"It gave you that upbeat that puts the snap in a dancer's foot: down, chit; down, chit," said Mr. Blade, who uses 1940s-era Avedis Zildjians in his drum kit.
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After taking a homebrewing course with Wichit "Chit" Saiklao of the legendary Chit Beer, a brew pub out on Ko Kret island in the Chao Phraya River, the two launched Devanom Beer.
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As she pours hot sauce onto the piece of crab in her hand she suddenly screams "CHIT CHAT, MY WAY" to her cat (named Chit Chat) to whom she offers the tentacles. Sure!
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They make safe chit chat, until he brings up Bunkie.
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SO THEY HAVE A BIG CHIT WITH US AS WELL.
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Check out the Chit- Chat Tour taking over the country.
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It may have another purpose, though, as a real estate chit.
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I thought that whole thing this morning was idle chit-chat.
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Actually, they were more like chit-chat about computers and games.
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" Chit Su Win says: "I'm trying to smile all the time.
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My roommate comes home and we chit chat for a bit.
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I chit-chat and catch up with both for a little bit.
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Not exactly the most woke red carpet chit chat to ever happen.
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We chit chat and spend enough time here until our dinner reservation.
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Great party n' all that, really loving it, anyway, enough chit-chat.
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Every fund-raising stop represents a deepened connection or future bargaining chit.
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It's sad, because mindless chit-chat is all we have to offer.
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Flip on CSPAN and we'll have a chit chat about it tomorrow.
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It was the usual chit-chat about what he does for a living.
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That's the kid of chit-trading that usually moves big, divisive bills forward.
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"Jean probably wasn't up for chit chat in a train carriage," says Kidman.
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Alec Baldwin made his return to 'SNL' to parody Ye's Oval chit chat.
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While her parents indulged in chit-chat, Luna would not avert her gaze.
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Why not collect a chit from those people by tweeting about their books?
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WATTERS: Yes, thank you, all right, Chit Chat Tour, tearing up the whole country.
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Gentle chit-chat and the clink of glasses murmur from sun-dappled beer gardens.
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"We've been arresting more sex workers," said Chit Ko Ko, a Yangon police captain.
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Nothing else mattered, not getting laid, not meeting people, not social chit chat—music.
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The two don't chit-chat very much; Dar dives right into defending his actions.
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In the past, his government arrested an innocent American as a chit to trade.
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It smells like cigar smoke and polish, and sounds like coke and chit chat.
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It started out with whatever boring, lost-in-translation chit-chat we could find.
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We do 20 minutes of meditation then chit chat about the day's upcoming activities.
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"Small Talk" is a cheery track about the chit-chat shared between former lovers.
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It's more chit-chatty and friendly than email; plus it makes emoji at work acceptable.
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Ladies, thank you very much, and hopefully, the Chit Chat Tour is a smash hit.
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He went table to table, making chit-chat with the diners and posing for selfies.
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" "Talk shows were once promotional pit stops for some blithe chit chat about movies, etc.
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No chit chat, just deliver the "get up and get out" message and move on.
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It's just really a chit on the weather, and the weather didn't go Chesapeake's way.
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Talk shows were once promotional pit stops for some blithe chit chat about movies, etc.
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I like to have a little bit of a chit-chat before I meet anybody.
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"No one is allowed to enter the premises for gossip or chit-chat," declares one manager.
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Future versions of Siri may do far more than just engage in time-burning chit-chat.
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After the introductions and about 15 minutes of mandatory chit-chat, we went to the pool.
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You're feeling each other out with chit chat, engaging in the necessary pre-date small talk.
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"They were doing their jobs as journalists," said Chit Su Win, Mr. Kyaw Soe Oo's wife.
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That's something that has always come naturally to me, just chit chatting and engaging with people.
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After the meeting, I help clean up and stick around for chit chat and lengthy goodbyes.
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"The other area where machines [need improvement] is making what we call idle chit-chat," says Waltermann.
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" After some chit-chat with Grohl, Collier than ripped out the opening lines of "Welcome Home (Sanitarium).
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So enough chit-chat, we know you just came here to barrel through a list of discounts.
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So I'm chit-chatting with her, and I explain that I need to take a bra measurement.
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Before the gossip circulates through the soirée, Faith approaches Jax and Brittany for some friendly chit-chat.
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That was when this doctor—I am being nice by calling him a doctor—got chit-chatty.
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We're told they kept to themselves -- enjoying each other's company, and avoiding chit chat with other vacationers.
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For now though, Biggs added, those conversations have amounted to simply "talk" and "chit-chat" among members.
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Sipping on Bud Light, the star "chit chatted with the staff and was very friendly," says a source.
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There are plenty dotted around Washington, DC for lawmakers and government officials to huddle in and chit-chat.
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"There is not much space left in the jungles for them," said Mr. Chit Sein, the elephant owner.
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One of the differentiators is a feature called "Chit-Chat," an attempt to make the assistant more conversational.
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But when they got on the phone, Wittes said the president just wanted to "chit chat" with Comey.
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With every phase of battle, it draws a chit that will activate one division or corps of soldiers.
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A lot of people now use WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger for essential communications, not just idle chit-chat.
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At no point did any of us suggest traumatizing children to be an appropriate deterrent or negotiating chit.
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You know, the same kind of chit-chat their male counterparts engage in on the step-and-repeat.
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Bring up clogs, and watch what happens to the person you've been struggling to make chit-chat with.
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"Another clean chit to right-wing terror in India," Rana Ayyub, a prominent Indian journalist, wrote on Twitter.
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Following the announcement of the verdict on Monday, his wife, Chit Su Win, burst into tears, Reuters reported.
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Chit Ya Aung -- the 30-year-old's name means "let's love" in English -- knows this only too well.
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I sit down next to her, and we chit-chat while she drinks her Starbucks and we share cookies.
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And so it's remained an unsolved incident of minor vandalism, a chit on a sheet in a police station.
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When the chefs from Shuko visit the MUNCHIES Test Kitchen, there's not a lot of idle chit-chat happening.
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A conversation about Chinese foot-binding turns into chit-chat about shopping for too-small shoes at Bergdorf Goodman.
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Put your phone away, don't be late and avoid chit chatting too much with other people at the restaurant.
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Kyaw Soe Oo's wife, Chit Su Win, said she had expected the two reporters to be acquitted on Monday.
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We chit chat for a while and laugh about last night, then walk over to two outdoor weekend markets.
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Customers who order dessert get a chit from the cashier that they hand to a rover when they're ready.
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Messaging also has the potential to change the face of routine office chit-chat, but not in entirely good ways.
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And the chit chat is not always business -- the President will quiz staffers about sports or catch up on gossip.
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A smile and some chit-chat once seemed an integral part of paying for groceries, until automated tills became commonplace.
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He bent over backwards to deny the relationship, claiming nothing more than a few harmless chit-chats over real estate.
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My date also works in tech, so we chit chat about life/career goals and compare SF to New York.
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The quintessential host, Trump is known to hold court in the club going from member to member to chit-chat.
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Most foreigners visit Inn Chit Thu, a nonprofit ecotourism group, the only tourist-centered business in town beside the guesthouses.
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Goldstein observed that during my conversations with others, I may be waiting for an invitation to join the chit-chat.
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But researchers are now developing systems that leapfrog chit-chat to the next frontier: They can argue and play devil's advocate.
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In addition to new languages and new voices for Cortana, Harrison's team had to adjust the chit-chat to cultural norms.
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I didn't like turning a connection with a real person like Stipe into a chit in a competition I couldn't decline.
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Pretty much the modern horror story we've all come to know and dread: jokes falling flat, inane chit-chat, the works.
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Watch and wonder, as there's really no telling how many other stations he'll want to chit-chat with through the evening.
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But this time, after a bit of chit-chat, Schroepfer traveled with his friend to an immersive, 360-degree environment: London.
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The goal of all this chit chat is so that you can "cross a bridge into your partner's world," Derhally says.
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A 'sham' trial Wednesday also marks a year that Pan Ei Mon and Chit Su Win have spent without their husbands.
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The part-time sales associates were mostly middle-aged housewives, she says, who would frequently chit-chat and take long breaks.
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Following the ruling, Kyaw Soe Oo's wife, Chit Su Win, told reporters that they were hopeful the pair would be released.
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Maybe "Carson's Law", named after Johnny Carson, the king of chit-chat on late night TV. Well, Imgur's time has come.
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"I lost all my hope," a weeping Chit Su Win, the wife of reporter Kyaw Soe Oo, said after the verdict.
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Farhad: Mike, every week we get one or two readers telling us they're unsubscribing because they hate our mindless chit-chat.
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Following the announcement of the verdict, Kyaw Soe Oo's wife, Chit Su Win, burst into tears, according to a Reuters report.
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Perhaps more troubling, however, is the willingness of Republicans to use citizenship as nothing more than a chit to be traded.
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" The "shady black cat," meanwhile, got a name with a nod to Williams' illustrious career in radio and television: "Chit Chat.
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We've also got some chit-chat about the return of Outlander and a short but sweet list of our current favorite things.
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Choosing what to wear, deciding what to order and muddling through awkward chit chat is enough to make anyone quit swiping right.
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Through it all, there's plenty of chit-chat, which is pretty normal when someone's getting up close and personal with your brows.
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Kyaw Soe Oo's wife, Chit Su Win, spoke to Time about her husband's fate nearly a year after he had been imprisoned.
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The PechaKucha (which means "chit-chat" in Japanese) technique was created in 2003 by Tokyo-based architects Astrid Klein and Mark Dytham.
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I'm also friends with Erin [Mackenzie, former makeup department head on Riverdale], and I'd always call her to chit-chat about it.
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But conversation and off-the-cuff criticism don't feel like enough — Lemonade is a call to make something, not to chit-chat.
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We may not want to drag our tired, exploited bodies to workplace roofs and make pro-space chit chat with the interns.
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How often do you see figures like Jay Z and Drake chit chatting with ball players on the court after a game?
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If we did not name a replacement, even Narsingh, provided he gets a clean chit, won't be able to compete at Rio.
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Sometimes I stop by the store, but when I'm there, I just chit chat all day and give things away for free.
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Sarah Hyland and her bf, Wells Adams, had a busy Tuesday ... a little PDA, a little chit chat, and lots of pizza stuffin.
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After the pitch-off, we'll hang out and throw back a few drinks (21+ only, please), chit-chat, and enjoy each other's company.
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"They become angry a lot more easily," U Chit Sein, 21990, whose eight logging elephants now work only a few days a month.
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His wife, Chit Su Win, complained about all the books he was buying, and Kyaw Soe Oo agreed not to add any more.
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We hope that someday they can have a difficult, productive conversation rather than just make awkward chit-chat (which the video below suggests).
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She thinks even a chit chat between high-up administration people and Russia is betrayal, although it seems she's talking about pre-Inauguration.
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"We chit chat, get to know them, we make sure we understand their consent and their boundaries, and they know ours," explains Hess.
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The facility, according to the IDF, is located north of the city of Nabi Chit, which is in Lebanon's Hezbollah controlled Bekaa Valley.
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This implies the administration is seeking to use the tariffs more as a negotiating chit with two of the nation's biggest trading partners.
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Looking down at the senators chit-chatting, all I could think about was our parents and the sacrifices they have made for us.
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But most importantly, his undying positive energy and chit-chat has managed to turn many students' dark days into positive ones filled with joy.
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House Democrats on Wednesday asked a bunch of people to come have a chit chat, including, most importantly, former national security advisor, John Bolton.
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With next week's intense earnings, Jim Cramer will have his nose to the grindstone studying results and will have no time to chit chat.
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But it also has what Yandex dubbed "a neural network based 'chit-chat' engine" to allow Alice to have "free-flowing conversations about anything".
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"Sometimes if I get lucky I can chit-chat with him, and play with him, for half an hour or an hour," she says.
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While they are close when together there is none of the usual Brazilian father/son chit-chat about soccer or teenage trials and tribulations.
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In the video, you can see Harry chit-chatting with the former head of Disney, Bob Iger, at the "Lion King" premiere in London.
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It would appeal to his political base, save the United States money and give him a valuable chit in his negotiation with Mr. Kim.
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"She is now old enough to understand, as she was going to every trial," her 23-year-old mother Chit Su Win tells CNN.
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It's long overdue that we have a little chit chat and that we rethink sexual harassment law in America because it's out of control.
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After the hearing, Kyaw Soe Oo's wife, Chit Su Win, carried their three-year-old daughter out of the court as she sobbed "papa".
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When making conversation with actors during the show, we were confronted with an awareness of how performative such chit-chat is in real life.
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A Vision of Panorama, today shared the latest track from his new self-titled album, which is coming out on Los Angeles's Chit Chat Records.
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I mean, they&aposre not just sitting down there, Kimberly, having a chit-chat about nothing, if the meeting is in -- two weeks from today.
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Kyaw Soe Oo's wife, Chit Su Win, burst into tears after the verdict, and family members had to support her as she left the court.
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That will encourage debates and chit-chats that are more exhaustive, both in the sense that they will be more comprehensive but also more tiring.
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With gaps of an hour or so between films, attendees congregate in the limited gathering space outside the theaters, all but forced to chit-chat.
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Wolff's approach to journalism is to hang around powerful people, absorb their chit chat, indiscriminately document what he overheard, and convey it in novelistic prose.
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This might seem like friendly chit-chat, but getting anything from a client, even if intangible, might suggest a preference for them above other clients.
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I eventually joined a guild that had [a voice chat application] channel that we used it for general chit-chat as well as game stuff.
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And then a crowded canvassing kickoff in Ames where moms chit-chatted about getting a babysitter for caucus night while they waited for Andrew Yang.
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Speaking on behalf of Chit Su Win, the journalists' lawyer, Khin Maung Zaw, appealed directly to Suu Kyi to show leniency towards the young fathers.
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To begin with, that the sexual allure demanded of actresses is treated by some men as a chit to be called in, a promissory note.
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"Whenever she sees her father handcuffed, she tries to use her fingers as a key to unlock the handcuffs," Chit Su Win says, in tears.
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Whatever. We chit chat for a few, I grab the wristbands, and bus back home, refilling my card with 210.75 more rides along the way.
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Making chit chat while we wait to grab some lunch down the road, I ask them about their plans for the rest of the year.
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And coffee isn't so much the best part of waking up as it is an excuse to chit chat with all those other wonderful human beings.
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Today's open plan offices increase the amount of socializing, chit-chat, and agenda-less meetings, activities that resemble "work" but are actually a form of leisure.
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Bargiani finished performing what I can only describe as a martini ceremony from a dedicated trolley for his American customer and then chit-chatted to me.
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From chit-chat with colleagues to coffee breaks and work meetings, office life can cause stress and anxiety for people with autism, said coach Richmal Maybank.
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"We are expecting to reunite as a family as soon as possible," Kyaw Soe Oo's wife, Chit Su Win, told reporters outside the Supreme Court compound.
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It may be tough to make chit chat when you only have limited info about someone, but honestly we're going to have to up our game.
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"The court has this chit to give out," Katherine Shaw, who teaches at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law in New York, said in an interview.
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"He didn't tell me about the work and I never asked," said his wife, Chit Thu Win, with whom he has a three-year-old daughter.
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Get something small so you have a chit in the game, and you can trade up the studio to a one-bedroom, two-bedroom, four-bedroom house.
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There was very little chit chat; they cut right to the point and sent links to media reports about gangs trafficking multi-million dollars worth of cocaine.
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Demi Lovato may very well be "Confident," but when it comes to visiting the spa, she'd rather you not chit-chat with her during, er, special services.
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To collect data, the group behind the university's Eve chatbot set up the Chit-Chat Challenge — a campus-wide competition that asked students to submit conversation transcriptions.
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These pics were taken over the weekend at a base in Nevada, where Tom also had time to chit chat with the Admiral there, along with fans.
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The two Presidents came face-to-face Friday for the first time at the G20 summit in Hamburg, and shook before sitting down for a chit chat.
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There's an innocence on display in creator James Kochalka's illustrations, but it's tempered by a voice that's perfectly plugged in to the cadence of modern chit chat.
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After you worked your round for the day (if you were lucky enough to get a round), you handed your chit to golfer whose bag you carried.
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Chit Su Win (center), wife of Reuters journalist Kyaw Soe Oo, is comforted by a Reuters official as they wait for the arrival of the two Reuters journalists.
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With next week's intense earnings and slew of data, Jim Cramer will have his nose to the grindstone studying results and will have no time to chit chat.
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"The meeting seems to have been conducted so as to have maximum impact by turning on a dime from 'chit chat' to explosive and frightening abuse," she said.
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"I feel deeply sad, as if the sky has fallen down," said Chit Tin, one of the few Muslims from the neighborhood who agreed to speak to Reuters.
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I've gone to bed at night and heard the sound of the paper coming out of the chit and you're already timing the next day in your head.
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He took a keen interest in protecting the interests of small investors and cracked down on ponzi schemes by chit funds and collective investment schemes around the country.
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After a little more banter and chit chat, Giles and his team moved on to brainstorming a yeti sticker pack with the start-up's Japanese audience in mind.
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I don't desire alcohol but I'm jealous of the effect I think it gives them—the softened inhibitions, the ability to relax, to switch off, to chit chat.
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Next to a large, Expressionist street scene by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, a 2007 video, "Chit Chat," by Tala Madani, who was born in Iran, plays on a loop.
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That'll make for even better photo ops if you see one, and eventually some interesting ride-sharing experiences—definitely no unwanted chit chat if a robocar picks you up.
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Case in point: Princes William and Harry recently joined the English duo commonly known as Ant and Dec for a little lighthearted chit chat about life in the monarchy.
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If Mr. Davis repaid the loans to Mr. Walters by giving him inside information as a type of betting chit, that would probably be enough to prove a violation.
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Wittes describes Comey as bothered by Trump's efforts to chit-chat with the FBI director, who traditionally is supposed to maintain a formal, clearly defined relationship with the president.
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Mr. Kyaw Soe Oo's wife, Chit Su Win, thanked the government for releasing her husband and his colleague, and said that she would not hold a grudge against it.
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Well, safe to say, Alice's AI chit-chat feature is not uniquely proofed against controversy — and apparently quickly went off the rails, a la Microsoft's Tay AI bot last year.
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Always sitting at their terminals tapping away, chit chatting idly about switching to Android, about getting out of tech altogether, about wanting to code literally anything else besides an exploit.
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"She is walking one step by one step in a very careful way, standing delicately between the military and the people," said U Chit Khaing, a prominent businessman in Yangon.
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Before taking the stage, the President took pictures with VIP supporters backstage, as he often does before rallies, offering a handshake and a few moments of up-close chit-chat.
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Speaking at a press conference in Yangon Tuesday, Chit Su Win, the wife of the reporter Kyaw Soe Oo, broke down in tears as she insisted her husband was innocent.
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"The interviewer asked me if I had other questions, so I just asked him about a few things he was working on out of curiosity, just chit chatting, " Alden remembers.
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Chit Wai, deputy permanent secretary of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT), declined to give any details about the companies he said submitted expressions of interest earlier this month.
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Everyone was taking pictures of the work like it was in an exhibition, but people were also sitting on the floor eating jellof, chit-chatting, and shouting 'Pass the bottle opener!
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Or maybe you'll only get one move, and then suddenly the Confederates will get their "combat" chit and commence battle instantly, while most of your army is still waiting for orders.
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Sarah once again tries to connect with Kira, who's truly having none of it, although she does reveal that Rachel clipped her fingernails, took some blood, and chit-chatted with her.
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Once a luxury experience, it's now marked by annoyances like lost baggage, never-ending TSA lines, and delays, not to mention the chit-chatty seat neighbor who can't take a hint.
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During the show, Colton had a chit chat with Cassie's dad and asked if he had permission to marry her, but Papa said no ... because he didn't know Colton well enough.
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As founder-floater of the Vakratunda Chit Fund, a slightly slippery credit society, he had any amount of gold in his possession or on his body: rings, bracelets, coins, mobile phone.
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Now that he's president-elect, Trump is adopting that same style when making calls to world leaders — and the casual chit-chat is worrying some diplomats, the New York Times reported.
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It's churned out new features like whisper mode, Alexa Guard, and Alexa routines while banging away at the underlying promise that Alexa is slowly getting better at conversations and chit-chat.
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During a court hearing packed with students and family members, Judge Chit Myint said prosecutors had decided to drop charges against all of the protesters except for three of their leaders.
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Instead, you're mostly treated to 45 minutes of chit chat, pool games, and talking heads, all spoken in heavy accents Hulu only manages to correctly close caption two thirds of the time.
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Daniel Pilarski, a sanctions expert and partner at Watson Farley & Williams law firm, said the delisting would likely work as a chit for Washington as trade talks move to the next phase.
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Kate chit chatted with Diane Sawyer on 20/20, first denying he was into her, then suggesting it was her soap opera persona that drew him in, but finally acknowledging her power.
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But the subtle wooing and chit collecting have taken on a new air of urgency this year, with many party leaders openly skeptical about whether Donald J. Trump can defeat Hillary Clinton.
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It's unclear exactly how many of those are useful and how many are just chit-chat between El Chapo and his people, but at least a few are likely to be damning.
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Sparked in 2014 by French magazine Tsugi, news that Guy-Man was producing a speculated solo album opened the door for chit-chat that the duo was calling it quits for good.
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First, the three companies, Cherubim Interests (CHIT), PDX Partners (PDXP, formerly "My Social Income") and Victura Construction (VICT), all list the same chief executive officer in January press releases: Patrick J. Johnson.
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He declares himself a "very fucking annoying human being," however, his refusal to keep chit-chat unfiltered makes him one of music's great talkers, and an obvious candidate to rank his band's records.
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" The key, she says, is to "get something small so you have a chit in the game, and you can trade up the studio to a one-bedroom, two-bedroom, four-bedroom house.
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There are a few different ways of going about this, but it usually follows the routine of awkward chit-chat, then heated debate, and finally a game of Twister to settle any differences.
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Q. It didn't by any chance feel odd to be in the White House chit-chatting with the president about the first lady's "great legs" or to be telling the president you're gay?
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"It's really a lot of fun to have like an 80-year-old couple and a 12-year-old boy chit-chatting next to each other," all in a personal setting, says Reider.
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Many users on here are divorced, have children, or have been involved in a serious long term relationship in the past — AKA they did not come here just to chit chat and get attention.
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"The children were about to sit exams, so we feel it's a big loss for their education," said Chit Tin, whose two 6-year-old grandchildren started classes at the madrassa a year ago.
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I took fewer photos and just participated in the activities, mostly chit-chatting about random things with my camera on my lap, or watching TV. One time, I played volleyball with them as well.
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Many companies have also developed companionship robots designed for the elderly, including Paro, a baby harp seal that nuzzles people who pet it, and Chapit, a mouse that chit-chats with bed-bound patients.
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After a few minutes of chit-chatting with commenting fans (sprinkled with more than a couple renditions of his signature "alright, alright, alright"), McConaughey revealed the launch of his new bourbon called Wild Turkey Longbranch.
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"To safeguard people's lives and to reduce the risk of landslides, companies should follow the mining law while digging," said Chit Kaung, administrator of Wai Hka, where most of its 50,000 population work in mines.
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Not us—we attended the meetup and initially parked ourselves on a bench like a bunch of awkward wallflowers, watching the dogs run around like maniacs and their owners make chit-chat with each other.
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Related: US-China trade war may raise gadget prices At the G-20 last month, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said he "chit chatted" with the Chinese delegation on the sidelines of the finance chief summit.
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Check out more videos from VICE: As happens every year, there were the usual chit-chat on the positive impact of integrated markets, international trade, laissez-faire economics and globalization on global growth and prosperity.
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The reason I'm engaging in this "chit chat, get a number, rinse, repeat" song and dance on a Tuesday night was not to to "cuff a winter boo", as Cardi B has so succinctly put it.
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Jada had a super interesting chit chat with TMZ's Raquel Harper for her new show, "Raq Rants" on BET and shot down the idea that she and Will ever feel like they're competing with one another.
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If a woman makes a reference to her own pregnancy, then yes — congratulate and briefly share your positive parenting experience with her, but the time for more leisurely chit chat is after the interview is wrapped.
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In West Orange, N.J., about 80 students who were stranded for hours on school buses sought refuge in the Chit Chat Diner until about midnight, said Leo Novakidis, the manager who was on duty Thursday night.
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"The big difference between Lula and Dilma is that he came from a trade union background, where you negotiate and chit-chat and converse and dialogue, seven days a week, 24 hours a day," Fleischer said.
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Even though Cortana is designed to deal with reality, Harrison's writing team has built some whimsy into the "chit-chat," which is what they call the chatty mode Cortana adopts when you ask her more conversational questions.
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He often visited an Ohio gun store and shooting range, where he would buy products, chit chat and look at inventory, said Leah Frederick, co-owner of Sherwin Shooting Sports in Eastlake, 19 miles northeast of Cleveland.
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"The market is flooded with gypsies who can't hold a job and who will try to keep you on the phone or in a chat by chit-chatting with you, but then they are gone," Julie said.
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Chit Su Win and her daughter Moe Thin Wai Zan have had to move from their home in Sittwe -- the Rakhine State capital -- to Myanmar's main city Yangon so they can visit Kyaw Soe Oo every day.
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That means cutting back on the private chit-chats you used to have in the kitchen, and the daily lunches or coffee runs might have to stop or include more people to avoid any perception of partiality.
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I can just engage chit chat, or discuss what the artist's latest projects are, or bring friends along and introduce them to the work and see through their eyes what is marvelous or surprising about the work.
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A consortium of 33 lenders, led by Union Bank of India , was said to have given a clean chit to the company after they heard an independent auditor report in a meeting on Tuesday, the ET report added.
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"...any interpretation of the outcome of the meeting about giving a clean chit to the company by banks or NHB was neither intended nor mentioned," DHFL said, adding that it is not privy to the NHB inspection report.
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In order to enter, hopeful participants must share a 5-minute-long YouTube video in the style of a Chit-Chat Get Ready With Me. It should be titled "James Charles Casting Call," and include the hashtag #JamesCharlesCasting.
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Earlier this week, the momager took to Instagram to announce that she's partnered with BumbleBizz, the mode on Bumble that's specifically for people looking to make business connections and network without any of the awkward cocktail party chit-chat.
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Inevitably, the beef would end in a ceasefire courtesy of Kanye and the legendary J Prince and for the rest of the summer we'd get several Kanye "You know how the paigon chit-chat goes" subs in its stead.
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That is true for people who speak on behalf of presidents and also true for journalists and pundits who embellish their reports and commentaries to attract eyeballs and audiences that boost ratings and jazz up the Washington chit chat.
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The emails from the Gmail account of Ian Mellul, which date from February 85033 through July of this year, contain a mix of internal chit-chat, planning logistics and other materials from both the White House and Clinton campaign.
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After the first hour of the opening night party at Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge, the newest and largest and most expensive world of wonder ever constructed at Disneyland in Anaheim, there was a noticeable lull in the chit-chat.
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That the video spends more than three quarters of its time focused on innocuous chit-chat and everyday activities makes for an apt demonstration of how the dire consequences of a distraction can play out in a fraction of a second.
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Bilenko says the company will have to remain vigilant with the Chit-Chat feature, given the internet's precedent for making everything terrible, as was the case with Microsoft's Tay AI, which was quickly turned into a steaming pile of racist garbage.
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I now refrain from impulsively sharing random thoughts such as, "We really need to replace that screen door" or showing Tom the latest Instagram post of unlikely animal friends, until we break for lunch, which is designated chit-chat time.
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Of course, periods of chaotic clanging from phones that seemed anxious for attention were at times near-maddening, but the soundscape had its moments of complete silence, too, as if the devices needed a break from the busy chit-chat.
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While United States sprinting great Carl Lewis spent nearly an hour on Monday praising the Pan Am Games as a worthy endeavor for athletes, Thompson had no time for chit chat and made it through the mixed zone without saying a word.
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If you're one of those chatty passengers who enjoy subjecting fellow flyers to idle chit-chat, good news: Airbus has found a way to seat 80 more people in its A380, raising the double-decker jet's capacity to some 575 paying passengers.
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Garrett entertains chit-chat about feelings and opening up for a few minutes before diving head-first into the drama with a weak apology/disclaimer for asking Hannah about the forbidden topic he's about to broach: Luke P. and his slimy ways.
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HONG KONG, Jan 24 (Reuters) - China's HNA Group said on Wednesday several global banks have given it a clean chit after conducting compliance checks, a rare bit of good news for the cash-strapped conglomerate amid questions about its governance and ownership.
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It means "coffee chat" or "coffee chit-chat" and might take place in one's home, office or a public space; while the name hopefully nods to discussions in the Café Einstein or the Café Landtmann, it also implies something lighter and less formal.
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"I wasn't nervous about my performance review at all, I did think it was a little fishy when my boss didn't address anything about my actual performance for the whole meeting and just chit-chatted and gave me a book," she continues.
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But with all of the chit chat, well-dressed guests, and face painted dancers busting moves around us, it was truly impossible to tell whether it was the environment that was making us a little slap happy and social, or the cocktail.
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Given Sandoval's notorious dislike of interviews and aversion to chit-chat, almost everything I'd ever heard about this thick-as-thieves collaboration led me to believe that I'd have to climb a Napoleonic tower of solid masonry to get them talking shop.
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There's also an "energy vampire" Colin Robinson (Mark Proksch), who drains his victims not of their blood but of their energy through boring office chit chat, making him a vampire that's actually just a real person we all know and probably work with.
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Note: Trump hasn't always been so respectful of Bill Clinton's accusers, but his focus on the Clinton controversy in and before the debate did succeed in making outrage over his sexually aggressive 2005 chit-chat with Billy Bush fall into the rhetorical background.
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Most of the action is laughable, and the scenes in which various characters casually fight mummies are frequent but devoid of all thrills: some kicking and bone-cracking, a few scenes of mindless chit-chat, and then they're right back at it!
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Attending on their behalf to accept the PEN/Barbey Freedom to Write Award were Wa Lone's brother Thura Aung and brother-in-law Win Khant Kyaw, and Kyaw Soe Oo's wife Chit Thu Win, sister Nyo Nyo Aye and daughter Moe Thin Wai Zin.
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Among those he cited on Friday morning were a nurse chit-chatting with her sister, a retired New York City police officer scrolling through his phone while turning across four lanes and a plumber speaking to a client while zipping along a highway off-ramp.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Chit Tin, a 55-year-old Muslim man has prayed at the same madrassa in eastern Yangon his whole adult life, most of it spent under a junta that crushed opposition, ruined Myanmar's economy and turned it into an international pariah state.
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GeoGif was originally spun out of parent company Bivid — which is also now defunct but had been a hyperlocal social network akin to YikYak, Highlight and Zenly, suggesting friends and others who were near you for chit-chat and simply to know their whereabouts.
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We're told Nathan wasn't happy with how things were left as they drove away -- he does share 4-year-old Kaiser with Jenelle -- so he shot her a text to clarify he wasn't trying to do damage by talking to the media, he was just chit-chatting.
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The heart-stopping narrative of the U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, shot out of the sky over Russian territory and then used as a chit of exchange by Khrushchev, illustrates both the diplomatic struggles of the Cold War and the international race for stratospheric surveillance.
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A rogue phone call from your Mum, someone asking for directions as you walk to the club, I've even had a dog-walker trying to engage me in a bit of chit-chat while I sat on a bench trying not to be sick at 7 am.
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A study released today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B found that large carnivores, specifically cougars in rural and suburban areas near Santa Cruz, California, often drop everything that they're doing when they hear humans chit-chatting nearby, even running away halfway through a meal.
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The Super Bowl is traditionally considered to be a male-only, sports-centric activity, leaving those of us unfamiliar with the finer points of football to gorge on all the viewing party snacks and make idle chit-chat with the other uninitiated about which uniforms have the best colorways.
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Announced Tuesday at Google I/O, the company's annual developer conference, Duplex is new technology that enables Google's machine intelligence–powered virtual assistant to conduct a natural conversation with a human over the phone, mimicking the chit-chattiness of human speech as it completes simple real-world tasks.
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The show promises to be bang-up cool with attention paid to the hardware and software that will enable the next generation of experiences in the augmented reality and virtual reality worlds, as well as some more metaphysical chit-chat about how we all go about building these worlds.
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I stood in front of Tala Madani's animated video project "Chit Chat," so transfixed by the men stop-motion vomiting yellow ribbons of paint at each other that I didn't realize I'd watched it loop four times until some kid on a sugar rush almost mowed me down.
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For me, fond memories flooded back of nights transfixed by the televised images of the fictional Terranova coyly engaged in similar chit-chat over meals of bracciole and broccoli rabe with Sonny Steelgrave, "Wiseguys"'s fictional Atlantic City mobster brilliantly played by the late veteran actor Ray Sharkey.
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A few hours before climbing on a yacht to film the music video for 2019's booty-bouncing anthem "Twerk," Cardi B and Yung Miami of City Girls were calmly chit-chatting with their crew while body artists Christina Mendicino and Avi Ram painted their bodies to look like wild animals.
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Mueller's report says that Cohen testified he had discussed the project on multiple occasions with Trump Jr. "Cohen also recalled briefing Donald Trump Jr. in the spring -- a conversation that Cohen said was not 'idle chit chat' because Trump Tower Moscow was potentially a $1 billion deal," the report says.
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And yet: Florence still breezed into the museum every Tuesday, still walked to the Info desk and proceeded to chit-chat with the other two ladies, remaining the entire time on the other side of the Info desk as though she, having come full circle, were now an Info-seeker.
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Humans have chosen not to mind their own business for centuries—in fact, researchers say gossiping has been essential to advancing our society—but what starts out as innocent chit chat about other people's personal lives can veer into a destructive habit if you're not careful with the information you share.
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"This vote is a lightning-rod realization for some clients, that two years of ministerial resignations, chit-chat and speculation comes down to this: in three months we could be crashing out of Europe," said Matthew Hudson, CEO of MJ Hudson which advises more than 600 institutional and retail investment firms.
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"This vote is a lightning-rod realisation for some clients, that two years of ministerial resignations, chit-chat and speculation comes down to this: in three months we could be crashing out of Europe," said Matthew Hudson, CEO of MJ Hudson which advises more than 600 institutional and retail investment firms.
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Every time a terrorist attack is carried out by Islamic extremists — especially when it happens in a predominantly white, Western nation that gets disproportionate media coverage, as with the tragic incident in Brussels this week — the world of watercooler chit chat and social media hot takes divides into two camps.
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Senior administration officials had expressed reservations about Mr. Pence going at all, arguing that sending him to meet with Mr. Erdogan was something of a reward to the Turkish president in and of itself, a chit that was better held for when more progress had been made on a deal.
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Guests visiting Westworld wanted to believe in the illusion, and it quickly became clear that all I really needed to do was be present in the moment, and chit-chat with the sheriff and other deputies about the weather, the strange guests visiting the town, or the love lives of the various residents.
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"This time again the President-elect seemed to simply be calling to shoot the breeze," Bharara said, adding that he thought it was "odd that (Trump) had time for a five-minute chit-chat to the local US attorney in Manhattan" especially considering that it was the day before he took office.
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On each table is a buzzer for calling a server, which I never needed, and a chit for writing down the numbers of desired dishes, a code the servers know by heart but which I had to hunt for through the tome of a menu, leafing through its magazine-like photo spreads.
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Maurice Baskin of Littler Mendelson, who represents nursing home operator Mek Arden LLC, will ask a panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit to rule that the comments by the company's chief operating officer a month before a union election were routine chit-chat rather than an unlawful solicitation of grievances.
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For a scientist who has won virtually all of science's most important prizes except the Nobel (and that has been predicted for years), Allis is ruthlessly self-effacing—the kind of person who offers to leave his name on a chit at the faculty lunchroom because he has forgotten his wallet in the office.
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Normally when an artist takes part in an episode of Call Your Mom, chit-chat is lighthearted and unexpected (face tattoos, weed, whatever), but when guitarist Josette called her dad, talk turned serious pretty quickly—which is a very good thing because the topics discussed are particularly pertinent in this uncertain era of our orange president.
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Kirsten: One thing we've found, and something to consider for Uber as well, in the future, if any of these AV developers end up, filing for IPOs on their own — there's been chit chat about Waymo someday doing that or GM cruise someday— the implications for all of these companies and their relationship with cities should not be ignored or undervalued.
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Welcome to Tandem: an app-based community where strangers from all over the world chat with each other, but absolutely not for dating purposes — even if it can feel a little Tinder-ish as you scroll through a bunch of age-badged photo profiles trying to decide who to strike up a conversation with, and how to start said chit-chat from nada.
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And, if you're in a relationship, just having the Tinder app on your phone can be a conversation starter of the wrong kind with your S.O. The long and short of all this is, anyone who's interested in meeting new people for actual coffee and genuine chit-chat probably doesn't want to do so within the wrapper of a dating app.
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Writing about that incident on his Ask The Pilot blog, Patrick Smith makes the point that airlines, in their eagerness to make fluffy pre-flight chit-chat, can mask the really important messages: [...] of all the gibberish that is crammed into the typical pre-flight safety demo, seldom is it mentioned that passengers need to leave their bags behind in the event of an evacuation.
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" The private sector Johannes Stupperich, 223, German in Nancy, France "GDP is not functional for measuring the sustainability of an economy, which is why a "climate chit" should be introduced, whose negative equivalent is 18 tonne of CO22050, making it desirable to have a GGDP (or "Green Gross Domestic Product") equalling or being superior to 0, because that would indicate that the harm done to the environment equals or is inferior to the measures in favour of the environment.
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Maniscalco also hosts a podcast with his comedy friend Pete Correale called The Pete and Sebastian Show on the extremely unfortunately named Raw Dog Comedy channel on Sirius XM, where they ostensibly do...unprotected comedy (?) by way of comedy skits and brash, dickwad chit chat intercut with random soundboard clips, all seemingly concocted in a douchebag laboratory specifically for men in backwards Red Sox caps who take their wives to ESPN Zone for their anniversary, and women who are chill with casual sexism.
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