"If that doesn't work out, we're calling up the military - not the (National) Guard - we're calling up the military," he told reporters.
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"If that doesn't work out, we're calling up the military, not the Guard, we're calling up the military, and we're going to have the military stationed," Trump said.
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"If that doesn't work out, we're calling up the military, not the guard, we're calling up the military and we're going to have the military stationed," Trump said.
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WhatsApp currently supports calling up to four people at one time.
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You're the Captain—you'd be calling up the GM ASAP, right?
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That means calling up references to see whether they're decent humans.
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If Julio Jones has a hangnail, he's calling up Cordarrelle Patterson.
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Usually this means calling up and doing one of several things.
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They were calling up the club and yelling at the owners.
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First, calling up Siri no longer takes over the whole screen.
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Trump's penchant for calling up people to chat is well-known.
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The scene finds Moondog calling up Minnie to discuss Heather's upcoming wedding.
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Dr. Ortega suggests calling up your fuck buddy and scheduling a hookup.
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Doug watches Sean calling up Meredith Lee about the Moretti donor story.
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I remember calling up and doing a freestyle battle and I won.
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The Trump administration likely isn't calling up Brennan or Clapper for intelligence advice.
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It's not like someone is calling up God and saying 'make it rain'.
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I hope he's not calling up and getting it done in 10 minutes.
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"Nah bruh I'm calling up animal control this ain't a human," said another.
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It's just as easy as calling up Spotify or any other music service.
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One day, she altogether disappears after calling up Stephanie for a simple favor.
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You're saying you were calling up Jonah until ... Yeah, until the last minute.
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They've been calling up "desperate to get birth control — especially IUDs," Richards said.
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Both Republican and Democrats have expressed interest in calling up witnesses to testify.
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It's much easier than calling up Comcast and telling them you want to cancel.
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Alex Wind, a senior at Marjory Stoneman Douglas, was gleefully calling up his friends.
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Next, cancel every subscription you can, either online or buy calling up the company.
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On June 10, he announced the team was calling up shortstop prospect Tim Anderson.
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" I remember calling up my father and telling him, "Well, I'll be coming home.
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And of course we're not going to be calling up a bill like that.
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"I don't think they're calling up Qatar and asking who to hire," one expert said.
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Over the PA system, officials read out names, calling up each deportee for an interview.
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The power button may get new functionality like calling up Apple Pay cards and summoning Siri.
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Sistani issued a decree in 2014 calling up Iraqis to volunteer to fight against Islamic State.
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You can use touch controls for other things like pausing music and calling up the Assistant.
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Hernandez responded by calling up a defense and security council to restore order in the country.
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He began the process of calling up military and police reservists and of tightening border security.
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Roberts said the team considered calling up a reliever to replace Garcia but opted for Lee.
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An early step was calling up his childhood friend Mattson to be the keyboardist in his band.
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Many speculate that the prosecutors are calling up lots of former senior guerrillas, hoping to break one.
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After the Alexa-to-Cortana demo, Taylor showed off the reverse situation – calling up Alexa from Cortana.
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I wasn't prepared for how good he looked, instantly calling up every Wolverine fantasy I've ever had.
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Warren fired back at Trump on Twitter, calling up the ongoing family separation crisis at the border.
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Mr. Hallberg played host, calling up the choreographers one by one to ask them about their process.
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Because justices receive lifetime appointments, removing one is harder than just calling up someone and firing them.
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" "They're calling up all their buddies who are involved in his business or who know him from wherever.
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Before, he's doing things like calling up a supplier for one of his buildings and yelling at him.
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At one point, Ron Meyer is leaving CAA, and he's calling up his various clients telling them he's leaving.
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I am this close to calling up Warriors Coach Steve Kerr to ask if I can get some run.
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And this suspending the aid and then immediately calling up the president and saying do this to kill Biden.
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Planning a rite-of-passage event together, while also calling up old conflicts, has a way of bonding people.
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And now they're calling up sucking up to me because they need the music and I said 'Fuck you.
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In one video, Mr. Pérez turned the camera outside, where government officials could be seen calling up to him.
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"They were calling up those who had doubts or who were unhappy with the leadership," said lawmaker Jose Guerra.
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Instead of calling up a starter from the minor leagues, the Yankees used five relievers to beat the Orioles.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer has been calling up the party's biggest hopes only to be served rejection after rejection.
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Calling up Verizon or Comcast to set up your home service can sometimes feel like a nauseating process of pulling teeth.
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Is it the story about presidential advisor Kellyanne Conway calling up a reporter to complain that they had mentioned her husband?
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No. People weren't calling up [Martin] Scorsese when he was making The Departed and said 'Why aren't you using Asian actors?
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Former Temple colleague undermines Constand In the previous trial, Cosby's defense rested its case after only calling up one repeat witness.
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Open promo guy/girl positions can be found via Craigslist, or by calling up local bars known for drawing big crowds.
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Our brains do not "store" memories as computers do, simply calling up a desired piece of information from a memory bank.
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This meant borrowing beer from better-stocked bars and calling up a delivery service for rushed orders of beer at times.
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Calling up to find out when the hearing is or anything as simple as that ... would require a person to register.
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Of particular concern is the possible strain on civilian medical personnel that calling up the National Guard and reservists could have.
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After her "hillbilly fist fight" with Darlene, Wendy is getting wine-drunk and calling up Navarro looking to make another score.
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Walk (jog if you must) along the water's edge, calling up the charging white horses of Virginia Woolf and feeling literary.
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He can improvise if someone in the audience asks a question, calling up images stored on the planetarium's server almost instantly.
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The military said that after consultations with Netanyahu, it was bolstering its troops in the area and calling up some reserves.
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In one bit, he shares a hilarious anecdote about his dad calling up amid the box office success of Independence Day (1996).
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I was just calling up the YouTube clip when you were sitting in with Adam Carolla when he was a fledgling podcaster.
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In early March, another man was arrested for cyberstalking and calling up to eight of the bomb threats against Jewish community centers.
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Still, Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve announced on Saturday that he was calling up 12,000 police reserves to augment security around the country.
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Rather than calling up a particular composition by the dead composer, she asked the musicians to channel the idea of the person.
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Dr. Levitsky began calling up his former students to ask them whether any of them had had bad experiences with Dr. Domínguez.
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"And then we have people walking in with just desperation on their faces, and old people calling up, crying," Mr. Baker said.
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"I was calling up anyone I knew and asking them if I should really start a band with this guy," she said.
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Vice President Pence has been calling up House negotiators and conservative outside groups as he searches for a deal, GOP sources said.
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Then again, maybe he's calling up his boss to let him know that actually, he will be making it to that meeting.
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When you browse a web page, or access your account information, what you're really doing is calling up that information from a datacenter.
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The town's mayor began calling up at night, asking to meet at a coffee shop, seeming to want a cut of the money.
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Calling up an image of a grizzly bear, Farid pointed out that, under high magnification, its muzzle was fringed in red and blue.
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The Mets added a new bat before Wednesday's game, calling up the hot-hitting infielder T. J. Rivera from Class AAA Las Vegas.
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That is the clearest sign yet that Senate Judiciary Chairman Chuck Grassley has not ruled out calling up the bill for a vote.
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Calling up images of incidents like the infamous 1986 "postal" attack in Edmond, Oklahoma, workplace shootings are uncommon, totemic, and often headline-grabbing.
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Apple wisely tied this directly with the new screenshots, calling up Quick Actions the moment you click on the thumbnail you just captured.
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In a later video, posted after daybreak, Mr. Pérez turns the camera outside, where government officials can be seen calling up to him.
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At one point, he criticized predecessor Antonio Conte for calling up naturalized players such as Brazilian-born Eder and Argentine-born Franco Vazquez.
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We stocked our freezer and pantry with a handful of meals we can rely on instead of calling up one of those apps.
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Southgate has named a young, relatively inexperienced squad, with an emphasis on calling up players capable of playing in different systems and styles.
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Soon we'll all be mumbling to everything in our homes, calling up microwave popcorn and vacuum cleanings like befuddled Scotties in the Voyage Home.
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Smith was optimistic, calling up a picture of global cooperation and mutual aid, having recently visited South Africa for an Open Government Partnership meeting.
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The Capitals considered calling up another defenseman from the minor leagues for their two-game trip but decided to not make any roster moves.
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As a way to do Google searches, I like it slightly better than calling up the Google Assistant by holding down the home button.
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If you own a smart microwave or oven, you might soon be able to control it with Alexa without calling up a specific skill.
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She spends her days digging into reference materials, whether it's digital databases or old history books, and calling up experts at museums or galleries.
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Dana White isn't wasting time ... telling TMZ Sports he's calling up Nate Diaz TONIGHT to make him an offer to return to the octagon.
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Miller has made an effort to call the shots on the minutiae of immigration policy, including calling up midlevel officials and demanding status updates.
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Bruce Arena's first act with #USMNT should be calling up/starting Jonathan Klinsmann so that he's cap-tied and can't play for Germany pic.twitter.
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Suddenly some fire in the roadway in 'Braska, some road closed, some oh-fish-all is calling up your Bigurl's brain for compulsory upgrade?
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"Might be something we should be aware of," he said, calling up the article on his phone so that he could read it aloud.
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" I had a job, I was finally comfortable with things like driving and calling up strangers for interviews — I was just a "late bloomer!
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I mean, you are known also for calling up the Founder of ring, because you liked the product so much, you installed it yourself.
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As the files on disk change, so the Smart Folders are updated automatically, making them perfect for quickly calling up groups of files from disk.
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Apparently it's so difficult in Pennsylvania that dudes are calling up an OB-GYN in an attempt at getting their hands on the sticky icky.
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I was 16, and I wasn't psyched to be calling up auto-insurance companies on my family's wireless phone — not mobile or cellular, mind you.
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Likewise, setting up a full network of payers isn't as easy as calling up an insurer, asking to be in its network, and receiving approval.
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Instead, management is more likely to keep doing what it already does: calling up tenants who are breaking the rules and telling them to stop.
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On a recent afternoon, he sat on the sofa, pecking on his laptop with two fingers, calling up emails from people who had supported him.
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The national government on Saturday began calling up 3,000 army reservists to conduct evacuations and help people in remote areas affected by the wildfire emergency.
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And by calling up the judicial nominations now, McConnell will force Democrats to swallow more confirmations before their imperiled incumbents can leave Washington to campaign.
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Bernie Sanders told her a woman could not win the 2020 election (calling up the argument that Hillary Clinton won the popular vote in 2016).
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After rushing home and conferring with staff members, he began calling up Washington-based corporations — including Expedia and Amazon — to enlist them in a lawsuit.
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Amazon recently refreshed its $27 Fire 21 tablet with new colors, support for calling up Alexa by name and twice the storage as its previous version.
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NOTES: By calling up RHP Mike Mayers from Triple-A Memphis for the start, St. Louis became the last team to use a sixth starting pitcher.
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Investment bankers responsible for bond issuance still operate largely by feel, calling up asset managers to get a sense of demand, rather than by crunching numbers.
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Up to now, the Amazon Echo has really been viewed and used as a home-based device — for getting information, ordering takeout, and calling up entertainment.
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So many parents are calling up colleges now since the money packages hit their mailboxes this week that the strategy has lost some of its bite.
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We imagine that Adele calling up her spokesman and telling him to pull the songs went something like this... ...followed by this... ...and ending with this.
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Kimball said both have been known for calling up GOP congressional offices warning them against saying anything about arms control that didn't align with their views.
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He enjoys working abroad — his popularity is sky-high in many countries — and he likes calling up whomever he wants, whenever he wants, especially his wife.
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After the first panel, Whittaker paced back and forth in the Googleplex parking lot, calling up colleagues to ask how they would have countered her remarks.
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"I've had governors calling up their senators, 303 or 15 governors, saying you need to get on this," Cassidy told reporters at a Friday morning briefing.
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But that would have required raising taxes, calling up the Reserves and other sacrifices that President Lyndon Johnson shrank from asking the American people to make.
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The draft board was calling up tens of thousands of college-age men to serve, and Bolton preëmpted the possibility by joining the Maryland National Guard.
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Verdict: When King Babar needs to sell off some court portraits to replenish the Elephant Kingdom coffers, he clearly won't be calling up Christie's — elephants never forget.
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So rather than calling up a weak arm from the minor leagues and allowing MLB hitters to pummel him, the Rays have decided to get creative instead.
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The process will be lengthy -- it involves 10 hours of debate and Democrats can slow it all up by calling up their own motions at various points.
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The Yankees have had notable success this season when calling up rookies, including Gleyber Torres, Miguel Andujar and the pitcher Domingo German, who won Thursday night's game.
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Her practice of personally calling up supporters for a brief chat — which usually prompts these supporters to brag about it on social media — had a similar effect.
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McConnell has also indicated he sees nothing but political downside in the futile exercise of calling up controversial witnesses and drawing out a messy Senate show trial.
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Here's how not to get screwed on V-Day: Try shopping with your local florist with good reviews instead of calling up one of the big national chains.
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So, he did what anyone would do in a moment of hunger-driven crisis - he rounded up some sustenance by calling up a local pizza place for delivery.
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" When the U.S. imposed new sanctions, this summer, Maduro responded by calling up reservists for two days of national military exercises, in preparation for a possible "imperialist invasion.
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Since 2014, Ukraine's pro-Western leadership has announced several waves of mobilization, calling up Ukrainian men to join the military in its fight in the eastern Donbass region.
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The identity of the longtime Kardashian family friend has become a running joke, thanks to Scott Disick, who enjoys calling up Kris Jenner and pretending to be Kraines.
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But that didn't stop him from calling up Lonzo Ball when the Lakers were in his town of Atlanta, and arrange for a shooting contest in his studio.
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The country is not mobilizing troops on its northern border or calling up reservists, and Mr. Netanyahu has given no indication that he sees a conflict as imminent.
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Over the years Roche promoted himself relentlessly in the French press, calling up journalists when he made new discoveries and taking television crews with him into the mountains.
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The local mobile network is calling up the flyer's home network, asking if they will accept the connection fee, and then connecting only with its assurance that it does.
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Later, working as a producer, she was inspired by the carefully kept archives at CNN and CBS and began calling up old acquaintances to see what they might unearth.
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From her go-to hair and makeup must-haves to calling up designer-slash-best-friend Victoria Beckham for a little styling advice, she gave us all the scoop.
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Finding those recruits will entail calling up some 223,2000 suitable candidates out of a pool of about 0000,270 20203-year-old men and women and selecting the best ones.
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So rather than calling up to kids that dinner is about to be served, or getting them to wake up for school, Google Home can pass the message on.
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Fossil-fuel companies like Exxon Mobil and ConocoPhillips have expressed their support for the Paris Agreement and reportedly, Trump has been calling up private companies to feel out opinions.
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Oh, and Gaga had some clever lines to pair with her performance — when she was talking into her purse phone, she joked she was calling up hostess Anna Wintour.
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Trump is currently on track to surpass Obama's travel spending over his eight years in office within just one year, calling up ethics concerns on top of everything else.
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Now, I need to hit the home button and wait for a good half-second while my phone figures out i'm not submitting a fingerprint or calling up Siri.
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He also was just me, on the phone, pretending to be an old cockney band manager, calling up venues and fronting to them as if our band was good.
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And maybe the next time you feel like calling up your doctor for a medicinal miracle, you'll reconsider the benefits of just staying home, hydrating, and sleeping it off.
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I started calling up a couple of places trying to hire some big mirrors but it wasn't working out and was going to cost like four times our budget.
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And the two things can exist in the same place, that that kind of calling up Trump and asking him a question and getting him to respond, that's valuable.
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On Friday, New York City Police unsealed a complaint charging Juan Thompson, a former Intercept writer from Missouri, for cyberstalking and calling up to eight bomb threats into JCCs.
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Hackers use a mix of techniques — such as calling up customer service and impersonating a customer, all the way to recruiting telecom employees to hijack SIM cards from the inside.
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Hernandez said in a statement he was calling up a defense and security council made up of top civilian and military officials to keep roads open and protect private property.
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Before calling up your internet or cable provider and demanding that they lower your bill, research the going rate for those services in your area so you have some leverage.
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According to Jesse Rogers of ESPN Chicago, the Cubs have designated him for assignment, and Buster Olney adds that the club is calling up catcher Victor Caratini from AAA Iowa.
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But if you decide to go watch, we feel the need to warn you that you may find yourself calling up a breeder to get a snuggly toucan for yourself.
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In the midst of this turmoil, Scaramucci created his own drama by calling up New Yorker reporter Ryan Lizza and insulting his White House colleagues in the crudest possible terms.
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There wasn't much evidence of it being the latter, but to rule it out I began calling up prominent rabbinical organizations to ask if they'd ever heard of kosher weed.
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The only way to figure out if Sears is closing even more stores is via company filings, local media, or simply calling up stores and asking if they're shutting down.
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Last Week Tonight was actually calling up government agencies and asking for comment, and airing long segments on relatively obscure issues that were only sometimes directly relevant to American politics.
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Writing to Wilhelm Fleiss in 1896, Freud used the word Nachträglichkeit — "retranscription" — to describe the brain's action of calling up a memory and revising it in response to fresh circumstances.
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On March 2150rd, New York City Police unsealed a complaint charging Juan Thompson, a former Intercept writer from Missouri, for cyberstalking and calling up to eight bomb threats into JCCs.
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"I don't see the point of calling up semi-ordinary people and asking they why they made so much money," one grumbled — but others, like Mr. Pietilainen, clearly relish it.
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After three months into her second round in Florida, Jaynes decided to give treatment one more honest try, calling up facilities on her own instead of relying on a broker.
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He spent time calling up several conservative groups to urge them to drop their opposition to Judge Halil Suleyman Ozerden, the president's pick for the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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So instead of calling up a colleague to sub in for her, she presses Ana, who's never interviewed anyone in her life, to visit Christian and read the questions for her.
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Some sources have also charged that OIA analysts have, in a further legal breach, been calling up financial institutions to make inquiries about individual bank accounts and transactions involving US citizens.
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Many people still associate the calling-up of the National Guard with disasters and riots, and the troops' lack of visibility in border communities is an attempt to soften their presence.
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ALLENTOWN, Pa. — Just as Al Pedrique was telling a few reporters late Tuesday night that he had not heard whether the Yankees were calling up catcher Gary Sanchez, his phone rang.
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The hardest part of the ordering process is deciding what to eat and—if you're old-school and calling up the restaurant rather than using an app—conversing with another human.
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But being self-quarantined at home means that in addition to calling up my grandmother more often, I am also out of excuses not to learn how to cook for myself.
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Calling up my mother to ask her, I knew, would be like asking her to describe how to tie shoelaces: almost impossible to articulate, buried so deep in her muscle memory.
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Maggie Haberman isn't going to stop reporting, calling up Trump and asking ... No, but I think the materials for questioning the value of access have been provided by this administration. Right.
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Why does buying into the corporate bond market, a $50trn market globally, with $1.5trn in issuance last year in America alone, still require calling up a trading desk most of the time?
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But the Yankees hope that calling up Torres from Class AAA on Saturday will provide a jolt before they fall much farther behind the Boston Red Sox in the American League East.
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People were calling up strange phone numbers; I remember this kid got his uncle to go to a record shop and then pick up a clue from some random place in California.
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The Amazon Echo is an incredible device, mostly because it lets you use voice commands to do everything from playing music to calling up an Uber to controlling your lights and thermostat.
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It all begins with the host calling up his fellow Brit with the now-standard "Hello, it's me" line, then segues into a sing-along and a conversation about wigs versus weaves.
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On Sunday, the IDF announced it was reinforcing its Iron Dome aerial defense batteries in central and southern Israel, and calling up a small number of reservists to operate the added deployment.
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After all, caucuses are a bit like my university lectures: Once they start, you're meant to be deeply engaged by the speaker, rather than staring at your phone and calling up Google.
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But the next thing you know, she was calling up her one-time fling, Max, and going to his apartment, where she made her latest discovery: He was about to get married.
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For an Amazon Echo, you need to tap the Conversations button (the speech bubble) in the mobile app, then enter your mobile number and follow the instructions to get calling up and running.
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Along the other walls are globes galore, banquet table-sized plats, and massive, many-paneled digital touchscreens capable of calling up millions of megabytes of high-resolution historical maps stored on Stanford's servers.
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What that means is the sides of the phone will be pressure sensitive so that you can trigger certain actions, like calling up Google Assistant, simply by squeezing the outside of the phone.
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In February, one member of the group explained to Motherboard how they broke into a Department of Justice system, by calling up the relevant help desk and pretending to be a new employee.
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When an armored policeman demanded a search of his bags, Feo took up his theremin and played variations on an old Western soundtrack, calling up a time when the law did not rule.
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Conveniently eliding that her own family was the cause of the problem, she ushered in this era by calling up three of the Four Horsewomen from NXT: Charlotte, Becky Lynch, and Sasha Banks.
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Denied entry to the United States out of the preposterous popular misconception of their being German spies, the 937 Jews were sent back to Europe to await the calling up of their visa numbers.
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At a campaign stop in Virginia last week, she recounted her personal favorite: On her first Senate race, scrounging to find money any way she could, she started calling up men she once dated.
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Much of the video has the Migos partying and stunting around a vaguely Latin American mansion, calling up the Escobar imagery that's undergone a revival in the wake of the song's namesake TV series.
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And it means a hell of a lot more to Chicago that he ends the song talking about calling up Twilite Tone and Mano and eulogizing DJ Timbuck2 than if he just mentioned them.
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It was down to one person alone to take on this mission, so I spent far too long calling up as many businesses as I could to have a listen to their hold music.
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Most often, Hubot performed menial tasks — calling up photos or animations, performing various sorts of searches — but it soon came to function as a sort of group storytelling sidekick, developing something like a personality.
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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced Saturday that the country was calling up the reservists as well as deploying three Navy ships and several planes and helicopters to help with operations surrounding the fires.
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"It used to be as simple as calling up a phone company (for example, T-Mobile) and telling them to change the SIM card on the number," Thug told me in a recent online chat.
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Engine, a policy group for start-ups, is calling up small internet companies to keep them updated and asking them to sign a letter that urges the FCC not to dismantle the net neutrality rules.
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True to that spirit, Trump used parts of his two Wednesday post-signing statements to attack Congress as woefully inept, calling up their failure to pass healthcare reform and blaming them for deteriorating Russian relations.
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Cashman would not rule out calling up a player or two from the minor leagues, but he stressed that the talent on the major league roster should be able to play up to that standard.
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But he's made his mark: The candidates who are still in the race have been calling up his campaign to ask for advice on putting together their own climate plans, according to the Daily Beast.
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On Monday, less than 24 hours after his election, anyone calling up the People's Party website was redirected to a landing page for the new movement asking users, "Can Sebastian Kurz count on your support?"
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Calling up someone with a bit of playing experience and saying, "Get your gear together, we need you," is a storybook scenario for amateur athletes everywhere, and it is incredibly rare in American professional sports.
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Limit your worries and allow yourself to enjoy your last hour before bed by reading a good book or having a conversation with your partner, or calling up a friend and having a good gossip session.
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Nilay Patel, Dieter Bohn, and Paul Miller start the show by calling up Verge space reporter Loren Grush to discuss the news of the first image of a black hole and explain how it was taken.
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She offered the example of seeing a nice piece of furniture at a friend's house, taking a picture for Google to identify, and automatically calling up a 3D model of it to preview back at home.
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Bespoke beauty comes with that vital personal touch – whether it's chatting to someone at Bleach London's Berwick Street store, calling up one of eSalon's colorists, or having various fragrance notes explained to you in a workshop.
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A handy GIF keyboard jumps off the reaction-GIF empire that Tumblr built, calling up video loops of broadly accessible cultural references (Honey Boo Boo dancing, two Minions giggling) to convey a range of emotional states.
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It would be naïve (and Rich occasionally was naïve in just this way) to think that a poet could simply project onto our imaginations the misery of an emerald miner without calling up any literary dimensions.
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But before I recently spent days Googling, emailing, DMing, and calling up strangers involved in the Sparrow universe, I — and most of the former Sparrow lovers I know — thought the character had long since lost his appeal.
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This is me calling up my best mate's girlfriend who studies international law at the Sorbonne in Paris in order to ask her whether or not the United Nations could feasibly implement a ban on tech house.
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The AP reported earlier today that the Trump administration is considering calling up 100,000 members of the National Guard to round up illegal immigrants, using a memo they reported was written by Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly.
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"Dolphy's Aviary" finds Mr. Komunyakaa — a Vietnam War veteran who grew up in Louisiana during the civil rights movement — calling up a more recent memory: watching news reports of the United States attack on Iraq in 2003.
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To raise the manpower needed, Johnson saw conscription as a less politically risky approach than calling up the reserves or National Guard, which would have forced many married, middle-class men to leave their jobs and families.
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Earlier Monday, the Israeli military said it was deploying an additional infantry brigade and an armored brigade to bolster forces around the Palestinian coastal territory, and was calling up a limited number of reservists from specialized units.
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"[T]he phone number to it got into the public domain and lay people started calling up and would leave medically related questions on that system in hopes that a physician would answer," Grundner told the newspaper.
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Starting this week, the company says its AI-powered voice assistant will be calling up a "small number of local businesses" to ask about their opening hours during the country's upcoming Labour Day public holiday on October 28th.
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An hour later he showed up to my apartment and calling up Girl A to tell her he can't go to the concert with her, he does not want to be with her, and it's never happening again.
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After weeks of searching for a human to respond to queries about its history, I started calling up all the candy shops I could find on the West Coast where Google told me pink popcorn had been spotted.
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After calling up The New Yorker's Ryan Lizza to rant about and insult (he called Priebus a "paranoid schizophrenic" and suggested Bannon employed a unique means of... you know by now) his White House colleagues, Scaramucci was dismissed.
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"It shows that you don't have to be from a big country like the United States to reach your dream of making it to the major leagues," Ngoepe said of the Pirates' calling up both him and Neverauskas.
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The publishers of Handbook for Mortals made their way to the top of the New York Times list via the expedient measure of calling up various independent bookstores and asking if they reported to the New York Times.
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Mactaggart pressed the advantage, posting an open letter accusing Zuckerberg of misleading Facebook users, then calling up media outlets to remind them that Zuckerberg's company was, at that moment, financing a campaign to stop new privacy regulations in California.
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In May, the Wall Street Journal reported that Amazon had begun calling up cities whose HQ2 proposals it had rejected to tell them why they hadn't been chosen — and some of those cities are taking Amazon's suggestions to heart.
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Since we&aposve moved, we&aposve loved the ease of calling up our landlord when something goes wrong, but we wish we&aposd better understood we&aposd be trading in some of our financial security for our simpler lifestyle.
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If tech luminaries want to be engaged on these issues they could be too by calling up the same boring, tedious lobbyists they would contract to deal with international tax policy or European Union antitrust scrutiny or anything else.
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Upon retiring, it is practically de rigueur these days for members of Congress to complain about the endless "dialing for dollars" they have to do as part of running for reelection — calling up donor after donor, begging for money.
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One way or the other, despite the buzz over the Panama Papers — which are said to name 350 Canadians — nobody appears to be calling up the Voluntary Disclosures Program, which is essentially a get-out-of-jail-free card.
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With that in mind, Ron creates his own dream undercover assignment by calling up (BlacKkKlansman is one of several films by Black creators to play with "white voice" this year) the local Klan leaders and expressing interest in joining the organization.
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" The former attorney general said the DOJ rule "was put in place to prevent the White House from calling up with regard to cases that were pending, criminal investigations that were pending, and, saying, 'What's going on with this case?
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Developers will also be able to connect with Siri for the first time, so Apple's voice assistant will finally be able to do things more complicated than calling up a song or telling you the weather or a baseball score.
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In the system Air New Zealand describes, HoloLens-equipped flight attendants could identify passengers through (as far as I can tell) facial recognition, calling up details about their destination, allergies, and even the time since they got their last beverage.
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Whether she's surprising Jeffrey with yet another home-cooked meal, calling up her friends for an impromptu dinner party, or just whipping up cookies with countless celebrity guests, Ina always makes us feel like we're right there with her. 1.
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After calling up her stylist, Brown was told of a few outfit options that would cover the bruises and markings on her arms caused by IV drips, but the singer refused, wanting to wear the original dress she had decided on.
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"For example, with a late fee, if it's your first time being late or first time in a long time, it probably won't take a whole lot more than calling up and asking politely if they'll waive the payment," Schulz said.
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On Inauguration Day, he would go to a "beautiful" gala ball or two, but focus mostly on rescinding Obama executive orders on immigration and calling up corporate executives to threaten punitive measures if they shift jobs out of the United States.
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And here's Northern Ireland's former footballer Keith Gillespie was treated to a dip in the crowd surf: More delights: The below clip shows a few Northern Ireland fans calling up an emergency line to report that striker Will Grigg's on fire.
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During my extensive research for this piece, which may or may not consist of feeding the cat, taking out the garbage, and calling up the MLB standings, I became aware that there are, in fact, other outlets offering Top Five lists.
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But it wasn't long ago that researching your symptoms required finding a giant medical book in the library, or calling up the distant-family-member-who-maybe-once-considered-studying-medicine or, dare I say it, visiting an actual doctor.
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In a growing number of online attacks, hackers have been calling up Verizon, T-Mobile U.S., Sprint and AT&T and asking them to transfer control of a victim's phone number to a device under the control of the hackers.
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Instead of walking, biking, scooting, catching the bus, and even carpooling, too many of us are calling up our own private Uber and Lyft vehicles (and taxis, even though there are fewer of those compared to ride-hailing app options).
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GET UP AND GO Normally I go out on Saturday nights, so waking up is around 9-ish, and that's when the plans start: calling up the girlfriends to see what time we're going to meet up for brunch and where.
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In fact, most Frank fans have been engulfed in a different breed of research; one that involves calling up Apple stores, to check if the album will be released on Friday, or piecing together instrumentals from the live stream with previously recorded snippets.
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The four buttons up top are in the same configuration as before, with volume up and down at the 13 and 21 o'clock positions, a mute toggle at 23, and the button for calling up Alexa without a wake word is at 22018.
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We've learned that Tyler tried calling up the hospital and giving them his credit card info to cover the tab entirely -- but he was rebuffed, and instead ... we're told he ended up having to wire the money, which should hopefully arrive by Monday.
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If I don't like the temperature or the way the hallways look, it's easier for me to propose changes on the board than calling up the management company and asking them to change it, because they still have to go through the board.
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Kouider's vision begins with simple tasks (sending text messages with a thought; calling up a specific photo in your camera roll with passing thoughts) and ends somewhere close to science fiction (controlling every device in our world, like the sorcerer in Fantasia).
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoYelling at a screen to display videos is more convenient than calling up the videos on your phone (which you'd first have to take out of your pocket!) or searching for them on your computer (which you'd have to type on!
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This doesn't quite mean it's a great idea to start pounding CBD crystals in front of a DEA drug-sniffing dog, which I only learned after calling up John Hudak, a senior fellow at Brookings Institute and the author of Marijuana: A Short History.
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Consumers in smaller cities, especially older ones, are not always "savvy with keyboards", says an Alibaba representative, and are more likely to treat smart speakers as a companion, calling up traditional operas or health information, or audio-books for grandchildren left in their charge.
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His immigration agenda has included separating families at the border, promising to end birthright citizenship, supporting fringe legislation to cut legal immigration levels in half, calling up the military to respond to a few thousand asylum seekers, and launching an administrative attack on immigration applications.
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Although challenges arose around packaging, production and supply chain (like desperately calling up farmers to get a hold of enough potatoes to meet their growing orders), Scott and Megan say their experience with Jackson made any uncertainty around running a small business pale in comparison.
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In RISE THE DARK (Little, Brown, $26), Eli Pate, a self-anointed messiah capable of calling up a homegrown army of "more than 200 heavily armed and deeply paranoid white men," is preparing to shut down the electrical grid supplying energy to half the country.
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"Some students were calling up to ask things like how much they owed on their university account and having to wait on hold for 40 minutes," said Somen Saha, co-CEO of n-Powered , the tech start-up that created the school-specific Alexa skill.
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Not only that, but he spent his evenings calling up the local radio station 80 times to vote for her songs in their nightly countdown, co-organized what he calls 'thank you projects' for tours and birthdays and catalogued audio recordings from live gigs.
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That means they'll have no votes to spare among the Democratic caucus, so every interest group impacted will be calling up its allies on the Hill and seeking to tweak this or that provision in such a way as to secure its core interests.
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All will likely run elaborate behind-the-scenes ticktocks when the strategy fails to pay off and a stream of disgruntled aides start calling up their favorite reporters to bitch about all the time and money Michael Bloomberg has wasted on his vanity campaign for president.
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Mitel was in the news several years ago for filing a patent infringement case against Facebook covering two areas: technology for calling up web pages in text-based communications (which you get if you type in a URL in a message or post), and its Internet telephony services.
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Under the current rules, players are tied to the team that drafts them until they complete six full seasons in MLB—a period that crafty teams have effectively stretched to seven years of control, by calling up top prospects from the minors a few weeks into the season.
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Or calling up people he knows because they represent big traditional media organizations and that's what he responds to, that's why he still talks to Maggie Haberman all the time, even though he hates the New York Times supposedly because he really responds to the New York Times.
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"There's a lot of interest from families, consultancies, banks calling up and asking whether we have some opportunities for some spots, reserving some spots, asking how quickly we can react," said Christoph Kexel, the managing partner at Accadis, an international school in Bad Homburg, on the outskirts of Frankfurt.
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NOTES: The Yankees announced a flurry of transactions prior to the game, calling up OF Dustin Fowler and 1B Chris Carter, moving INF Miguel Andujar to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, transferring 1B Greg Bird (right ankle bruise) to the 60-day disabled list and designating OF Mason Williams for assignment.
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"I will be calling up the chiefs of the services, those men and women in uniform who are the heads of the military, and ask them their views, including the cost of implementing, I'm talking about the fiscal costs, of implementing some of these changes, and we'll be having hearings," Sen.
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Alexa-based voice commands for calling up info and doing things like equipment and inventory management without having to open sub-menus and dig through complex visual interfaces in games actually sounds like a super cool feature that could be applicable to a range of different titles and genres beyond Destiny 2.
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At his office at Trump Tower in Manhattan, Mr. Trump has been hands-on about the four-day event — calling up political allies and friends to invite them to speak — but also delegating organizing duties to top aides who already have enormous responsibilities, given the relatively small number of campaign staff members.
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While Bronze Age Welsh women weren't calling up ancient Egyptians to inquire about their gold diadems or ogling over the jeweled, tortoiseshell kushi combs and kogai pins that women in Japan were sticking in their buns, most early civilizations independently realized the splendor of an accessory that is both functional and beautiful.
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The government said over the weekend that it was calling up about 3,000 army reservists, along with aircraft and naval ships — its largest military deployment since World War II. But many Australians are angry over what they see as a nonchalant and ineffectual response to the blazes by Scott Morrison, the prime minister.
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While all Smith exploits are extra as fuck, this one was really up there: In typical Smith fashion, he starts by calling up his buddy Dave Chappelle, who casually throws him into the deep end and invites Smith to open for him—giving him seven days to put together a set for the first time.
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More broadly, are we really to believe that sociopaths like James Holmes are hunched over their computers, searching for theaters within a certain radius of their home, calling up place after place to hash out the nuances of their weapons policies — all without any concern about arousing suspicions on the other end of the line?
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Increasingly there's stories in the news About the Prince and I. They think I'm an Unusual match for him, and so explore My past and present, calling up my friends Wednesday's news took Goold and Bartlett by surprise, Goold said — because after Harry and Meghan's wedding, that's where they assumed the coincidences would end.
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Her kids sit behind her in the minivan, her in-laws sit in the next row back, her sisters from Alpha Kappa Alpha sit behind them, and Aishwarya can see in the rearview that the van goes back indefinitely and contains everyone she knows, all of them calling up to her with directions to school, exhortations to hurry.
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It's quite another when you are entwined in your lover's arms, and she wants to share a connected, mutually-satisfying, erotic experience, but all you can do is pummel and pound while clenching your eyes and your nether regions, calling up any number of online scenarios in your imagination to trick yourself into a semblance of turn-on.
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And in the weeks that followed, out of respect for the dead, I figured I should use the miles for positive reminiscing, calling up memories like the first time I saw Paul's son, my nephew: Remember how I held him, hardly believing that I got to be an aunt when I was only 10 years old?
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After calling up a statistically valid sample of those who filed using commercial software, TIGTA estimated that 14.1 million taxpayers who were eligible for free file and used a commercial website may have paid a fee to e-file their tax returns, while 20.4 million taxpayers who filed their taxes via tax-prep companies' commercial software may not have paid a fee.
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It then negotiates with the source to allow the source to send an HDR bit stream and sends it to the TV. The Control Center's universal remote keeps the same button layout as before, for the most part, with its big, centered "Caavo" button for calling up the software's main menu for switching devices and apps, alongside its various other navigation and TV controls.
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If the Army follows up on experiments already being conducted, every US soldier might soon go into battle with eyes glued to a smartphone that can display everything from maps with their fellow soldiers' or the enemy's locations (think Google Maps for combat) and apps for ordering an artillery strike as easily as calling up an Uber, to a searchable library of military field manuals.
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It's unclear from the report whether the bar would be present just on the lock screen or at all times, but swiping up "opens the phone," presumably calling up the keypad for a passcode or whatever biometric security is in the iPhone 211 (it's rumored to be face recognition and possibly Touch ID if Apple can find a place for the fingerprint sensor without a home button).
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While Sam's attire may have had yer da calling up M&S and asking whether he could order in bulk, the rest of us were too busy wondering whether the colour scheme was a deliberate act of patriotism–or if Big Sam asks for the Union Jack's colours to be woven into the fabric of all his clothes, an act of respect towards our Queen, Waterloo, our way of life and our decision to sack off the European Union.
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Whether it is Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) calling up the Democrats' "Green New Deal" for a floor vote, House Republicans using motions to recommit to offer politically discomfiting amendments, or House Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE (D-Calif.) using non-binding resolutions to make a political point without risking Senate inaction or a presidential veto, messages are being sent through the medium of congressional television.
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