They communicated in pats on the back and hand signals.
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That information wasn't necessarily communicated in a very effective way.
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The previously unreported policy, communicated in an internal memo on Jan.
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These two sets of virtues get communicated in different literary forms.
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But since then the Fed has communicated in a very consistent manner.
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How the Paris attackers communicated in the lead-up to the Nov.
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" Ms. Olatoye replied, "We could have communicated in a more precise way.
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"Further updates will be communicated in due course," FIFA said in a statement.
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From a theological viewpoint, however, the commercial communicated in profound and coded ways.
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Medieval scholars communicated in Latin and often studied at several universities in different countries.
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Yes, imperial officials had communicated in a tongue used by the elites in Beijing.
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She didn't know any English or even Nepali -- she communicated in the Gurung dialect.
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Definitely. But because Martin communicated in an open, transparent way, people seemed to understand.
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Depending on the audience, the same synthetic cell is communicated in radically different ways.
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It's very fresh and often very funny stuff, communicated in a direct, unforced style.
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Further details on the precise terms of TLTRO-III will be communicated in due course.
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That sort of analysis is way more specific, and can't be communicated in a paragraph.
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This part of town valued clients who communicated in person rather than over Wi-Fi.
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And none of this was communicated in terms that made sense to working-class voters.
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"It's a matter of how the pricing structure is communicated in the speech," he said.
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A "yes" vote is communicated in the form of a sneeze, according to a 2017 study.
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"There are well-founded reasons that are popular if communicated in the right way," Sanderson said.
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They communicated in Russian and normally did not speak Arabic well enough to understand local militants.
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She said Lee spoke to her in Mandarin even though the pair usually communicated in Cantonese.
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His English was as bad as my Russian, so we communicated in a rough mix of both.
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" The suit adds that "De Niro communicated in a hostile, abusive, and intimidating manner with Ms. Robinson.
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The longer-term management team, headquarters location and key operational details will be communicated in due course.
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She spoke Armenian, and he spoke Russian; they communicated in Farsi and soon learned each other's language.
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Chambers says scientists often don't have incentives to make sure their work is well communicated in the press.
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Secondly, Louis C.K. and I have not communicated in any way for nearly a year and a half.
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We're able to understand the combined affect people find appealing, even when it can't be communicated in words.
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"The reasoning for these decisions will be communicated in due course," the organization said in a news release.
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Details about this coalition effort are still scant, but are expected to be communicated in the coming months.
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"In the week before the finals we figured out that each team communicated in very specific ways," he said.
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The great man's intense religious conviction and righteous confidence is communicated in the sculpture's dynamic pose and concentrated gaze.
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A decision on future moves is likely to be communicated in June or July, with September an outside possibility.
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"Sweeps are underway and a detailed assessment will be communicated in the coming hours" said Interior Minister Hamed Bakayoko.
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There's a lot of messages that aren't being communicated in society and a lot of taboos that aren't being addressed.
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"As foreseen and communicated in April, production has been adjusted during the second quarter, to avoid building inventories," SKF said.
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The longer-term management team, headquarters location and key operational details will be communicated in due course, the companies said.
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While the site states that these details will be "communicated in advance to participants," they have not actually been released.
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Aena says presentation of strategic plan scheduled for June 7 is postponed, new date to be communicated in due course.
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This reverence is communicated in lush portrayals of nature — the shaggy bark of the redwoods; Turtle's home, sashed in cobwebs.
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How presidents communicated in the 19th century is also the subject of some heated scholarly debate, believe it or not.
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Instead, Lilly and the dolphins communicated in a "silent language," that was made up of nonsense vocalizations and physical contact.
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When I spoke to Jason, he mainly communicated in short sentences and facial expressions -- but Carpenter says he's outgoing in class.
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Recorded Future suspects the hacker could be from South America, as the person communicated in broken English and sometimes in Spanish.
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Few of the important things communicated in this Sundance hit are verbalized — instead, they emerge in the protagonist's expressions and actions.
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Usually, organizations like Amazon are restricted by what is communicated in a notice of privacy practices or specific authorizations under HIPAA.
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Professional connections and personality do not matter, as jurors only review the written proposal idea, communicated in 500 words or less.
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However, historical examples suggest that party divisions at the convention may be communicated in press coverage, which in turn may affect voters.
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The science already provides a compelling case for action, but it must be more effectively communicated in the court of public opinion.
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"If there is any material impact to Woodside's capex guidance, this would be communicated in line with our market disclosure requirements," Woodside said.
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So, I tried not to be in a hurry and I communicated in depth with Matt Shattock and we tried to gain trust.
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Because most businesses have never communicated in this way, Slack took it upon itself to teach them how, using a friendly script named Slackbot.
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First, President Trump was inside Trump Tower on the day of the meeting, so he and Trump Jr. certainly could have communicated in person.
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" Senate Foreign Relations Chairman Bob Corker: "I've never seen a decision like this since I've been here, 12 years, where nothing is communicated in advance.
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That's the message communicated in the newly updated U.S. customs "welcome" video, which Saturday Night Live helpfully edited to account for Trump's controversial immigration ban.
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Five months after the Paris attacks, investigators now say the attackers communicated in part through file drops encrypted with TrueCrypt, a popular disk encryption utility.
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Before the 20th century, regional Chinese literati could communicate on paper in classical Chinese, but barely in conversation, just as European scholars communicated in Latin.
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"The magnitude is greater than expected and the headwinds could've probably been better communicated in advance," Citi analyst Itay Michaeli said in a research note.
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I believe more and more that every pose is gendered, but how is masculine energy communicated in a picture today, as opposed to the past?
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His psychological transformation, communicated in flashbacks of an incarcerated Banks discovering James Allen's 1903 self-help essay, "As a Man Thinketh," is blunt, but effective.
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"If there is any material impact to Woodside's 2019 production guidance, it will be communicated in line with our market disclosure requirements," the spokesman said.
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His psychological transformation, communicated in flashbacks of an incarcerated Banks discovering James Allen's 1903 self-help essay, "As a Man Thinketh," is blunt, but effective.
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So much is communicated in the nuances of language, and when that's not an option, the writer and her parents find other ways to express love.
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So far, economic changes, which have been officially communicated in state propaganda as Kim-led initiatives to improve living standards, have come with little political liberalization.
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"The operations of the division will be fully reviewed and the outcome of the review and any associated costs will be communicated in 2017," it said.
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Screening details will be communicated in advance to participants, and participants will have the ability to opt-out of any screening, but will forgo bounty compensation.
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This was, he went on, communicated in a "message" to Netanyahu, but he would not be drawn further on what else, if anything, was being considered.
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Williams, who is close to Fed Chair Janet Yellen, said any such move would be communicated in advance, may start gradually and may take around five years.
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And yet, our public recognition of that fact should not be communicated in ways that misrepresent, disrespect, and provoke our two billion global neighbors who are Muslim.
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She told me that they communicated in code—"I got you some dried pineapple" meant "Come over, because we have a problem"—and in improvised silent gestures.
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"It originally was communicated in a way that sounded pretty harsh, which was, 'You're not going to have any flexibility over this at all,'" the manager said.
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"It's very fresh and often very funny stuff, communicated in a direct, unforced style," Glenn Kenny wrote in The New York Times about Rachel Lang's first feature.
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Police did not crack the case until about two weeks later, when detectives discovered Ochoa-Lopez and Clarisa Figueroa had communicated in a Facebook group for pregnant mothers.
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Like Williams' other roundtables, this event communicated, in vivid terms, how broken our social services are — and how much work and cooperation will be necessary to fix them.
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Unlike snappy dialogue, callous violence can be communicated in just a few words, which means the most brutal spoilers are the easiest to stumble upon on social media.
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In fact, transparency through written policies, clearly communicated in advance and followed in practice, can help create the trust and accountability which are foundational to positive company culture.
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The entire sum and substance of those emails was not just communicated to potentially interested Trump campaign officials but already communicated in public for anyone to hear contemporaneously.
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We didn't speak the same language, so we communicated in a kind of pidgin English: don't worry guys I got phantom princess no no no, you NOOB, dafuq.
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The idea, communicated in fliers that have been displayed in employees' break rooms, attracted sudden criticism on Thursday that gained momentum on Friday as images were shared online.
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We try to tease apart how much is things that are happening in the market and how much are things that we haven't properly communicated in Standard Chartered.
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"We know that every historic town has a cool and exciting local legend or folklore, but it is often communicated in a boring way, if at all" says Strok.
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It's a confusing game where the plot is deliberately communicated in a fractured way, and so the fans cobbled together their interpretations from the fragments that the game provided.
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"We now expect the ECB to hike interest rates in 2020 and not by late 2019 as currently communicated in the banks' forward guidance," Fitch Ratings said on Wednesday.
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" The statement says Health and Human Services staff have "communicated in good faith" with the congressional staff "to provide the department's most knowledgeable subject matter experts to the subcommittee.
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It's not always communicated in those three little words, but in a hug, one more joke, words of advice, or so many other small gestures that are actually colossal.
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" For his part, Prodigy had this to say (communicated in an email from his publicist): "Illuminati and secret societies have been a recurrent subject in my lyrics throughout my career.
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Mary and Anthony Babington, a Catholic Englishman conspiring with other Catholics and the King of Spain, communicated in letters written in a complicated cipher, which were smuggled inside beer barrels.
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That said, all information transmitted between a user's device and our servers is encrypted and communicated in a way that does not reveal your specific location to unknown third parties.
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The message that these laws provide severe penalties and redress for victims has not been effectively communicated, in part, because NDAs shield the public from the details of negotiated settlements.
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In the opening statement at last week's hearing that angered Trump, Schiff summarized what he called "the essence" of what Trump communicated in his call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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I went five of six in my own annual geopolitical forecasts for 2017, a heyday for inward-facing, nationalistic and threatening politicians who led by grievance and communicated in cheap shots.
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The deal will see Feng Yu, a principal engineer within Alibaba Cloud, join the MariaDB board, according to a source, although that information wasn't communicated in the announcement of the funding.
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Ms. Sanders said she was not aware that anyone in the security office communicated in November to any senior official in the West Wing about problems with Mr. Porter's background investigation.
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Instead, there is a visual element to show the positions of the ship, there are some numbers about distance and health, and the rest is communicated in short, turn-based narrative bursts.
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The figure was communicated in recent meetings between Iranian and Western officials, including Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, but has not been set down in writing, four European diplomatic sources said.
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Mr. Kerouac immortalized his cross-country adventures with Mr. Cassady in his 1957 novel "On the Road," which was heavily influenced by the way Cassady talked and communicated in letters to Kerouac.
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She said Lee spoke to her in Mandarin even though the pair usually communicated in Cantonese, and that the number he called from indicated he was located in Shenzhen, on the Chinese mainland.
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CNN has previously reported that Stone communicated in August 22.0 with Guccifer 22.0, the self-proclaimed hacker who took responsibility for breaching the Democratic National Committee and releasing its emails earlier that summer.
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However, Rubio's message is communicated in dog whistles and barely veiled insinuation, whereas Trump came right out and suggested that Obama is Muslim, so Rubio's comments are deemed acceptable whereas Trump's are not.
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"I've never seen a decision like this since I've been here, in 12 years, where nothing is communicated in advance, and all of a sudden this type of massive decision takes place," said Sen.
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Gibson, the leader of the right-wing group Patriot Prayer, reportedly communicated in a friendly way with Niiya, including about plans for demonstrations that often turned into violent clashes with left-wing "antifa" protesters.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRS, VR AND SENIOR DEBT Consistent with what was communicated in June 2908, Fitch believes there is limited upside to FMBI's ratings over the intermediate term given the continued bank's geographic concentrations.
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They said a decision on future moves would likely be communicated in June or July, with September only an outside possibility as it was too close to the tentative end date of asset buys.
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His idea was that music should be hammering to make the hex; it had to be precise, the words had to be communicated in many different ways so that the words would be like bullets.
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Especially if you're sending a marketing email, Kipp Bodnar, a VP at marketing software platform HubSpot, told Business Insider that it should be focused on one action, which should be communicated in the subject line.
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Others communicated in muted gestures, dabbed at tears, or lingered for long stretches in the popcorn-strewn vestibule at the AMC multiplex here, as if still processing the deliberately provocative movie they had just seen.
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A large swath of the electorate rather clearly communicated in November and throughout the preceding primaries that it was less interested in policy than in expressing its feelings — its rage, its disappointment and its fear.
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In an age when increasing attention is being paid to narratives of female trauma — particularly those communicated in a confessional vein — it can easily lead to the exploitation and commodification of those who experience said trauma.
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Traders from Macquarie, ANZ and other banks communicated in private online chatrooms about their daily submissions to the Association of Banks in Singapore in relation to the benchmark rate for the Malaysian currency, the ACCC said.
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In the only other case under the law, which covers those both inside and out of Singapore who make false statements communicated in the country, opposition political figure Brad Bowyer swiftly complied with a correction request.
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A decision on future moves is likely to be communicated in June or July, with September only an outside possibility as it was too close to the tentative end date of asset buys, the sources said.
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The insights are based on an OkCupid analysis of messages sent over its own interface, so they're basically a reflection on how people communicated in 2009, rather than pithy advice on how to score a date.
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Equity:Keeping with the commitment I communicated in my last letter, we will offer a one-time restricted stock unit (RSU) grant to all Team Members with over 6,000 service hours who have not yet received any RSUs.
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The European governing soccer body said in a statement that further decisions would be communicated in due course on arrangements for the round of 16 first leg matches between Inter Milan and Getafe and Sevilla against Roma.
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As a result of their deliberate strategy, The Work came to be regarded by the pubic as simply the Count Down Machine, a piece embodying a different approach that was not communicated in the initial exhibition proposal.
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He never landed his plane outside Daytona, but he has publicly broken into songs like Al Green's "Let's Stay Together" and communicated in hip-hop gestures, like the dropped mike and the brushing of dirt from the shoulder.
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With books like Tongue Twisters it's also worth considering how diversity can be represented and communicated in visual ways — from dunes, to native fruits, to local garb, the book is a vibrant portrait of the Middle Eastern landscape.
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Obesity may not be spread by bacteria, but it is communicated in a social sense, not least through the commercial promotion of unhealthy food and by misleading language that diverts attention from the underlying toxicity of these products.
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Better yet, she's even displayed ahead of that doofy guy with the mustache: So, no, this isn't a crisis per se for gender equality, but it does speak to how teeny biases can be communicated in everyday scenarios. Egregious?
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"During the calls that were held on March 19, the company made comments on, for example, the accelerating change in market conditions for capacitive fingerprint sensors for smartphones, as communicated in the year-end report for 2017," it added.
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Because he emigrated from Ukraine along with his family when he was a child and is fluent in Ukrainian and Russian, Ukrainian officials sought advice from him about how to deal with Mr. Giuliani, though they typically communicated in English.
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"In order for policy easing to have the desired impact, policy response should be pro-active, co-ordinated and better communicated in order to reverse the slide in private sector confidence and stabilize financial market expectations," HSBC said in a note.
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The foreboding landscapes that people died trying to conquer in the 19th and early 20th centuries are today environmentally fragile, and considering how culture has represented the arctic in the past can influence how threats are communicated in the present.
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Designed to cover "a false statement of fact… has been or is being communicated in Singapore" or cases where politicians believe that issuing a correction is "in the public interest," the bill also claims reach overseas — or, rather, intended reach overseas.
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"I appreciate that the Department, and indeed the Executive Branch, must speak with one voice on official matters, and that it has a right to ensure that its official positions are communicated in an orderly and coherent way," Grassley wrote.
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Their relationship developed to the point, Mr. Davis testified, that Mr. Walters gave him a prepaid cellphone that was nicknamed the "Bat Phone" over which they communicated in code about companies, such as referring to Dean Foods as the Dallas Cowboys.
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As Calloway realized and communicated in real time that she was in over her head and did not have the proper experience or resources to plan a tour of this magnitude by herself, it was no longer just her fans who were watching.
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Mr. Begaye and two other former code talkers, Peter MacDonald and Thomas Begay, were being honored in the Oval Office for their participation in a top-secret program in which American forces in the Pacific communicated in coded messages in the Navajo language.
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According to various news outlets, the White House and Justice Department told the inspector general for intelligence matters there was nothing to the whistleblower's report that a high level official, most likely the President, communicated in some untoward way with a foreign leader.
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"It does add some uncertainty as to whether the administration and a cooperative Congress is able to push through with priorities that was communicated in the election period," said Bill Northey, chief investment officer at U.S. Bank Private Client Group in Helena, Montana.
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We could each, individually, change all of this overnight without any help from the UN. As Martin Luther King correctly communicated in a Christmas sermon on peace, "Before you finish eating breakfast in the morning, you've depended on more than half of the world".
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We can't even truly argue the value inasmuch as it might spark interesting conversation, because we don't talk to each other as much as we used to — our experience is progressively limited by what can be communicated in generalized imagery like emojis and GIFs.
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I'm not saying that PUBG isn't enriching, but to some degree it's a game about reading the patch notes, and I want less of that and more small, direct, wonderful experiences that don't need me to read a single thing that isn't communicated in the game.
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Notably, historical questions of power and who controls the narrative: how women have been denied the ability to tell their own stories, how their emotions were once diagnosed as outbursts of hysteria, how they communicated in clandestine and coded ways when men wouldn't listen to them.
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I don't know what translates [from immersive-sims to action RPGS] and that's not going to be communicated in a trailer, that's gonna be something that I have to sit down and see a real demo of, or play it to get a better sense of it.
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LIVE UPDATES: Impeachment trial of President Trump Pelosi and the President had not communicated in months, with Pelosi confirming to CNN earlier on Tuesday that she hadn't spoken to Trump since a contentious White House Syria meeting in October, which led to yet another clash between the two leaders.
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"On an immediate term, we will take swift and precise measures... The scale, details and time frame for the savings and working capital reduction will be communicated in the next couple of months," Roeland Baan, who started as the new chief executive of the company in January, said in a statement.
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I have no problem with people using Tinder for casual sex, and I think that message clearly communicated in what way he wanted to get to know me… But I prefer a genuine and honest vibe for a casual time than this try-hard to prove he's chill and funny.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES SUBORDINATED DEBT AND OTHER HYBRID SECURITIES FMBI's subordinated debt ratings are broadly sensitive to the same considerations that might affect its VR. As communicated in the aforementioned press release, FMBI's IDR and VR are sensitive to its ability to achieve many of the key targets undertaken for the SBI transaction.
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And we also have another positive thing - which is since we have plenty of things to complete, we are still far away from the potential of growth that we can achieve quite easily if we all agree in implementing the reforms that President Junker communication (communicated) in the European Parliament also mention.
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Separated in the chaos of the war, the pair had not seen each other — or communicated in any way — until Monday, when Ms. Lee and 803 other elderly South Koreans were allowed to cross the heavily armed border between the Koreas for a three-day reunion with family members in the North.
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From wounded crows being rehabilitated and released, to a zoo caretaker assiduously, even lovingly, cleaning a habitat for puffins and Common Murres as they paddle back and forth, and two scientists on a five-minute bird count to determine approximate bird populations, thoughtfulness and respect are communicated in these videos, not anthropocentric mayhem.
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Their message of easy, breezy farm life is seductive, communicated in rustic serving platters and cozy blankets — by the end of my trip, the only thing standing between me and a set of bottle-brush Christmas trees in muted earth tones was a line for the check-out that looked to be about 20 people deep.
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Hansen : * Says has received regulatory clearance and completed the previously announced acquisition of Nutrition Physiology Company (NPC) for cash consideration reflecting an enterprise value of $185 million * NPC is a provider of microbial solutions to the US livestock industry, especially within the beef cattle segment * Further information on the transaction will be communicated in connection with the second quarter report on April 7 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Copenhagen newsroom)
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CHF 465 MILLION * IFRS RESULTS IMPACTED BY PROVISION OF CHF 153 MILLION (CHF 119 MILLION NET OF TAXES) RELATED TO CLAIM BY BUNDESANSTALT FÜR VEREINIGUNGSBEDINGTE SONDERAUFGABEN (BVS) AGAINST BANK JULIUS BAER * CHF 99 MILLION NON-CASH GOODWILL IMPAIRMENT CHARGE (NOT TAX-DEDUCTIBLE) RELATED TO ACQUISITION OF KAIROS (AS COMMUNICATED IN NOVEMBER 2019) * BIS CET1 CAPITAL RATIO 14.0% AND BIS TOTAL CAPITAL RATIO 22.1% * NET NEW MONEY WAS IMPACTED BY OUTFLOWS AT ITALIAN ASSET AND WEALTH MANAGEMENT SUBSIDIARY KAIROS * ADJUSTED OPERATING EXPENSES ROSE BY 3% TO CHF 2,466 MILLION Source text: bit.
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