Communicating visually is so much more powerful than communicating in text.
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"These people who should not be communicating are clearly communicating," she said.
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It's doing that by communicating — and over-communicating — its testing procedures at every opportunity.
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I'M COMMUNICATING WITH MY FRIEND DAVID FABER, I'M COMMUNICATING WITH MY PAL JIM CRAMER.
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Moreover, communicating with the government is at least as difficult as communicating with private insurance.
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The 'regular way' of communicating for Google, may not be a regular way of communicating for others.
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Trump senior adviser Paul Manafort said Trump and Priebus were "communicating frequently" and communicating better these days.
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And so that's still my primary view, that communicating to our customers, communicating to our people, is important.
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The risk of embarrassing ourselves further prevents most people from communicating their failures but communicating them can be beneficial.
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As anyone who's spent time on a video call knows, communicating via telepresence is very different from communicating in person.
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Rather than public servants communicating with the best tool available for communication purposes, they're communicating with an arbitrary legal distinction in mind.
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As long as everyone's happy and as long as everyone's communicating, you know, if you're not communicating you shouldn't be in that relationship.
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And it's always the same story: people maintaining affairs via social media or communicating with people they don't have any business communicating with.
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At the same time, I don't believe only in communicating at a conscious level, because subconsciously, everybody is communicating, whether you like it or not.
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It's a man struggling to understand a new way of communicating with the world, a new way of communicating with other people, and as such panicking.
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Because users don't care about originality in an app's product roadmap so much as they're concerned how their friends are communicating — and which apps they're communicating on.
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GIFs may be a popular way of communicating as the way we talk to each other increasingly shifts to mobile, but really it's about communicating in some form of video.
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If you make communicating (like really communicating) a part of your routine, you'll find that hoping your co-workers become mind readers won't be so high on your wish list.
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A lot of people were communicating — texting, Facebooking, Snapchatting.
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"He was communicating with what he thought was a young, single mother coming out of an abusive relationship, but he was actually communicating with one of our police officers," Sellers told WREG.
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Rarely are physicians recruited because they have demonstrated success in analyzing human dynamics, communicating with and informing patients, engaging teams, building consensus, communicating vision, and influencing others to achieve an organization's stated goals.
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Whatever amount of time you're spending communicating, it's never enough.
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"Twitter is about communication and it's just communicating," Joshua said.
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We're communicating, and everything is ultimately going to be fine.
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How would you describe your style of communicating with voters?
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There was some communicating with [Lizzie Borden's father, Andrew Jennings].
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This will be great for communicating about complicated, intimate issues.
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On January 2, he stopped communicating with home, Antonetti said.
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I didn't know a better way of communicating those struggles.
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" Other thought they'd been "too sensitive" or "bad at communicating.
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It's a means of communicating with coworkers, bosses, and clients.
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Kimmie KaBoom: First of all, not communicating with [their] partner.
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McGraw also was charged with disorderly conduct and communicating threats.
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Curiosity is currently stable and communicating with its NASA controllers.
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But they won't stop us from communicating, canvassing, and voting.
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That's his way of communicating directly with the American people.
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But voting is far different than banking, shopping, and communicating.
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If anything, emoji are too good at communicating to count.
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We are also committed to better communicating our data practices.
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And now, we're a lot better at communicating about it.
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As in, yeah, her business is communicating with dead people.
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Therefore, it's less "risky" with patients who have difficulty communicating.
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Nor was Prepa doing a particularly effective job of communicating.
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And the problem is Donald Trump is communicating with people.
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It found that many fell short of communicating critical information.
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He was charged with assault, disorderly conduct and communicating threats.
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It was just communicating to the crew what is this.
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One is through proselytizing our ideas by communicating and lecturing.
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Autistic people have a hard time communicating with the world.
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And that's all we're talking about here: communicating the truth.
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We started communicating with and educating tribes across the country.
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In communicating U.S. policy, it's his words that matter most.
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This afternoon, you may have some trouble communicating your feelings.
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And I had no problems communicating with the car's owner.
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"[Facebook] is not only about connecting and communicating," he said.
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He needs to start communicating in a truly presidential way.
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Andrew and I in particular had a difficult time communicating.
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That's when you realize you're communicating with the right person.
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Easy energy will flow around connecting and communicating with people.
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I started following AJ on Twitter and we started communicating.
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He started communicating in written form, and later in gestures.
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Banned from communicating with parties involved in the case. 8.
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"The drivers were communicating with the control center via radio."
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The concept of communicating with an AI isn't entirely novel.
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It's a competitive way of communicating, and that suits them.
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Health systems have taken different approaches to communicating algorithm results.
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Yes, they are communicating over Facebook and Twitter and Instagram.
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I'm communicating with the guitar, and we become a unit.
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Ledecky wrote back, and the pair have not stopped communicating.
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It's not just the teenagers who are struggling with communicating.
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"Not communicating clearly is the most common mistake," Fitzpatrick says.
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Dance is a physical vocabulary and a way of communicating.
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She notoriously claimed to be communicating with eternal Indian Masters.
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Using asynchronous messaging makes communicating with businesses much more convenient.
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The Ukrainian president on Monday denied ever communicating with Giuliani.
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Protesting is not a mere means of communicating one's cause.
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It's hyper visual -- and that's really how Snapchatters are communicating.
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An AI chat bot will help with communicating between them.
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Are we worthy correspondents, communicating across the vastness of space?
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People from different cultures often have different styles of communicating.
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It was the Well and the way they were communicating.
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The appeal of the ideomotor effect is that you actually may be communicating with something you can't typically access — your own subconscious — and that the experience can feel like communicating with something paranormal or unknown.
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Even without the ability to read the contents of your messages, Facebook will still know with whom you are communicating, from where you are communicating, and a trove of information about your other online activities.
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We all have our own ways of communicating and receiving information.
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Hale and the reporter continued communicating via an encrypted messaging service.
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"Communicating consent is easy!" the EFF's Galperin said over the phone.
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"What a bizarre and fascinating way of communicating," you might think.
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Are they communicating, or is it all a big, weird coincidence?
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Transponder off The plane's transponder stops communicating at 1:243 a.m.
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No one was really communicating — our parents sure as hell weren't.
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Employees also find other ways of communicating with their fellow workers.
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This is the way I was communicating with all these people.
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Ms. Merkel, meanwhile, avoids miscommunication — by not communicating much at all.
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Essentially, it stopped Americans from communicating entirely with certain other groups.
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Information on the display shows it communicating with the Oracle cloud.
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We thank you for communicating with us and expressing your feelings.
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Communicating clearly with your partner sometimes involves significant time and labor.
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This means research and time considering my role communicating a story.
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It would represent humanity's longest attempt at consciously communicating through time.
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"I&aposd really like your help communicating calmness," the commissioner said.
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Alan said the public address system was not communicating with them.
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But the two men are already communicating on Twitter, sort of.
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We're about communicating ideas and the best way to do that.
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Communicating and maintaining such an organization is a really difficult challenge.
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After the interview was reported, authorities added the communicating threats charge.
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The guy not communicating is a very real element of discussion.
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The video does a great job of communicating a unified message.
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She should buy a Happy Meal, I envision them communicating telepathically.
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"She's doing better now and we're both communicating with each other."
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It's probably not for me to say whether we're communicating effectively.
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Communicating your unfair advantageMake your unfair advantage really clear to LPs.
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She's, like, communicating with me, and her personality is so awesome.
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For me it's all about communicating practical information to my viewers.
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"It reaffirms what I have been communicating all along," she wrote.
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We were communicating, we were scrambling, keeping guys in front, rebounding.
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Insurance markets provide such incentives by communicating where adaptation is needed.
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Acts of non-elite sources communicating knowledge should be strongly encouraged.
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But investigators don't think Masood had been communicating directly with ISIS.
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They also charged him with communicating threats for statements made afterward.
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Think twice before communicating with someone—Mercury is retrograde after all.
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First get comfortable communicating verbally and the rest will follow suit.
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Sarah is adept at communicating ideas, and planning and organising activities.
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Communicating with trans people like Hicklin has kept Patricia Trimble going.
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Teachers call for help communicating with refugee parents about their children.
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Hip-hop is very political genre and about communicating a message.
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I think the most important thing is communicating really, really frequently.
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There's a lot happening in advertising and communicating with your consumer.
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And I thought communicating with your constituents was how government works?
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He has been communicating with his parents by email, he said.
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Shehab has been communicating with CNN over the last four months.
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Dr. Hayhoe said that scientists have to keep communicating the risks.
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Seriously, these two could not be worse at communicating right now.
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But we spent five months communicating day in and day out.
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Can outsiders presume they don't want contact without communicating with them?
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And sometimes it's for survival, like refugees communicating to find shelter.
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Cohoon suggests you leave communicating with vulnerable owls to the pros.
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Sony employees were reduced to communicating via pen, paper and phone.
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Tools for communicating at a distance have steadily improved over time.
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I had to learn that difference between shouting and actually communicating.
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Then there's the issue of communicating that information with the public.
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"I was, like, I gotta be better at communicating," he said.
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And all you're doing is communicating that story to the public.
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"Our journalists and political leaders are communicating via fruit," Meyers lamented.
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It is unknown which foreign leader the president was communicating with.
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Most of my job involves coordinating and communicating with other people.
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There is always a good way of communicating through conference calls.
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Nothing about this White House communications department was ever about communicating.
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Crusius did not speak during the hearing, communicating through his attorneys.
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"Emotionally, on defense, we weren't communicating," guard Austin Rivers told reporters.
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And we're connected, we're communicating with them on a regular basis.
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"Obviously, we want to stop terrorists from communicating," he told Reuters.
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This is 1950s technology for communicating directly with the computers' hardware.
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As Lee argues, legislating is not always possible, but communicating is.
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However, communicating through these channels has its downfalls in the workplace.
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We had to stop our enemies from communicating with each other.
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The woman appears to have trouble keeping her balance and communicating.
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Communicating about romance, creativity, or even children will come up, too.
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What's your favorite part of communicating with our audience through horoscopes?
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Just communicating with them, that's how you bond and get closer.
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"I wanted to be communicating, learning languages, meeting people," he explains.
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Perry and Volker were in charge of communicating directly with Giuliani, according to Sondland, but it becomes clear through these contacts that Giuliani is communicating the president's desire for a meeting-for-investigations quid pro quo.
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These forms of political communication—voters communicating with candidates through polls, and candidates communicating with voters through consultants—characterize the era of the fifth party system, as much as the ideological positions of the parties themselves.
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Going forward, we are committed to communicating more clearly to our users.
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When I do need their help, communicating with them has become easier.
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Results showed that children with greater connectivity were better at communicating socially.
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Jaime Lowe was 240 when she began communicating telepathically with Michael Jackson.
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For some, communicating thoughts and feelings during therapy seems unnatural—even embarrassing.
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Communicating—especially about money—is hard today, but will get easier tonight.
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Communicating your thoughts and trusting your intuition will become much easier now!
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I couldn't imagine she thought that was the best approach to communicating.
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Be clear in communicating this where people will see it the most.
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We are communicating by posting all of our content on social media.
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They increased the frequency of certain expressions as a way of communicating.
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That's how he discovered seven middle schoolers communicating with the same Musical.
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Really listening involves trying to understand what the other person is communicating.
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We weren't communicating and I think that you'll definitely see the changes.
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We have to do a better job communicating out on the floor.
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In fact, when it comes to communicating feelings, Pisces are fantastic conversationalists.
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Tonight brings a solid energy for communicating your needs, boundaries, and plans.
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Communicating and knowing where the ball is at certain times is important.
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What role can art have in communicating the risks of climate change?
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In other words, chimps take other animals' perspective into account when communicating.
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Their friendship sparked again and they started communicating on a regular basis.
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When communicating with Kidman on set, Kusama tried to speak to Erin.
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Communicating your needs and values will be huge during this time, Scorpio.
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After that, Scahill stopped communicating with the investors, according to court documents.
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Using a language that they use themselves when communicating with their friends.
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Here's the really tricky part: When she does start cutting, keep communicating.
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"The consulate is working and communicating with local authorities," a statement said.
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"We don't want the work to be hermetic; it's communicating," Lucy says.
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"I'd like to be on this gradual path that we've been communicating."
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Because communicating online lacks this kind of "social feedback," interacting gets complicated.
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Big shifts will take place, especially around communicating and connecting with others.
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Or maybe it's making sure that you're communicating as clearly as possible.
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"I was like, 'None of us are connecting or communicating,'" she recalled.
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He is communicating through secret backchannels with agents of the Russian government.
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"I understood their fear of communicating with anyone but me," he explains.
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Mary, he had no intention of communicating or befriending his caucasian classmates.
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It's possible now to have instant access to those ways of communicating.
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"Long, isolated groups tend to stop communicating with the ground," he said.
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Thankfully, Google is already working on communicating with other plants, including cacti.
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No talking, looking, miming, or otherwise communicating during the full 180 minutes.
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He is now paralyzed on the right side and has trouble communicating.
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Communicating that you just sipped hot soup, and your tongue is burnt.
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" The statement said Mika has "been alert, conscious and communicating through notes.
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As they absorb our ways of communicating, AIs learn other things too.
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Communicating about her symptoms is area where Flygare is trying to improve.
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The point of design is, you're communicating something through art, essentially, right?
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We have to be better at communicating complicated ideas to each other.
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Penelope Gazin: Keith steps in anytime we need a little help communicating.
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It was about communicating, doing our art, and being around other people.
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By the time I left, we were only communicating through terse WhatsApps.
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But is she truly communicating a healthy message to followers and fans?
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Although, to be fair, perhaps he was communicating with cancerous skin cells.
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Westwood is being charged with communicating threats and misusing the 911 network.
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People continue to be overwhelmingly decent when communicating in the old ways.
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Ms. Williams never returned to work and stopped communicating with Healing Arts.
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"Going in without communicating is almost like going in blind," Bernius explained.
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Remote workers should avoid overanalyzing social cues while communicating with their team.
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But he was good at communicating with the masses, he went on.
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By communicating early, you will have more options to get it resolved.
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As recently as last year, only 1,125 signals were communicating with cars.
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"They are communicating to each other all the time," Dr. Masello said.
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The issue with communicating things online is the evolving nature of connotations.
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Communicating one-on-one is going to be done by human beings.
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Communicating through actions and psychic messages works better than through words today.
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Marshall Webb, who was communicating with Navy SEAL Team Six commander Adm.
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So far, Dr. Blasey has been silent, communicating only through her lawyers.
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Meanwhile, his staff is scattered, communicating via teleconferencing, email and conference call.
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Fox News is communicating that panic over the virus is the problem.
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He's now facing 2 counts of communicating false information of planned arson.
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The moon in Gemini says: I feel comforted (moon) by communicating (Gemini).
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"And if the birds are communicating with one another, there's a chance."
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The bad mood around us, is it communicating itself to the academy?
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Being specific and brief is a good way of communicating this. 3.
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But in not affiliating with a major party, they are communicating something.
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Less quantifiably, Spoelstra is responsible for instilling and communicating Miami's organizational culture.
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It's this real back and forth, like you're communicating with another entity.
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More broadly, he said administration officials need to be better at communicating.
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How can you respond when communicating online seems so visible and permanent?
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Often, parent and child were prevented from communicating for weeks or longer.
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As war spread in Somalia, communicating with family there became increasingly difficult.
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They stand in front of her communicating a silent message of connection.
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" They are, she says, are "unknowingly communicating their pain to the horses.
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It was strange, too, to be communicating as two middle-aged people.
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Borrowers have also blamed the loan servicers for poorly communicating the rules.
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What message is the president communicating to the public about the media?
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Communicating by walkie-talkie, the search lasts three hours with no result.
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The point was communicating with the needy egomaniac in the Oval Office.
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What, we might ask, is he communicating to us, or to himself?
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You have to help us out by communicating your needs and goals.
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The Swedish Banker's Association is communicating the banks' views to the Riksbank.
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Communicating in these instances is often awkward and uncomfortable for everyone involved.
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However, scooter apps need to focus on communicating more effectively with riders.
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He also urged Taylor and Volker to refrain from communicating via text.
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Kanter has stopped communicating with them because of the fear of retribution.
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I learned a lot early on about communicating, shared goals and accountability.
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Early studies suggested that mammals used much simpler brain circuits for communicating.
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"I think Amazon has not done a great job communicating," he said.
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But central banks are known to be vague when communicating their strategy.
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In that same vein, Zuckerberg wants people communicating more with local politicians.
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They imbue their subjects with humanity while communicating extraordinary grief and loss.
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"This is the first generation for whom communicating with imagery is as popular if not more popular than communicating with words," argues Klein, explaining the thinking behind making a camera that's not just connected but supports DIY apps.
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They did not specify who delivered the threat or who received it, but the minister said Indian and Pakistani intelligence agencies "were communicating with each other during the fight, and even now they are communicating with each other".
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That would "require all persons in the incident area to stop making or communicating films or pictures of the incident area, and stop communicating text or audio messages about the ongoing security operations in the incident area," it added.
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Others prefer to spend their time communicating with their peers via academic journals.
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But the kid is troubled, and I have great difficulty communicating with him.
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Slack's a simple onboarding process that gets employees communicating with each other quickly.
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And I think most public companies are very good about communicating with investors.
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When we become fatigued, our body and our mind are communicating with us.
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And in terms of communicating with each other, what are the preferred areas?
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She allows her children (American born, citizens) to do much of her communicating.
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He said Democrats will focus on communicating the insufficiency of the replacement plan.
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You feel like on some deep level you're communicating with people through songs.
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Among those senior advisers regularly communicating with Russian nationals were Manafort and Flynn.
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So, the ACARS stopped communicating sometime between 2370:27 and 224:28 a.m.
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And then, it's all about communicating with your loved ones who aren't around.
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Williams has problems communicating and also has weak peripheral vision and motor dysfunction.
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At first it was "a presence," but then, he started communicating with her.
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Communicating by a satellite phone, Mr. Stowe soon learned that she was pregnant.
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It's also been coding it all, organizing it all and communicating it all.
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So it's important for women to advocate for themselves when communicating with doctors.
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But that doesn't appear to stop the clearly delighted dancing toddlers from communicating.
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"I was like, 'None of us are connecting or communicating,&apos" she recalls.
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The full stack is in service of capturing and communicating real-world moments.
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According to court records, Trent and the girl began communicating through texting apps.
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Schools are communicating with parents, and issuing rules and disciplinary actions if necessary.
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Perhaps GRU agents were communicating using a cryptographic method known to be unsafe.
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"If they aren't shopping with us, we aren't communicating with them," Vitale said.
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Cost: Free Sick of communicating via iMessage, Facebook and all that other stuff?
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Things like answering questions, identifying multiple users via voice, and communicating with others.
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Communication is often futile if you don't understand the person you're communicating with.
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That limits their potential for communicating outside of VR or conveying realistic emotion.
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It's supposed to be like people communicating and being nice to each other.
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So a police officer cannot be communicating a political message on the job.
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Maybe. Is Grande communicating that Chihiro is the feminist icon the world needs?
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As long as you're communicating and not delaying anything essential, don't stress it.
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Drills focused on different strategies for communicating with patients and evaluating their injuries.
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No, no, Facebook is a good way of communicating, and so is Twitter.
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"I made my choice long ago," she concludes, communicating that she… loves violence?
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Hunger is your body's way of communicating that you need to eat food.
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Or they accepted the label for the purposes of communicating in that space.
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"He has opened his eyes and is communicating with hand signals," she said.
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Pallone and Cummings take issue specifically with the restrictions on communicating with Congress.
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We are still communicating with our local markets about the plans moving forward.
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Rather, they began emailing more with some people and communicating less with others.
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But work still needs to be done on communicating this public health message.
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I have a classical background in research, statistics, and communicating with an audience.
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We have new tools, new technology and new ways of socializing and communicating.
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A few rounds later, they booted him from the group for not communicating.
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We will use your communicating ways to spread the content to entire world.
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Audio technology has allowed us to return to a seamless way of communicating.
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We can't be communicating with every single person we know all the time.
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Right. So a lot of the State Department's mission is reporting and communicating.
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Sometimes these barks are ridiculous, sometimes they're frustrating—but they're always communicating something.
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Many insurance providers do not cover emerging-technologies that assists patients in communicating.
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Hendricks had been communicating with the agent over an undisclosed social media network.
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As an only child, the pressure of communicating like an adult felt immense.
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Two synapses communicating are like two people talking to each other, says Savchenko.
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In June 2015, the lander started communicating sporadically with the Rosetta spacecraft again.
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She's messaging an older dude about their date tonight, and he's communicating terribly.
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"I was like, 'None of us are connecting or communicating,' " she recalled thinking.
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But when it comes to communicating what he actually believes, Biden often stumbles.
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It's easy to skip this step, and focus on just communicating a decision.
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Zschäpe remained almost entirely silent, communicating through lengthy statements read by her attorneys.
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However, Tillerson on Friday emphasized that he and the president are regularly communicating.
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Don't we want young people to feel comfortable communicating their desires and questions?
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You may not be communicating, but you do have that open line, regardless.
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But in communicating with the rest, it would form a more complex whole.
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When communicating our findings as scientists, we need to maintain a broad perspective.
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With 220 percent of devices communicating in plain text, breaking in becomes easy.
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Being open about your needs, and communicating them, will help things get better.
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Because you're talking about this idea because this is how people are communicating.
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Only you and the person you're communicating with can read or listen in.
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First and foremost, we're family, we're brothers, we've been communicating this whole time.
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Your gut and brain are constantly communicating using hormones, neurotransmitters and other chemicals.
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Friends could then send messages to those objects as a way of communicating.
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They're literally communicating to each other without talking and looking at each other.
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What exactly are most parents actually communicating these days in their sex talks?
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The second time, the Tocco's computerized brain stopped communicating with its mechanical parts.
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Communicating your personal preferences with your traveling party is an important first step.
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We are committed to providing timely information and communicating openly with our community.
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Mr. Drollinger is dedicated to communicating those views in weekly Bible study groups.
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NQ: It's great that Deirdre is talking about OKRs and tools for communicating.
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We are communicating with them now, and will issue a fuller statement later.
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In those societies, people may have begun communicating with symbolic images and pictures.
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"We've been communicating to them what's going on" about the conversations with Huffman.
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Where do you see the risks or what should the brand avoid communicating?
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For communicating with sources, I have to use way too many messaging apps.
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Communicating and interacting with your parents is something that I have always done.
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There is no indication that Mr. Stone knew he was communicating with Russians.
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"We should wait on communicating anything more privately," he wrote in an Aug.
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"I thought, There must be a better way of communicating stories," she said.
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The senators are communicating through note-passing like they're back in middle school.
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If we can't get people's attention, then we are not communicating our policy.
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This is especially important when it comes to collaborating and communicating across teams.
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One thing making this possible is that communicating with computers has become easier.
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There also was some talk about communicating the inflation goal to the public.
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That's something that I never completely understood communicating and interacting with a person.
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No cameras were allowed to film the unfinished software communicating with unreleased hardware.
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After the two sexual assaults, the lawsuit says, Taylor stopped communicating with Brown.
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"Many times, companies are communicating technical recyclability versus practical recyclability," Mr. Szaky said.
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The police said he was "traumatized" and initially had trouble communicating with detectives.
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Like when a thousand fish swim in the right direction, seemingly not communicating.
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The SPS has been using the IMSI catchers to stop inmates from communicating.
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In reality, communicating digitally requires a little more effort than it does IRL.
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Communicating with them would have meant talking through our masks in unfamiliar languages.
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Going forward, they are committed to doing a better job communicating with us.
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"Changes are being made, but no one is communicating with us," he says.
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Today brings unexpected news, and you yourself may be communicating a surprise message.
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So we began making art and communicating sort of simultaneously through the mail.
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We end up communicating in questions and instructions to do with the kids.
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"Due to these outages, families are having a difficult time communicating with loved ones, first responders have faced challenges communicating and people are having difficulty getting their prescriptions filled because of the inability to connect to a network," Scott said Tuesday.
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Those people are just choosing a different style of communicating, and it might clash with some of the expectations, but by choosing that style and communicating in that way, they are going to run into those clashes, and how we navigate that is something that's still ongoing and something that we as humans, who are really great at communicating, we navigate this in our everyday lives all the time.
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"People need ways of communicating better with partners outside the firewall," Yared told me.
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No ID and no location means you never really know who's communicating with you.
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Second, communicating with the world is far more important than any ICOed founder thinks.
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Communicating customer empathy at every stage of our product development creates emphasis and action.
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There's a lot of exaggerated hand signals when it comes to communicating with him.
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In general, North American English and Bolivian Spanish are pretty sophisticated about communicating color.
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Communicating with CNN via Twitter, the blogger asked to remain anonymous for safety reasons.
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"If people are communicating about [the spending], then you wouldn't have issues," Vasileff said.
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According to the indictment, the Americans did not know they were communicating with Russians.
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Asrary, pretending to be Bieber, started communicating with the victim through Kik, investigators claim.
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Gadgets used to say something about their buyers, communicating fashion sense or nerd cred.
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Others, like communicating through dynamic holograms, feel like some far-fetched Blade Runner reality.
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The phone is communicating directly with the car just as your key fob does.
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When a couple has trouble communicating productively like this, that's where psychotherapy becomes essential.
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Twitter was a tool for communicating directly with supporters and yelling at the media.
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We are communicating this request to the Department of Justice and FBI this evening.
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It's essentially communicating that 'We either get on board or we get passed by'.
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Feeling confident in your choices, and communicating clearly with your team of medical professionals.
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Having a relationship where we are both comfortable communicating our needs to each other.
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It turned out the employee was not communicating with the rest of his country.
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The guidelines are official policy and apply when employees are communicating in the workplace.
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The following guidelines are official policy and apply when you're communicating in the workplace.
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I was communicating with my daughter and with all those people in that circle.
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This disjointed way of communicating in the modern world just makes everything more exhausting.
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Spotters with night vision goggles were on the ground, communicating with the jump teams.
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Being direct in communicating the meeting's purpose is the first step, the executive said.
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Instagram is like a school where teenagers are learning very sophisticated ways of communicating.
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In the meantime, some farms will stick to the old-fashioned way of communicating.
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The New York Fed polls big investment firms on how well they are communicating.
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Everybody was just communicating with their eyes because nobody could really hear anything initially.
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Prior to the incident, the source said Caffrey and Staub were not communicating directly.
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"When we talk to people, we're doing more than just communicating," Dr. Tagliamonte explains.
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More From TONIC: Individuals with autism often have trouble identifying and communicating their feelings.
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And — here's the key — we're communicating that, above all else, they must be thin.
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So, moving, shooting, communicating in the face of enemy fire — not quite there yet.
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"He's able to mouth words to us, so that's how he's communicating," says Linda.
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So yeah, between all the social media and texting and communicating with friends, absolutely.
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Statistically, I think 1 in 3 people are communicating with each other via Facebook.
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They're not communicating with you, or only hit you up at the last minute.
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Milo attracts the attention of young people because he is communicating conservative ideas differently.
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Radio is also an important way of communicating public safety information to mass audiences.
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"She's just having such a difficult time even communicating what occurred to her," Cmdr.
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And I wanted to make sure that I was communicating my awareness of that.
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Meanwhile, emails show that her staff was communicating with the state regularly exchanging information.
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Art to me is a way of sharing, of communicating with the outside world.
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Each scene occupies an eighth of the mural, communicating a deeper sense of equality.
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Government leaker Edward Snowden has personally advocated for people to start communicating on Signal.
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All of the arts share the same goal: of communicating from artist to audience.
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Easygoing vibes flow in your relationships today, Cancer, especially when it comes to communicating.
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I have been unintentionally communicating a photoshopped version of my own face for months.
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They watch Fox News religiously and are Facebook-savvy, perhaps from communicating with grandkids.
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Weiner was fully aware of the girl's age when they were communicating, prosecutors said.
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They converse with us and with each other, traversing vast lands and communicating underground.
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Then they take the lead in communicating about system developments with the company's leadership.
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He was able to move his toes and was communicating with doctors, ESPN reported.
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Del Pino said he would be communicating directly with bondholders to discuss the offer.
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Gradually I became better at communicating with my partner and more instinctual at net.
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I asked her if she felt as though she were still communicating with him.
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Eliasch specified problems with identifying performance-enhancing drugs and communicating associated risks to athletes.
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Bells and speaking tubes for communicating with servants are still set in the walls.
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When she was found she was conscious and communicating but suffering from cold exposure.
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But it may be doable, and Hughes believes that is a message worth communicating.
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Emergency officials were specific and certain that someone was communicating with them from below.
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And as we learn, he's also capable of communicating, caring for others, and love.
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Miller says the greatest challenge transitioning to this product is communicating with sales teams.
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Having problems communicating is a valid reason not to want to live with someone.
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Today is all about communicating and connecting with your partners, both romantic and friendly.
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It seemed too complicated Sometimes, the act of communicating one's needs can be emotional.
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"I would just shut down and then we would just stop communicating," he said.
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"He was very taken aback that no one was communicating with him," Dietl said.
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"They're all working together, either in parallel or communicating with one another," said Klayman.
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The group itself is opaque, communicating mainly by infrequent posts on Twitter and YouTube.
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But she remained as candid as ever in communicating her opinions to the performers.
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Each element and compositional decision is made in service of communicating a single sentiment.
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This isn't about the message Trump is communicating to the press or to voters.
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It reminds employees about the dangers of communicating over email and other security hazards.
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"Maybe we did not do a good enough job of communicating," Mr. Zegna said.
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And then Irma didn't really hit so badly but we had the people communicating.
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SESTA makes just the mere act of communicating with each other into a crime.
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It was a way of communicating across the cultural and musical divide, he added.
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Manga has many scenes communicating emotions, such as a lightbulb for a new idea.
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Many states still lack a standard means for communicating with non-registered internet sellers.
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All the cooks double as servers, communicating with the guests as much as possible.
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Communicating with other parents in a similar situation will help to clarify your position.
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"We're not good at communicating," Emily finally told Shane, after asking for his attention.
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The family yearns to stop communicating via patchy video calls and reunite in Europe.
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Meanwhile, like other Harley executives, Zeitz is working remotely and is communicating by video.
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Interestingly, the way scientists are communicating is changing as a response to the outbreak.
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The women's rights activists were accused of communicating with organizations opposed to the kingdom.
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Had they been right, we'd be communicating with extraterrestrials and time-traveling by now.
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"Unfortunately, what we haven't done a good job (at), historically, is communicating," he said.
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The available qualified providers face another challenge: communicating with other systems caring for children.
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Meryl Streep, reading from Murray's journals, does well communicating her emotional and intellectual acuity.
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"I also like managing it myself and communicating with the brands directly," she said.
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Most of us spend our time communicating through texts, emails, and other digital means.
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Where FlipKey hiccuped, she acknowledged, was in communicating with Ms. Beattie during her trip.
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She's communicating that they are confident in the vote, in the message they're sending.
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Students need two skills to succeed as lawyers and as professionals: listening and communicating.
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"We have all this data and now it's about harnessing it and communicating it."
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WILLEMS: The audience is just a bunch of strangers, but they're communicating as well.
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After email, the next most preferred way of communicating is through in-person conversations.
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The lawsuit says that after the two sexual assaults, Taylor stopped communicating with Brown.
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If South Korea were communicating with North Korea, we should be demanding several things.
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They also have to cope with the frustrations of communicating across a language barrier.
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"I'm better at communicating with older patients who have hearing loss," Dr. Cohen said.
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But there are dozens of cell types communicating through even further dozens of signals.
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"This is where most normal people spend most of their time communicating," he said.
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But what if extraterrestrials are communicating with a technology as yet unknown to humans?
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And that's our way of communicating now with the community, or has been, right?
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She saw that following the storm's destruction, even emergency responders were having trouble communicating.
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He said that families could also avoid communicating using technology that could be tracked.
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With new forms of digital touch and means of communicating, who knows what's next?
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Mercury retrograde's end means that you and a crush will begin communicating more clearly.
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The New York Times first reported that the two sets of lawyers had stopped communicating.
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How are the birds communicating so that it seems like they're all following a blueprint?
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I communicate for a living but I'm terrible at communicating with people I care about.
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They do a terribly job communicating these policies and a wildly inconsistent job enforcing them.
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Just like those before them, today's Gen Z teens have their own way of communicating.
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We feel one way and are another and art is one basic means of communicating.
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"This whole group of brokers, they're communicating with a broader set of investors," Farley said.
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Congress should be no different when solving problems for or communicating with the American people.
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When you can't see the person you're communicating with, an emoji is an effective option.
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You have to be mobile friendly as a first line of communicating to the consumer.
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It's also interesting to see that the startup is communicating about its profits and losses.
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We believe this is an excellent example of two sides communicating and finding common ground.
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He's too weak and ill to speak and has been communicating by blinking his eyes.
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Snapchat's core feature is communicating through a camera using pictures and videos instead of text.
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Customers would frown, and I would ring them up for their $10 alternative to communicating.
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"I think Huawei is under-communicating the work it will take to make this successful."
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The two then began communicating and Clarisa offered the free baby clothes and a stroller.
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And the touchscreen of a phone is a clumsy way of communicating with the software.
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Tintin has baffled many experts with his loyalty and his way of communicating with me.
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I'm still communicating with my higher self when I'm creating, but there are different aspects.
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You'll feel comfortable communicating information to colleagues of all stripes, from entry level to CEO.
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While this was reassuring, I'm not communicating with my doctor or her team every day.
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The company said it's communicating with the government to restore Tantan as soon as possible.
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For the most part, everyone in the game was positive, talking to each other, communicating.
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American forces are one step closer to communicating through the water and defeating enemy jamming.
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It doesn&apost appear that he was very active online communicating with, for example, ISIS.
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But there were "no problems" communicating with the North, a ministry spokesman said on Wednesday.
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It is so close to communicating some sort of semantic meaning without achieving as much.
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I told you of my plans to leave New York, and then you stopped communicating.
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Other apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, and Signal already provide users with encrypted means of communicating.
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Then there's the concept itself: a cartoon, communicating the relentlessness of terror and military action.
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And not spending time communicating during meals can contribute to other problems down the road.
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Audiences are changing, and communicating properly with different demographics is more important now than ever.
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To prevent, making, moving or selling electricity, and prevent undertaking of electronic commerce and communicating.
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Technology is driving new processes, expectations, and ways of communicating on a near daily basis.
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Finlayson has been having a hard time communicating with other people due to her condition.
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At the same time, the nodes are communicating with one another to coordinate their efforts.
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I prefer Luna talking, communicating, understanding how to take care of herself to some extent.
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They requested anonymity, saying the militants killed those they caught communicating with the outside world.
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His speech has been quite limited … and this is kind of his way of communicating.
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Just by downloading an app, anyone anywhere can give communicating with Morse code a try.
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According to Reuters, police said the neo-Nazis were communicating with possible customers via WhatsApp.
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"She may not have received the message that I thought I was communicating," Shores says.
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Lampert's previous missteps, communicating and otherwise, were well documented over the course of the trial.
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The engineers watched the screens in silence, communicating between themselves via a secure chat channel.
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You're probably better off communicating with your partner about what feels good and what doesn't.
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In communicating any such restrictions, we expect hosts to use clear, factual, non-derogatory terms.
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Your Gemini friend hits their maximum stride today, communicating and connecting with nimbleness and impact.
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The pair of them have a strange way of communicating, but that's what they've said.
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For artist Jill Pelto, communicating the seriousness of climate change has become a personal mission.
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From an outside view, my ex and I should not be "fine" let alone communicating.
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Go out tonight: You'll be extremely lucky when it comes to making connections and communicating.
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" You can't have a healthy relationship if you're not communicating about finances together," he said.
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" That's why parents should be "on top of how kids are communicating with their phones.
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McGraw was arrested and charged with assault, disorderly conduct and communicating threats the next day.
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We just started communicating with them and I feel like it evolved organically from there.
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It's had practice communicating about the way it deals with bad ads and bad actors.
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Anyway, they probably should have been more careful when communicating what their product actually was.
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It's clear to see your limits when it comes to communicating, which can feel awkward.
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While WhatsApp/Messenger are for communicating privately with friends and/or in more bounded groups.
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Ultimately, these narratives shape the choices people make by communicating to them where they belong.
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According to the court documents, Huerta also admitted to communicating with the student via Snapchat.
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But her presence resonated, attendees said, communicating a measure of solidarity in a wrenching moment.
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In 2012, some of them were busted after communicating via IRC with an FBI informant.
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In reality, of course, Trump was always communicating a message that most people found repugnant.
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Communicating with a gentle nod and a smile, Travis acknowledged he had tears, as well.
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The citizens themselves are constantly surveying their situation, watching in silence and communicating in whispers.
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Republicans shrugged off those ties as evidence Manafort was knowingly communicating with the Russian government.
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There's little chance of communicating effectively if you don't understand where someone is at emotionally.
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He said the weather and communicating with foreign air traffic controllers were his biggest challenges.
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Pacheco said Cayey had no way of communicating with the outside world for three months.
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During World War I, homing pigeons were a huge part of communicating on the battlefield.
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"We've collected and digitized all this data but it's not communicating with another," Moore explained.
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Conservative messaging guru and pollster Frank Luntz brought DeVos ideas for communicating her policy priorities.
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SNAPCHAT IS ABOUT COMMUNICATING WITH CLOSE FRIENDS AND SEEMS LIKE TIKTOK IS A POPULARITY CONTEST.
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The communicating world marched en masse to secure platforms like WhatsApp, iMessage, Telegram, and Signal.
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That begins with clearly and honestly communicating the best scientific understanding we have available today.
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"You think it's faster communicating over email but it can actually be a time suck."
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Many smaller countries have used internet blackouts to block organizing and communicating by social movements.
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Hochschild conveys that she genuinely likes the people she meets, communicating their dignity and values.
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" Why it matters: "Can't underscore enough how important communicating that is for November '18 prospects.
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It became more of a sound-creating instrument and less of a text-communicating one.
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There's something unrelaxed about the way she is communicating," he said on MSNBC's "Morning Joe.
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Communicating these ideas and questions doesn't have to come outside the context of the scene.
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In the US, barbershops have been consistently used as research sites for communicating health messages.
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If things seem unfair, there can be passive-aggressive modes of communicating a power imbalance.
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The sit-in was organized by communicating with employees via internal mailing lists, they said.
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Communicating directly with citizens where they are already having conversations has become a new normal.
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Avenatti also said he didn't do anything wrong in communicating with Cohen at the restaurant.
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But it's not too late to start communicating clearly and consistently now, with one voice.
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I like it because it's implicitly ironic, communicating happiness and alarm in one fell swoop.
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Communicating ahead of time with partners can prevent fighting and stress during the day, too.
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But Indigenous people were communicating, sharing knowledge and influencing one another throughout the Western hemisphere.
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Online platforms like Handshake are transforming the way students and employers are communicating and connecting.
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Electric fleets are also a tool for communicating the effectiveness of E.V.s to the public.
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It is also communicating with the EEC's leadership to offer full access to its platform.
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Also, like Roosevelt, Trump is using new methods of communicating with the public to succeed.
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Language apps also struggle with some of the unspoken aspects of communicating in a language.
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"We are compiling a list and have already started communicating to impacted voters," Peñalosa said.
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We will be communicating separately to employees whose roles don't allow WFH with additional guidance.
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It's when we're all communicating from different places that you see some of that dissonance.
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They change the way they are communicating to take into account what their audience knows.
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" They requested ideas "for communicating the advantages of cooperation and friendship amongst people and nations.
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Communicating with one eye may not seem like much, but it was something to behold.
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After I told them I wouldn't be writing the story, we are no longer communicating.
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Nevertheless, NASA declined to extend it further, citing the complexity of communicating with the spacecraft.
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It's apparently safe, but the mayor apologized for not communicating this to residents. http://bzfd.
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But the minutes said officials were concerned about the challenge of communicating their increased uncertainty.
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We have fans communicating with us that they are upset that we're even considering it.
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Communicating quickly with world leaders other than Russia has long proved challenging for US leaders.
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Communicating benefits, progress, and success more than statistics or aspirations instills a sense of trust.
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Without communicating directly with the restaurant, delivery platforms may list incorrect menus or outdated prices.
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And he stressed the importance of communicating and listening to the other's point of view.
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The UAW and GM, while communicating, appear to be at a "standstill," according to Lightbody.
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In fact, your non-verbal signals are responsible for communicating 55 percent of your message.
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A few days after the September post, I asked Hollier if he was over-communicating.
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After the two sexual assaults in 2017, the lawsuit says, Taylor stopped communicating with Brown.
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And Ryan has issued several statements, communicating on behalf of the paper as a whole.
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He said livestreaming is more than broadcasting -- it's "communicating," because people comment in real time.
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It's our principal means of gaining information and disseminating it and communicating to one another.
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On the island, both recruits and trainers were forbidden from communicating with the outside world.
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"He said Huawei is facing great difficulties communicating with Western public opinion," Mr. Hu wrote.
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If somebody doesn't understand you, not communicating with her won't help her understand you better.
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These are people with experience communicating to the Republicans who are now wavering on Trump.
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The couple previously explained that they started communicating via text, thanks to a mutual friend.
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There are times when the dancers and singers interact, communicating through shared glances or touch.
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Executives at other equipment suppliers said they were communicating closely with the Japanese industry ministry.
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You will have extra help communicating with your partners when Mercury enters Taurus on Sunday.
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I wish I could tell them, but you don't at that point we're not communicating.
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It's communicating with our customers in ways that they haven't been communicated to before, right?
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Today he did like six of them, but it feels like he's communicating almost constantly.
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From the average beach-walker, the piers even appeared to be communicating telepathicly with each.
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A fake version of "UzbekChat" appears to be intended for people in or communicating with Uzbekistan.
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He was pretending to be me and communicating with my team with a fake email address.
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If we're serious about communicating forecast uncertainty, people hearing somewhat different numbers can send that message.
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On Saturday, Tillerson said the U.S. was directly communicating with Pyongyang over its nuclear weapons program.
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"It's like our thing," Khloé says of her and Kim's interest in communicating with the supernatural.
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This is another very blunt way of communicating a pretty huge change in the Starks' situation.
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But once things started not working for me, I stopped communicating and basically stopped being respectful.
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CRM and communicating directly with customers is "what got us to where we are," he said.
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Communicating—especially about cash—has been difficult during this Mercury retrograde, and today is no exception.
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Minder warns that similar high profile targets should exercise additional caution about communicating over any app.
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They ensure that I'm communicating with 100 percent access, which wouldn't have happened 20 years ago.
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ET, Bates tweeted out a goodbye to fans who'd been communicating with her throughout the evening.
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Q: How do you see the BOJ using its new forward guidance in communicating with markets?
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Third, Chandra says, Google needs to do a better job of communicating its principles around privacy.
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In fact, after reading this Twitter thread, men might consider communicating a bit more like women.
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Clark and Jordan's mother, Esther Gonzalez, began communicating late last year about the possibility of meeting.
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The Boston Herald, citing police, reports Veracka allegedly started communicating with the teen in September 2018.
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The chairman position is a non-executive position, running the board meetings and communicating with shareholders.
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Amazon was communicating something important about itself by cramming so much into such a small space.
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We're sorry for disappointing you, and we're sorry for not communicating more clearly along the way.
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I played along with some back-and-forth emails until he got suspicious and stopped communicating.
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Communicating science's value will be critical in order to appeal to an increasingly business-oriented administration.
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"A parallel part of my identity is communicating to people in my own faith," she added.
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Detectives do not know if he had been communicating with people from the bunker, DeNovi said.
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In other words, accounts you probably don't want communicating with you or looking at your profile.
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Whether that is retailers better communicating with their customers ... whether it's travel, whether it's real estate.
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Gang Starr hadn't dropped an album in seven years, and the duo had stopped communicating entirely.
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Mirroring is the act of mimicking those around us, establishing a rapport between the people communicating.
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His style is very different from Mr Trump's brash, shoot-from-the-hip way of communicating.
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The president's manner of communicating sensitive information has also strained relations with another key ally, Britain.
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The airline is communicating with local police in Hong Kong and other relevant authorities, it said.
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Communicating with his staff and getting reliable answers from them has been a challenge for months.
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Loop makes communicating, playing media and looking stuff up easier when you have your hands full.
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In general, God of War isn't great at communicating how certain aspects of the game work.
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Wing says it's also communicating with locals to make sure things go as smoothly as possible.
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"Physicians also need more training in communicating easily and effectively with all their patients," Penner said.
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Your ruling planet Mercury connects with Neptune, creating a gentle atmosphere for communicating with your partners.
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This is one where I could have done a significantly better job of communicating this story.
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That means that while communication channels are changing, communicating effectively will be more important than ever.
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State officials are tasked with testing their water and communicating what they find to their communities.
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Google has also been lining up businesses that want to replace SMS for communicating with customers.
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It seems that communicating a moral vision through inspiring leadership is more important today than ever.
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Once you've established how you will be communicating about finances, it's important to do so consistently.
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"They are criminalizing us," said Karla Avelar, head of rights group, Communicating and Training Transwomen (COMCAVIS).
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She later joined Facebook, where she focused on the safety of its one billion people communicating.
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Notwithstanding, the only publicly known evidence of Manning and Assange communicating so far are chat logs.
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Dan Werthhimer: I think people should start thinking about the consequences of communicating with other civilizations.
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The actor brings real yearning to the story, his baby face communicating Hank's brittle, sensitive unraveling.
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So there are local factors that are important to keep in mind when communicating that information.
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Trump has used Twitter, one of his favorite ways of communicating, to hit back at Romney.
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Yet e-mail stubbornly remains the favourite way of communicating electronically at work and at home.
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There is something unrelaxed about the way she is communicating and I think it just jumps.
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MORE's executive order banned former officials from communicating with employees of their agency for two years.
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He's communicating with people through his own platform, where he has amassed 20103 million Facebook followers.
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That's what disgruntled customer Laura Carrie has been doing while communicating with the telecommunications company, Telstra.
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However, one of the biggest twists in the story came when he began communicating with Samsung.
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"June quit communicating with Mike and letting Alana see Mike after we got together," added Jennifer.
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First two Starlink demo satellites, called Tintin A & B, deployed and communicating to Earth stations pic.twitter.
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All the while, U.S. and Russian military officials have been regularly communicating, U.S. officials told Reuters.
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"We have to find a very wide range of ways of communicating about this," Hawkins said.
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By contrast, Foxx recused herself from Jussie's case after she'd admitted to communicating with Smollett's family.
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Then, he reveals to me that he's a medium, capable of communicating with spirits and trees.
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From now on, it will use this rate in taking and communicating its monetary policy decisions.
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I had a really hard time communicating and would spend most of my time at home.
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Communicating will feel way easier, with the planet of logic, Mercury, in an intellectual Air sign.
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Either way, focus on communicating confidence and commitment to your team, rather than arrogance or superiority.
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"The two most effective ways of communicating with Trump are 'Fox & Friends' and 'Hannity,' " Gingrich added.
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And all this apparently was done without communicating with duly constituted members of his own administration.
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The process is its own reward, each round a half-day exercise in communicating and connecting.
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But so far, most of the nation's EHRs are not communicating, and that is costing taxpayers.
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It's about communicating the full context of what you're saying and what you want to accomplish.
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Similarly, new and innovative ways of communicating educational options and outcomes to young people are needed.
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Do this by communicating through the Airbnb website — not by sending personal emails back and forth.
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Her favorite tangible sign of couples who are communicating well about money is a simple spreadsheet.
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The person he's communicating with holds the board between them and follows along as he spells.
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The thing that Samsung can control, and should do better at, is communicating with its customers.
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He did a great job communicating in between innings and stuff, so I'm encouraged by that.
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Welcome new methods of working and communicating, and offer your own suggestions to improve team productivity
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Be careful when you're communicating with anyone you don't personally know online, and trust your instincts.
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The men believed they were communicating with me and Nick shared private details of my life.
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Effectively communicating to adversaries that meddling in an election will be viewed as a hostile act.
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The benefits of communicating an intent to meet North Korean actions with specific responses are threefold.
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GRAHAM: Did you do a bad job as a CEO of communicating displeasure of such thoughts?
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The program would include teaching agents "specialized strategies" for helping and communicating with elder abuse victims.
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Before starting the project, he had difficulty communicating, which he says made him unhappy and lonely.
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But she could also hold her own in her work organizing recordings and communicating with musicians.
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It's crucial that everyone involved be communicating properly to ensure the safety of the people inside.
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Musk is supposed to get approval from Tesla's board before communicating potentially material information to investors.
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When you drink in excess, brain cells stop communicating as fast and precisely with one another.
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Because you're switching from one to the other and they're not even communicating with each other.
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Bannon has no problem bluntly communicating that his agenda is at odds with the GOP establishment.
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A new project could come your way, especially one concerning Mercury's themes: writing, communicating, or travel.
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IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHO IS WATCHING WHAT YOU CREATE, HOW CAN YOU FEEL COMFORTABLE COMMUNICATING?
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Producing regular content and communicating with readers have been top priorities for Food52 from day one.
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And worse, instead of his communicating with the media, one has to look up his tweets.
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The United States should also put more effort into communicating with China in an unprovocative way.
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Mr. Gursel was specifically charged with communicating with Gulen supporters through the Bylock encrypted messaging app.
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In future iOS versions Apple made the restrictions on communicating with iPhones over USB stronger too.
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If your company uses Slack for communicating, make sure notifications are set up on your watch.
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Emails, memos, social media town halls and communicating over the ship's announcement system are all encouraged.
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Parazynski has seen the benefits of staying connected and communicating across his varied experiences with isolation.
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P.H.: I think people feel excluded by how the climate establishment has been communicating its message.
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Photography has long been a medium for communicating science to the public and for scientific investigation.
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Dr. Barie said she often lacked the mental capacity to make decisions and had trouble communicating.
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Does being a writer make you better at creating an online dating profile and communicating online?
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Some investigators believed that China had cracked the C.I.A.'s system for communicating with its informants.
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For the No campaign, Rome keeps communicating on traditional platforms, such as Facebook, Twitter and Youtube.
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State and city police used different radio systems during the rally, preventing them from communicating effectively.
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In the world of Zoo, the animals are communicating telepathically with one another across the world.
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These have become his main means of communicating with the party, his base and the public.
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Communicating in numerous languages across half a dozen mediums: email, WhatsApp, text message, Facebook and more.
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Mr. Jeffries said that Brooksville had done a good job so far in communicating with residents.
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While they appear to be communicating with light, "who knows what they're saying," said Dr. Garm.
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After months of work I could feel my brain, eyes, ears and body communicating properly again.
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This part of the presentation deals with the importance of communicating about the outbreak within hospitals.
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So how can New York City do a better job of communicating the energy benchmarking scores?
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But, it has also proven to be useful for communicating with people and getting travel recommendations.
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And experts advise anyone who is having trouble communicating to get his or her hearing checked.
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"But now, he explained, Facebook will focus on communicating more clearly what the company "stands for.
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" Faith, Mr. Benenson added, "can be a potent force for communicating with voters who value that.
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Previously released information suggested Harvey and Parnas began communicating at least as early as January 2019.
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" Here's the company's statement: "We are communicating with some customers regarding changes to their mobile plans.
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"Dancing has always been a way of communicating with people who didn't understand me," she said.
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What does it take to really foster that, to be always working together and always communicating?
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Weibo said it was communicating with relevant government authorities to understand the scope of the notice.
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More important, subscribers had the right to pass through a communicating door backstage, even during performances.
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And we also listen in on him communicating with the other balloon pilots via walky-talky.
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Because I can't speak, we often resort to communicating by text messages while cuddling in bed.
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They view them as better than white physicians in communicating, providing respectful treatment and being available.
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It therefore sees something like AVTR as a literal and metaphorical vehicle for communicating those goals.
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I use encrypted chat programs like WhatsApp and Signal for communicating with sources and, increasingly, colleagues.
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"By April we should be communicating our final decision on their application to them," he said.
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It's no secret that we're not communicating very well across political and other divides right now.
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Since both satellites are dead, astronomers have no way of communicating with them and initiating maneuvers.
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To work smarter, researchers suggest communicating more clearly and more often with your manager and colleagues.
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We must reform our current policy to make sure we are communicating clearly our true intentions.
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In his statement, Ghosn said he looked forward to communicating "freely" with journalists starting next week.
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In my area, at least, we're communicating more often, farmer to farmer, about our planting choices.
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"The old network ... was less about communicating high level policies and rather about surveillance," she said.
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Congressional parties devote an enormous amount of effort communicating their party's message and underscoring their successes.
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"We have to get back to communicating in our families," Francis said in his unscripted remarks.
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And if apps aren't clearly communicating the rules to riders, the uncertainty poses an additional threat.
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"With the White House and Congress I am communicating a message about brownfields," he told mayors.
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The men believed they were communicating with me, and Nick shared private details of my life.
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To be clear: The neurons in these brains were not communicating, so there was no consciousness.
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He also confirms that he asked Kislyak about communicating through a secure line at the embassy.
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And it's better than the phone in some ways because the person communicating has more agency.
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I like re-painting cartoons and think it's a really good way of communicating with people.
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Surprises come your way this morning, and later today, you'll find that communicating will totally exhaust you.
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But then the harsh reality of contracts, intellectual property rights, invoicing and communicating with clients sets in.
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So, were Trump associates communicating with or coordinating with Russian actors regarding these hacks in any way?
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And she looked at us as if communicating with her eyes that she couldn't wait to leave.
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Blinks can help answer simple questions, but this "is an extremely limited means of communicating," Ramsey said.
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Police tried communicating with the nude man, who allegedly responded by throwing glass shards at the officers.
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Team members, whether in the room or remote, can all collaborate on shared documents while communicating verbally.
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Sources have told TMZ that the couple has been communicating regularly and are inching closer to reconciliation.
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Snapchat has made communicating more of a game by letting people send annotated selfies and short videos.
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And the kids were communicating through this music about their love, their hopes, their dreams, their aspirations.
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An example of a broadcasting device communicating with the network and identifying various users in a household.
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After Zauner's mum passed away, songwriting became a way of communicating when grief left her uncharacteristically withdrawn.
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She is reasonably upset to find out that Rich has been communicating with Moniece behind her back.
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She's also not communicating with her Instagram followers — though that doesn't mean she isn't using the app.
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Communicating with a player, Davis says, is not only against the rules but grounds for immediate termination.
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I just don&apost understand why the Philadelphia Eagles ball club and Donald Trump aren&apost communicating.
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Disaster recovery is notoriously challenging even for administrations that are well organized, staffed, and excel at communicating.
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In fact, when communicating with providers and bill collectors, we've been asking them to sue the patient.
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They fall in love after spending quality time opening up to each other and communicating their feelings.
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With no time to lament, Hague went to work, communicating with the ground controllers in fluent Russian.
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Tillerson on #Syria: We coordinated carefully with international partners in terms of communicating; response from allies supportive.
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Daryle cognitively functions on a first-grade level – he struggles expressing emotion, dressing himself and communicating effectively.
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Effective marketing is really just about communicating your values in a way that's meaningful to the customer.
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She was nonverbal and homeless from birth, meaning she had no education and few ways of communicating.
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Acquiring such artworks is relatively easy; effectively communicating them, creating relevant narratives around them, is much harder.
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And he's doing what few humans have done before: communicating with a robot using facial cues alone.
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Google says it reviews apps to make sure they are clearly communicating what they have access to.
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Over 12 years later, ESA intends to overcome that failure by successfully landing and communicating with Schiaparelli.
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"At the moment as of now I just want to keep communicating about our relationship," Catelynn said.
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" Yet another complainant who came forward in 2004 was found to have credible allegations, but "stopped communicating.
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Before that, as a guy, I honestly can't say that I ever thought about communicating my consent.
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The uses of those services ranged from propaganda telecommunications to communicating with Chinese soldiers at remote outposts.
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And over at NASA's Science Mission Directorate, it's business as usual with no directive to stop communicating.
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Democrats note that the investigation began "more than seven weeks" before the FBI began communicating with Steele.
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Backit helps creators manage their crowdfunding campaigns: setting goals, communicating with backers, finding manufacturers, and so on.
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"It's all about communicating with others, whether it's during language acquisition or just verbal communication," Cannon said.
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Again, we're all learning beings and so I still learn how to make sure I'm communicating well.
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So much of the series is about the characters talking to each other but not really communicating.
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Maeve is communicating directly with Aketcheta, who promises her to care for her daughter as his own.
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They were told that the goal was to rack up points for communicating successfully over 16 rounds.
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She's been accused by prosecutors of communicating with James through other inmates' phone time to avoid detection.
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They also have a single button built-in for switching tracks, adjusting volume, and communicating with Siri.
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Intentionality — knowing what you want, communicating it, and adjusting course as needed — helps ensure that it is.
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And apps like Zello and Nextdoor were essential for communicating during recovery efforts in Texas and Florida.
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By 2030, however, both Voyagers will cease communicating with NASA, but they will continue sailing through space.
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We're committed to doing better, and communicating more openly about our efforts to do so, going forward.
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Err on the side of over-communicating, even if you annoy a few people in the process.
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DeYoung said Frazee of nearby Florissant, Colorado, had so far been communicating with authorities through his lawyer.
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We are well prepared, the first phase now of communicating very very intensively with the American agencies.
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As for me, I'm determined to someday meet my person, but for now, we'll keep communicating wordlessly.
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But I was interested in communicating where and how horrible sustained drought is in a single view.
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Communicating during sex is a MUST, and I actually think it's rude if you're not vocal, LOL.
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News had reported that Page was under investigation for communicating with senior Russian officials about US policy.
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As soon as she could begin communicating, Fleischmann wanted to tell her mother that she loves her.
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As the people responsible for communicating their organizations' messages to the world, PR representatives have hard jobs.
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It allows users to translate dinner menus and signs in real time, making communicating abroad much easier.
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Meeting someone in person after only communicating online can be terrifying – but the payoff can be huge.
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Over the years, human drivers have gotten pretty good at communicating intent to the people around them.
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Emojis have become a part of our online vocabulary and younger generations use them frequently when communicating.
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Being at the forefront of a new frontier for communicating with customers seems to have its advantages.
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Police already use remote controlled robots for everything from bomb disposal to communicating with holed-up gunmen.
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" It must be pretty tough to deal with if you're communicating with someone who died tragically. "Yes.
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Self-driving cars are safest when they are operating around and communicating with other self-driving cars.
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They "were alert and communicating" with the university's staff, according to a statement released by the university.
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I'll get better at communicating the real good in being single, rather than accepting the presumed embarrassment.
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There is even a video montage of Republicans urging the president to resist communicating with his thumbs.
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Graham told reporters that he was communicating with the leader of the conservative House Freedom Caucus, Rep.
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And we're going to try to do better with communicating these changes honestly and clearly to developers.
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And, according to one data scientist, he's a master at communicating effectively and inspiring others to perform.
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A few rounds later, Loop's team voted to kick him from the game because he wasn't communicating.
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If there is an audience, then I am communicating with them through whatever work I am doing.
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In the Oscar-nominated film Arrival, he played the smart and patient physics professor, communicating with aliens.
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And HoloLens creator Alex Kipman hasn't exactly shied away from hyperbole in communicating this inevitable roadmap either.
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But I think that's just part of how this band is good at communicating on different levels.
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They didn't buy it: he was arrested on charges of "communicating of false information of planned arson."
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Studies have found that emoji actually replicate the effects of emotional contagion when we are communicating online.
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Many leaders also think that they're great communicators, not realizing that they're only communicating in one direction.
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Forbes said candidate and president Ronald Reagan, on the other hand, was great at communicating his vision.
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"The person you're talking to or communicating with, have your feet going in their direction," she says.
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Beyond that, Smith will ride solo in the suit, communicating his measurements and status to friends below.
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He's accused of supporting the Pakistan-based extremist group IJU and communicating with the group's website administrator.
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"The good thing is that we are communicating regularly with our colleagues at Interpol," he told reporters.
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But not everyone thinks the future of communicating with the Internet of Things needs to be vocal.
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We have been communicating via FaceTime, looking at fabric options and design elements on a weekly basis.
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Huawei has been communicating with governments around the world regarding the independence of its operation, it said.
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She was charged with 70 crimes, including heresy, witchcraft, communicating with Satan, and dressing like a man.
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It also noted that health care providers should be consistently communicating clear messages about safe sleep guidelines.
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Over a year ago, she started communicating with her parents using WeChat, a Chinese mobile-messaging service.
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I want everyone, especially teenagers, to begin communicating over topics like this and sharing their own stories.
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Despite this, however, Allen never lost interest in the project or the prospect of communicating with extraterrestrials.
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To find a more "popular way of communicating," and deconstructing the sacral character of traditional pictorial language.
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It's a curious admission because we've been communicating with Comanche, and by extension Juan, exclusively via WhatsApp.
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These approaches are meant to help kids learn, from the beginning, better ways of communicating when online.
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Indeed, in the film, everyone is so busy communicating with Home they hardly talk to each other.
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Abdulaziz, who lives in Canada, also claims that he was communicating with Khashoggi about Saudi opposition projects.
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In sum, the FCC's Declaratory Ruling tightened the restrictions on businesses in communicating with customers and consumers.
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As a GP, you have to invest time into communicating and getting ahead of potentially negative outcomes.
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I listen to what the soundsystem is telling me and the way it's communicating back and forth.
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She was communicating largely by notes scribbled in the small notebook she carried, and by facial expression.
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"The amount of time we're spending communicating with our individual tax clients is much greater," he added.
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McCain says we need to do a better job communicating with him ... we're going to do it.
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"I thought he was aggressive, making plays, communicating more," Pacers coach Nate McMillan told reporters of Teague.
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Gao said both countries have been communicating "smoothly" since the Trump-Xi summit in Argentina last weekend.
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McCain says we need to do a better job communicating with him...we're going to do it.
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We'll certainly be communicating diligently over the next couple of days, seeing what he's going to do.
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Price: $50.81 on Amazon Trinkets like these provide a colorful, accessible means of communicating ideas for kids.
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"I communicate for a living but I'm terrible about communicating with people I care about," he continued.
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He had each team constantly change and improve their code, while constantly communicating with the other teams.
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They began communicating more only in the form of disagreements and money fights over their spending habits.
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If communicating internally at the United Nations was challenging, interacting with the outside world was even harder.
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Communicating globally may require changing the way you interact with both your colleagues and your target audiences.
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"It sweeps up a sizable amount of information about Americans who are communicating with foreigners," he added.
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It's important to be respectful when communicating frustrations to teachers — email them questions rather than direct accusations.
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She's a belter by nature, but here, she's restrained and humble, communicating awe without resorting to fireworks.
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Here's what you should do about it if it happens to you:• Stop communicating with the scammer.
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Mr. Obama's administration has embraced Facebook and Twitter as new ways of communicating in a modern democracy.
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I've joined D.S.U.'s president in communicating to these students our state's steadfast support in uncertain times.
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Dunford said the U.S. was still communicating with the Russians as of this morning despite the conflict.
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When I left the [Pentagon] this morning we have still been communicating over the last few hours.
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He had long black hair, and spoke with kindness, but his sentences ended before communicating much meaning.
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But until then, they'll stay in orbit with no way of communicating with operators on the ground.
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Varney&aposs radio wasn&apost communicating with headquarters, so his assistant relayed messages — until they lost contact.
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All four students face felony charges of communicating threats against a school, Scotland County Sheriff's Office Capt.
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The iPad Pro's big screen and stylus also came in handy in meetings for communicating with clients.
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"There's nobody better in our party than Bernie at communicating big, easy-to-understand ideas," he said.
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So we have, for example, the love triangle of Konstantin, Nina and Trigorin communicating in gangsta rap.
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Presidents-elect typically receive standard briefings from the State Department before communicating with other heads of state.
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Making theater about mental illness is a balance between communicating universal experience and reflecting quite specific anguish.
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He strenuously denied it: The idea that I'm "communicating" with Steve Bannon through an "intermediary" is preposterous.
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It was good at the time, because we weren't communicating as much as we should have been.
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"When I read the tweet, I don't interpret it as Trump communicating to the FCC," Layton said.
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They hit it off, even though they didn't speak a common language, communicating instead by exchanging drawings.
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We typically think of the need for silence as a way of communicating with our inner selves.
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One minute he was serving as a health expert, and the next he was communicating health risks.
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All of Uber's senior leaders should be responsible for embracing and communicating the reformulated values to employees.
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It's so complicated because it's a made-up way of communicating and there's not one uniform way.
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His most recent job involved communicating with the Environmental Protection Agency about the American carmaker's emissions technology.
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Telemedicine can be as simple as a doctor communicating with a patient over the phone, he said.
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If you find your commitment is in jeopardy, be proactive about communicating the dilemma and offering solutions.
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Early in Mr. Trump's tenure, Mr. Rosenstein worked within established protocols in communicating with the White House.
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Communicating what you and your team have accomplished helps senior management identify the company's most valuable employees.
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And, in fact, the country's top health officials have taken the lead in communicating with the public.
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Fearing for their jobs, the employees began communicating incognito using the app Signal shortly after Trump's inauguration.
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But communicating through Russian facilities would have exposed Mr. Kushner and others to serious risks of extortion.
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What's more, it's going to require candidates to be more thoughtful about how and where they're communicating.
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He cited the difficulty of communicating with Assange who he said doesn't have a computer in prison.
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But that hasn't stopped conspiracy theorists from deciding that the base is focused on communicating with aliens.
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In this case, what he was communicating was a change of subject for an audience back home.
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For that trip, I had more difficulty communicating in advance with the operator, who was less responsive.
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Being liberal — and communicating exactly how radical you wanted people to believe you were — had cultural benefits.
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Internet memes like Advice Animals and Rage Comics became a way of communicating through text and images.
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We discussed strategies for communicating these preferences to a health care team and to their own families.
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The knot in one's necktie is a biography in silk, communicating details of temperament, character and upbringing.
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It's reduced to this level of being about money when it's really about, I believe, communicating ideas.
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Instead, slow down and speed up depending upon the importance of what you're communicating at the time.
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The couple is bad at communicating with each other about what they really want for the wedding.
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In short, communicating your attitude to this potential reference seems more promising than converting that former boss.
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It is laying undersea fiber-optic cable, meaning more NATO nations will be communicating over Chinese infrastructure.
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Advisers empowered by advanced analytics for prospecting, advising, and communicating will be more productive and more effective.
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That means that if an American is communicating with a foreign target, those communications could be collected.
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They have got to come up with a much better system of communicating what it stands for.
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"Instagram became (and has remained) the company&aposs main marketing channel for communicating with customers," Zeng said.
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We're just always like — we just have our own way of laughing and communicating with each other.
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Hyperbole is a foundational trope of hip-hop, but ultimately its poetic value lies in communicating truth.
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Communicating house rules is about respecting your space and your guests' comfort as well as your own.
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So I do spend a lot of time communicating with guests online, and when they get here.
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The first step is for physicians to start communicating effectively – advocating for their patients and their profession.
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The commission would be charged with communicating between federal and local agencies and organizations during disaster recovery.
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Most importantly, says Weiss, don't feel you need to follow some outdated notion of communicating at work.
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Bondy told CNN that his client and Nunes began communicating around the time of the Vienna trip.
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It's just like a ... They're human, so you ... Some communicators are not great at communicating, right. Right.
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Communicating in rough insults and rhyming slang, these artful codgers are, for a time, fun to watch.
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How would you advise him to deal with communicating with the public, if you were his adviser?
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Yet it's the act of communicating bad news to patients and their families that I often ponder.
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Usually you find someone, and then you move toward sex after you've done a bit more communicating.
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And while Zuckerberg says voice commands are useful, he thinks that communicating via text is more important.
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It merely says they may not forbid their employees from communicating immigration-related information to federal officials.
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I walked to my hotel and started watching the news, communicating with my friends and social media.
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They had just lied to Shawkey: They were already communicating with Cubs manager Joe McCarthy through intermediaries.
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Whether it's communicating on defense, just open up your mouth and talking, they see that it helps.
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But Mattis did acknowledge the importance of communicating with the press in his interview with the Islander.
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"Mocking people who misuse science is a really useful gimmick for communicating how science works," he said.
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But it was also about wanting to tell a story about a family communicating or not communicating, and connecting or not connecting, and the landline phone was kind of the epicenter of family life — sharing it, it being pulled out of your wall, pulling the cord under your door.
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Swimming laps is a sort of a solitary sport, but communicating with those around you can really help.
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Conversation, storytelling, pain, pleasure, joy, happiness and communicating that to each other is all that life really is.
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As a first step, Escobar offered up a simple avenue for communicating to movie studios through your actions.
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I'm communicating by satellite transmission with a man — a grizzled sniper with an unplaceable accent — named Devrim Kay.
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Communicating through the watch wasn't all that different from carrying on a conversation using a handset's speakerphone function.
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Black women have a rather unique way of communicating with each other and sharing knowledge and creating knowledge.
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But the judge said Musk was not communicating in "heated and volatile" settings that might explain any excesses.
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"This only serves to validate cyberflashing and see it as the victim's fault for communicating online," adds Brooke.
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Houston officials, however, are emphatically communicating that immigrants are welcome and safe in shelters, regardless of the law.
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"Then you just go through for every chip how effective people are at communicating those labels," Conway says.
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Software runs throughout the organization, whether for improving shot selection, optimizing recovery from injuries or communicating with fans.
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Though we've always been pretty good about communicating, this relationship strength does not always carry over to money.
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It's overwhelmingly positive when people can communicate without barriers, but the trade-off is you're communicating without barriers.
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Seasickness is a case of our brain modules not communicating with one another (or doing their own thing).
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The Official Secrets Act covers trespassing in prohibited areas, handling documents deemed secret and communicating with "foreign agents".
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Another account told CNN it was communicating with Twitter about verification, but predicted the service would reject it.
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