam says.
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Miller's email brought up an issue that I have been mulling over for years.
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The beginnings of a multi-agency virtual currency working group were repeatedly brought up.
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Affleck brought up the Sad Affleck meme in response, and his answer was hilarious.
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Candidates brought up Óscar Alberto Martínez Ramírez's death and conditions in border detention centers.
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I hope the president brought up -- they are not helping us in North Korea.
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Maybe she told Colton something she wished she hadn't brought up on national television.
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As a Japanese-American, he was brought up an outsider in his own country.
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Trump has brought up Mexico, Mexican citizens and Muslims numerous times in campaign speeches.
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"Every meeting we had it was the first question we brought up," Alexander said.
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But the farmer brought up, he said, 'You know how many employees I have?
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"Some local beauties in the audience were also brought up to join the fun!"
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Possible unintended consequences of additional border barriers were also brought up at the hearing.
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Arnold brought up her kids as if they were his own, his family said.
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Valedictorian&aposs graduation speech cut off after she brought up sexual assaults on campus.
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WALLACE: But, Susan, you know, Speaker Gingrich brought up this issue of the economy.
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However, if Peter's situation is never brought up, it won't be all that surprising.
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But they mostly only brought up the issue when questioned by voters or moderators.
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Then Rose brought up the downside of using foam as a DIY sound booth.
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It's unclear if the number of Kurdish fatalities were brought up by either side.
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Scott Perry, a Republican from Pennsylvania, had just brought up her C-SPAN interview.
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Have many people brought up Black Mirror as a comparison point for this show?
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He, in the words of People, "played coy" when they brought up the topic.
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Donald Trump brought up the fact that he would — he'd want to accommodate Russia.
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The brutality contained in the word was brought up by House Majority Whip Rep.
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Nooyi also brought up the concept of snacks designed and packaged specifically for women.
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President Trump had, in fact, brought up Hillary Clinton twice earlier that day, unprompted.
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" Hannity also brought up the "speculation about you and your family and your marriage.
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They want to make it about the Second Amendment every time it's brought up.
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But they chose not to and Peter and Zara were brought up without titles.
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And, if you need to get brought up to speed on the Apple vs.
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It wasn't the only allegation, of which there are many, that Williams brought up.
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That's when someone brought up Johnnie Cochran ... who King praised as a wonderful guy.
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It was only a matter of time before someone brought up Alice in Wonderland.
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Hannah brought up Taylor and Figgy, and Jeff let the tribal discussion move on.
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"That's the difference between generations: I wasn't brought up talking like that," she responded.
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It was something she first brought up on a July 11 episode of AGT.
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But also on Tuesday, Trump Defense Secretary James Mattis brought up the historical comparisons.
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The host brought up what fans have been saying about the newly engaged couple.
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And my dad never once brought up the fact that we didn't look alike.
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His concerns were brought up in court and we're told affected the judge's decision.
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I DID MISS IT. CHARLIE BROUGHT UP THE FACT THAT WE MISSED IT, TOO.
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Artifacts or parts of the vessel would be brought up only to answer questions.
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For some of the messages, typing in the contact brought up our old conversations.
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While weirdly enough, I thought that would be the first subject people brought up.
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Rather, he said the Medley analyst brought up confidential Fed information in their conversation.
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He has also been neutered, brought up to date on his shots and dewormed.
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Maybe they were brought up in a different type of household then I was?
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The reasons aren't exactly known but some theories are brought up in the paper.
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WATCH: Donald Trump asks Anderson Cooper why he hasn't brought up Hillary's emails. pic.twitter.
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He reportedly brought up recent events surrounding North Korea, which does not involve NATO.
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She also brought up social issues, like voting rights, LGBT equality, and women's rights.
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The interview also brought up interesting conversations about feminism, fame, and everything in between.
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Andreessen brought up George Hotz, a 26-year-old hacker who founded of Comma.
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We (especially women) are brought up to downplay accomplishments and apologize when we shouldn't.
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Mr. Miller said the city has amended the issues brought up in the audit.
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Senators who attended the lunch said the President's feud with Corker wasn't brought up.
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The White House has often brought up their cases when discussing North Korea issues.
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"That stuff's going to be brought up," Sounders coach Brian Schmetzer said this week.
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Grassley brought up the allegations of sexual abuse at detention facilities along the border.
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Someone else brought up the idea of running an ad during the Super Bowl.
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A source told CNN that DNC hacking was not brought up at the meeting.
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The comedian host brought up the allegations in front of the panel's live audience.
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And it only got brought up because [Hillary Clinton] said I have sexist tendencies.
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Clinton brought up how he had paid no taxes more than two decades ago.
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He added that the Mexican government has not brought up the topic at all.
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Hollande, the seventh President of the Fifth Republic, brought up Emmanuel Macron, his successor.
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The muhtar brought up again how much he missed the time of the Greeks.
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That brought up Schoop again, and he doubled to right, easily scoring Caleb Joseph.
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Mathys hadn't mentioned this—it wasn't the first thing you brought up among neuroscientists.
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At one point in my conversation with Hirsch, she brought up an optimistic analogy.
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Metcalf alleges his firing was brought up during meetings that led to the settlement.
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Sanders brought up a difference he and Clinton have during an event he held.
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It stands little chance of being brought up for a vote in the Senate.
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As soon as I brought up the Cultural Revolution, her facial expression immediately changed.
|
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In subsequent interviews, Mallory does not seem to have brought up this bathroom again.
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But the fact that these lawmakers have brought up the JEDI contact is interesting.
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We even brought up the idea of Beck producing, but it just didn't fly.
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Certainly, that's a question one of these two pale, bed-sweatered men brought up.
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We both were brought up off of Exit 3 in Camden County, New Jersey.
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Cummings in the letter brought up various reports and accusations against the Trump Foundation.
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"I was brought up to look after my parents," she told The Paris Review.
|
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" The word that you've brought up a couple times in our conversation is "pressure.
|
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News' Marc Malkin brought up the recent revelation that the actor shared with People.
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Do you think journalists are beginning to think about the things you brought up?
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He brought up Dr. Tom Ellman of Doctors Without Borders to discuss the issues.
|
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A situation around money and work will also be brought up for healing today.
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I don't have satisfying answers to any of the questions I've brought up here.
|
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Also, alternative metal is a new phrase that's been brought up in this conversation.
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They've got to have that from their parents and how they were brought up.
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We also brought up David Delvalle, who made a really big impression in Toronto.
|
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A proposal to rename the street after Nemtsov was first brought up by Sens.
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Dr. Thompson's seat on the Merck board was brought up at Monday's staff meeting.
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He was even brought up on charges — later dropped — of manhandling a female journalist.
|
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During the meeting, the C.I.A. official brought up Mr. Tice, the former officials said.
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Brought up in the Roman Catholic faith, he had a competing interest — his church.
|
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That brought up Oakland's top run producer, Khris Davis, and in a power vs.
|
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That brought up Suzuki, whose 16th homer of the year capped the improbable comeback.
|
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When I brought up the idea of Rocket, his enthusiasm went through the roof.
|
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In an Oval Office meeting weeks later, Mr. Trump brought up Mr. McCabe again.
|
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Joe Biden and Beto O'Rourke brought up opioids to criticize the health care industry.
|
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When asked about the upcoming testimony, Trump again brought up Cohen's father-in-law.
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There are a number of defenses and ambiguities which will undoubtedly be brought up.
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It wasn't until he brought up his pronouns that they even paid any attention.
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They cannot deny the issue has been brought up if you ask the question.
|
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Ms. Keiley is not keen on having that resemblance, which is intentional, brought up.
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I cannot express the depth of feelings this article brought up on many levels.
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It's not the first time Trump has brought up the "elite" as an opponent.
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" I brought up the television version of their lives: "Friends" and "The Real World.
|
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Others brought up common side effects associated with IVF and how to treat them.
|
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Later, Moore alleged that Kutcher brought up the couple's threesomes to defend his cheating.
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One reader didn't understand why Hagi brought up race at all in her essay.
|
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Warren brought up issues regarding nondisclosure agreements he has signed with former female employees.
|
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When Holmes brought up hell, Ansari imagined how he would act on Judgment Day.
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He was like a coelacanth brought up from a bygone geologic era of comedy.
|
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And when the contrast was brought up to the Americans, they were not pleased.
|
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MSNBC brought up the rear with 5.2 million and 2.1 million in the demographic.
|
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The EU's relations with Russia needed to be "brought up to date", he added.
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It reminded me of something that the women I spoke to brought up repeatedly.
|
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At rallies, Mr. Trump repeatedly brought up the prisoner exchange as a bad deal.
|
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She brought up several examples of what she called a media slant against Trump.
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So the Pink Palace, which I brought up before, became Rosa Parks Senior Homes.
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His experiments led to city blocks being brought up to par on housing codes.
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She didn't, but Pence brought up the issue unprompted during a question about religion.
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I brought up the subject of painkillers with my gynecologist weeks before my surgery.
|
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The president then brought up the firing of his National Security Adviser Mike Flynn.
|
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Louie Gohmert (R-TX) brought up the agent's extramarital affair during a congressional hearing.
|
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But Gohmert took things to another level when he brought up Strzok's personal life.
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What immediately comes to mind for me whenever lasers are brought up are Stormtroopers.
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It was a mistake, he believed, to have brought up the truck at all.
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Then, Al Gore indirectly brought up furloughs at a Democratic primary debate with Mr. Dukakis.
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He then brought up the atomic agency report, expected to be released in mid-November.
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Who sent Emily that mean letter she brought up in therapy, if it wasn't Lorelai?
|
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Cory Booker brought up the issue during the first Democratic primary debate earlier this month.
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Fight back if he brought up her husband's womanizing by reminding him of his own.
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I am an ordinary American who was brought up to believe in truth and justice.
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This was the first time that the leaked recording was brought up during the hearing.
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A third senior State Department officials said this was brought up in Russia as well.
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BARTIROMO: And you would imagine that this -- obviously, these indictments are brought up as well.
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Asked about prison reform this week in New Hampshire, Biden brought up the crime bill.
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Similar measurements hold true for a whole range of fishes brought up from the abyss.
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But in hours of talking, Hadley never brought up any cash she hopes to win.
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Those sources said the idea was brought up to attract high-level operatives and donors.
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Friday's order did not mention any of the constitutional questions brought up during the hearing.
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Gohmert brought up the video of Google executives talking to employees following the 2016 election.
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I'm sorry I brought up the elephant, because all I needed was the damn lilies.
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Listen through it all to hear what wasn't brought up in the reviews you've read.
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McGehee was brought up Saturday and had one pinch-hit appearance in a blowout loss.
|
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When asked about the shooting on Fox News, Patrick brought up the debunked antifa conspiracy.
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" A quick lesson on the meaning of irony naturally brought up the 1996 song "Ironic.
|
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During the season, she regularly brought up a previous 5-year relationship that lead nowhere.
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That brought up Anthony Rendon, who had homered off Zack Greinke in the previous inning.
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Both said Trump brought up the prospect of seizing Iraq's oil, and Mattis pushed back.
|
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Meng's defense also brought up issues with her arrest in December in Vancouver International Airport.
|
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Seacrest brought up the Instagram post, and waited for Grande to basically confirm the relationship.
|
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Towards the end of season special's close, Andy brought up the infamous trip from hell.
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This isn't the first time Affleck has been brought up during a Lopez WWHL appearance.
|
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And as somebody else brought up, it's a good thing VR hasn't gone more mainstream.
|
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In fact, a few people brought up a good point: marijuana-infused candy is expensive.
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Under good lighting, the scanner detected photos and brought up the hidden video fairly quickly.
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Ashley: Jess, Jordan brought up that people ghost because they don't have enough in common.
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When Kenny Omega is brought up as a non-serious wrestler, it's a fair point.
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Pence brought up the issue while on the campaign trail in New Mexico last week.
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C Austin Hedges, who played 56 games last year for the Padres, was brought up.
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The site says that it's brought up its complaint with the search giant for years.
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One of the things you brought up is the bigger picture of women in technology.
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I brought up the chicken, chopped its head off, and threw it in the audience.
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He later said the Turkish leader had not brought up the verse when they met.
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Trump, according to officials the Post spoke to, "immediately brought up Fisher" during the meeting.
|
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When I asked Mitchell what made Towns such a productive scorer, he brought up balance.
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They represent our aspirations and resilience despite having been brought up in a perpetual conflict.
|
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During our interview, Bridges brought up prior research conducted by a sociologist named Kristen Shilt.
|
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During my one-on-one time with James, he brought up some issues with Jordan.
|
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Cosby several times brought up what he described as unfair coverage by the news media.
|
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Seagal appeared on BBC's Newsnight Thursday and host Kirsty Wark brought up the #MeToo movement.
|
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The President brought up the dossier that he had been briefed on at Trump Tower.
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One example was brought up during a Fresno City Council hearing on Beware in November.
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This ain't the first time Trump has brought up Jussie's case -- it's actually the third.
|
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Their reactions brought up an interesting question: What happens when Future puts down the lean?
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The GOP presidential nominee brought up the issue at a rally in Daytona Beach, Fla.
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But when we get into things I brought up … I was not referring to that.
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Proposals at the FCC can be changed until they are brought up for a vote.
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Smith and Ruiz will both be brought up at that time, manager Brian Snitker said.
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The way I was brought up, I gotta instill in them some type of morals.
|
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Tapping on the play button brought up a slideshow of paintings with an audio summary.
|
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Charley had the trunk brought up to his office, and after lunch Ernest opened it.
|
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He was brought up at mid-week while LHP Kyle Ryan was on paternity leave.
|
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"People are brought up to tolerate pain," says Amina Ibrahim, a surgeon at the hospital.
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A fluent Russian-speaker brought up in East Germany, the chancellor understood Mr Putin's language.
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He even brought up a woman named Frances to join him during his ad-libbing.
|
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But the show's sixth season brought up the memory of Mellie's past on several occasions.
|
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And his killing was brought up in the larger context of attacks around the world.
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Brought up on a ranch, he missed a season after breaking his leg at 18.
|
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Maybin's single left runners on first and second with one out and brought up Cabrera.
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But none of those subjects were brought up Wednesday, as Democrats largely held their fire.
|
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Word went out and life-saving supplies were brought up to Miguel from San Juan.
|
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Mr. McCarthy on Sunday also brought up another witness he wants to question: Mr. Schiff.
|
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"The View" co-host Joy Behar brought up Leno's earlier comments on the afternoon show.
|
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"(Children) don't have much say in the environment they are brought up in," he said.
|
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Kim: Burns even brought up that the long-term health effects of vaping remain unknown.
|
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Private financing, the funding method preferred by conservatives, was also brought up at the hearing.
|
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When the murders were brought up in her high school history class, she said nothing.
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"You defined for us what success is," Smith said, when I brought up the matter.
|
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One relates to the no-fly list, and was brought up recently by President Obama.
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Specht brought up a failed expedition to Gasoline Alley, an upscale, minimalist coffee shop nearby.
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I never again brought up his desire to get home early, and he didn't, either.
|
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He brought up Obama in this case, which was the weird part of the answer.
|
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"Yeah that's it," Danes said when Stern brought up chatter that the series was ending.
|
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Olanoff had brought up the "pedo guy" attack as an example of Musk telling untruths.
|
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Papadopoulos had also brought up the possibility of a meeting between Trump and Vladimir Putin.
|
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Diversity in the fashion industry is one topic of conversation that is often brought up.
|
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Olanoff had brought up the "pedo guy" attack as an example of Musk telling untruths.
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It simply wasn't an issue that most Democrats brought up if they didn't have to.
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Partially. I was brought up in a very fraternal order of Southern California college students.
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I was brought up in a family of women without any discernible male role model.
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Olanoff had brought up the "pedo guy" attack as an example of Musk telling untruths.
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He said he brought up his idea while golfing with President Trump over the weekend.
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"There is -- I should say -- a mountain of concerns to be brought up," Pelosi said.
|
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A search for more live games brought up a list of games to choose from.
|
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Austin Barnes stroked a leadoff single into left, which brought up pinch-hitter Chase Utley.
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Again, because I wasn't brought up knowing anything about my identity, I've had to research.
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Silver work from Java where she had been brought up, the daughter of Dutch colonialists.
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"You brought up companies like Impossible Foods and [Just Mayo maker] Hampton Creek," Tran said.
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"I was brought up on a boat until I was 5 years old," Ciszek said.
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"We've been brought up in the in-between," said Angela Kang, 21, another co-founder.
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His sensitivity and regard for other people came from the way he was brought up.
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That brought up the top of the Yankees' thunderous lineup, Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez.
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When I tried to reason with them, they brought up my colorful shoes and handbag.
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He's actually really great and he's doing this in response to things I've brought up.
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He brought up issues that had nothing to do with the virus, like his impeachment.
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And that brought up a stream of ethical questions: Was the climb purer without cameras?
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He said the Ukrainians brought up the issue in every meeting with the U.S. lawmakers.
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Trump repeatedly brought up violence portrayed in media including video games, movies and the internet.
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I'm bringing up my daughter because Williams brought up her motherhood in the first place.
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After we talked about that, most of the people I met brought up the pipeline.
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But Mr. Coats also brought up another example, which he said was a "sensitive" disclosure.
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Ms. Tibbetts brought up a taped-shut cardboard box and set it on the table.
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His name was also brought up during the hearing, which means he's on everyone's radar.
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"Indian women are not brought up to think you will marry for love," Flock says.
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Barr's name was brought up alongside Rudy Giuliani's in Trump's call with Ukraine's President Zelensky.
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Pete Buttigieg brought up the subject, and the moderators asked a few follow-up questions.
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Hazell told HuffPost that he specifically brought up DeVos's charter and private school voucher programs.
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I mean, I was brought up middle class, but I came from the criminal class.
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In follow-up psychotherapy, patients process emotions and insights brought up during the MDMA session.
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The Committee on Climate Change is recommending that the deadline be brought up to 2030.
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During the call, Trump asked for a "favor" after Zelensky brought up U.S. military assistance.
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I had been brought up as a princess and now I have turned into Cinderella.
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" McTeer continued, "I was brought up like any good daughter of pre-nineteen-sixties parents.
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Chinese-American restaurant owners found themselves consistently brought up on charges of prostitution and indecency.
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Some of the companies for which she writes have already brought up the new law.
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After chatting for a few minutes, I brought up Abballa and the killings in June.
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It also showed that he asked for a "favor" after Zelensky brought up military assistance.
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John Bolton will be brought up in questions from both sides, CNN has been told.
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The activists brought up numerous problems with Facebook's multi-step reporting system for problematic content.
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Warren also brought up discrimination against the LGBTQ and immigrant communities by the Trump administration.
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Trump brought up Cohen after being asked about pardoning his former campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
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TAPPER: You just brought up Devin Nunes, who is your Republican counterpart on the committee.
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When a fellow panelist brought up Facebook's threat of a lawsuit, Brown interrupted to apologize.
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The president also brought up the chronic trade imbalance between China and the United States.
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But it has yet to be brought up for a vote by the full chamber.
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PBS' Judy Woodruff brought up the remarks from congressional Republicans, but Pompeo rejected the criticism.
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The opinion that Garland wrote is in no way disqualifying; it's not even brought up.
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None of them brought up one of America's biggest public health crises: the opioid epidemic.
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So I was brought up in a culture of unlimited reading material in the house.
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That brought up Drury, who had his second walk-off plate appearance of the season.
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Chris Bassett, Dillard's husband, also brought up another alleged incident of sexual misconduct by Michael.
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I was brought up in hand-me-downs so it feels natural to wear them.
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Also, their request to travel was continued but it could be brought up once again.
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I am used to paying for a newspaper, it's what I was brought up doing.
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It all feels a long way from the British approach I was brought up with.
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Democrats brought up the resolutions on a weekly basis from late February through early April.
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When politics were brought up I wasn't very interested because I never felt affected personally.
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The only specific on vehicles that has been brought up is an exemption for motorcycles.
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"The issue of fire safety was brought up as soon as I arrived," he said.
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Only 15 percent mentioned additional security at schools, and 7 percent brought up arming teachers.
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" Yet critics of his decision have frequently brought up two words in response: "gross negligence.
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We were brought up with beer in large bottles on the table, just like water.
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Still, this barrier is rarely brought up in the US news or national conversations about immigration.
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Trump also brought up Rosie O'Donnell unprompted during Monday's debate, one of his frequent sparring partners.
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He also brought up the trade issue during a visit to New Hampshire in mid-May.
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While she didn't deny the claims, she brought up an important point about outing the accused.
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"Society has been groaning to have the conversation brought up by #TheWound," wrote one online commentator.
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The next time we spoke on the phone, I brought up my newfound fascination with teeth.
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Why aren't films by people of color and women immediately brought up when talking about this?
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I think whether it's the way they've been brought up or whatever, girls just feel more.
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Instead, he brought up the activities that are getting Donald Trump in trouble in the present.
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Then, during the meet-and-greet portion of the event, he brought up the movie again.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), Gorsuch testified that Trump briefly and vaguely brought up abortion to him.
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The possibility that her ovaries would be removed was never even brought up before the operation.
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Hoyer told CNN's Burnett that Trump also brought up his inauguration crowd size at the gathering.
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He suggested it could be brought up for a vote to try to end Flake's tactics.
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Colton's season was all about his virginity, and it was brought up at almost every turn.
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Can I answer the question that you brought up, what does he want out of this?
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Surrounding shoppers watched as the crews brought up chemicals in large white buckets before testing it.
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Laboratory-bred mice have fewer memory T-cells than those brought up in the outside world.
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Democrats brought up voter suppression and the marginalization of low-income voters and voters with disabilities.
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Dillingham said the bureau was constantly performing risk management tasks assessments that brought up more issues.
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AA: And so part of the actual thing of this... I'm glad you brought up transparency.
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During another portion of the interview, Hilton brought up the possibility of doing an infrastructure bill.
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For some, the question brought up feelings of excitement at being part of Trump's political movement.
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Sanders again brought up Clinton's speeches to Goldman Sachs, calling on her to release the transcripts.
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He hates religion, Singapore's one-party state, and the conformist society he was brought up in.
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Social distancing has been brought up as a way to limit the spread of the disease.
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I was brought up in Indonesia, a nation with the largest Muslim population in the world.
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At the end of the debate, Ben Carson brought up a more metaphorical kind of parent.
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Facebook Messenger's intelligent assistant M now delivers Spotify suggestions when music is brought up in conversation.
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That brought up George Springer, who laced a double into left that sent Reddick to third.
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According to Pew, 23% of Americans brought up as Muslims no longer identify with the faith.
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It's going to be brought up because it has to be brought by their legislative body.
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But when a distraught Jackie brought up divorce to her sister, "Lee wasn't convinced," Taraborrelli writes.
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As a child, Evans, who was brought up by her grandmother in North Carolina, experienced hallucinations.
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Many commentators complained that global warming was not brought up in any of the three debates.
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They brought up longtime conservative bugaboos like the Steele dossier and former FBI agent Peter Strzok.
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The proposal will be brought up at the China e-commerce giant's July 15 annual meeting.
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Munn's mom brought up the Live appearance and asked her to tell Ripa she loves her.
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Being in the spotlight has brought up Affleck and the Saturday Night Live producer's complicated past.
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"I was brought up with parents who both did volunteer work and community work," he says.
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She relentlessly brought up Brownback and focused on public education, a key issue in the state.
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This isn't the first time Harbour has brought up the inevitable romance between Joyce and Hopper.
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She brought up accusations that Obama was unwilling to label terrorism as specifically linked to Islam.
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The FCC first brought up the issue to AT&T last month, and AT&T responded.
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Kalamanamana Harman recalls a sense of isolation when she was brought up as a Hawaiian-speaker.
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The determination was not brought up at all during Carson's three-hour congressional hearing, CNN reported.
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The boys' reunion made for a fantastic story — but it also brought up a glaring question.
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"It was brought up to me … and I thought to myself, 'No' — like, instantly," he said.
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This isn't the first time Trump has brought up the mental stability of a mass shooter.
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During the conversation, Winfrey brought up the incident Lawrence described at an Elle event in October.
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Goetz brought up one other pretty serious problem with this idea: removing dead trees is disruptive.
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What's next: The OneWest foreclosure controversy will almost certainly be brought up at Brooks' confirmation hearing.
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I was brought up in a family where you would never shame someone for that anyway.
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We didn't really see how big it was until it was brought up alongside the boat.
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Even though it is always brought up that OTHER people, namely men and boys, are distracted.
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I remember the term "vampire trap" being brought up to describe the music that DSTRY makes.
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Then a mass of Russian-speaking party members, brought up hating America, are due to retire.
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Earlier in the show, Couric jokingly covered Lauer's mouth when he brought up the upcoming birthday.
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She was referencing a photo she posted months before that, which also brought up some heat.
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He sent a letter to House leadership asking for the bill not to be brought up.
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What hasn't been discussed or even brought up is the role of the Democratic Senate minority.
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BECKY QUICK: There were a lot of questions that were brought up by shareholders this weekend.
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When I brought up the comparison to BuzzFeed quizzes, van der Linden didn't exactly reject it.
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A short story if you will, with some of the most brought up questions and answers.
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In his announcement, Butner brought up the allegations that Hunter used campaign dollars on personal expenses.
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He brought up the desire to be around cerebral talent after Game 21 and Game 265.
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So what does it say that after the fight both fighters brought up retirement immediately afterward?
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But she never once brought up cello and asked multiple times if I was dating anyone.
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Borger brought up Trump's remarks, which he apologized for and chalked up to "locker room" banter.
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In retrospect, he wishes that he'd brought up the controversy on his show at the time.
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"The View" co-host Sunny Hostin brought up a recent video of Barr discussing the tweet.
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Just think about all of the dirt that could be brought up during the campaign.228.
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I think you would be relegated to municipal government where this isn't gonna be brought up.
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These challenges are so demanding that they are regularly brought up during the current U.S. election.
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Last year when he announced his candidacy, the crowd roared when he brought up Mexican rapists.
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Since the tax law was enacted, he has frequently brought up the SALT deduction in hearings.
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"Having been brought up a Catholic, I think death is preferable," he declared at one point.
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Gay marriage and abortion — two major social issues for Conservative voters — were never brought up either.
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He said that Graham brought up the issue when the two met recently to discuss cybersecurity.
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In the October consumer survey, one in four respondents brought up the negative impact of tariffs.
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Scott's shitty qualities are repeatedly brought up to him and he prefers to ignore them completely.
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Anyway, I believe it was Natan who brought up the idea of puzzles themed around games.
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The president does not appear to have brought up the violent clash with his Turkish counterpart.
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Clearly Bob Mueller's testimony would clarify a lot of things brought up in the Barr hearing.
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The White House said the President "briefly" brought up human rights, something Duterte's spokesman denied. 3.
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For much of his career, he worked for the C.I.A. He was brought up in California.
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The rally included 10 speakers and Trump was not brought up once, according to Washington Examiner.
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It is unclear when it will be brought up for a vote in the upper chamber.
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Adams was born in Italy while her father was stationed there, and was brought up Mormon.
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In all, about 15 states have brought up the issue with the Trump administration, Herrgott said.
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LHP Daniel Norris will be brought up from Toledo and start in Zimmermann's place on Tuesday.
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The Simon Wiesenthal Center brought up this matter three years ago with the German justice minister.
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I tried many cleaners and nothing brought up the burned water mark's [sic] on my stove.
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The refinery had brought up the increased costs with the contractor at the time, it said.
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The lawyers only ever brought up the bad stuff about her, she felt; never the good.
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Last night, the show hit this huge maturity benchmark: Raven Gates brought up the female orgasm.
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Lucille Roybal-Allard of California, the top Democrat on the subcommittee, who brought up the case.
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There are things I like because they're counterintuitive for someone brought up in the United States.
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You can't just live out your sexuality there—you're brought up feeling like you don't belong.
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Are we seriously meant to believe that no one brought up Swift in the writing process?
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He brought up so many artists like the Weeknd, artists like NAV… Tory Lanez I believe?
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Her attention to the headline brought up a cloud of more detailed information, and opinion pieces.
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The question seems to revolve around something that my colleague, Brian Heater, brought up earlier today.
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As I've said, I was brought up to be more what you would consider left-leaning.
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Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) brought up the Logan Act in an attempt to minimize the damage.
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Skeptics brought up the lack of funds for forest maintenance and the disregard for zoning laws.
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That brought up Judge, who had walked and struck out in his first two at-bats.
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Mr. Morgan eventually brought up Mr. Putin, asking whether Mr. Trump considered him a ruthless dictator.
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Brought up in the theater, they all swear their film careers were more or less afterthoughts.
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My father died when I was 2, and my mother brought up my brother and myself.
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In Puerto Rico, he said, it was insurance and local taxes that brought up the rates.
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The bill could be brought up again under rules that allow passage with a simple majority.
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He brought up the idea that he would accomplish this by closing the carried interest loophole.
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Some days later, they were brought up again, transported to a nearby forest and buried there.
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She brought up his warning that monopolies can use their wealth and power to strangle democracy.
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SF: I was brought up in this area of Arizona where all things Apache were created.
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Any additional facts of the case will have to be brought up in court, she added.
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I brought up those Civil War sites earlier because Lessard writes a fine chapter about them.
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The White House confirmed that its side had brought up the organization's guidelines at the meeting.
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Since we brought up the issue of football, several times, I I use the football language.
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The ex-husband leaked a recording of the woman in which she brought up the photo.
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It was given a new roof and was brought up to code by Anmahian Winton Architects.
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The omission can now no longer be brought up 20 years later in an unrelated squabble.
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Turkish politicians and bid officials have brought up the issue several times since the scandal broke.
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Trump has brought up buying Greenland, and the White House counsel's office has looked into it.
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Fox's moderator brought up the usual business response — that imposing a tariff would penalize the consumer.
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The seller spun a tale of the cheetahs being brought up in good conditions on farms.
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Then there is also the fact I was brought up in a family of fashion creatives.
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Kevin Roose brought up this argument in his interview with Andrew Yang; counterarguments abound as well.
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Mr. O'Rourke first brought up the mandatory buyback idea shortly after August's string of mass shootings.
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Philbin said he presumes that Trump brought up the Bidens but could not say for sure.
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Hollywood insiders repeatedly, if not quite publicly, brought up this supposed truism during the #OscarsSoWhite uproar.
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But Schiff brought up the point to underscore the damage Trump has inflicted on national security.
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Trump, in a tweet, indicated that they did, while Lavrov told reporters it wasn't brought up.
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Trump has brought up Democrats' tax-law votes and says Democrats want to raise people's taxes.
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Cameron let Corbyn ask his third and fourth questions before he brought up the leaked list.
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The very first search brought up references to something she had never heard of: plastic bronchitis.
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" At one point, drinking coffee on stools in an uptown cafe, I brought up "Black Panther.
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"The way I was brought up, some things you just don't speak on," he told me.
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Fred Hiatt: Since you brought up wind turbines, we asked readers for questions they would ask.
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Earlier Friday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi questioned whether Trump brought up Biden during China trade talks.
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I was brought up—fairly lovingly, I'd say—as the only child in an ordinary family.
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McConnell has blocked most election security measures from being brought up, citing concerns around federalizing elections.
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But during Thursday's hearing, Republican lawmakers brought up the Democratic proposals for FTTs, calling them problematic.
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Trump brought up Cohen repeatedly during the multi-day trip to Hanoi for the nuclear summit.
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Instead, Zelensky said he would look into the two politically charged matters that Trump brought up.
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Bolton said he brought up both the 2016 election and Russian activities in upcoming congressional elections.
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This is not the first time Winfrey has been brought up as a potential presidential candidate.
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A quick dig through the site brought up hundreds of pages of dedicated Cyber Week discounts.
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The topic of a job at the White House was also brought up, though never materialized.
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When Republicans brought up the ethics allegations against DC Council member Jack Evans, Democrats shot back.
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In addition to the robust November gains, revisions brought up totals from the two previous months.
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He even brought up the issue during the nomination hearing for former Boeing executive Patrick Shanahan.
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Ivanka converted to Judaism, and the couple's three children are being brought up in the religion.
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Cory Booker and Elizabeth Warren, have brought up issues of morality and spoken about their faith.
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The Minnesota Democrat also brought up Abrams' past comments on the US policy in El Salvador.
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So that was essentially the argument I wanted -- that should've been brought up and tackled there.
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Castor brought up Chalupa by name while questioning the former U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch.
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BROUGHT UP SECRETARY MATTIS, AND THE MILITARY AND DEFENSE NEEDS, WHERE ALUMINUM AND STEEL ARE CONCERNED.
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One subject Page repeatedly brought up in answering a variety of different questions: law and regulation.
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Every time they brought up the script they were working on, they found the same reaction.
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He brought up abortion and Syria and a "tremendous onslaught" of migrants on the southern border.
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The patient himself brought up the possibility of Lyme disease — unlikely in Northern California, but possible.
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Amanda Taub: Todd, I'm glad you brought up the fact that "Clark" wouldn't lie to Martha.
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"Capital T, capital B." He brought up the doctrines of human dignity and the Ten Commandments.
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The common analogy, which New York City officials immediately brought up: armed tourists in Times Square.
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The adults who brainwashed this autist [sic] child should be brought up on child abuse charges.
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We had an epic conversation and talked about the psychologist Abraham Maslow, whom he brought up.
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Issues of executive privilege might crop up, which Barr also brought up in his Senate hearing.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he brought up the Khashoggi issue while at the summit.
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Actually, I think that was one of the questions that was brought up with Impossible Foods.
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This, of course, was Bannon's theory — that Don Jr. brought up attendees to meet his father.
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Malado Baldwin: They brought up good points about all-female shows relegating women to the sidelines.
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So when he brought up the subject of children a few months in — Do you want any?
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Rhodes writes that during Obama's meeting with Trump, the president-elect repeatedly brought up his rally sizes.
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Gerard only brought up the win briefly in his prepared remarks to an audience of industry executives.
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Last week, at his keynote speech at South by Southwest, President Barack Obama brought up a subject
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Trump last brought up nuclear weapons on Twitter in mid-November, shortly after his unexpected electoral win.
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However, the issues that PewDiePie brought up in his initial video have been around for some time.
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The mother-daughter drama has been brought up by a number of your other favorite TV characters.
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According to Kimbal, both his father and uncle "flipped out " when they brought up their arcade plans.
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It's first addressed by the House and Senate appropriations committees and then brought up for a vote.
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Since you brought up Charlie Sheen, what's been going on in Richards' private life since the divorce?
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Palmer then brought up a recent photo shared to Instagram of Porowski, 35, and Van Ness, 32.
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He brought up the family's first trip to Jackson's Neverland Ranch when he says the abuse began.
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I brought up my WiFi menu on my phone, and saw Marco's iPhone on the connections list.
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The piece also brought up a lot of old ghosts I wasn't entirely ready to deal with.
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" Fonda also brought up journalist Charlie Rose as an example of someone who hasn't "done the work.
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You'll recall Kim went nuclear ... thinking Kenya brought up Kim's "injured son" during some intense trash talking.
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" Clinton brought up the April 14 proposal on NBC's "Meet the Press" and asked, "Is he in?
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Or they aren't used in the amounts specified, and new ones are sometimes brought up at random.
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Another valid point a colleague brought up: calls placed through an Echo are projected on speaker phone.
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Brought up in England by Irish-Catholic parents, he acknowledges the influence of both Marxism and Christianity.
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Several users brought up the question of Russian interference or influence like we've seen on other platforms.
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The issue of election meddling was brought up but accounts differed significantly on how those discussions went.
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He and others brought up now-infamous texts by former FBI agent Peter Strzok that insulted Trump.
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"When these doxxings were brought up, Google said they were not responsible," a source tells The Verge.
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Neither attorney on Tuesday brought up the issue of race during the trial, the Washington Post reported.
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Because this was a test of systems that have not been finalized or brought up to spec.
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The resulting one-person experiment helped Dessa reconcile her feelings, but it brought up questions as well.
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"Yeah it brought up a whole lot of feelings and emotions and past experiences," the actor joked.
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" Clinton brought up the April 14 proposal on NBC's "Meet the Press" and asked, "Is he in?
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He said he brought up the issue during his meeting with RNC Chairman Reince Priebus last week.
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"I need to go," she says, offering zero assistance until the name "Heidi Bergman" is brought up.
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In the case of the debate, Trump brought up ISIS when talking about his own personal conduct.
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Indirectly, the case brought up another question, as well: whether or not Postmates' drivers were considered employees.
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Garrett's rocky marriage, which ended in divorce two years ago, is brought up about every other minute.
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But after he unsuccessfully tried to engage with the woman, Irv brought up his concern to Richards.
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One interesting point that isn't always brought up is the difference between face recognition and face matching.
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Sam Gyimah was brought up partly in Ghana before going to a British state school then Oxford.
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A 19th ace for Lopez brought up another match point and this time Cilic could not reply.
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They had chatted a few times before the young woman ever brought up the name Jeffrey Epstein.
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And she brought up her call to action again during her acceptance speech at Thursday's amfAR gala.
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She brought (up vaccines) on the regular group and everyone was busy all day and night fighting.
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The president is also facing a defamation lawsuit brought up by one of his accusers, Summer Zervos.
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Though it's not clear what she thinks of piercings, she brought up a common criticism of tattoos.
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When a Vulture reporter brought up the appearance to the actor, he blanched like an embarrassed teenager.
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A young California sea lion checks out a starfish that it brought up from the ocean floor.
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