Their parents call out to the children's grandparents, who call out to their parents, the children's great-grandparents.
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Macron did not call out Trump by name, just as Obama then did not call out Republican President George W. Bush.
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Current Events Conversation Most weeks we call out particular schools for being active participants in our writing forums, but this week we'd like to call out individual students.
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"Just as President Trump first refused to call out white supremacists by name, the vast majority of Republicans have refused to call out Trump for empowering hatred," he wrote.
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" Without turning, I call out, "Great, see you later.
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The model reposted the video ad — which shows her body being digitally altered down — on her own Instagram page to call out the company, and to call out Instagram for allowing the ad.
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I stay there until the kids call out to me.
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Some good... While others call out the obvious: the cornrows.
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When he tests boundaries, acknowledge and call out as fascism!
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USA Today Sports didn't take the call out too harshly.
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Now she's taken to Twitter to call out his critics.
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One person she didn't call out, however, was Stephen Colbert.
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Not only did Meyers call out Allen, Weinstein, and Spacey.
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" South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg: "We should call out hypocrisy.
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I coach my debaters to call out the other person.
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They'll even call out to one another when they're separated.
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The more men call out misogyny, the greater the shift.
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But unlike today's companies, Salesforce didn't call out Silicon Valley.
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What if you could call out ghosters in emoji form?
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Should we call out to ET, or watch and wait?
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All because Franken used LexisNexis to call out O'Reilly's lies.
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Bachelor Nation was quick to call out the offensive remark.
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But Hart was quick to call out his own joke.
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These are the individuals we want to call out today.
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She lay completely white, coughing as she couldn't call out.
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Other groups were more reticent to call out GOP leadership.
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We plan to call out our favorite comments each week.
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He would have, in industry parlance, screened the call out.
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It's not a Twitter call out, or an Instagram post.
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He wasn't afraid to call out the Islamofascists by name.
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I will always call out antisemitism when I see it.
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But many users took to Twitter to call out Klobuchar.
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Friesen has been known to call out his customers before.
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What's the story behind the Chris Christie call out video?
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These women are putting a call out to the world.
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In this environment, inconsistency is difficult to call out systematically.
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"I was the first person to call out Trump," she said.
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Call out microaggressions — or not-so-microaggressions — even when it's uncomfortable.
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That&aposs when Strzok decided to call out a certain show.
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"You gotta call out the elephant in the room?" she replied.
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We don't require our partners to write or call out names.
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I don't know who has the balls to call out P!
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It&aposs up to the GOP to call out their side.
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"Just gotta be fun with it, just call out the idiots."
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Again, to kind of call out, YouTube did this really well.
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You can then call out "hey Cortana" followed by your command.
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"We need campaigns which call out the terrorists' lies and myths"
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But his call out of Clinton didn't necessarily go as planned... .
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It may be because I would specifically call out our conversations.
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And they can call out dubious claims when they see them.
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You may as well call out the executioner at that point.
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There was a call-out for people to help out there.
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Others said women might be reluctant to call out sexist behavior.
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Please call out sexism, racism and homophobia -- at all ages. 13.
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It was sympathy that made him call out to the boy.
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Manchin is not the only Dem to call out Tlaib's profanity.
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We need to recognize and call out what is not acceptable.
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Will the media call out Jenkins for his lying and dishonesty?
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Neither will the Democrats' reluctance to call out their Republican colleagues.
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Clinton had demanded that Mr. Holt aggressively call out false assertions.
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Sometimes it takes an old guy to call out a youngster.
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Apparently "Call out the special prosecutor" is now at the top.
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People took to Twitter to complain and call out the bank.
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Inside, parents on their way to work call out jolly greetings.
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We'd love to call out your suggestions in our next roundup.
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And that makes it worthy of ... well, its own call-out.
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"I got a phone call out of the blue," he said.
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The findings prompted him to call out the extensions as spyware.
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But Sanders still refuses to call out the Bidens by name.
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All the while, birds call out like flocks of screaming children.
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We need a Holden Caulfield to call out all the phonies.
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There was no need to call out the military, Charamba said.
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But they rarely if ever call out the president's moral degradations.
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It's rare for entrepreneurs to call out other entrepreneurs in public.
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Sturman didn't explicitly call out the Trump campaign for suppressing voters.
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"If you cannot call out bigotry, if you cannot call out racism, xenophobia, if you can't call it out and you stand back and you're silent around it you're enabling it to grow," he said Tuesday.
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"I will continue to do what I have to do, say what I have to say, compliment the people that I have to compliment, and call out the people that I need to call out," Cruz added.
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You know what that means, it's time to call out The Uniplower!
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Can I no longer call out the hate within my own community?
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There has been an increased call out for additional supplies at school.
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This is why he's disturbed when people call out his insulting statements.
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I edge to the curb, roll down my window, and call out.
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Clearly Joyce didn't realize that I call out rude people like this.
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Argento didn't just use the moment to call out a known offender.
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It does attempt to call out specific emails that need your attention.
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At the event, Bachman used her set to call out Weinstein's attendance.
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No one wants to go; people said they'd just call out sick.
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On Thursday, James McMahon decided to call out the people's champion directly.
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Undeterred, Teigen went on call out a hypocrisy inherent to celebrity culture.
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The researchers do call out that this is a preliminary study, though.
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Here's hoping models continue to call out shaming for what it is.
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They can call out other characters when they do fucked-up things.
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If he does, then he must — must — call out for Kelly Clarkson.
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The authors call out another issue: What are we even calling sex?
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Then, a person can call out requests or commands in either language.
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The report went on to call out Twitter for not doing more.
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Even Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump was quick to call out white supremacy.
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Wherever rare Pokémon appeared, people would call out and crowds would gather.
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Others, like actor Jeffrey Wright, call out politicians and support the resistance.
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McMahon didn't wanna call out Rousey, though ... so our money's on Charlotte.
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To call out another person's white privilege, you yourself can be white.
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You heard a voice call out from the flames, do you remember?
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"Here's what's happening: You've got to call out bad behavior," he continued.
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It is especially important for them to call out other white males.
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Reviewers on Amazon specifically call out their similiarites as a selling point.
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Clinton to consider whether she should explicitly call out Breitbart to voters.
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Still, he understands why some Republicans are inclined to call out Trump.
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A group of girls call out a boy on his sexist behavior.
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Or is she fearlessly funny and generally unafraid to call out bullshit?
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Still, Haley has not hesitated to call out fellow Republicans, including Trump.
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" At one point, he said, he heard someone call out, "The kids!
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We call out all newsrooms nationwide to look in their collective mirror.
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After Charlottesville, he was willing to call out white supremacists by name.
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I didn't call out Trump for stalking me around the debate stage.
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But it's easy to call out villains like President Bashar al-Assad.
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I'm hardly the first person to call out selfishness on the internet.
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Some nurses call out sexual harassment at work, or widespread workplace violence.
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" Volkanovski continued ... "People will be like, 'He's trying to call out Khabib.
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"We're just looking to call out the ones going above and beyond."
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We can fight corruption and call out injustice without harming vulnerable communities.
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To call out abuse of power MORE appointed 12 inspectors general (IGs).
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" And: "I will always call out anti-Semitism when I see it.
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" When he answers affirmatively, the two call out in unison: "Carry on!
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But analysts and investors continue to call out the business as lackluster.
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Other Republican leaders, however, did not hesitate to call out Trump directly.
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Call out your favorite comedian when they resort to fatphobic jokes. 38.
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It's a significant warning from the CDC to call out all romaine.
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"We can call out and question the tactics of a movement but we should never question or marginalize the lived experiences and voices of those who call out for civil rights & liberties, including the Palestinian people," she tweeted.
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Hundreds of Twitter users have utilized the platform to call out the decision.
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Trump defended using social media to call out Alec Baldwin's portrayal of him.
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" News outlets call out Trump on census reversal WaPo said he "backed down.
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He didn't call out Netflix and HBO, but he might as well have.
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Tim Walz of Minnesota urged Republicans to call out the president for racism.
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Trump has continued to call out Robart in the days since the ruling.
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By the time they call out the names I'm not even paying attention.
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Page is not the only celebrity to call out Pence in recent weeks.
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It&aposs first important to call out what is a blatant double standard.
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As a citizen, I feel a duty to call out things like racism.
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The actress said a friend alerted her to the social media call out.
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We do not see any sensitivity around the new 21MAX risk call out.
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They use platforms like Twitter to call out and put pressure on politicians.
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He has a owner mentality like he can call out anybody including coaches.
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In the CCM world, fans call out artists who stray from traditional beliefs.
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He did not hesitate to call out brutality and to prosecute police abuses.
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Upon closer inspection, readers saw one particular call-out in the book's epigraph.
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Colleagues that manage people and people's budgets should call out gaps in compensation.
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Lewis and Khanna call out wellness practices on a blog calledThey Said What?
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Soon after the annoucement, Kenworthy went on Ellen to call out the selection.
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Look, it's fun to call out Facebook for its minor hypocrisies and fumbles.
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And she's not shy about posting photos that call out her tall frame.
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Some users are also using #WeAreHere to call out the platform for hypocrisy.
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She doesn't hesitate to call out hypocrisy — especially when it comes to feminism.
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President Trump is quick to call out what he considers un-patriotic behavior.
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She regularly touts herself as the first candidate to call out his rhetoric.
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Look, we know this is a strange thing to call out — it's petty.
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" Another added, "You are correct to call out this shameful entity, Mr. Carrey.
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It doesn't feel as scary to call out promoters for booking only men.
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The shareholders call out Ailes for his alleged treatment of Megyn Kelly, too.
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We must recognize and call out racism and colonialism when we see it.
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To call out the Democratic President as unfit for office and a traitor?
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What is troubling has been its unwillingness to call out those who are.
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Warren is exactly right to call out her colleagues on the Democratic side.
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But we still have many problems that call out for public policy solutions.
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He failed to effectively call out Pence for denying basic facts about Trump.
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People call out to each other in French, Creole, Spanish, Portuguese, and English.
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"Do not offer specific call out data at your airport," the email stated.
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Trump is right to call out for immigrants who share in our values.
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Call out when single stall bathrooms have a binary-gendered label on them.
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"Goodbye, darling!" you call out to your wife as you leave the house.
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"Do not offer specific call out data at your airport," the email adds.
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"I particularly want to call out my own tribe — doctors," Dr. Damania said.
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Maybe EMERITI was a stretch, but really the only one I'd call out.
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See the Saint Heron call out below, via Instagram: Follow Lauren on Twitter.
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Call out: Got a commuting nightmare story, featuring a train or a bus?
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It's rare to see athletes in any sport call out their team owner.
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And while personalities emerge, Mr. Nicks doesn't elevate heroes or call out villains.
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"It's a national emergency, and I would call out the military," he said.
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Akins is equally quick to call out García if he is acting poorly.
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How to call out racism: This one's tough, and there's no right way.
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McCain's wife and daughter call out Trump Cindy McCain, the wife of Sen.
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But Gabbard's refusal to call out Putin and Assad was a costly mistake.
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Tillerson looks ready to call out Myanmar for 'ethnic cleansing' of Rohingya Muslims
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When I call out your weight you&aposre gonna get in one formation.
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Cillian was frozen in the Bog Girl's grip, unable even to call out.
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Speak up and call out bad behavior when you are witness to it.
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The feature should help to call out incorrect stories, but only to an extent.
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"We must also call out the hypocrisy of the Republican Party in this instance."
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We&aposre going to call out all of these high-ranking deep state officials.
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Erdogan tread carefully during his speech and did not call out MBS by name.
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The government had to call out the army to get him out of there.
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Please don't purchase any and call out those who attempt to sell them. 41.
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Social media lets journalists and ordinary citizens call out politicians' lies in real time.
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"On Twitter, he only has enough characters to call out one subject or brand."
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We call out a recent headline, provide an update, and explain why it matters.
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"But what about our responsibility to call out racism wherever we ..."Yes, I know.
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Lightfoot used the incident to call out partisan divides exacerbated by the Trump presidency.
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But do you want to be the one to call out LaVar on it?
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To call out the next person who dares equate my size with my strength.
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But before he got the chance, he got a call out of the blue.
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Here's what else is happening: Call out sick and say you've caught spring fever.
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Democrats and at least one former Republican were quick to call out the president.
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I remember that, and a little bit of call out culture picked that up.
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And if she has to call out sick, her colleagues can cover for her.
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The initial goal was to create an archive and call out whoever they found.
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Clinton missed chances to call out Trump on his lack of specifics, said Franky.
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And they always, always call out the clogged pores I've tried to extract myself.
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" Portner then went on to call out Bieber for collaborating with "overly problematic people.
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Frustrated fans and YouTube gurus were quick to call out the lack of inclusivity.
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Legat isn't the first local to call out Moore's alleged behavior at the mall.
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We'll call out the one that wants you to assemble your own avocado toast.
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And really, what other Los Angeles area rapper would ever call out Magic Johnson??
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Artists who don't hesitate to call out people they love for doing them wrong.
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This research does more than call out a few gentrifiers on our own hypocrisy.
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He normally has a horn that he blows to call out to distract hunters.
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Oman-Reagan took to Twitter to call out Oxford Dictionaries for the biased language.
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Check out the police dispatcher putting the call out to Chicago PD units. pic.twitter.
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"... — Tom Taylor (@TomTaylorMade) March 26, 2019 Helpfully, I call out, "Just leave it, mate!
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" While Khloé did not call out Rose still, she did tweet out: "No guys!
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Join me by continuing to call out our politicians when they threaten our care.
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She is unafraid to call out inequality, blatant sexism, and trolls of all sorts.
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But it is time to call out bad behavior and stay on the offensive.
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The United States will then call out the country and may apply punitive measures.
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They did only in the sense that refs call out a boxer who's cheating.
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Japanese women are using the hashtag to call out the sexist workplace dress code.
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Redditors were quick to call out Clark Griswold's intuition for getting the x-ray.
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Critics used the tweet to call out Pompeo for his dramatic reversal on WikiLeaks.
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Gotta love the use of a tech platform to call out the tech industry.
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Hogg also added a price tag as a tassel, to call out Florida Sen.
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Call out people who insist that there are only two genders—that can help!
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He's gotta call out Andre Ward, beat Andre Ward, and then I'll fight him.
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There's a great lyric on your EP where you call out someone for vaping.
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The name even briefly inspired a hashtag, #KimOhNo, to call out the poor branding.
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But as our relationship grew and strengthened, parenthood just didn't call out to us.
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Photographers of all genders were quick to call out the camera manufacturer's astounding omission.
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But Brenly couldn't call out one of his aces for being a glory hound.
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Deja and Thompson, too, plan on continuing to call out and discuss n*****fishing.
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But unlike their Democratic colleagues, they have declined to call out Trump by name.
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Hostin has yet to respond to Trump Jr.'s latest call-out on Twitter.
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We must call out such practices and demand that our country welcome all immigrants.
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Why won't President Trump call out Mr. Putin for Russia's rogue behavior in cyberspace?
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We begin this week's call-out of favorite comments with some of their work.
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Deans don't want call-out culture either — they just can't say so out loud.
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But the very daunting nature of the task seemed to call out creative solutions.
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For them, the issue is not being able to call out sick from work.
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Or at the least, to call out Trump for having no sense of decency.
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An official said the Trump administration will publicly call out Iran for the incident.
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The region's governments failed to call out Mr. Morales's efforts to distort the results.
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In 5003 characters, Twittering S.J.W.s (social justice warriors) "call out" and "cancel" their oppressors.
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The U.S. has essentially sat on its hands while they call out for help.
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I put a call out to friends asking for ten of their favorite songs.
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Before the election is over, I will likely call out for your views again.
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A "call-out generally "refers to interpersonal confrontations occurring between individuals on social media.
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When the men call out their names, Mott said, they say them with care.
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Trump himself, however, has been slightly more been reluctant to explicitly call out Iran.
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" On Republican colleagues' reaction to the decision on Turkey: "It's amazing to me that my Republican colleagues are willing to call out the President for his betrayal of the Kurds, but refuse to call out the President for his betrayal of Americans.
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I want to call out [Price's] behavior and also hold myself to a certain standard.
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Trump has a habit of taking to Twitter to make statements or call out companies.
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It's a song that he says is a call out to seduce the whole planet.
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For example, he could continue to call out China over the South China Sea issue.
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She wasn't afraid to call out inconsistencies in our culture and hypocrisy in the industry.
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Will the ladies on "The View" call out Bee for her vulgarity and defend Ivanka?
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We have a responsibility to call out this birtherism and the continued spread of misinformation.
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Fight the urge to power through and call out "sick" for a day or two.
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It's one thing to call out rude behavior, but it's 100% wrong to harass someone.
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Some, like former presidential hopeful Ted Cruz, specifically call out CBS for "celebrating" the news.
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And then they call out and ask, 'Who are the people of Ain al-Shams?
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Caging children and separating families makes it challenging to call out Chinese human rights violations.
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And Edwards has been unafraid to call out that stunning disparity on the campaign trail.
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And they are more willing to call out those guys who don't care about consent.
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Cramer expects Splunk to put up a good conference call out of CEO Doug Merritt.
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Jorgensen took to Twitter to call out the moment and speak up for her family.
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The Last Jedi director, Rian Johnson, took to Twitter on Tuesday to call out trolls.
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So you couldn't really call out their lies because they were never playing that game.
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" Another chimed in, "Mayim Bialik missed the perfect opportunity to call out men in Hollywood.
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I'm asking all men to call out their fellow bro on their behavior around women.
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Putting policies in place that specifically call out this form of unfair treatment is critical.
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An initial call-out to friends has ballooned into a festival that has grown exponentially.
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Ahead of our podcast recording, I put a call out for questions about the game.
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Additionally, viewers noticed that Longoria's response was also a (possibly purposeful) call-out to Hamilton.
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Surely there's another way to call out menstruphobia without exercising cis privilege or alienating anyone.
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Saturday Night Live decided to call out this bullshit to say what we're all thinking.
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Now when they protest, as they often do, they call out King Abdullah by name.
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Jameela Jamil seems uniquely well-positioned to call out the bullshit of the celebrity apparatus.
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Even though I knew firsthand from people, it wasn't my place to call out names.
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Viewers took to Twitter to call out that the three were actually discussing marital rape.
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We're now left with one major question: Who will Nicki Minaj call out this year?
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For most Republican lawmakers, however, there isn't much electoral incentive to call out the President.
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And yet: The default media approach to Trump has been, and remains, the call-out.
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And Frank's very right to call out that cringe-inducing Kristof column, in which Kristof
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Entertainment Weekly adds that there's already a casting call out for a new female lead.
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The single mom got the stunning phone call out of the blue on March 18.
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Social media lets anyone call out a brand, in a way that can instantly metastasize.
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Sandhill cranes call out in unison, stick close together and often synchronize their movements. 15.
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While he didn't call out Evan for the Bin Laden hint, Twitter was on it.
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" To everyone: "We need to call out white supremacy for what it is: Domestic terrorism.
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The German Chancellor Angela Merkel has not dismissed the "re-founding" call out of hand.
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Post-fight, the young fighter made a bold call out of fellow prospect Sage Northcutt.
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The Last Jedi director, Rian Johnson, took to Twitter last week to call out trolls.
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Vaughan put a call out to a local Facebook page that identifies and relocates snakes.
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A valedictorian used her speech to call out counselors and criticize a 'regularly intoxicated' teacher.
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The judges are quick to rightly call out the major problems with the app's premise.
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"We need to call out white supremacy for what it is: domestic terrorism," Warren said.
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He'll call out senators over a piece of legislation, like the effort to repeal Obamacare.
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Some Republicans were quick to call out Democrats for their expected opposition to Trump's pick.
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The decorated subway turn styles call out "Pika!" as people enter and leave the station.
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The fact that they fearlessly call out and challenge the schemers testifies to their courage.
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First I want to call out the phenomenal innovation this year from our client business.
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I heard you call out an airy "you'll get over it!" after dispatching guy #2.
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Biden is not the first Democratic presidential candidate to call out Amazon over its taxes.
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Star went on to call out Jenner for sending out Lip Kits in that condition.
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Patmore is quick to call out "Becky Sharp" (another great literary reference) on her behavior.
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Comedy has long been a tool to call out social injustice, particularly racism and sexism.
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The other frogs all call out to her that it's impossible: She won't make it.
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Tennessee did not call out the National Guard to integrate its universities, as Mississippi did.
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Are people afraid that their Echo will answer when they call out their kid's name?
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk isn't afraid to call out an error when he sees one.
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Two years later, Wisniewski was making a call-out on Twitter, looking for a job.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump appeared to sarcastically call out a break-in at Rep.
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Also, hearing Mhysa call out into the darkness with their Beyonce cover is truly spiritual.
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How can he call out the dogs with his whistles when he has Jewish grandchildren?
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And he has promised to call out the governor — whoever that may be — whenever necessary.
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Other TikTok users have been quick to call out their peers for posting the misinformation.
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Throughout the book, the Gelbs straightforwardly call out O'Neill for creative failures and personal hypocrisy.
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Trump has since faced criticism for refusing to call out far-right groups by name.
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Current Events Conversation (Weekly on Thursdays) Each week we call out our favorite student comments.
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Democratic candidates need to call out Trump's own abuses of power for self-enrichment purposes.
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Sometimes, like Allen, I want people to plainly call out racism when they see it.
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Let's call out the real issue here — the country has a major media literacy problem.
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Finally, she wants a rating system for legal ads that would call out deceptive advertisers.
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Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop said Friday it was important to call out anti-Semitism.
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Between drinks, the man would call out the two headlines that sold the most papers.
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Some Republicans have taken Trump's side, saying he's right to call out the protesting players.
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But you don't need to reveal all the gory details when you call out sick.
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Trump frequently uses Twitter to call out his political opponents and tout his administration's successes.
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The governor would call out her name, praising her tenacity, as he signed the bill.
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I wasn't surprised that we received more than 650 submissions to our reader call-out.
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I simply cannot go back to work so I call out and say I'm sick.
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We look forward to the conversations we get to read and call out next week.
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"If you are looking to call out, they'll try to talk you out of it by saying it's not a valid reason," she said, adding that many workers feel the need to provide a doctor's note if they call out for even one day.
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Seems like every day people call out Twitter for not working aggressively enough to curb harassment.
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Some even call out the logic of the movement with a good-natured slight at Starbucks.
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CM: Border patrol will make captured migrants call out to others to lure them into captivity.
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"He needs to call out the hate in this country, but he won't," Blair passionately said.
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During that event, Inslee showed a willingness to call out his Democratic opponents on climate change.
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And of course I will continue to call out Islamophobia and stand with my Muslim neighbors.
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The focus on Cogdell's husband drove Twitter users to call out the paper for being sexist.
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So she started the #OscarsSoWhite hashtag to call out the Academy for their lack of representation.
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The White House, Republicans say, shouldn't be afraid to call out the source of this violence.
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"It's pretty standard practice for us not to specifically call out staff," Sanders told reporters afterward.
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And when exactly, is everyone going to call out the emperor on his lack of clothes?
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In June, she took to Twitter to call out the agency and accuse them of discrimination.
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Use your strong female voice to call out like the sirens you are and refuse straws.
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Her call out was just what Thanksgiving needed to add a little spice to the day.
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I call out for the second day in a row, which is pretty distressing for me.
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Lesson #2: If you are searching for something scary in the forest, do not call out.
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In some cases, a call out of prison can cost as much as $215 per minute.
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In some cases, a call out of prison can cost as much as $14 per minute.
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An HBO special in which you publicly call out whoever wronged you is the best revenge.
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Beauty fanatics were quick to call out the visual similarities, along with the obvious price difference.
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The effects of mental illnesses are known and quantifiable and call out for treatment during pregnancy.
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And it really does call out a level of behavior that should be expected of everyone.
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Those same critics who call out Trump should also criticize the "reform" lobby with equal fervor.
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It's no secret there's been tension, but it's interesting Caitlyn decided to call out Kim publicly.
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Mashable has a call out to Ikea, but has yet to hear back about the sleepovers.
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But, before that announcement, he seized his opportunity to call out GSP in vintage Bisping fashion.
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Denbo is not the first actress to call out sexism and ageism in Hollywood's casting practices.
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I just couldn't break away from following the majesty of Minaj's call-out in real time.
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I, on the other hand, head to the UN climate talks to call out corporate lobbyists.
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Similarly this year, Amber Coffman's call out of abuse and subsequent support was an optimistic start.
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And we need to call out the president himself for advancing racism and white supremacy. pic.twitter.
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Most of the people on the list have largely ignored Sanders's call-out, but not Blankfein.
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They openly call out Republicans for peddling conspiracy theories about Ukrainian interference in the 2628 election.
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Maybe its time to flip the script and for Washington, D.C. to call out NIMBY America.
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" Should five or ten minutes pass with no reaction, I'd call out, "Why aren't you laughing?
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Turkel isn't the only person to call out the network for its coverage on the issue.
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Every word of it is a lie that most in his own party won't call out.
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When Mexican authorities give the volunteers word, they call out the day's numbers over a megaphone.
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"I will continue to call out Australia and the industry until this stops and that's that."
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As he tries to gather what's going on, he hears a voice call out to him.
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Yang did not specifically call out which "ideas" the press covered that his tweet referred to.
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Here, officers call out residents' names in greeting and patrol on foot with gang intervention specialists.
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Watch Neil Cavuto Call Out Trump on fox news on His Pattern of False Statements: 'Mr.
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And Trump's absence emboldened journalists to call out the president's dangerous attacks on the First Amendment.
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Though it's unclear if he was directly responding to Cameron's call out, the timing lines up.
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So, how exactly do you call out the food police, without coming across like a jerk?
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How can we call out bad labor practices if we aren't able to abide them ourselves?
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It's not uncommon for sports fans to call out from work following a big playoff victory.
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President Trump took to Twitter Friday to call out the NFL on their national anthem policy.
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Faintly, I hear the voice of the facility call out to me through the network link.
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And few have come forward to call out any type of systematic bias on Wall Street.
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Murphy isn't the only influencer to call out the industry for setting unattainable standards for followers.
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Dean's email was no surprise (other than that curious call-out to the Eric Clapton song).
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For a Jew to publicly call out another Jew as a kapo is a big deal.
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To them, if you call out, you're sabotaging their day and their chance of making money.
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You are also encouraged to call out "I love you, Flobot" when the mood strikes you.
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This ingenious book will call out to toddlers, but keep it around for early readers, too.
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We had nearly 400(!) submissions from our Australian call-out — read the winning tiny tales now.
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We'll call out our favorite responses to this question in Current Events Conversation later this month.
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On Monday, police in Madrid put a call out for full-face snorkeling masks on Twitter.
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If one of the most powerful tech companies can't call out the president's dishonesty, who can?
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It's impossible to call out every woman-led organization that's doing amazing things in this space.
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So, I wouldn't call out a particular essay, because I think all of them are necessary.
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I hope that Mr. Brooks will call out Republican leaders on this in his future columns.
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Yes, it's great we count on researchers to call out politicians and diligently confirm bombshell accusations.
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For instance, would Anakin&aposs lightsaber really call out to a Palpatine instead of a Skywalker?
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The welcome design tweaks alone are enough for it to be worthy of a call-out.
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Ms. Partanen is right to call out the bogus freedom being peddled by the current administration.
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Today we are more tempted to gasp in shock and call out a warning: Wake up!
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Getting Series 2 off to a good start is a sheep rustling call-out gone sour.
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On election night, Northam also appeared to call out Trump while not mentioning him by name.
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" Maybe on New Year's Eve we should all join hands and call out "Klaatu barada nikto.
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I'm not quick to call out 1984 Orwellian dystopian references, but owning the language of baseball?
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He did it all quickly, anticipating that at any moment, Susan would call out to him.
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They rarely call out Mr. Trump for spreading falsehoods or altering the meaning of their words.
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The band's drummer, Zack Mykula, says venues need to join in call-out culture as well.
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Update: Predictably steamy videos for "Try Me" and "Call Out My Name" appeared on Spotify overnight.
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As with any good millennial marketing strategy, the launch also comes with a social media call-out.
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McCoy was one of many athletes to call out the president over Twitter earlier in the week.
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Probably. But who is anyone to call out Alex Morgan's celebration of her historic five-goal performance?
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She is as sweaty as the prisoners who call out lewd suggestions, egged-on by the guards.
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Turkey is one of the few Muslim-majority countries to call out China on its repressive campaign.
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Isn't it easier now for politicians to call out journalists for showing what they perceive as bias?
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Liz Lopatto: These are all great movies, but I also want to call out Magic Mike XXL.
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Sometimes voices in his replies call out his alleged abusive behavior toward Allison and his ex-wife.
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It's her right to call out anyone who has double standards about gay vs straight love interests.
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The point of this replication project, and others like it, is not to call out individual researchers.
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It's the kind of place where the bartenders and servers sing and call out their liquor preferences.
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Speak up, be LOUD, and call out what's happening: Identifying violence by name can help deter it.
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By Sunday night, people had begun to notice Zhao's tweet and call out his rather undiplomatic phrasing.
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In the same way, I am using "tranny" not to be transphobic, but to call out transphobia.
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She swallows the urge to straighten the record and call out the New Yorkers as ungracious guests.
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After all, subpar economic growth would seem to call out for lower rates, all things being equal.
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On Twitter, McGowan has amassed supporters and urged them to call out harassment using the #RoseArmy hashtag.
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Many on social media celebrated Lamar's decision to call out the woman for using the N-word.
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Yemeni protesters completed a week-long 186-mile march Tuesday to call out restricted access to aid.
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We ALL have a responsibility to call out the absurd lack of equality everywhere we see it.
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And all of us must call out attempts to question her identity for what they are: racist.
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Of course, you're also supposed to call out "DOS" if you have two cards in your hand.
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Obviously, there are more tools than Facebook's measures that people can use to call out fake news.
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Refinery29's Anne Cohen found the movie to be a call-out of a sexist film industry.
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My tendency, by nature of my job and my blunt personality, is to call out racists aggressively.
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In 2015, the French government officially raised these concerns and put a call out for a solution.
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On the project's first track and instant stand-out, "Call Out My Name," Weeknd screams of betrayal.
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They have been outspoken against cultural appropriation, daring to call out everyone's favorite Jenner on social media.
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And when you call out that difference, and when you show that gap exists, they get angry.
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The last band you'd expect to hold truth to power and call out the police is Nickelback.
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Protest, march, donate, speak out, call out bullshit, build within your community, help those in need etc.
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Ezra doesn't just call out the girls for losing their edge against AD, but for being hypocrites.
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Apple's most brazen attack saw it call out the social network by name on screen at WWDC.
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" In New York City nightclubs, DJs sometimes call out "If you're from the 212, please stand up!
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We must call out hate -- unambiguously -- to preserve the free & tolerant society many have fought & die for.
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We should call out all those whose rhetoric fuels the hate, including the President and his allies.
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Let's call out bias and prejudice as vigorously when it hurts us as when it helps us.
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This morning, Trump took to the platform to call out the alleged "shadow banning" of Republican users.
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It's time to call out these things for what they are: pointed, bigoted, unreasonable, illegitimate, anti-Semitic.
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Making it acceptable to "call out the small things" should help shift a work culture over time.
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In particular, I expect Trump to call out China, either by name or through thinly veiled rhetoric.
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Why does no one call out the French government for such blatant hypocrisy and sloppy problem-solving?
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The wind would slowly rustle the grass, and birds and insects would call out all around her.
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The children have to see that people will stand up to them and call out their ignorance.
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When cable news organizations often seem unwilling to call out falsehoods, wrong information can cause tremendous damage.
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As stewards of our culture, we will call out changes that represent a risk to our values.
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Writer and Maxine Beneba Clarke noticed the spread and took to Twitter to call out its ridiculousness.
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The lawmaker took to Twitter to call out House Republicans for being "afraid" to show her shirt.
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Call out filmmakers when you notice Muslim stereotypes in the movies and shows that you watch. 86.
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Anderson Silva The most recent fighter to call out Bisping has been former middleweight champion Anderson Silva.
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These efforts saw him call out stars like middleweight champ Michael Bisping, and welterweight legend Nick Diaz.
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Or will we all have to call out of work next Monday when Ramsay wins the fight?
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Flake's opposition to Trump -- and willingness to call out the President -- effectively cost him his Senate seat.
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The other reality we need to call out is that machine learning is not 100 percent accurate.
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You have been criticized for failing to call out any countries that lag behind on gender issues.
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"Hey Lloyd," he'll hear a stranger call out in some improbable locale, like the streets of Edinburgh.
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You can't call out if it's your child, your loved one, if you have a funeral, anything.
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Yes, the fussy chickadees still call out to defend their claim on the feeders in my yard.
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On the Runway What if online call-out culture could be weaponized with humor instead of anger?
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The movement that shares that name has mobilized an entire generation to call out against state violence.
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"After the call-out on Facebook for a gathering, we tried to get more forces," she said.
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It's harder to call out one's allies — though that may be more effective, and therefore more important.
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Second, kudos to Lieber for doing a call-out to reach a more diverse pool of applicants.
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He goes on to call out Mark's "full stomach" and show muscles ... doubting they work as advertised.
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You won't see this call out on the Rent The Runway site but it's easy to do.
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Mistal adds, "Never criticize or call out another person in email, especially when it's a group email."
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"I would like to call out Lou Anna Simon, for her cowardly behavior," Syrovy said in court.
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And Meryl Streep, accepting a lifetime achievement award, used her speech to call out Donald J. Trump.
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"By merely saying incident it leaves viewers confused and doesn't call out the issue at hand appropriately."
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Many more wielded social media to call out their critics and companies with partnerships with the NRA.
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Ben Sasse, a Nebraska Republican who has not hesitated to call out Trump, echoed Corker on Sunday.
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Mr. Comey argued that he had unique credibility to call out the Russians and avoid that criticism.
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"Nothing here!" we call out to one another as the next herd of caribou shimmers into view.
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"Nothing here!" we call out to one another as the next herd of caribou shimmers into view.
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A staunch human rights advocate, Reagan was not afraid to call out any oppressive leader or regime.
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I did a call-out to readers earlier this week asking what questions they had for you.
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One viewer thought they heard Jack call out to Rebecca Pearson (Mandy Moore) before he passed away.
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It's fitting he'd call out the team he devoted much of his life to in his death.
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" During the Obama Foundation summit, President Barack Obama called out call out culture, calling it "not activism.
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"I'm still in the learning stage, so I'd hesitate to call out any particular thing," she said.
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"Bystanders are powerful peers who can stand up and call out behaviour that's not on," she said.
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Most tweets were in awe of Johnson's boldness to call out DeGeneres on her own TV program.
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Josh's videos are well worth a watch because they call out how we don't question things enough.
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Inspectors general operate separately from the departments they oversee, allowing them to call out waste and abuse.
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The problem with the pseudo-realism of the call-out culture is that it is so naïve.
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We have a responsibility as citizens of this country to call out corruption in systems of power.
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Neither is how little attention is paid to Native experts who call out mainstream institutions for mistakes.
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It took Trump about 2003 seconds to call out the "fake news" media covering his campaign kickoff.
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On Sunday singer Demi Lovato took to Twitter to call out Swift on her lack of action.
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Assuming there must be information we just weren't aware of, we put a call out on Twitter.
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President Donald Trump has been criticised for his reluctance to call out white supremacy since the violence.
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"We also have a duty to call out everyday sexism but also to protect our young girls and give them the confidence to challenge and stand up for how they want to look" 'We have a duty to call out everyday sexism, but also to protect our young girls'.
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These politicians make enemies, call out bad consensuses and gradually, painfully reform the common sense of the age.
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In your book, you call out some of the really salient examples of the press mishandling your case.
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Portman isn't the first actress in Hollywood to call out the industry on closing the gender pay gap.
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"Men can call out other men without incurring some of the same risks that women would," she explains.
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Who is going to call out a biased sentencing pattern and call for more research to compare judges?
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Trump was not going to call out Putin publicly, and we don't know what was said in private
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We can always count on author J.K. Rowling to call out Donald Trump on his bizarre Twitter behavior.
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Some of them preemptively call out "professional liberal protestors" for trying to disrupt him from talking to voters.
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She thinks Guimaraes was empowered to call out her harasser because of her own involvement with the video.
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People have already taken to Twitter to call out the grocery chain for gentrification, cultural appropriation, and more.
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"Call out stereotypes about 'angry black women,' 'fiery Latinas,' and 'sad Asian girls,'" writes Chemaly in her book.
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But fortunately for Wally, whenever he gets into a spot of trouble, he can call out for help.
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The tactics behind that, what it actually looks like to call out bad behavior when you see it.
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I can refuse to call him President, and call out other abuses of power when I see them.
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On top of that, yesterday was Kylie's birthday so she got another special call out from her mom.
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Ambassador Haley was unafraid to call out their BS & Americans should be grateful for her clarity and strength.
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Then I call out to R. to get my gym bag together, and we head off to gym.
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It's especially important to call out that this collaboration does not compromise our principles or values regarding privacy.
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The prison guard began to call out our names in alphabetical order and pairing us up in twos.
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Apparently they'll price match the regular rates if you call out this nonsense, but it's still pretty inexcusable.
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If you can muster the bravery, call out hecklers so your LGBTQ friends and peers don't have to.
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But he's been one of the few Republicans to truly call out Mr. Trump's terrifyingly wrong-headed ideas.
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We even made up an exercise song where I call out moves and we all do them together!
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After the casting news was announced, many were quick to call out Johansson for taking on the role.
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The history of the fashion police and its call-out culture — from good to bad — goes way back.
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And the rules don't explicitly call out digital efforts as being part of any official definition of coordination.
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But they also need to be doing more to call out sexism, wherever their children might see it.
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And though Hartwig was afraid to call out the powerful owner of her company, she's glad she did.
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It seemed unfair to call out the last point in the supply chain where we bought our fish.
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As a last resort, a friend put the call out for a last resort-style tweet for help.
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The report does call out the misconduct of the five FBI employees and refers them for official action.
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Our law enforcement sources say the suspect said something that led agents to call out the bomb squad.
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" Why, call out Trump for inventing "the racist lie that our first black president was not an American.
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The precipitating event was a remarkable bit of local journalism by the Morning Call out of Allentown, Pennsylvania.
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"Call Out My Name," which opens My Dear Melancholy, describes those crushing events with the most convincing emotion.
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We&aposll call out the fake crisis peddlers that are the so-called news media in his country.
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He has not hesitated to call out by name companies he thinks should bring outsourced production back home.
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Call out television shows and movies for using chronic illnesses as stupid plot devices or for comic relief.
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One was known to call out for help, while another would cry when their family left the facility.
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Guards were slow to respond, and Federer, not generally one to call out tournament organizers, was not amused.
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This isn't the first time Deng has taken to social media to call out the fashion industry's flaws.
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We must be willing to call out racism and misogyny and not couch those statements in any way.
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He is not afraid to call out President Obama and the self-important talking heads on cable news.
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Former President Barack Obama laid into call-out culture Tuesday in a speech at the Obama Foundation summit.
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Of course, workers don't always have time to call out those who sneak soda into their tiny cups.
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Clinton's campaign chairman, John D. Podesta, told reporters that she would continue to call out down-ballot Republicans.
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And as with many other recent efforts to call out inappropriate male behavior, the women led the way.
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CHAFFETZ: Those are nice words, but I don&apost see Democrats who actually will call out Maxine Waters.
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We're supposed to call out the mediocre racist hosts, the cheesy intro videos and the narcissistic acceptance speeches.
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Instead, what each new response shows is that it's an uphill battle to call out racism in America.
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I can refuse to call him president and call out other abuses of power when I see them.
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Sandberg's refusal to call out white men strikes me as the ultimate example of this kind of thinking.
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Rape culture is real, and thank you for being unafraid to call out that fact to the masses.
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My God, I call out by day and You do not answer, by night—no stillness for me.
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On top of that, we're playing songs that call out and speak against machismo, harassment, pedophile priests, etc.
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We'll call out our favorite responses to this question in our Current Events Conversation feature later this month.
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I got a phone call out of the blue asking if I wanted to be in a movie.
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But research has shown that instead, it's essential to explicitly call out stereotypes and explain why they're problematic.
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In fact, I've seen golfers and caddies call out photographers who have taken photos during a golfer's backswing.
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" Schiff said he would use his perch on the committee to call out adversaries for "furthering Kremlin narratives.
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Make sure to use your 50 character headline to call out why your product is the better choice.
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So, he's not willing to call out white supremacists who are protesting, sure, but certainly not peacefully whatsoever.
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In early January, she put a call out for examples of Black women being used as "banter" online.
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Its software can call out high performers, reward efficiency-improving creativity and even keep workers from hurting themselves.
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That year, she updated her course to explicitly call out one up-and-coming brand in particular: Juul.
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Would CarMax at least call out said manufacturers by name, to help get to the bottom of this?
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Jeff Leach took to Twitter to call out fellow Christians making "hateful and snarky" comments about Hawking's death.
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Sometimes we feel entitled to have self-righteous "call out" temper tantrums in response to mean-girl behavior.
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Some say we don't call out racism by name enough, while others say we do it too much.
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But, she does call out her mom, Alex, on all her petty bullshit, which is refreshing to hear.
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We should also be willing to call out those who align with us politically when they are wrong.
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" Lemon questioned why "evangelicals were so willing to call out, say Bill Clinton's behavior but not President Trump's?
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Even amid the effort to mend fences, Tillerson took time to call out Turkey on issues of concern.
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Does the D.J. do a wave-'em-like-you-just-don't-care call-out to the assembled dancers?
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Anyway, we're told by someone present ... the Prez took a decent amount of time to call out Sen.
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Our jobs are not on the line when we call out the mind-boggling monstrosity of what's happening.
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And, though we don't call out older comments in this weekly roundup, we still read everything you write!
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But if Remy Ma was willing to call out Nicki's brother, who knows how far Minaj will go.
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Call out your friends, family members, and co-workers when they fat-shame people in front of you.
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Human Rights Campaign (HRC) president Chad Griffin was quick to call out the comedian for his previous antics.
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For one, to call out Trumpian corruption as aggressively as it merits would force the question of impeachment.
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If you find yourself looking into someone's gun muzzle, you're always right to call out the hazardous infraction.
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I frequently feel someone looking at me, but people don't often call out to me here in Tokyo.
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If S.1 were to come to the House floor, I would vote NO. We can call out and question the tactics of a movement but we should never question or marginalize the lived experiences and voices of those who call out for civil rights & liberties, including the Palestinian people.
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And, you know, to see a guy like that, in that position of power calling out ... and he's not talking about me because I'm too small a fish, but to call out Satya Nadella or to call out any of these leaders in our industry, I think is absolutely extraordinary.
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To his closest friends in Congress, Amash's ability to call out his own side is part of his charm.
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But it's important that we question and call out each thought and decide whether it is fact or fiction.
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But, hey, at least Harrison didn't call out the wrong name at the rose ceremony like Bachelor Jesse Palmer.
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And the fact that we still have to call out and celebrate these wins is a shame in itself.
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The editor didn't specifically call out any of the designers that turned British Vogue down for Graham's cover shoot.
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"I'll leave, so if you want the show to continue, call out the person who did it," he said.
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She does, however, suggest that bystanders call out online abuse when they see it and report it as necessary.
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Others may call out sick from work when they just want to go to the beach, but not Pink.
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Leave it to Vince Staples to give zero fucks and call out R. Kelly during an interview at Coachella.
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So, fans believe that "Look What You Made Me Do" is a call out to the Kardashian-West clan.
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The president's propensity to call out various groups and individuals for mockery causes many to wonder who is next.
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On Saturday, for example, she was among the first Republican leaders to call out the protesters in Charlottesville unequivocally.
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When she wasn't banned, many YouTubers turned to "call out" videos to air their grievances to whoever would listen.
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Instead of an attack, you have the option to call out, which serves different functions, depending on the circumstances.
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Participants can privately name their harassers and opt to be connected to others who call out the same individual.
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And the opportunity is really big across all health devices, I think, as a call out to other startups.
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Being a celebrity means you don't get to call out sick when you've got a red carpet to walk.
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New ad friendly policies were introduced, and creators rallied together to support each other and call out the platform.
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Two of those tunes, "Call Out My Name" and "Privilege," appeared to strike The Weeknd more than the others.
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Kobe, after all, was the original Laker to call out Shaq for paying women hush money. Deep. Complex. Mature.
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Romney said in February that he generally approves of Trump's agenda, but would call out the president if needed.
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Social media have brought fans closer to their idols and enabled them to call out attempts to flog tat.
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Since older brothers simply can't help themselves, William seized the opportunity to call out Harry in his congratulations statement.
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Auditions are beginning this fall in cities all over, and Chance the Rapper posted a call-out on Instagram.
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His bluntness suggests that he will call out any whizz-kid traders plotting to blow up the financial system.
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Most recently, Kamala Harris, Sanders and Warren have used Amazon Prime Day as an opportunity to call out Amazon.
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Ahead, the best backhanded beauty gifts to call out the most difficult people in your life this holiday season.
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Rosenberg and Chandra designed the Imposter Buster to automatically respond and call out the impersonators every time they Tweet.
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The estranged wife of Miranda Lambert&aposs new boyfriend appeared to call out the country singer and her beau.
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We don't like call out on the radio and say we'll be busy for 20 or 30 minutes eating.
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But the call-out certainly didn't stop the actress from snapping up a storm while on her tropical getaway.
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On Monday, after nearly 48 hours and continuing reproach, Trump decided to call out the extremist groups by name.
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As the teacher continues to call out the name with no response, the camera cuts to an empty desk.
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Kim Kardashian famously told Jennifer Lawrence she was cheated on, too, but didn't call out the cheater by name.
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As the hateful missives piled up online, the media was quick to call out the sexism of the situation.
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Trump isn't just playing to media fears about being seen as biased if they call out a candidate's lies.
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In his meeting with her next week, Trump should call out Merkel on her country's very restrictive budget policies.
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Just call out to either and Siri or Alexa will listen in and let you know what they're hearing.
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Leading up to the march, I have yet to see a call out for Black women to show up.
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Fowler, of course, was not the first woman to call out the tech industry for its mistreatment of women.
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Simply call out how long you need it set for, and the Amazon Echo Show will do that rest.
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Sounds appear like collected items, feral dog's bark and passing pedestrian voices call out then fade like a dream.
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It's obviously ridiculous, but we were trying to call out how fearmongering a lot of these sites can be.
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Respect Trump will overtly request that foreign governments show the American people respect and call out those who don't.
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Most recently, Kamala Harris, Sanders, and Warren have used Amazon Prime Day as an opportunity to call out Amazon.
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So in fact, the national call out rate was higher a year ago than this year on that date.
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Weeds star Elizabeth Perkins used her sign to call out actor James Woods, as reported by The Daily Beast.
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However, we must tell the truth and call out his actions and rhetoric as what I see as racist.
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"I know that the events of recent days are painfully unclear and call out for answers," Ms. Lynch said.
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When he began to call out to the women, the dog reportedly started barking and charged toward the officer.
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"We must call out hatred and racism where it exists, including in the highest positions of power," O'Rourke said.
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Terry McAuliffe, a Democrat, writing that he had failed to specifically call out antifa after the chaos in Charlottesville.
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Everything I tweeted 2 weeks ago was to call out the terrible border funding bill that 85033+ Dems opposed.
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The moderator Jorge Ramos put pressure on Bernie Sanders to call out Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro as a dictator.
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Call-out culture, essentially, is public shaming in which members of a community are "called out" for problematic behavior.
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"Come on members of Congress, call out the president for his racist tweets this morning," Kerr said on Sunday.
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And since there's no one-size-fits-all solution, we call out who will benefit most from each approach.
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Might they have been a cheeky call-out to she and Parton, the two biggest stars in the room?
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Democrats are sure to call out Republicans and the administration for steps they have taken to undermine the law.
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This year, it's important to call out the various organizations on the ground making a difference in their communities.
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Over time, I've hit on one way to effectively call out someone while keeping things cordial: Ask a question.
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" The company also directed us to its community guidelines, which separately call out "Terrorism, Threats & Violence and Hate Speech.
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An employee asked for his name, as is standard, for staffers to call out when his order was prepared.
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The United States, which holds the council presidency for September, has unsuccessfully pushed the U.N. to call out Iran.
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To try and lift the birthday spirits, Foster tried to lift his spirits with a special Twitter call-out.
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He has not hesitated to call out by name companies that he thinks should bring outsourced production back home.
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In a predictable effort to avoid ruffling feathers, the Weber study doesn't call out many specific examples of activism.
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"On any given night, if I have even just a couple chefs call out sick, we're hurting," he said.
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People would call out his name when he was led along the corridor, banging on windows of their cells.
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It was the willingness of the prosecutors to call out the executives who had been a party to fraud.
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P.S. Thank you to all the readers who submitted two-word birth stories after our call-out last week!
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Longtime waiters call out orders, slide through the crowd, and manage to serve hundreds of people quickly and nicely.
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"Don't worry, kids!" he would call out as he went diving into the bushes to avoid an inky kitten.
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Its purveyors softly call out, "Mica, mica," Spanish slang for the laminated cards they are offering to potential clients.
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But the trials of playing with an unproven, inconsistent squad led Lundqvist to call out his teammates on Sunday.
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They actively call out politicians who fail to deliver on promises and intentionally try to create a raucous atmosphere.
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Call out her negative behavior as you're disciplining her in real time, so she understands why she's being punished.
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It also means all those who recklessly participate in the search-and-destroy missions of the call-out culture.
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One at a time, have them call out some or all of the words or phrases they jotted down.
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Some Roman Catholic officials are worried that the pope's willingness to call out injustice could endanger Myanmar's Christian minority.
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To her surprise, Chism-Vargas told VICE News, many Iowans can call out this bill by name, particularly women.
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All told, the list represents the work of 50 students, more than we usually call out in our contests.
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And models themselves are getting evermore vocal, using social media to call out brands that they felt behaved badly.
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It's one thing to identify the gaps in Expo 67's narrative, to call out its sexism and nationalism.
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Roberts jumped into the fray early, supporting Milan's right to call out racism within RWA and the publishing industry.
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Next, the authors call out what they see as a large disparity between R&D costs and product revenues.
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Bruce Flatin, the embassy's political counselor, was allowed to call out to Dubs through the door of room 117.
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"Employees continue to call out that the mission of the company is part of what drives them," Stoddard said.
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He is at work, so at least he didn't call out — he didn't get home until after 1 a.m.
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Recently, he took the time to call out conspiracy theories and false statements touted by the network's primetime commentators.
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And I try to use that benefit to call out its association with normalcy as much as I can.
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And if "Call Out My Name" is any indication, he doesn't have fond feelings about his time with her.
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Some sites like Hipmunk, which allows users to compare airfares, make a clear call-out above no-frills fares.
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But the vice president said he and Trump would call out the media if it gets its facts wrong.
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"The president's inability to call out white supremacists, KKK and neo-Nazis caused many to be embarrassed," Jackson said.
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Up to this point, the media has relentlessly criticized Trump for refusing to publicly call out the Russian president.
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I can and will continue to call out the monstrous behavior and the bully commentary born out of anger.
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And Trump himself has long been frustrated with Congress's growing willingness to call out incompetence in the executive branch.
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McGowan often adds the hashtag #RoseArmy to her tweets that call out people who helped cover up these behaviors.
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Don't leave it to fat folk to call out fat-shaming—the emotional labor of defending yourself is exhausting.
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Bullies suck, but sometimes the best way to deal with them is to call out their deplorable actions in public.
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Other protesters will gather outside the U.N. to call out specific countries, including a rally against Iran President Hassan Rouhani.
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People have the freedom right at their finger tips to call out brands for only using one type of model.
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She did call out Cassie and Caelynn before Hometowns and since then, her Instagram has been flooded with hateful comments.
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There's only one way: You call out the lie and remind the liar of his or her own moral fiber.
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Starbucks has responded to the protest by clarifying that it doesn't require its partners to write or call out names.
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Trump uses fear about the border to rile up his base — which Schumer and Pelosi were quick to call out.
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It's not enough to simply call out Trump's harsh policies; she believes Democrats need to present their own clear vision.
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Romero spoke in short bursts, stopping to allow protesters around him to call out his message to the wider crowd.
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Better yet, she's ready to call out your grandfather's girlfriend and then spend the next four hours bragging about it.
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In a video of the incident, police call out to McDole to drop his gun and put his hands up.
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Salam Al-Marayati, president of the Muslim Public Affairs Council, took the podium to call out the letter's anonymous author.
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The United States, which holds the council presidency for September, has unsuccessfully pushed the Security Council to call out Iran.
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A photo of the fob's underside clearly shows that the design is an explicit call out to the Model 3.
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" People were energized by the campaign's willingness to call out a "party establishment" that put its "fingers on the scale.
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Although Respawn doesn't specifically call out Octane in its press release, the character is shown in season 1 marketing material.
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Archie meets with Hiram in the study, but surprisingly not to call out Hiram for his own lack of loyalty.
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It's difficult to imagine Trump bypassing the opportunity to call out some of the lead voices in his impeachment trial.
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It is expected that presenters and award winners could use their time at the podium to call out these disparities.
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In February Russia vetoed a Western attempt to have the Security Council call out Tehran in a resolution on Yemen.
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The words chosen by Kelly to call out Trump -- which it's fair to assume are by design -- are comically ironic.
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The letter doesn't call out Trump by name, but it does clearly paint the growing movement against vaccines as dangerous.
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But it's also home to plenty of truth-seeking sleuths, ready to call out those who spread lies and pranks.
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Clinton did not call out the alt-right to save the GOP from it, but to condemn it by association.
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The Assistant will thank kids for saying please and will call out when the kids have asked for something nicely.
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It's less intrusive than a phone call out of the blue, and the concept helped Houseparty obtain 20 million users.
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One more show we definitely have to call out: the first ever live taping of Why'd You Push That Button?
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The clip of NBA star Kawhi Leonard has become the call out for toxic dating tactics and questionable coping mechanisms.
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These stories have prompted other performers to rally online to call out ways in which the industry could do better.
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" Its authors then call out the president specifically, accusing his "words" and "policies of [emboldening] a growing white nationalist movement.
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We have been able to call out this the cultural phenomenon we already know has existed years before Get Out.
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To this end, Moore asked the audience to call out their objections to Clinton, and also things they did like.
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Kardashian fans promptly told the Canadian rapper to call out Thompson on his cheating or slide out of the comments.
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Tiffany Haddish is one of the latest women to call out sexual misconduct in Hollywood, and she's singling out comedians.
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Between the lines: The American AI Initiative, as the new strategy is named, is unlikely to call out China directly.
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A policy shouldn't be the reason we call out inappropriate behavior or make an effort to include our co-workers.
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Pop singer Dua Lipa took to Twitter to call out United Airlines on how it handled her sister's peanut allergy.
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Twitter was quick to call out the rather bizarre timing of the fire alarm going off as a mere coincidence.
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"I got stopped by police the other day, going to a call-out," says Jenkins in his soft Lancashire drawl.
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European leaders who fail to call out racist language send a signal to their own people, also, about their future.
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Given all the president&aposs talk about the Russia hoax, don&apost you trust him to call out Kremlin meddling?
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She thanked them for including her brother, Braison in their show, but made a note to call out their politics.
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All in all, Mitrione's "call-out" was the perfect loudmouth American bookend to an already strangely Trump-centric MMA fight.
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Reid hasn't hesitated to call out ostensibly neutral arbiters he's felt have erred in their judgment of balls and strikes.
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And we never applauded her for being brave enough to call out the sexist behavior she endured in the industry.
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I'm not usually one to call out individual details for Black Friday (we'll have a roundup), but this is ridiculous.
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Although it's hard to watch Tinsley call out her friend for not having kids, at least we can understand why.
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And they used every song to call out the bullshit they faced from ex-lovers, shitty boyfriends, and the patriarchy.
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But if you've ever sent out an unkind subtweet and later regretted it, this might feel like a call-out.
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The British actress told PEOPLE in April she feels a "moral responsibility" to call out problems as she sees them.
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For her, the ability to call out the misogyny she receives in her "day-to-day" life has been empowering.
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The New Yorker isn't afraid to call out Donald Trump or his Russian bro, Vladimir Putin, that's for damn sure.
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"President Trump was quick to call out Assad today, along with the Russian and Iranian governments, on Twitter," McCain said.
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Some have come to Wayne's defense, saying that it is unfair to call out an interview from 50 years ago.
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ColourPop is asking fans to call out the products they want saved — and the brand might pardon them from retirement.
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The larger movie-going audience fails to call out or even care when they're being served up subpar, regurgitated entertainment.
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Other times, Angelina Jolie will walk by slowly and let reporters call out to her while she smiles and waves.
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" Mr. Nanjiani jumped on Twitter to call out the red carpet photographer who told him, "Smile, you're in America now.
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Still, the two still call out the flaws in each business model, even if they both gloss over their synergies.
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That left Democrat-turned-Republican Bobby Bright with little room to call out Roby for her past statements against Trump.
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It's fine for Trump to criticize the press and even call out reporters for stories that he views as unfair.
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"Too often, the extremes in both political parties call out those of us who try to be bipartisan," he said.
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She then take the opportunity to call out the "clown car" that the 2020 Democratic presidential campaign has turned into.
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And while the conversation began on Twitter, users are now likewise commenting on GWNJ's Instagram profile to call out Samsung.
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Hey "feminists" in comedy who didn't call out Louis CK, you used rape to grease the wheels of your career.
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Desperate Japanese head to 'suicide forest' They come upon a body hanging in the forest and call out to him.
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However, Tillerson is not the first world leader to call out Myanmar for engaging in ethnic cleansing against the Rohingya.
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Reluctant to call out Putin in strong terms, he has done little to organize a defense against future election meddling.
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It is love of those freedoms, not "hate" that leads us to call out those who truly deserve that moniker.
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Gervais hosted the Golden Globes on Sunday night using his opening monologue to call out a few Hollywood A-listers.
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Use your privilege to call out Islamophobia when you see it, even when it's coming from people you know. 37.
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Call out male friends saying disrespectful or inappropriate things about women—even if it's just in your group text. 51.
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Tom's quick to call out Frank on obviously wanting Claire to get the VP nod, and offers his speechwriting services.
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Reid apologizes, saying her "insensitive, tone deaf" comments were a "ham-handed way...to call out potential hypocrisy" from Crist.
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That means the FRC will probably continue to rely on "naming and shaming" to call out only averagely shoddy work.
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In this podcast, the Times's executive editor Dean Baquet talks about the decision to call out Donald J. Trump's lies.
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"I did not make [the post] to call someone out — I made it to call out the problem," she said.
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Still, she did call out closely watched gauges of US manufacturing and service-sector strength as potential early warning signs.
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She is smart, fun, strong, knows what she wants and most importantly, she will call out the guys messing around!!
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Not only did she not call out the use of torture by the C.I.A., but she also embraced its practice.
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This often leads to negative reviews that, nevertheless, call out a particular performance or technical element as something worth noting.
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Rather, it's the kind of subtleties — the microaggressions — that are hard to pinpoint and often even harder to call out.
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They ground the viewer in the nitty-gritty of a specific location rather than call out with something instantly recognizable.
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Especially when interviewees such as Debra Messing and Eva Longoria both decided to use their platform to call out E!
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This means that when Cerritos graduates later this year, they will not call out his real name at the ceremony.
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Taking to the sacred call-out grounds of Instagram, the former featherweight champion pitched his case to the MMA universe.
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Critics were swift to call out both Mr. Baker's initial post and those that attempted to explain away the situation.
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But the conditions for critical teaching and learning are undermined when feelings are equated with reasons in call-out culture.
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We realized, 'We're going to have to call out this elephant in the room in a far more explicit way.
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"How you about to call out a seventh grader for not being committed to what YOU want," wrote another person.
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This ideology has already infiltrated our national discourse -- including the halls of Congress -- via euphemisms we've failed to call out.
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The sudden revoking of his visa led a bipartisan chorus to call out for a reversal of that decision. Sens.
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In January, BlackRock Chairman and CEO Larry Fink used his annual letter to call out the warnings of climate change.
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Tyler, The Creator taunts Theresa May Dave was not the only artist to call out a politician on Tuesday night.
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Reputable news organizations should call out fake news stories, place "corrections" in prominent places, and provide links with additional information.
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At the beginning of her career, she was willing to call out actresses who may not have forgiven those slights.
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They forgot about good design a long time ago, but the latest phones were too ugly not to call out.
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Call out the names: Senators John McCain and Jeff Flake, Richard Burr and Bob Corker, Ben Sasse and Lisa Murkowski.
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And while it might be tempting to call out a bad manager or refute the reason you were fired, resist.
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In announcing the new sanctions, the White House made clear that it planned to call out every violation, and respond.
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Very few journalists were willing to both (1) read and understand these proposals and (2) call out their utter uselessness.
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"I'm waiting for them to call out one of the other names," she recalled during an interview here in Birmingham.
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He also said Britain would "call out" any attacks on cultural sites, threatened by Trump but prohibited under international law.
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Sometimes when she's had enough, she will call out "Stop!" or "No!" even if she instigated the tickling or wrestling.
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But he has not done enough to meet with student leaders or call out horrible racism for what it is.
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Social grammar police: In Southeast Asia, watchdog accounts on social media call out misspelled and otherwise muddled English-language captions.
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We call out to one another about who is going to the crime scene as we gather up our gloves.
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Clinton is one of the most prominent voices to call out Mylan, the maker of EpiPens, in recent days. Sen.
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It's a question of, do I want to turn into a "watchblogger," using my platform to call out other people.
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"I've seen forward steps in our awareness, in our inclusion and ability to call out unfairness and misconduct," Swift said.
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Yet the Trump Administration has made no meaningful effort to call out North Korea's horrific treatment of its own people.
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We need to call out the moral crimes: the adults financed by taxpayers who let children die in their care.
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Various UNICEF regional hubs have taken to Twitter to call out posts incorrectly attributed to them ( here , here, here , here ).
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Call out your favorite authors when they only write about fat characters as a shortcut to make you dislike them.
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That made him unafraid to call out Democrats when they failed, and urge Republicans to step up — and vice versa.
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"Well I just got off the phone with the Coast Guard in South Carolina, and they were very obviously, you know, hesitant to call out all the dogs and call out all the radiation meters and all that without knowing who our source is," he said in the post, which was published on Wednesday.
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" Less than an hour after Brewer Lane's Fox & Friends interview, Trump took to Twitter to call out the Times as "dishonest.
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But Carlisle says the state will likely also call out Alexandria's alleged attempt to flee Hawaii days after her sister's death.
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It's not unusual for airport security agents tasked with screening passengers to call-out sick in noticeable numbers after the holidays.
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Romney said last week he generally approved of Trump's agenda, but would not hesitate to call out the president if needed.
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He could call out the folly of the war in Vietnam, and there was nothing the media could do about it.
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It doesn&apost mean, though, that we shouldn&apost call out Russia for attacking our -- conducting cyber-attacks on our system.
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Those who love them will be forced to choose: call out the one you love, or go down with the ship?
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I recently received a call out of the blue from a client contact that I hadn't heard from in 15 years.
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California passed a law to call out some very specific potential harassers: investors, movie directors and producers, and legislators and lobbyists.
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Reject, name, and call out divisive coded language and dog-whistle politics when you hear it used to justify violence.7.
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She's violating a Bachelor Nation rule, engaging in some light call-out culture for the sake of her friend Becca Kufrin.
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The pressure from the national security establishment will be to call out Russia, while Trump's own instincts tend to favor Putin.
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While Warren and Sanders call out the industry and its influence, former vice president Joe Biden and former South Bend, Ind.
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In a blog post, Milano wrote that she is respecting her friend's situation even though she didn't call out Weinstein directly.
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And we&aposll call out the mainstream media&aposs lies about what&aposs really going on between Israel and the Palestinians.
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No matter one's beliefs, we all need to call out extremism and hate, especially given American's absurdly easy access to guns.
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Broadcasting to 50 thousand people and having call-out culture at scale is not a very good ergonomic fit for that.
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Fans of the film were quick to call out another witch-centric show taking some creative license with iconic Craft moments.
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This is your chance to explain who you are, what you do and why, underscore momentum and call out recent achievements.
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"I've had an agenda this entire time on this show: to call out bullshit," co-star Julie Klausner told Entertainment Weekly.
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Cecelia O'Neil-Hart: It is important to call out the demands, where we may have facilitated gathering them, they weren't new.
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A cryptic message posted yesterday to the DeploraBall website appeared to call out Cernovich, Giesea, and Posobiec for their alleged backstabbing.
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Folks should leave feeling empowered, with tools to call out injustice and help dismantle systems of oppression that all minorities face.
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It's on all of us to call out inappropriate and toxic behavior in order to make our environments safer for everyone.
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"I'd call out the trend improvement that we're seeing in a lot of the midstream oil and gas companies," he said.
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And today's consumers are much more empowered to call out companies that flop when it comes to diversity, inclusivity, and equality.
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But that could also mean China might decide to call out Trump's bluff regarding the hard-line approach, according to Lim.
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But as a result of the investigation, what we have learnt is how better to call out this behavior in future.
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But in this era of call-out culture it is important, every once in a while, to turn our outrage inward.
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When this all came out, even though I knew first-hand from people, it wasn't my place to call out names.
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"Everything I tweeted two weeks ago was to call out the terrible border funding bill that 90+ Dems opposed," he said.
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Whittaker's got mad respect for Romero, though ... inviting him to go to war in the nicest call-out we've ever heard.
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How do you call out a constant stream of insults, undermining and cruelty any more online than you feasibly could offline?
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If Trump takes those political ideals seriously, he should call out, rather than turn a blind eye to, Egypt's persistent authoritarianism.
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They don't want some asshole in a suit making excuses for someone's fuckups; they want you to call out the fuckups.
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And to call out class privilege, you don't need to demonstrate that you yourself aren't a J.Crew-wearing Whole Foods shopper.
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If any woman has the gravitas to call out a movement that has quickly become fashionable and powerful, it is Klein.
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He's met with CEOs of major drug companies and used his Twitter account to call out specific companies for pricing increases.
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The military did not release images of the incident as it sometime does when it's looking to call out unsafe behavior.
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"Everything I tweeted 2 weeks ago was to call out the terrible border funding bill that 90+ Dems opposed," he continued.
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The response comes a week after Simmons' sister appeared to call out Jenner as having a habit of dating NBA players.
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If work is being done why does my friend still have to wake up, day after day, and call out hatred.
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Trump used the address to also directly call out Russia and Iran, which back the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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Brown's office and Ohio Democrats were quick to criticize Renacci and call out what they viewed as hypocrisy in his pledge.
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I added a call-out to the article, asking readers: Does your family talk about what happened during the Cultural Revolution?
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Still, some basketball fans caught Bryant's original caption and took issue with his decision to call out one of his players.
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His sinister sleight of hand is that he attempts to make those who call out his nefariousness the purveyors of enmity.
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At the end of the day, the manager would call out each teller in front of everybody and share their results.
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We value all of our staff and it is only right that we call out poor behaviour when we see it.
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On December 10, Justices Clarence Thomas, Neil Gorsuch and Samuel Alito seemed to call out their colleagues for dodging controversial topics.
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Unfazed, Teigen decided to do what she does best: Call out how petty and passive-aggressive some of the comments were.
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Call out his failures and any corruption that emerges, note the damages his policies do to the poor and the vulnerable.
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Dunham took to Instagram on Monday to call out Tentaciones, a Spanish magazine that put her on its most recent cover.
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Thankfully, marginalized queer communities have started to call out those hurtful comments as acts of discrimination rather than statements of preference.
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He's bringing it online, where he can safely call out whoever is currently pissing him off, annoying him, or disrespecting him.
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Now 9-1 overall, he used his post-fight interview with Jon Anik to call out top-ranked contender Demian Maia.
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They also had somebody who could finally and authentically call out all the "corrupt" things Republican establishment types themselves were doing.
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He'll continue to call out reporters he feels are trying to undermine him, calling coverage "fake news" when it suits him.
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Make your position clear, whatever it may be, and use the paragraph numbers in the NPRM to call out specific points.
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"I'm going to give you a couple of fragrances, and you're going to call out the colors you see," he said.
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"We can get our country back, but we have to call out the bully on the playground once and for all."
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Besides Ross's error, Trump did not call out any specific story about the Russia probe or special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
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On its fourth-quarter earnings call today, Twitter executives made a significant effort to call out an increase in its DAUs.
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" On the debate stage last week, Warren said, "We need to call out white supremacy for what it is: domestic terrorism.
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Although she said she never used racial slurs, Candace said she realized that she needed to call out those who did.
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They tell their stories with an awareness that a well-studied audience will readily call out anything that doesn't ring true.
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I'm glad that Abrams used her concession message this weekend to call out the undemocratic behavior of her opponent, Brian Kemp.
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How do I both find out if I am scaring someone, and call out the patriarchy that my manager hid behind?
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By asserting these interests, we call out to each other so that as a collective we see and hear one another.
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If the moderators aren't supposed to call out candidates when they lie, what's the point of having them there at all?
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Keeping a safe distance from the cars, state troopers call out over megaphones to signal to drivers when it's their turn.
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" Meanwhile, another person wrote, "How you about to call out a seventh grader for not being committed to what YOU want.
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Elizabeth Warren's recent call for economic patriotism does call out China for depressing U.S. wages, currency manipulation, and polluting the environment.
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Indeed, we believe we have a responsibility to call out when our leadership is not doing enough to keep America safe.
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Ms. Pao lost the case, but it sparked a debate about whether women in tech should publicly call out unequal treatment.
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I had a flashback at the meeting and thought it was the right thing to do to call out the officer.
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CM Punk is finally responding to Logan Paul's big MMA call out ... and bad news -- it's a big, fat THUMBS DOWN!
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That's why top Trump officials, including Defense Secretary Mark Esper, call out the proxy issue in their messaging about confronting Iran.
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Marsha Blackburn and Josh Hawley, who both had meetings scheduled with Zhu, were quick to call out the company on Twitter.
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One of the reasons your story is so unique is that your online call out actually led to concrete policy changes.
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Mr. Trump's program may favor corporate interests, but he uses Twitter to call out and threaten companies for building plants overseas.
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Will they stay in the corner and remain too shy to call out the ongoing devaluation of the rule of law?
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Anyway, years after their transgressions Fischer thankfully had enough sense to call out Pam's ridiculous behavior and set the record straight.
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It was just one of many lies of omission anyone who's been paying attention could readily call out at the Newseum.
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Also the president may call out some countries for not doing enough on economic sanctions against Pyongyang, including China and Russia.
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Our leaders have a responsibility to call out all the haters, specifically define them, and demand that they cease and desist.
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Apple Maps also doesn't call out speed traps like Waze, but it's finally good enough that you won't mind using it.
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But most GOP lawmakers have offered general denunciations of racism and white nationalism that don't specifically call out Trump by name.
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Aaron Rose, a corporate diversity and inclusion consultant, used to identify with progressives who participate in call-out and cancel culture.
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Notably, he is prepared to call out anything he views as lies told by the President, a source with knowledge said.
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His case illustrates the drive of the #MeToo movement to call out serial predatory behavior and the forces that enable it.
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But in a broadcast world, it was easy for opponents and neutral third parties to witness and call out such behavior.
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I think we&aposre more willing to call out those things now to say, &aposOkay Vogue, it&aposs time to change.
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Australia has a controversial track record with minorities or women — or worse, both — who call out the country on its racism.
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During his state visit to Sweden in 2013, President Barack Obama didn't hesitate to call out the country's anti-Semitism problem.
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Ms. Young often protests police abuse against black people, which factored into her decision not to call out her own attacker.
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Field employees also need to be willing to step up and call out stigmatizing behavior and attitudes when they see it.
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It took only moments for critics on Twitter, including speechwriters for Michelle and Barack Obama, to call out the glaring similarities.
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The CBC's revelations Wednesday led Canadian media and free speech advocates to call out the RCMP for spying on the reporters.
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So we've had, not just Trump talk about it, but we had Cory Booker talk about it, specifically call out. Yeah.
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That information could have gone over amazingly with spectators if Drake hadn't already showed Meek up immediately after the call out.
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It could also empower L&D leaders to call out the ineffectiveness of training in favor of just-in-time performance support.
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Li's not afraid to call out even the best that television and film have to offer for their flaws and momentary lapses.
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On Saturday, Jacob officially introduced us to Rey the puppy, a call out to The Force Awakens heroine played by Daisy Ridley.
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But even there he gets points for remaining the only rocker of any stripe to call out the LIBOR rate by name.
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Equally as important is bringing men into this fight and having them call out their male peers for sexist or lewd behavior.
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Normally when we talk to people, we just start talking and they listen, and you don't have to call out their name.
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It's about call-out culture becoming just as obscene as any other bigotry when it's filtered through the universal lens of power.
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What these tweets missed was that the hashtag that the seminar was highlighting was used mostly ironically to call out cultural appropriation.
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I put a call out for photos and stories from DOMO to try and pinpoint what made it so magic in retrospect.
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Sprint released the only statement that didn't strongly attack Title II, though it did call out "uncertainties" caused by the current rules.
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So she decided to call out their behavior in an effort to expose the sexist double standards women face on social media.
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You can call out to them, or if they start barking, a notification will hit your phone so you can jump on.
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She put a call out on Twitter, tagging people she has worked with previously, asking if they'd want to map resource information.
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They put a call out to black men who could talk to the media, but only a few came to the Capitol.
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The deck will feature braille dots on the corner of each card, and all players call out the card as they play.
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It also has two on-board mics listening to Cortana, so you can call out for requests a la the Amazon Echo.
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The authors don't lay the blame on any particular chef, but instead call out a problem with food television as a whole.
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Plus, most analysts have a "Hold" call out on Hershey, and the stock has rallied about 20% since its last earnings report.
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Workers here call out management for being attentive to feedback and providing flexible work schedules as well as for being fitness-oriented.
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Though West didn't call out anything in particular about image, fans took the gesture to mean that Beyoncé was wearing Yeezy heels.
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The Redemption residents get a chance to call out the main house Challengers — and ultimately reveal that Ashley and Kyle slept together.
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Right after the result, Twitter users came out in droves to call out those who had laughed off Donald Trump's presidential bid.
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Carter's comments echoed those of former Obama White House cybersecurity chief Richard Clarke, who said Thiel was right to call out Google.
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Many users were rightfully quick to call out the hashtag for being gender-normative and for excluding the experiences of transgender people.
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While their friends may have thought the look was awesome, Instagram users were quick to call out Sweetin for the offensive makeup.
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Social media was quick to call out what can easily be read as an implicit call to violence against the Fourth Estate. .
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The show spoofed the scene, with guest Brie Larson and Cecily Strong playing two impatient villagers willing to call out this farce.
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The TV doesn't have any microphones built in, so you can't just call out "Alexa" as you would with an Echo speaker.
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And importantly, it also allows us to call out individuals for racist or sexist remarks, and to draw attention to larger issues.
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The Girls creator and star took to Instagram to call out Spanish magazine Tentaciones for Photoshopping her image on their March cover.
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Much of American media and press on this side of the Fox News darkness does not dare to call out a fascist.
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Long only-focused mutual fund managers also don't have as much incentive as short sellers to call out a company for fraud.
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With the launch of Chrome 68, Google now will call out sites with unencrypted connections as "Not Secure" in the URL bar.
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"Wherever I go, people still call out to me in a Puerto Rican accent, 'I like to be in America,'" she said.
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Since Trump declared his candidacy, so many reporters have endeavored to call out the President when he lies or distorts the facts.
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Heather Cronk, SURJ's co-director, thought the organization might get 22018 or 15 volunteers when it put the call out in April.
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NeNe Leakes, who brought Hampton along with her to Marcille's fitting unexpectedly, was quick to call out the Friend of the Housewives.
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Bush, therefore, had no strategic imperative to call out Trump early, even though he was one of the few candidates who did.
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But I love Josie's new blue braided hairdo and her propensity to call out Archie for believing the world revolves around him.
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Ron Wyden, D-Oregon, said Thursday that the party plans to increase publicity efforts to call out the GOP on the issue.
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Social media shamers began to call out the supermodel not only for her attendance at the awards show but also her acne.
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The music's layered construction, cavernous scale, and otherworldly glissando effects call out for a Copperwhite painting on the band's next album cover.
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As Freeman began his acceptance speech on Sunday, he paused for a moment to abruptly call out another member of the audience.
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He then began to speak in the all-important voice channel to call out strategies, but his teammates thought he was trolling.
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Recently, casting director James Scully took to Instagram to call out the casting agents behind shows as big as Balenciaga and Lanvin.
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In addition, just call out to your phone "OK Hound, what song is this?" and the app's voice controls will take over.
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But then Triano finally, after 15 years keeping this in his back pocket, finally had the perfect opportunity to call out Rim.
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"You know that he doesn't call out [former Ku Klux Klan leader] David Duke by name," he said during his broadcast Tuesday.
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In Harris County, for example, authorities have put a call out for as many boats as possible to aid the rescue efforts.
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Omar says all 4 Congresswomen plan to introduce a resolution to call out and condemn such messages coming from the Trump administration.
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Warfield had put a call out on social media to "get as many riders as possible" to join Phil on his journey.
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That both the Journal and Fox News were willing to call out the administration's disinformation campaign is not only heartening, but vital.
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Every time you call out, "yaaass queen!" or "pivot!" or ache for a waffle, your brain is communicating with your television friends.
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One call-out is due to a fire alarm going off; we arrive at the accommodation to find students shivering outside, glaring.
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The big one, given her willingness to unapologetically call out her friends who have been accused of sexual misconduct, including former Sen.
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Dozens dressed in white and filled the rows of seats right in Trump's line of vision to call out for women's rights.
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The facilitator draws a box on a whiteboard, and students call out stereotypes of masculinity that go inside—tough, bully, angry, fighter.
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But if it's time to call out that naked emperor — for the good of everyone — let it rip, then drop the mic.
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It was courageous, to say the least, for an artist to call out the preeminent music network for its lack of diversity.
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"Congressman, forgive me, but I'm going to call out BS if I hear BS, and that was BS," she said to Rep.
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Maybe it's not fair to call out the knowing skepticism of the political thinkers who once declared Mr. Trump's nomination an impossibility.
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Some critics express dismay that the president didn't explicitly call out Kim's crimes at the summit and, instead, lavished him with praise.
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I no more expect CNN to set Wolf Blitzer's beard on fire than to instantly call out the Mount Everest of liars.
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Political parties can promote politicians who play by those rules, and call out or diminish the authority of those who do not.
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Agora, a free photography app, put a call out for photos that depict what learning and education looks like around the world.
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She also aims to mentor young women at Axiom as a leader, which is why she opted to call out the sexism.
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The Truth About Nursing aims to better the public's understanding of what nurses do and call out negative stereotypes in the media.
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This argument is well-trod ground, but it is important to call out Democrats who continue to lie about the tax bill.
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About 8 hours after their arrival in the United States, Madrid said, she heard an immigration official call out her daughter's name.
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You have to go in front of the entire body and call out who is it you&aposre going to vote for.
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The call-out culture that has emerged out of necessity to create that change has had an undeniable power Kaling has addressed.
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Outspoken against body-shaming and sexism, Zendaya routinely flexes her Twitter skills to call out unsolicited critiques of her beauty and body.
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Trump is counting on Republican elected officials being too afraid of appearing to back the other team to call out his lies.
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Beauty devotees were fast to call out Jaclyn Hill x Becca's Champagne Pop Highlighter as the source of Kourtney's new glowy bum.
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As the interview went viral, people started taking to social media to call out the Vogue's editor-in-chief on her comment.
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After winning with a first-round rear-naked choke, Gall proceeded to address a cage-side White and call out CM Punk.
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" Rasmussen also took pains to call out political correctness on college campuses and suggested the whole thing was just a "huge misunderstanding.
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We'd take food to people hiding out in the forest, we'd call out to them and they'd come out of the woods.
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Hundreds of protesters gathered in St. Paul and Minneapolis to call out what they saw as inherent inequalities of the justice system.
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I'd have to call out This War of Mine as another fine example of an intense, memorable exploration of a heavy subject.
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Our leaders, including especially the president of the United States, absolutely must call out this evil by its name, clearly and loudly.
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" We've seen plenty of Trump critics -- most recently Admiral William McRaven -- call out what they see as the President's "McCarthy-era tactics.
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