Women hoped that reforming the company's pay structure would also benefit black and Asian colleagues, off-air colleagues, part-time colleagues, and underpaid men.
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He leaves behind four reliably liberal colleagues and four reliably conservative colleagues.
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You know, I meet with European colleagues on a regular basis and Japanese colleagues.
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Constitutionally, Church and his colleagues made the right call, Pike's House colleagues the wrong one.
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A lot of us have a tradition of not playing colleagues -- in races involving our colleagues.
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Rice said that the main pitfall of the committees is it asks colleagues to judge colleagues.
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And they can't turn to senior colleagues to give them this information because there are no senior colleagues.
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They also can't rely on senior colleagues to give them this information because there are no senior colleagues.
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Former colleagues also alleged that he exhibited creepy behavior toward female colleagues while working there, Recode first reported.
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"If you're a red-state Democrat I think it's a big challenge for you to try to justify the actions of your colleagues, the behavior of your colleagues, the boorishness of your colleagues," he said.
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Frustration among Senate colleagues Romney did not tell any colleagues about his decision in advance of his announcement Wednesday.
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Colleagues mourn deaths of longtime officers Two departments must now hunt for the suspect while grieving the deaths of their colleagues.
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People perceive funny colleagues as more competent and confident than serious or boring colleagues — if humor is done the right way.
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In private conversations with colleagues, Johnson has assured senior colleagues that he will "abide by the law," according to the Times.
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While he is not blocking other colleagues from getting votes, he is publicly blistering his colleagues for blocking his tariff proposal.
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I'm sure all of his colleagues could say he is a great guy, just like Kavanaugh's friends and colleagues are saying now.
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My colleagues saw the value of creating a system that is less about the grades and more about the development of colleagues.
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After he and his colleagues developed more powerful methods for analyzing DNA, Dr. Raghavan and her colleagues returned to the Mal'ta DNA.
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Make sure you're inviting your female colleagues out for drinks, lunch, or whatever else you're already doing with your male colleagues. 21.
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Even within the context of a progressive design school, Gropius and his colleagues gave women fewer opportunities than their male colleagues. Dec.
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Tester, like his red-state colleagues, has promoted his record of voting with Trump more often than most of his Democratic colleagues.
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Vanity Fair chronicled allegations against him by former colleagues that included an addiction to sex workers and a predilection for spiking colleagues' drinks.
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"With this on the horizon, we will have more unemployed colleagues and more colleagues outside productive activity," Daer said at a news conference.
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I've had to bury friends and colleagues many times and I'm very familiar with the nauseating feeling when you have to bury colleagues.
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It seems like a helpful tool — salary information is usually kept private, which can make it uncomfortable to discuss with colleagues or potential colleagues.
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"Our Republican colleagues must join us in condemning the president's xenophobic tweets," Pelosi wrote in a letter to her Democratic colleagues in the House.
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One of my doctors dismissed my symptoms, and many of my colleagues, even female colleagues, still had trouble understanding that I was hurting at all.
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"One of my colleagues made a homophobic joke about one of my other colleagues who is out, expecting I would laugh at it," he says.
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" RELATED: What the plagiarism controversy tells us about Trump's campaign "I haven't agreed with every one of my Republican colleagues or Democratic colleagues on every issue.
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Similar numbers (84% and 87%, respectively) reported clients or colleagues making eye contact with male coworkers, but not them, or experiencing demeaning comments from male colleagues.
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"I can say that the cooperation with Turkish colleagues, security services, police and my colleagues is excellent," he said at a news conference about domestic security.
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"I know some of my colleagues around here, especially some of my Republican colleagues say, 'Oh no, we can't go back to health care,' " Cotton argued.
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This story is based on interviews with multiple former colleagues of Flynn's in the military, as well as with his colleagues in the Trump White House.
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"It shouldn't be surprising that Debbie's colleagues are rallying around her, which for me and several of her colleagues is a no-brainer," said Democratic Rep.
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CNN interviewed Rekola's wife, friends and colleagues, and viewed medical records, photos, correspondence with friends and colleagues and notes in Rekola's journal to help corroborate his story.
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And maybe you or any other reporter might experience your colleagues as colleagues and I understand that, and see people doing some the same kind of work.
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Then, if they're lucky enough to have a critical mass of other female colleagues, they have to convince those colleagues there's a problem that must be addressed.
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"I wish my Republican colleagues were as concerned about evidence collection and what the evidence shows rather than the embarrassment to one of their colleagues," he added.
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I think it is incumbent on myself, my colleagues at NBC, my colleagues in the White House Press Corps to make sure that you don't squander those opportunities.
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Even in an office environment with colleagues talking out loud next to me, the person I was calling had a hard time being bothered by my colleagues' voices.
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Through hard work, collaboration with colleagues, and levering his health policy expertise, he has earned the respect and admiration of his colleagues on both sides of the aisle.
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A Politico report at the time said that Schumer had reached out to dozens of his colleagues to assure them he was not whipping colleagues against Obama's deal.
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Even if a woman can attempt to compete, however, by either undercutting male colleagues or demonstrating masculinity in the same ways they do, colleagues often don't respond well.
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So I would say I enable my colleagues and we work as a team, I enable my colleagues to challenge themselves and do things that are super cool.
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Part of that success, colleagues say, is Lee's willingness to fight without aggravating or isolating her colleagues — earning her reverence in the House among Democrats and some Republicans.
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The alternative we and our colleagues developed (which has now been endorsed by 2,227 other physician colleagues) appears in the current issue of the American Journal of Public Health.
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"Along with our American colleagues but above all our colleagues in the region, we must try to find solutions, especially lifting the sea and air blockades," Gabriel told reporters.
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A 20-year veteran police employee attacked his colleagues with a knife inside Paris's heavily guarded Police Headquarters on Thursday, killing four of his colleagues before being shot dead.
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When he breaks with his Republican colleagues, he often does so on the grounds that those colleagues want to implement policy decisions that should be left to elected officials.
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I have stacks of new colleagues, or quasi-colleagues as I like to call them, as they rarely remember my name, or what I do, or anything about me.
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"I have already received indications of support from my colleagues but of course all my colleagues will wait and see who all the candidates are," Donohoe told a news conference.
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Ms. Mitro's colleagues never saw her in the office again, leaving many colleagues with the impression that L Brands had retaliated against her, according to co-workers at the time.
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"Our colleagues the students and our colleagues the specialists have decided to show support by joining the strike," Mohamed Toualeb, a spokesman for the strikers, told Reuters, without giving numbers.
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Former admirers and his congressional colleagues took to television to criticize him, at times with profane language, the way his Senate colleagues have been doing for years behind closed doors.
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Moments after Athens announced it was expelling the Russians, Mr. Pyatt, the American ambassador, triumphantly emailed a number of colleagues and former colleagues at the State Department and the Pentagon.
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He was well known by his colleagues and Bill Clinton, hired him without really paying him, and he delivered the final closing argument to his former colleagues in the Senate.
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In some cases, the former clients wrote letters addressed to Bernhardt about those issues or lobbied his colleagues before those colleagues met with Bernhardt on those matters, according to documents.
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My instinct to share my salary with my colleagues was the right one because I learned what my colleagues made and was then at least aware of the pay disparity.
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My colleagues have a story looking at other major issues Mr. Cuomo or his Democratic colleagues plan to tackle, such as school and subway funding and single-payer health care.
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I was expecting this from my male colleagues, but it was disappointing to hear from my fellow female colleagues that it was expected that I would want to do less.
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"I say to my colleagues in the United States Senate, my Republican colleagues who today, unfortunately, are in the majority: You talk about the constitution a whole lot," Mr. Sanders said.
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Still, despite the change in policy, Fanning still finds himself helping his colleagues adjust to the changing culture – going as far to tell Lauer he's addressed careless comments made by colleagues.
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Enforcing House rules and standards of conduct on one's colleagues and their staffs is a thankless but necessary task and can make for some uncomfortable elevator rides with colleagues under investigation.
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The Democrats called on their Republican colleagues to join them in protecting the special counsel, claiming many of their GOP colleagues — particularly Republican leadership — have remained relatively mum about Mueller's safety.
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There must be "a discussion within the caucus — in a public forum — before we do something that would position our colleagues or our future colleagues," Capuano said, according to the source.
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The senator sat on the letter rather than disseminate it to colleagues, and it may now be too late for her Democratic colleagues to review it with the scrutiny it deserves.
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"Nice usually wins," he has said, but former colleagues say he has shown himself to be an intense and determined fighter ("Cuddly Kasich Confuses Some Ex-Colleagues," front page, March 26).
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Thomas Massie (R-Ky.), one of those conservatives, told Breitbart Radio that he had "personally spoken to 29 colleagues, conservative colleagues" who continued to oppose the GOP health plan late Tuesday.
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" But our Chinese colleagues would say, "We get it.
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My colleagues -- Democrats and Republicans alike -- were similarly convinced.
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" Gelb has also been known to "jokingly hump colleagues.
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Join me & colleagues Sunday to stand against hate messages.
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" Her colleagues call her "unflappable," the opposite of "breathless.
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Everyone they knew was voting Trump — colleagues, relatives, children.
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" "[Grassley] will consult with his colleagues on the committee.
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Here are some from my Times colleagues: • "Fat Blue"?
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" His sudden signoff took many colleagues by surprise — "Wait.
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My incredible colleagues - everyone - is rising to the occasion.
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" "Like I said, I enjoy serving with my colleagues.
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But police -- and his former colleagues -- are not laughing.
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" As for the cardboard colleagues: "Same place, different robots.
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But Booker said that some Republican colleagues — namely Sens.
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The complaint further claims that King created close working relationships with male colleagues but not female colleagues, and that his "uncomfortableness around female colleagues resulted in favoritism for male employees over female employees that was widely known throughout the workplace and referred to as 'bromances,'" and that his "bromance" with Kattan was also well-known.
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Brian Mast of Florida, who lost both legs in 2010 in Afghanistan and called on colleagues to unite behind the bill as he and his Army colleagues had done on the battlefield.
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McConnell criticized his colleagues for skipping votes during a private meeting Thursday, warning it would be difficult to set up votes next week if so many Republican colleagues continue to miss work.
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Another source recalled Graham warning that colleagues shouldn't pass an "unpopular" bill, arguing if the rationale is to fulfill a political promise, colleagues should think about whether the outcome is politically intelligent.
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And in text messages released last week, the elected prosecutor, Kim Foxx, who turned over the case to one of her colleagues, expressed concern to colleagues that Mr. Smollett had been overcharged.
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Kaine often works on legislation with Republican colleagues and, unlike some of his left-leaning colleagues who have been mentioned as 2020 contenders, he's voted to confirm about half of Trump's cabinet nominees.
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Her Senate colleagues Joe Donnelly of Indiana and Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota were also swept out of office, and a number of their colleagues won by far closer margins than was expected.
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Just as it was impossible to imagine which colleagues would have felt undermined (more than 300 of Ms. Sonmez's colleagues expressed solidarity with her in a letter from The Post's union to management).
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Thomas McKechnie, a Foodora courier who started organizing his colleagues in 2018, said he was excited about the board's ruling and proud of the collective efforts of his colleagues to reach this stage.
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You want your colleagues to think you're bright and competent.
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At four in the morning, Tim Caro roused his colleagues.
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Our colleagues at the Verge are covering it live here.
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Her colleagues and admirers call her Jess, but I can't
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You should encourage all your colleagues to behave that way.
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You know, her colleagues who threw her under the bus.
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One of Koontz's colleagues also was injured in the shooting.
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Cook and his colleagues mapped "hundreds" of lakes in Bolivia.
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Her colleagues have even encouraged her to run for office.
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Spekkens and his colleagues carried out the experiment in 2009.
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I told my colleagues what happened, fully expecting their support.
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We've had colleagues who've had to move because of threats.
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I tell my Republicans colleagues watch what you say today.
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Another of the SWAT members, Donny Anderson, joined his colleagues.
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A lot of my colleagues at National Review like him.
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She stood up to male colleagues and their sexist remarks.
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The same can't be said for many of their colleagues.
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Normally people don't lie to their colleagues for no reason.
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"You know who I am," he told his Senate colleagues.
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I heard my colleagues say we're going to keep collaborating.
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Not just for myself; just ask any of my colleagues.
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I'm going to work with my colleagues to prevent that.
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Gerona and his colleagues set to work analyzing these samples.
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McCain to his Senate colleagues: "We're getting nothing done" pic.twitter.
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But when they canvassed their colleagues, it didn't go anywhere.
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He was surrounded by immediate family and Secret Service colleagues.
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My colleagues told me he's the villain — still no bells.
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The contents of the memo infuriated many of Damore's colleagues.
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Now Courtois and colleagues are turning their attention farther out.
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His observations will unsettle his erstwhile colleagues in Silicon Valley.
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Lewiecki and his colleagues can only speculate on the reasons.
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And can robotic colleagues help humans work together more effectively?
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So I'm here to represent women, my patients, my colleagues.
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I've had wonderful male mentorships, wonderful male colleagues — that exists.
|
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For his future WeWork colleagues, the sources recommended thick skin.
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Boback and his colleagues looked at one another in disbelief.
|
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To general surprise, Mr Almeida's colleagues rallied in noisy support.
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His colleagues in the GOP Senate caucus don't like him.
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Now go forth and spam your colleagues with video calls.
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And that is what Dr Hayes and her colleagues did.
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Bolling's former colleagues at Fox News also shared their condolences.
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Or is that an incorrect assessment of your colleagues' attitude?
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He and two colleagues have not been seen since Aug.
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Even the president's colleagues appear to be in the dark.
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Together our allies and colleagues and other parties in Europe.
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In a 2013 study, Milkman and colleagues did just that.
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One drawback, however, is that finding colleagues can be difficult.
|
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He grimaced and said he needed to speak to colleagues.
|
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"Some of our colleagues are not convinced yet," he added.
|
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Other Horizon Airlines colleagues also posted condolences for Russell online.
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You went and followed aaaaall of your colleagues on Twitter.
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At this point, your colleagues may be staring at you.
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Women in science are cited less than their male colleagues.
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Let's do this and become our women colleagues' best allies.
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Several of my colleagues counted him as a close friend.
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Even this year, a number of my colleagues still hadn't.
|
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These facts were overlooked by Jagdish Bhagwati and his colleagues.
|
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Dr Mazmanian and his colleagues produced evidence supporting this idea.
|
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Their more welcoming colleagues have been punished at the polls.
|
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So, I got preoccupied with covering tracks together with colleagues.
|
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Yet to my surprise, several other colleagues disputed my characterization.
|
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"What my colleagues have been saying is correct," added Fischer.
|
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Several of Parrish's colleagues spoke glowingly about the young officer.
|
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The important thing is for colleagues to empathize with you.
|
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I would define our relationship as respectful and affectionate colleagues.
|
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The successful candidate will work with colleagues across editorial departments.
|
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She thanked her colleagues at "The Talk" for their support.
|
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Former colleagues said he was personable and good with children.
|
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Beyond contact with one's family and colleagues, socialising is discouraged.
|
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That's exactly what Schaefer and his colleagues have now done.
|
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You guys, you know, take your other colleagues with you.
|
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Boykins was attempting to catch his colleagues using racist language.
|
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Women colleagues facing rape and death threats installing panic buttons.
|
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Rinaudo talks about Zipline a little differently than his colleagues.
|
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But most of his colleagues believed the company, not him.
|
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Network with old colleagues, friends, family friends, friends of friends.
|
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Female employees, their faces uncovered, lead meetings of male colleagues.
|
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Informal discussions with colleagues at other hospitals tell similar stories.
|
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Immediate family, extended family, close friends, casual friends, acquaintances, colleagues.
|
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Also colleagues and friends, particularly Alice Martins and Alex Potter.
|
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And Kok, his colleagues said, would have loved the attention.
|
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Rubio is virtually alone in this concern among his colleagues.
|
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His COO responsibilities will be spread among four senior colleagues.
|
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Pérez and his colleagues urged community members to timestamp everything.
|
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My animator colleagues were not as enticed as I was.
|
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They have bipartisan dinners that make their male colleagues jealous.
|
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Schumer then left the floor while McConnell spoke to colleagues.
|
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I have teamed up with colleagues in our political family.
|
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Dr Boyce and his colleagues, however, do not believe it.
|
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And Dr Boyce and his colleagues have one on offer.
|
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He added that he felt betrayed by his former colleagues.
|
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The attention to beauty routines is to impress younger colleagues.
|
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Deméré and his colleagues acknowledged the skepticism toward their study.
|
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"My respect for the company and my colleagues remains unconditional."
|
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You know how difficult that is with your own colleagues?
|
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Me with my two Mashable France colleagues, Lhadi and Louise.
|
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Democrats huddled in prayer for their colleagues across the aisle.
|
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I may have complained to female colleagues, but never formally.
|
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But she encouraged her colleagues to keep holding Google accountable.
|
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One of her colleagues rushed forward to check their pulses.
|
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His new colleagues also seemed to be in jovial spirits.
|
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"Maybe we'll try to collaborate with some colleagues," Pratt suggested.
|
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I'm here not to convince my colleagues, but the electorate.
|
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Mr Guenther and his colleagues suggest two more intriguing explanations.
|
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All four were Nassar's colleagues at the MSU Sports Clinic.
|
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One month earlier we'd fought together against our foreign colleagues.
|
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Your colleagues can't interrupt you if they can't find you.
|
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To his knowledge, none of his 11 colleagues have diabetes.
|
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Colmes's Fox News colleagues expressed respect and admiration for him.
|
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Paul and his House colleagues should serve as such things.
|
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Wheeler's Republican colleagues and the broadband industry cheered the ruling.
|
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Don't worry, Stephen A. Smith ... your colleagues got your back!
|
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Pelosi has faced growing discontent from her colleagues this week.
|
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You treat everyone dismissively — media, colleagues, counterparts — with predictable results.
|
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Members told stories of their colleagues coming to their side.
|
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He said three of his colleagues were among the victims.
|
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Kaufman and her colleagues point to a few possible solutions.
|
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"Egypt has eaten my friend," says one of his colleagues.
|
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Her colleagues and Spector's defense attorneys believe she acted inappropriately.
|
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I'm sure my colleagues in the literary press would agree.
|
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In total, his colleagues have removed about 10,000, he said.
|
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I consigned one of my colleagues to play with me.
|
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But colleagues say he appears ready to pass the torch.
|
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To my colleagues at ESPN, it has been a privilege.
|
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Watch out: You'll likely run into colleagues from the past!
|
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Of his new E.T.U. colleagues, only Allison gets your attention.
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And that is what Dr Hayes and her colleagues did.
|
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That didn't go over too well with some Spanish colleagues.
|
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The reticence for colleagues to follow Corker goes beyond politics.
|
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Recently, Lanksbury and her colleagues had access to extra funding.
|
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Our colleagues will inform you in the shortest time possible.
|
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The claims were based on interviews with colleagues of Jackson's.
|
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Some days, Perrin helps train her colleagues to become auctioneers.
|
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"I rarely invite my academic colleagues," Dershowitz told New York.
|
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But Lee told colleagues behind closed doors that he disagrees.
|
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Marqués and colleagues say 793 to 8,498 hurricane deaths occurred.
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Nobody has to hide that from their family and colleagues.
|
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Many of Sir Richard's old colleagues have now weighed in.
|
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As one of my colleagues said, this was straight loco.
|
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Collins's speech earned her praise from Trump and GOP colleagues.
|
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My colleagues and I wondered if the opposite is true.
|
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Mr. Eisenberg was methodical and careful, according to former colleagues.
|
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"One of my colleagues at Stanford uses this," he says.
|
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Van Hollen declined to comment on his conversations with colleagues.
|
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Numerous reporters and colleagues leapt to Alcindor's defense on Twitter. .
|
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Her colleagues in the Senate and House should pass it.
|
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Some of Khan's former colleagues watched these gestures with dismay.
|
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Criticism from his former colleagues didn't damage him at all.
|
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He and his colleagues found no connection from their review.
|
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"Interestingly, many colleagues warned me against doing so," she said.
|
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"Yes," their colleagues feel the same way, said the employee.
|
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My colleagues at HerMoney didn't see it the same way.
|
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And Republicans just lost one of their colleagues in Sen.
|
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Your boss and colleagues understand that onboarding can be bumpy.
|
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He advised his Republican colleagues to distance themselves from Trump.
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This tax bill is a true test for my colleagues.
|
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Jordan rejoined the committee, along with four other Republican colleagues.
|
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Congressman King and his colleagues should support it as is.
|
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"I don't believe any of my colleagues knew," Pai said.
|
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Clinton or her colleagues had intended to break any laws.
|
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Crowley has also been showcasing support from his congressional colleagues.
|
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Whatever the case, the political distrust of colleagues is clear.
|
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Some colleagues questioned privately whether Haspel was a suitable pick.
|
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He fled Iran when police began to arrest his colleagues.
|
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My colleagues were amazingly sweet, and we quickly became friends.
|
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Still, he and his colleagues were impressed with three P.S.A.P.s.
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The ailing senator has urged his colleagues to reject Haspel.
|
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He and his colleagues hope to start such studies soon.
|
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Cherish opportunities to connect with colleagues on a personal level
|
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McConnell's interview with Reuters caught some Republican colleagues by surprise.
|
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Congresswoman Omar and her colleagues are destroying the Democratic Party.
|
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I was standing there looking at my colleagues, just beaming.
|
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The letter wasn't shared with me, colleagues or my staff.
|
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That challenge of fundraising was echoed by Miller's Democratic colleagues.
|
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Mr. Ghamdi's colleagues at work refused to speak to him.
|
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And many others, including some of his friends and colleagues.
|
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However, Kennedy's principled stands did not make his colleagues unprincipled.
|
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Ming and three other colleagues launched Old Navy in 1994.
|
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" At work, her colleagues call her "the hot-chicken connoisseur.
|
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And even the best colleagues can get on your nerves.
|
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He and his colleagues decided to take a closer look.
|
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For now, Mr. Shorrock and his colleagues are hopeful. Mrs.
|
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By all accounts, she is missed by her academic colleagues.
|
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Plenty of Damore's colleagues, however, had heard this perspective before.
|
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Browder and his colleagues at Hermitage conducted their own investigation.
|
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Yet her new colleagues wouldn't give her a proper hearing.
|
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Have your potential new colleagues see it and be impressed.
|
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I encourage all of my colleagues to support these provisions.
|
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You can ask your colleagues, friends and peers for recommendations.
|
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Let's please remember our obligations to each other as colleagues.
|
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The proposal seems to be garnering support from his colleagues.
|
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I know some colleagues even bought shares with borrowed money.
|
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And he thinks many of his GOP colleagues would agree.
|
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Few American partners are more trustworthy than our British colleagues.
|
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We don't intend to impugn the character of our colleagues.
|
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Unlike many of his colleagues, Franken is a tough partisan.
|
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My colleagues didn't settle for that and I didn't either.
|
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By comparison, my colleagues and I are living the dream.
|
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Some of his colleagues had never heard of the disease.
|
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My respect for the company and my colleagues remains unconditional.
|
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Everything he said or wrote to colleagues, friends and family.
|
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Mattis is known almost universally among colleagues for his honesty.
|
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His GOP colleagues also said Pompeo should take the lead.
|
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The similarity was not lost on her or her colleagues.
|
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They must intervene if they see colleagues using excessive force.
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Use new free time to rally colleagues and to dialogue.
|
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Just one of his Senate colleagues has endorsed his campaign.
|
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I talk to my colleagues, I talk to my friends.
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Her colleagues who work outdoors can be charged with soliciting.
|
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Lyn Hiatt remembered seeing former colleagues and patients in attendance.
|
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Tarnita and colleagues basically argue that both perspectives are right.
|
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The stage collapsed, killing one of our colleagues and friends.
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We would interview their family, their friends, and their colleagues.
|
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Go deeper: Watch this explainer video from Bragg and colleagues.
|
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Ali and her colleagues are not asking for a raise.
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Next month, I'm heading to Nairobi with some TechCrunch colleagues.
|
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Kennedy joined Democratic colleagues in upholding abortion, gay rights, and
|
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"(Your bosses or colleagues) — they're going to change," Salemi said.
|
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My respect for my company and my colleagues remains unconditional.
|
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Senators have also been more cautious than their House colleagues.
|
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But colleagues repeatedly point to her ability to forge compromises.
|
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But his wife and colleagues started to notice a change.
|
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At times, she even went after her own conservative colleagues.
|
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Mr. Wheeler tends to eschew the limelight, his colleagues said.
|
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But that's not what Dr. Barbi and her colleagues found.
|
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We asked several colleagues how they think about political impartiality.
|
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Campaign veterans fretted that colleagues may be wearing a wire.
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Colleagues, as the farewell showed, hold her in great esteem.
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I have sat with four colleagues who thought it was.
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He said he has maintained ties with his former colleagues.
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His hourly wage colleagues are the ones he worries about.
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I wish to congratulate our Soviet colleagues on their achievement.
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Mr. Skripal's Russian colleagues, though, might have viewed things differently.
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Condolences to his family and all my former NYT colleagues.
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The designers are colleagues, but also friends and basically family.
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His newspaper colleagues recalled him as friendly, thoughtful and devout.
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And he joined his liberal colleagues in Whole Woman's Health.
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And if my colleagues didn't care, maybe I shouldn't either.
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I'm also delighted to have you as colleagues and friends.
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My colleagues did some research on denial a while back.
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Frenda and colleagues took Slate's data and analyzed it further.
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Their calls spurred several male colleagues to do the same.
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"I think our colleagues have welcomed this change," he added.
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This is a dangerous gamble, some of his colleagues argue.
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Even my Republican colleagues were surprised at Mr. Bolton's nomination.
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Our colleagues' latest story shows that might be the case.
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His former Nusra Front colleagues didn't know where he was.
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I do not get along with one of my colleagues.
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"The protesters are not to blame," he told his colleagues.
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Yup. Does it ruin my time with friends and colleagues?
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This sets him apart from many of his Republican colleagues.
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Two of her colleagues have already been "pitched," apparently unsuccessfully.
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One liberal accused his moderate colleagues of enabling child abuse.
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She combines technical expertise with great care for her colleagues.
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Mr. Alexander is held in high regard by his colleagues.
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Start the search by getting recommendations from friends or colleagues.
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His colleagues are bent over radar screens tracking the crossings.
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My colleagues and I went to get a medical checkup.
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I guess we're about to see if my colleagues succeed.
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Ten of my colleagues have recounted such moments from 2017.
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When she began inquiring about security, colleagues recommended Mr. O'Shea.
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A lot of colleagues wrote to me privately, et cetera.
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It's never said outright, but my colleagues are definitely ageist.
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He asked his colleagues for a camera to register him.
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"I argued with my colleagues over and over," he said.
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You're sitting closer to your colleagues than you were before.
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Will he interview famous friends and colleagues, like Bill Gates?
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I missed this excitement, this potential for collaboration with colleagues.
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Don Jr.: Can I have a word with my colleagues?
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This individual, she and her colleagues concluded, was a hybrid.
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Mr. Babchenko's colleagues in Moscow were rocked by the news.
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I hope my colleagues will join me on this resolution.
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President Trump intends to sign the bill, my colleagues report.
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Not all my colleagues can go back for health reasons.
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Some of my colleagues have been blind their whole life.
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Bernie Sanders' allies who've launched campaigns against his CBC colleagues.
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Dr. Shokat and his colleagues have found 50 promising candidates.
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Colleagues and relatives said his death could have been prevented.
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Negative colleagues can be a real drag in the office.
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The entire medical field — my former colleagues — has been drafted.
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Similar looks happened when she introduced him to her colleagues.
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The assignments are fine, the colleagues great, the benefits terrific.
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He wanted, colleagues groused, to be seen making a speech.
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That night, I had drinks with some friends and colleagues.
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Recalling her fallen colleagues in Afghanistan, Ms. McSally choked up.
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I got to defend my reporting and defend my colleagues.
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On Thursday, Mr. Schultz's colleagues offered him their own gratitude.
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But then I have colleagues who would say not necessarily.
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Here are just some of the gaps, our colleagues reported.
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Let us keep our colleagues at LAX in our thoughts.
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Joshua McKerrow tipped a hat to their Baltimore Sun colleagues.
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Unlike more telegenic colleagues, he never yearned to be president.
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After work, Nordstrom colleagues tended to go out for beers.
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But Shi and her colleagues' new study offers some clues.
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He sent emails to police colleagues starting at 3 a.m.
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"A few of my colleagues didn't get sentenced," he said.
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"A few of my colleagues didn't get sentenced," he said.
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So this is where I come in, and my colleagues.
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Some colleagues, he said, felt this was not very important.
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In 2014, she and her colleagues reported some striking differences.
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He has convinced his colleagues to keep the process moving.
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Romney visibly smirked while his colleagues turned to face him.
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That is why, like my colleagues, I will say arrivederci.
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Shelby urged his colleagues to support taking up the package.
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But he need friends, lovers, colleagues to finish the job.
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K., one of my remote colleagues, is here from Norway.
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She and several colleagues combined gelatin, metal ions and water.
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Such wizardry makes even Trifonov's celebrated colleagues stop in wonder.
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"We should be under no illusions," he told his colleagues.
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Later, he said, he told his colleagues about his encounter.
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Viana was referring instead to former colleagues on Costa Cruises.
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She and several of her colleagues attended his memorial service.
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But Salters and her colleagues also need to be concise.
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Only 35% planned to offer chocolates to their male colleagues.
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But the suggestion didn't go over well with his colleagues.
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His colleagues weren't going to let him live it down.
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Friends and colleagues warned Amini to let this one drop.
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But she realized most of her colleagues aren't so lucky.
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Friends and colleagues urged me not to take it personally.
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Coons said GOP colleagues "vigorously" tried to change Flake's mind.
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My heart goes out to Braden's family and colleagues. -H
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Two colleagues, Kristofer Bain and Taylonn Murphy, were with him.
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But he was also humble and accessible, his colleagues said.
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Several other inmates confirmed the account, Mallinckrodt told his colleagues.
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Two of my Republican colleagues have also announced their opposition.
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ET speech neared, Collins' Republican colleagues gathered in the chamber.
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Ward said she and her Vegas colleagues were never paid.
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He was demanding and imperious with colleagues and collaborators alike.
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Dr. Whiteman and his colleagues also found a remarkable pattern.
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Addressing his anxious colleagues at their weekly meeting on Sept.
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She said she had experienced enough "tragedies" affecting her colleagues.
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Dr. Hamdan and her colleagues directed Odysseus around the shipwreck.
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But his colleagues in the Trump administration don't seem keen.
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Mr. Hoke, like his colleagues, knew there were great risks.
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Some of his colleagues have nightmares about what they see.
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Then you would go have drinks with reporters or colleagues.
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In 1990, Tisherman and his colleagues published their first results.
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Connecting with employees and colleagues is imperative for effective communication.
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The misgivings expressed by a couple of our colleagues, Sens.
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Breaking with some of his more critical Democratic colleagues, Rep.
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Dr. Church stuck his neck out farther than his colleagues.
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Close relatives, references, employers, neighbors and colleagues are also interviewed.
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NBC spoke with six of Giuliani's former colleagues, including Harris.
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It's why I believe my former colleagues are celebrating today.
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I leave it to my colleagues to assess that commitment. .
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She was considered by colleagues to be a rising star.
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There, colleagues praised her organizational skills and sense of humor.
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Kamala Harris had a similar message for her Republican colleagues.
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Now, some of his former colleagues want their donations back.
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Is it being behind your computer or interacting with colleagues?
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After Casillas' death, colleagues expressed gratitude for the widespread condolences.
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Now some are afraid their own colleagues could squander it.
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"We've seen our colleagues leave one after another," he said.
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Those who aren't, he adds, are now denouncing their colleagues.
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My colleagues and I often stopped to play with her.
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So do some of his former colleagues in the Senate.
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The Point: Gardner and his colleagues in similar positions -- Sens.
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They saw the haircuts their colleagues sustained in Stockton, Calif.
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But that news wasn't exactly true, according to my colleagues.
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Fernyhough and his colleagues have tried to quantify this phenomenon.
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My colleagues are going for lunch, and I join them.
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Costin Herwig, 26, stumbled outside to look for his colleagues.
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"Adam inherited a damaged company," one of his colleagues said.
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He and his colleagues closed the door and took cover.
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Democrats' latest drama is dividing friends, colleagues and party leaders.
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And I and my colleagues call him out on that.
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It's a point made by some of their Senate colleagues.
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Paul's colleagues are now wary of a March rerun. Sen.
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The new analysis fills a gap, Ferrie and colleagues suggest.
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Gillibrand and other Senate colleagues flocked to hug him afterward.
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I had built a network of great colleagues and friends.
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Get referrals from your real estate broker, friends and colleagues.
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Aftab and his colleagues say they stand by their results.
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Agha and his colleagues say this is only the beginning.
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Colleagues say that she knew few personal details about Volkov.
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But Paul doesn't care if he's making his colleagues uncomfortable.
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She too is seen by colleagues as a potential pick.
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Friends and colleagues took to Twitter to express their grief.
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Others have circulated letters to their colleagues outlining their credentials.
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They also feel more supported by their peers and colleagues.
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But his oversight activity has not gone unnoticed by colleagues.
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But my colleagues and I all value flexibility and innovation.
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McCain's rejection of the bill stunned GOP leaders and colleagues.
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Others are preaching for their colleagues to be realistic. Sen.
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The justice scolded her colleagues for failing to exercise restraint.
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" Sometimes, they say: "I have friends and colleagues at work.
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I was honored to be joined by 73 Republican colleagues.
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I had the best support from my leaders and colleagues.
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Our colleagues on ground are trying to make this work.
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For their patients and their colleagues, doctors must be leaders.
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He and his colleagues were trying to file a report.
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John Kennedy dismissed the fears of some of his colleagues.
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Ask your colleagues and peers to give you a critique.
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Think about this: Who are some of your favorite colleagues?
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Smith quickly drew praise from colleagues and competitors on Twitter.
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Or approach other managers or colleagues and volunteer your energy.
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Balan's final days Tesla handled Balan differently from her colleagues.
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Dr. Benner and his colleagues thought up a dozen alternatives.
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The victims were five of her colleagues and a patient.
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There, colleagues praised her organizational skills and sense of humor.
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Mr. Yusuf and his colleagues trailed us when we left.
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He has dined with colleagues from across the Senate majority.
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My colleagues and I are delighted and use it regularly.
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They have been friends and colleagues now for 40 years.
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Why are your colleagues not speaking out like you are?
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KATE Trust your gut that you're connecting with your colleagues.
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"I will be talking further this week to colleagues," Mrs.
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Were you concerned about crying in front of your colleagues?
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I have this challenge to my future colleagues in Washington.
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He also gives Flowerbx annual subscriptions to friends and colleagues.
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We're also, on average, more ethical than our male colleagues.
|
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" Corker then importuned his colleagues to "somehow depoliticize this bureau.
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THE DAILY NEWSLETTER The recordings hidden in our colleagues' phones.
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His Republican colleagues in the Senate want to do something.
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Her friends and colleagues, however, are used to the laughter.
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Appalled for my former colleagues from the 43 White House.
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He can't even muster up a word for his colleagues.
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Two Conservative Party colleagues described May as an awkward companion.
|
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Grebing and his colleagues now think they've found a solution.
|
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Tellingly, his NYU colleagues never referred their patients to him.
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Many of them friends and establishment colleagues of Speaker Ryan.
|
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She graciously extended credit to her colleagues, including Republican Reps.
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Some of my colleagues at work call me mamah muda.
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Here's how you can contact me or my colleagues securely.
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His colleagues will need to keep their eyes open too.
|
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In a later email to the same colleagues, dated Feb.
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The likes rack up from colleagues, peers, and industry people.
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What are your House Democratic colleagues telling you in private?
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Read more from my colleagues Jeff Stein and Alvin Chang.
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My colleagues and I did not enter education for this.
|
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The risk of retaliation held back some of their colleagues.
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Both sort of when we work with other countries, I have a dialogue with China on harmful subsidies, my colleague Cecilia Malmstrom has tabled reforms of the WTO with US colleagues and Japanese colleagues.
|
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But in the mixed-up world of Trump-era Washington, a dinner with colleagues at Central Michel Richard isn't just a dinner with colleagues — it's another subplot in the intrigue of Donald Trump scandal.
|
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Longtime Capital Gazette sportswriter Bill Wagner called Fischman a stickler for accuracy who, instead of emailing colleagues, would print out drafts of his editorials and leave copies on colleagues&apos desks for them to proofread.
|
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The staffer described Chinese colleagues debating their firm's actions on WeChat, a social media app ubiquitous in China, adding that Western colleagues "either didn't dare or didn't want to talk about it with Chinese staff".
|
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The meeting came after Democratic staff on the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee compiled a two-page document describing allegations made by 23 unnamed colleagues and former colleagues, most of whom are still in the military.
|
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Deborah Bowman, an administrative manager, said her supervisor had requested that Ms. Bowman and several colleagues get raises of 4 percent, but that she got no raise while white colleagues did, according to the complaint.
|
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"As my colleagues on both sides of the aisle have already stated, it is vital that our colleagues in the House keep this bipartisan provision in the defense bill as it heads towards a conference."
|
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A few months ago, some of my colleagues and I sat down with the commissioner of film and media, Julie Menin, and some of her colleagues, and we left with an unusual and irresistible assignment.
|
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Washington (CNN)In an email chain addressed to two of his colleagues in March 2001, Brett Kavanaugh, then associate counsel to President George W. Bush, complained to his colleagues about recent press reports characterizing him.
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Members work with colleagues, but more should make the effort to learn with their colleagues and carve time from their stacked schedules to develop issue depth that can create common ground on difficult policy questions.
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"Along with our American colleagues but above all our colleagues in the region, we must try to find solutions, especially lifting the sea and air blockades," Foreign Minister Sigmar Gabriel told reporters in Wolfenbuettel, Germany.
|
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Perkins also said that he sexually assaulted one of her colleagues.
|
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Recently, my colleagues at Deadspin posted a ranking of the planets.
|
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Many Democrats are taking their cues from Pelosi and her colleagues.
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They were colleagues and on the board of the CFDA together.
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What else are we hiding from our friends, neighbors, and colleagues?
|
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Many saw colleagues lose their jobs in the backlash to Obamacare.
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Myself and my colleagues are unable to get a line out.
|
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You do not know your interviewers or potential future colleagues' backgrounds.
|
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Anthony Greenwald and his colleagues invented it in the mid-1990s.
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You will start helping your colleagues achieve their desires and aspirations.
|
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And then he began to study the fossils with his colleagues.
|
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She and her colleagues would frequent the store on Madison Avenue.
|
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Jordan and colleagues set up an experimental game to test this.
|
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Other ads specified that candidates would have "beautiful girls" as colleagues.
|
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Davis said he was separated from his colleagues after police arrived.
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Nothing can justify the murder of our colleagues and dear friends.
|
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Every day, we write many messages to families, friends and colleagues.
|
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No wonder her less social media-savvy colleagues are paying attention.
|
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They wept as they described how their colleagues had been tricked.
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These colleagues might even help you assess what you can delegate.
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So I got preoccupied with covering tracks together with my colleagues.
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I now preach the same strategies to friends, colleagues, and family.
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Still, women did learn they made less than their male colleagues.
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Erlich and his colleagues downloaded 86 million public profiles from Geni.
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CHIRPS was conceived of by Chris Funk, one of Peterson's colleagues.
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Do not let the jealous looks from colleagues stop you. 8.
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On Wednesday, one of King's Republican colleagues in the House, Rep.
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He can't even celebrate with his colleagues because he's so angry.
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I value my younger colleagues, even when they are slightly dismissive.
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In an ongoing study of 448 physical therapists, my colleagues Drs.
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Anecdotally, many of my colleagues missed it the first time around.
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I've been told to communicate with colleagues through AIM and Gchat.
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He said he and his colleagues would take turns to monitor.
|
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Many of those criticizing Burr included his own Senate Republican colleagues.
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Gratta and his colleagues have spent the last few years socializing.
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His GOP colleagues in the Senate, though, are not so liberated.
|
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Mr Nunes's colleagues, Tom Rooney and Trey Gowdy, picked this up.
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And yet many former rivals and colleagues speak of her glowingly.
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I also borrowed another Fitbit and two Apple Watches from colleagues.
|
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Rosie was up-front with her colleagues about who she was.
|
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Kaverzina also admitted she and her colleagues were destroying the evidence.
|
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Colleagues felt squeezed out, seeing the boss as reluctant to delegate.
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Seeing her colleagues find their voice has made her feel heartened.
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Indeed, Mrs Merkel and her colleagues are maintaining a united front.
|
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Moulton's comments come as two of his House Democratic colleagues, Reps.
|
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Pence normally votes in lockstep with his Republican colleagues in Congress.
|
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The police refused to pursue the allegation, Mr. Siregar's colleagues said.
|
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Colleagues of Mr. Siregar say that on the evening of Oct.
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It's caused "mild frustration," among some colleagues, said the former official.
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And they've since incurred the wrath of their former conspiracy colleagues.
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My Republican colleagues know better, but they're silent... Where are they?
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In Nepal and Ukraine he helps former colleagues in their clinics.
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My purpose, along with my colleagues, has been very clearly articulated.
|
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Mr. Snyder and his colleagues put the idea to the test.
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On mass incarceration, Booker has also run ahead of his colleagues.
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Do you and your colleagues practice taking blood on each other?
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Colleagues knew when someone was available and could hear back instantaneously.
|
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Amy Klobuchar and Mark Warner wrote in a letter to colleagues.
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The challengers are Matthew Baron, of Cambridge University, and his colleagues.
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That's the problem Kopf and Hedman and their colleagues took on.
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Outraged, Miller threw the sushi away, he later told his colleagues.
|
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Huyer and his colleagues counted just 241 opioid deaths as suicides.
|
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The discovery reshaped cosmology, though initially her colleagues embraced it unenthusiastically.
|
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Mark Warner (D-VA) and a bipartisan pair of colleagues, Sens.
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Kaplan and Kavanaugh are personal friends and fellow Bush administration colleagues.
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" She reminded her colleagues: "Don't bring that to the state capitol.
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When her friends and colleagues heard her plan, they jumped in.
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However, her esteemed colleagues (myself included) didn't see such a feature.
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Ted Lieu said he needed to educate his colleagues in Congress.
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Others of us have witnessed this same strain in our colleagues.
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To test this, Huels and his colleagues simulated a space environment.
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He doesn't recall talking to colleagues who had done the same.
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Mr. Bostian's colleagues praised his job performance in interviews with investigators.
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The sudden tragedy has shocked and horrified Colker's friends and colleagues.
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Martin Luther King Jr. and black colleagues on the police force.
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I cannot urge my colleagues more strongly to oppose her nomination.
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Canadian scientists have both warnings and advice for their American colleagues.
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Our male colleagues start speaking up and standing up for us.
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He and his colleagues devised an online morality test at YourMorals.
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My colleagues and I assembled the audio gadgets at 8 a.m.
|
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Bullard said he thought some of his colleagues have "hedged" recently.
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The new theory by Metzger and his colleagues does just that.
|
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Her colleagues learned of her death early this morning, Finch says.
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I extend my warmest condolences to his family, friends and colleagues.
|
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The crowd was mostly friends, family and colleagues of the couple.
|
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Ms Vestager and her colleagues seem happy to do the honours.
|
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Over her career, she says she's lost five colleagues to suicide.
|
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Colleagues say Kalanick set the terms of the financing round himself.
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Do your colleagues ever tire of your constant complaining about work?
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It's not that I don't understand some of my colleagues' reservations.
|
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To what extent did your colleagues view these issues as serious?
|
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But now, McCoy and her colleagues have a more logical answer.
|
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Following her botched relaunch, Mrs May received public support from colleagues.
|
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A group of colleagues invites me to have another farewell lunch.
|
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He invited friends, neighbors, and colleagues over for drinks and dinner.
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The rate is similar in Finland, Brown and his colleagues note.
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Fortunately, my colleagues and I were able to make that happen.
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My family, my friends, my teachers, my colleagues, and my idols.
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Dr Paolucci and his colleagues carried out their study in 2016.
|
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Mr Syahbana's colleagues have divided the archipelago's volcanoes into three categories.
|
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Others felt betrayed by their employers' and their colleagues' feeble responses.
|
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Vale's employees will mourn the loss of their colleagues, damaging motivation.
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It's a question Filho and his colleagues desperately want to answer.
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And I love the Times and almost all my colleagues there.
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I invite one of my colleagues to join us as well.
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It's possible that Frayer and his colleagues have misinterpreted these scratches.
|
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To former colleagues and others who know him, it was inevitable.
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Clinicians who perform abortions are sometimes shunned by colleagues and neighbours.
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I stroll over with a couple colleagues and order a beer.
|
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Kaine joined his colleagues across the Rotunda in the sit-in.
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Dr. Maaz and his colleagues would be saddened, but work on.
|
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Both of these reports are cited by Brent and his colleagues.
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If you believe in prayer, please keep our colleagues in mind.
|
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Not just with Republicans, with Democrats — good colleagues like Mr. Polis.
|
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Rothemund and his colleagues have been refining this technique ever since.
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Image: Robert EwartWhich is exactly what Dakin and her colleagues did.
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Let me give you an example involving one of my colleagues.
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But musicians regularly remove their earplugs to better hear their colleagues.
|
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After discovering her colleagues were being paid, she requested the same.
|
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One former executive described Musk shaming her in front of colleagues.
|
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"All of these people were our talented, precious colleagues," it said.
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My Atlantic Colleagues: This is not my everyday memo to you.
|
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To that end, Warner and one of his Democratic colleagues, Sen.
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Hirschfeld and his colleagues were Jewish, but it wasn't just that.
|
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It is unlikely Musk will give up power, former colleagues say.
|
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The attendees were old friends and colleagues, and Pai became emotional.
|
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"I respect my Democratic colleagues, but this is stupidity," Hatch said.
|
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Other justices in their early days have leaned on their colleagues.
|
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But Stone and colleagues are eager to exploit an additional wrinkle.
|
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My colleagues back in New York only faired a little better.
|
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Although Kaine agreed with several of his colleagues -- specifically, fellow Sen.
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This routine had drawn snickers behind his back from some colleagues.
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His agenda wasn't always in line with his Senate Republican colleagues.
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To study this, Diamond and colleagues injected male mice with Zika.
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Jones wasn't a senator last year when his colleagues confirmed Gorsuch.
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Ryan and his colleagues precipitated a sharp drop in consumer confidence.
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Bourdain's colleagues spoke of some of their favorite memories from set.
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My newspaper colleagues were inside the building in the lobby offices.
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To my colleagues in the media: Elections are a serious business.
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Friends and colleagues described the judge as a trailblazer and pioneer.
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At least in part because, as scholar Aaron Kesselheim and colleagues
|
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Casey in a warning to his conservative colleagues about overturning precedent.
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Lesson No. 3: Don't work with Republican colleagues in the Senate.
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Justice Elena Kagan wrote the majority opinion with three liberal colleagues.
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On Facebook, Resort World employees shared photos of their deceased colleagues.
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Go knock on a manager's door and fight for your colleagues.
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It'll make your colleagues resentful (and can annoy your boss, too).
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Klobuchar: We're judging you, not your colleagues 1:35 p.m. Sen.
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I'm not doing anything until I consult with colleagues and leadership.
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Clinton clearly appreciated the support from her former colleagues on Friday.
|
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Ohr texted back: I will pass along to my colleagues, thanks.
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However, in this case Devoret and colleagues could see something new.
|
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Our French colleagues have launched a sector inquiry on big data.
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And some of my colleagues were looking at venture capital jobs.
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But they'll face opposition from at least some of their colleagues.
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SUBTITLE: Today, he pays his respects to former patients and colleagues.
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As soon as he finished, he showed it to some colleagues.
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There are several disputes between by colleagues about your possible reactions.
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Understandably, Hortman's Republican colleagues weren't happy about this comment at all.
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When it's over, I'll tell my colleagues what time everything happened.
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Also my colleagues and fans for the concern and unconditional support.
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Cory Gardner (R-CO), said Tuesday, referring to his Democratic colleagues.
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Trump tweeted that Collins, along with her colleagues McCain and Sen.
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He knows plenty of colleagues who are cutting their careers short.
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I consider many of my Republican colleagues, including John, good friends.
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We wished they were our mamas, best friends, aunties, and colleagues.
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I wish all my old colleagues well going forward in competition.
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The average age of his colleagues is just shy of 70.
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Two of my gay colleagues were insulted by a nasty customer.
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I respect that [colleagues] have to represent their constituencies as well.
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Bloom and his colleagues also looked at a few key industries.
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He began huffing cement at work with his colleagues to cope.
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These are things that women should be expressing to their colleagues.
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Now, she's flanked by colleagues on both sides of the aisle.
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It's a difficult thing to solve between us and our colleagues.
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Sessions is a staunch conservative and well liked by his colleagues.
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She also took a bit of a swipe at her colleagues.
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But not everyone prioritizes treating their colleagues and subordinates professionally, too.
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I'd met her colleagues, but it was Keano that interested me.
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Coptis high-fived her colleagues and then braced for the response.
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In her statement, Lee urged her colleagues to support the bill.
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Schumer on Tuesday slammed GOP colleagues for letting Menashi's nomination advance.
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ERS staff worked on these issues jointly with their university colleagues.
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Cruz fought for that amendment despite concerns from some GOP colleagues.
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Many Democrats have also called on their colleagues to repudiate Weinstein.
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Pitsiladis and his Sub2 colleagues also wanted to explore basic questions.
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That's why my colleagues and I developed the TrueConnect lending program.
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Gail: You and your colleagues are certainly a beacon of cheer.
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I sing for my colleagues at work and they love it.
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Colleagues suffer when one of their own is lost to suicide.
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But she is generally respected by colleagues, party members and officials.
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One night, I found myself at a celebratory dinner with colleagues.
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Rosselló, meanwhile, has heaped some blame on Bishop and his colleagues.
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She was accompanied by three colleagues, who didn't give their names.
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After Barry was fired, a couple more of my colleagues resigned.
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Bryant and his colleagues had never seen anything quite like it.
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My colleagues used words like "medicinal" and "syrupy" to describe it.
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Coons and his colleagues would now put that precedent at risk.
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He described his GOP colleagues as "extremely interested" in the topic.
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He has old colleagues who come to take him to lunch.
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These factors encouraged Niziolek and her colleagues to test multiple artifacts.
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Cortez Masto said she's talking to colleagues about the DSCC job.
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This is why some lawmakers ask their colleagues to be roommates.
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From American diplomatic missions, my colleagues and I analyzed foreign societies.
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To my Republican colleagues: Step outside your media and social bubble.
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Old friends from college, colleagues from the university where he taught.
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They called colleagues and admissions offices, even showing up in person.
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Neither will the Democrats' reluctance to call out their Republican colleagues.
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To my Republican colleagues: Step outside your media and social bubble.
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He said he needs to consult his GOP colleagues before deciding.
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Mawhinney and his colleagues would like to see those numbers improve.
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"The timing is up to our Turkish colleagues," he told reporters.
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It was a black pinstripe suit — to match her male colleagues.
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I'd like to thank my colleagues Linette Lopez and Henry Blodget.
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So, I got preoccupied with covering tracks together with the colleagues.
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Amash has been met with overwhelming scorn from his GOP colleagues.
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Judge Patrick Higginbotham, writing in dissent, disputed his colleagues' factual assessments.
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Watts and his law firm colleagues were acquitted after a trial.
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"Unfortunately, our Republican colleagues have voted down this effort," she said.
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Two of my sister's colleagues met me outside the revolving doors.
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Are you able to do all of this for your colleagues?
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The bill's sponsors want their colleagues on record with their votes.
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They don't need to be good friends to be effective colleagues.
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Liberal faculty members outnumber their conservative colleagues by six to one.
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Catalan vice-president Oriol Junqueras, several of his cabinet colleagues, and
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In 2013 David Buttelmann and his colleagues did yet another version.
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Her colleagues voted unanimously against it four times in the 1960s.
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Portman has vouched for Kavanaugh's values and integrity to his colleagues.
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Gross last year, urged his colleagues to consider the larger question.
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My friends and colleagues in comedy will take it from there.
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Her toughest competition for the nomination include several Democratic colleagues: Sens.
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The booth is soundproofed so colleagues around you won't be disturbed.
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Cruz campaigned for several colleagues in the 28500 midterm elections: Sens.
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Static subject: our colleagues spotted that the speaker was oddly robotic.
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Our thoughts go out to Thomas&apos family, friends and colleagues.
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Colleagues wondered whether he would publish his notes as art criticism.
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Women are strippers, hookers, fat chicks, hot waitresses, or incompetent colleagues.
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"My career has gone as well as that of my colleagues."
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By the way, colleagues say I shouldn't even talk about this.
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But first, they're urging their colleagues to internalize lessons from 258.
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While disaster consumed Franken, one of his colleagues, New Jersey Sen.
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Her colleagues are — across the board — smart, college-educated, dedicated professionals.
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They often don't share their ideas with you or other colleagues.
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And if so, how would your Republican colleagues react to that?
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Many of our own colleagues and staff fell ill and died.
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Chapman's colleagues used fake names and had carefully crafted fake identities.
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And I'll listen to my colleagues and what their views are.
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Having acquired a princeling status, he used it to denigrate colleagues.
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Gorsuch and his colleagues successfully fended off the consumers' legal action.
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So we say to our colleagues, it is time to act.
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Ms. Jenner first met Mr. Demsey and his colleagues in August.
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Yet, our Republican colleagues have failed to take up this legislation.
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But Matton and his colleagues are continuing to do their work.
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I have discussed this idea with a limited number of colleagues.
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Justice O'Connor is getting colleagues involved in the effort as well.
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But Collins, Manchin and their colleagues crafted a bipartisan agreement anyway.
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"I kept talking about my students and my colleagues," she said.
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Ron Wyden, the Oregon Democrat, along with several of their colleagues.
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Several other friends and industry colleagues I know have similar stories.
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But here, we're far away from the hospital and my colleagues.
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Hearing Ben's plight, one of his colleagues mentioned the unique approach.
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She and her colleagues produced it, the printing occurred last week.
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Confront your colleagues who say racist shit unchecked at work. 963.
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She called up colleagues and a friend from the Defense Department.
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We know we will sometimes adamantly disagree with our GOP colleagues.
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"They lack discipline," one House GOP lawmaker said of his colleagues.
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Former colleagues have since cut off contact with her, she added.
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Booker joins a field already crowded with his Senate colleagues -- Sens.
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A lot of my colleagues and I are frustrated about that.
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Dr. Schwabl and his colleagues analyzed the samples with a spectrometer.
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The additional Republicans who voted with their Democratic colleagues were Sens.
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Then Mr. Caller and his colleagues looked at the condo market.
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Too bad her chauvinist colleagues can't design themselves better working relationships.
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Along the way, he left lasting impressions, friends and colleagues said.
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He and his colleagues published the research in 23 in Nature.
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Is it going to be any of my close work colleagues?
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Mr. Otellini battled back by listening to customers, former colleagues said.
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And Sauther and her colleagues witnessed the forest cats stalking lemurs.
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Many of my Saudi colleagues are saying I should support them.
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Colleagues, friends, clients that were part of everyday life suddenly vanish.
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It would have kept his colleagues hanging around Washington another day.
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In early March, his colleagues started checking in with each other.
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"My client and other of her colleagues feared retaliation," he said.
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"Butterrrr!" she said lasciviously, to shrieks of laughter from her colleagues.
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But the DNA says otherwise, Dr. Reich and his colleagues found.
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Despite his sometimes irascible style, Mr. Anton's colleagues viewed him affectionately.
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GRAHAM: Let me put it this way to my Republican colleagues.
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Republican senators, meanwhile, see their colleagues' complaints as being wildly overblown.
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As an ombudsman, Mr. Getler could be critical of his colleagues.
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Dr. Bowman and his colleagues published their results in Nature Wednesday.
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In their report, he and his colleagues issued a dire warning.
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It's not that other colleagues here don't have the same problem.
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Even his Republican colleagues were reportedly encouraging him to drop out.
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So when you're talking with Republican colleagues, is that a challenge?
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That's the number one thing my colleagues and I grapple with.
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Take a 2010 study by psychologist Dan Ariely and his colleagues.
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Come see me and my Times colleagues if you're in town.
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Dr. Willerslev and his colleagues call them the Ancient Paleo-Siberians.
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"My colleagues were very distressed," he recalled in the 2016 interview.
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This especially includes his colleagues in the conservative media, he said.
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Virtually all of my friends or colleagues actively hate Mr. Trump.
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She and her colleagues meet immigrants where they are — quite literally.
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Do you have a different opinion about this than your colleagues?
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"We wanted to show solidarity with our American colleagues," he said.
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I didn't tell my colleagues, friends, and neighbors about my past.
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I hope my colleagues would do the same kind of thing.
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They're not necessarily making us better citizens or friends or colleagues.
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No. It seems like a lot of your colleagues are unfazed.
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Suddenly there I was, immediately connected to my friends and colleagues.
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It's different in Amsterdam because all of my colleagues have families.
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In his colleagues' reminiscences, one word in particular kept coming up.
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Dr. Lesovik and his colleagues set out to do just that.
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But Mr. Andrés's friends and colleagues immediately jumped to his aid.
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For years, he and his colleagues tried to identify the woman.
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Former colleagues said on Wednesday that Ms. Nielsen was well qualified.
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He is also working to establish goodwill with his Senate colleagues.
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I talked at the desk a lot — just ask my colleagues.
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I think many of our colleagues find themselves in that position.
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On Monday night, friends and colleagues expressed concern for his health.
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Years later, Dr. Green and his colleagues made two important discoveries.
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Recently, Dr. Taipale and his colleagues set out to study cancer.
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"You are betting the office," one former partner recalled warning colleagues.
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Two colleagues seem to be using parking spots they don't deserve.
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What did Mr. Scalise think about the exodus of his colleagues?
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When we're in an office, organic interactions between colleagues happen constantly.
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Like Mr. Rumens, he was a dissenter from his Conservative colleagues.
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This week, in a letter to his colleagues, Alabama Lieutenant Gov.
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There are more than 85,500, surpassing China, according our colleagues' tracking.
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Notably absent from the list were any of their female colleagues.
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Mr. Hart was less doctrinaire than some of his Communist colleagues.
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My colleagues Charles Blow and Bret Stephens have also made it.
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Callimachi: I called on my colleagues at The New York Times.
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Our colleagues have produced a meticulous timeline that captures the details.
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After his colleagues got over their initial surprise, many offered encouragement.
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The illustrations showed colleagues sweating about the news to close factories.
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Mr. Massie's own colleagues in both parties were even more scathing.
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But where does that leave us, their female peers and colleagues?
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To speak with her colleagues is to blush on her behalf.
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Behind the scenes, her contributions were essential, according to former colleagues.
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"Marines will die from this," he told colleagues at the Pentagon.
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With his Kogg colleagues, Marandiz created HoverCards and Instant Logo Search.
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So, I got preoccupied with covering tracks together with the colleagues.
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The Economist: I know my colleagues have many questions about Huawei.
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In boasts to Hungarian allies, Mr. Orban admitted duping his colleagues.
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But he can't ask his colleagues to work under those conditions.
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I am paid well, with good benefits and absolutely fantastic colleagues.
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"Are you sure about this, Leslie?" one of her colleagues asks.
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But many of your colleagues will probably never notice your disorder.
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After all, coordinating your colleagues is no walk in the park.
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And educators have a long tradition of sharing ideas with colleagues.
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They want to intimidate us and have us disavow our colleagues.
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When an official version of what happened emerged, colleagues were skeptical.
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And some House Republicans think their colleagues should get over it.
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But all my colleagues had war stories about failed data feeds.
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But his colleagues say he has thrown himself into the work.
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The fate of the two colleagues they left behind remains unknown.
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One of my colleagues and one of the civilians were injured.
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My family, friends and colleagues had known for quite a while.
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So his party colleagues are trying to change the election rules.
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But bother my colleagues and I did, and I'm so glad.
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I have witnessed this in meetings with male colleagues and students.
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Some interviewed spoke highly of the agency and their male colleagues.
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And the reaction was the same from critics, colleagues and collectors.
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Like many of his colleagues, Gamble considers V.A.R. a different job.
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I have always viewed my oncological colleagues with complicated, contradictory feelings.
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Democrats are strongly urging their Republican colleagues call Bolton to testify.
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Gabbard added that, like her colleagues, she supports codifying Roe v.
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But my forecasting colleagues believe the world economy is bottoming out.
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To my Senate colleagues, I implore you:Give America a fair trial.
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I also do not want to appear frivolous among my colleagues.
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What kind of support were they getting from State Department colleagues?
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Schumer called on moderate Republican colleagues to reconsider McConnell's aggressive timeline.
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Arthur said she's just eager to work with her new colleagues.
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Some of her colleagues began to agitate for a union vote.
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Dr. Donoghue and his colleagues see a wider range of possibilities.
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Some of his former colleagues think that was the wrong answer.
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We urge all of our colleagues to support our bipartisan bill.
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On Wednesday, he apologized to his colleagues on the Senate floor.
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Every day, he told her, their colleagues spoke ill of her.
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Or, when your colleagues ask you a simple work-related question?
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"European farmers are watching us very closely," he told his colleagues.
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Republicans tried to inoculate their endangered colleagues by offering alternative amendments.
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Tsujihara sent a memo to colleagues on Monday about his exit.
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"I created a more just environment," he boasts to his colleagues.
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He's even called out his colleagues in a decidedly anatomical way.
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Collaboration platforms are a great way to celebrate your colleagues' wins ...
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When Ms. Lee told colleagues, she said, they were not surprised.
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When it comes to family, friends, and colleagues, they all know.
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Dr. Johnson and colleagues were tracking female bears near Durango, Colo.
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But Mr. Frank had not relayed that hesitancy to his colleagues.
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Many of his Republican Senate colleagues responded to his decision respectfully.
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Two of his colleagues also face prison time for their involvement.
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The new simulations shift that belief for Way and his colleagues.
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Sanders was joined by Capitol Hill colleagues in embracing the ruling.
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Our deepest condolences go out to his family, friends and colleagues.
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Collins asks colleagues to think of the late Arlen Specter Sen.
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"This is about the character of America," Pelosi told her colleagues.
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He argued that his colleagues would know how his constituents feel.
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He proudly told his colleagues at the police department, he said.
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Instead, Dr. Zabel and his colleagues hope to test controlled burns.
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She knew her colleagues—was supposed to be one of them.
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Around us, colleagues from both parties were playing basketball and handball.
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The surgeon thought she should also see one of his colleagues.
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Colleagues, she said, sometimes did not know of her dramatic past.
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Many of my colleagues expressed jealousy at my television-sized workstation.
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BANNON dumped on colleagues and contradicted the president on North Korea.
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"We're talking with our colleagues all over the place," Nuru said.
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"I enjoy beating my younger colleagues when there are Orangetheory benchmarks."
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Sessions admonished colleagues for failing to lead with drug war tactics.
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Some employees of color spoke about feeling disrespected by white colleagues.
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Gabriel Whaley and his colleagues do whatever they want all day.
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This time, he and his colleagues designed a more elaborate test.
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He sends it to his old colleagues at the Frontier Foundation.
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He and colleagues recently posted a research paper outlining the approach.
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His answer left reporters frustrated but won kudos from his colleagues.
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Colleagues and superiors had repeatedly expressed grave concerns about his behavior.
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That is the only thing that motivates me and my colleagues.
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Several colleagues, including Svetlana Gannushkina, the human-rights activist, accompanied him.
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I'm joining several of my colleagues & no longer accepting these contributions.
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Don't be part of any direct mail efforts against colleagues. 4.
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Lindsey Graham delivered a white-hot rebuke of his Democratic colleagues.
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Plus, they're admirable personal characteristics and will earn respect among colleagues.
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The letter wasn't shared with me, our colleagues, or my staff.
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But the Democrat did face admonishment from his colleagues in April.
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I worry about my and my colleagues' culpability along these lines.
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Male colleagues were invited to sit in, but forbidden from speaking.
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Those statements prompted former colleagues of Haspel to defend her publicly.
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"You have three responsibilities," West said, repeating his advice to colleagues.
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Two former colleagues of Seacrest who worked with him at E!
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Lopez and his colleagues have obviously hit upon a sore spot.
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So: Montclair, a town long popular with Times friends and colleagues.
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Several of Omar's Democratic colleagues in Congress -- including fellow freshmen Reps.
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For Mr. Saddler and his colleagues, the ambassador training was minimal.
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It found almost 70 percent of respondents shared passwords with colleagues.
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Then Schiller and her colleagues divided the volunteers into three groups.
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Gutiérrez's House Democratic colleagues said they aren't surprised at his decision.
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Colleagues cheer on the editorializing and misreporting, and management rewards it.
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However much his colleagues dislike him, he's still one of them.
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She's also reaching out to other female colleagues in the Senate.
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Weeks later, he returned with several colleagues and a film crew.
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In 2014, she was a prolific fundraiser for Democratic Senate colleagues.
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Pelosi has been taking the temperatures of her colleagues for months.
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Your colleagues will notice you take their best interests to heart.
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However, Kennedy's Democratic colleagues in the House are not as convinced.
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To some of my physician colleagues, health insurers are the enemy.
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Mr. Trump gave broad discretion to Mr. Leo and his colleagues.
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More than 100 of his colleagues showed up at her funeral.
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One of my young colleagues said, 'Well, that took a turn.
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DEAR PARTNERS, colleagues and (dare I say it) close personal friends.
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A lot of my colleagues do take bribes from their patients.
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Why are our Republican colleagues so afraid of making this public?
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Our most talented colleagues would likely leave for better-funded schools.
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We should not become accustomed to the killing of our colleagues.
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