Convey to investors that you're attacking a very large market.
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So that's what I try to convey to the actors, too.
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At least that's the message they've tried to convey to him.
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That's something the industry has historically often failed to convey to women.
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Your letter doesn't convey to me a coherent sense of your situation.
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They convey to parents that what is being asked for really matters.
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So it's -- it is a message that we convey to the Russian.
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Why was that so important for you to convey to a wider audience?
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Or perhaps there was something personal that she wished to convey to me.
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Is there any message you'd like to convey to people seeing these images?
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I wish I could convey to you just how thrilling this movie is.
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And we're trying to convey to the North Koreans, we are not your enemy.
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But the point was to convey to them that nature was not black and white.
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The equipment and terminology of conventional climbing are often difficult to convey to the layman.
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International leaders should immediately convey to the incoming administration the importance of preserving the deal.
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Dress in a style that screams "success" because that's what you want to convey to others.
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I think about the importance of the scene, and how it will convey to other people.
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Q. What message do you want to convey to the Chinese government about North Korean defectors?
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Now, somehow or other the politicians try to convey to us that this suspicion is misplaced.
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I take notes of what they would like to convey to their loved ones and lawyers.
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The toughest thing to convey to newcomers at the DefCon Voting Village in Las Vegas this weekend?
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"We've been trying to convey to people there's still a lot of work to do," she added.
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Uber has emphasized several financial alternatives to profit to convey to investors that it can make money.
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The U.S., in the interest of an expeditious negotiation, should clearly convey to Korea its priorities for amendments.
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Why write for young readers if you don't feel you have something of value to convey to them?
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In subsequent days Ms. Turgel helped guide the liberators and convey to them the needs of the sick.
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"The last couple years, I've been trying to convey to people what lies behind the phenomenon," he said.
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Could Miss Manners suggest a way for me to convey to Harriet that email habits require some boundaries?
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Accordingly, they fail to recognize, and are unable to convey to patients, the importance of diet to health.
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We're always trying to figure out what we can convey to the viewer and what's appropriate to show.
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Mahathir, however, said he had not been able to convey to the palace that he had the majority.
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The way they dress, talk, and generally behave reflects the archetypal personality they are intended to convey to you.
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The differences are obvious, which is something the MatchaBar team tries to convey to their customers around the globe.
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It's one of the too few opportunities to convey to loved ones just how much we really love them.
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If there's anything I would wish I could convey to everyone here it would be like this is important.
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Convey to your partner that having sex with someone for the first time is very rarely the BEST TIME.
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"I feel like I am missing whatever it is the government is trying to convey to me," she said.
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It's an attitude that he tried to convey to the It's Showtime NYC dancers in their first moments together.
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It's a message they've especially tried to convey to reporters at the Democratic issues conference in Virginia this week.
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"There are things that the United States wants us to convey to North Korea, and on the other side there are also things that North Korea wants us to convey to the United States," Moon told reporters in Seoul after returning from a multi-day trip to North Korea to meet with Kim.
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It's hard to convey to anyone who hasn't seen the Fifty Shades series just how unlike typical movies they are.
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Because if they don't like the music, they don't feel the music; there's no emotion to convey to the public.
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Experiment with order and the message you convey to have a better shot at getting a call for the interview.
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"The good funds should not need to convey to the world how awesome they are using their names," Tiu said.
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This was done to convey to them that they themselves could be watched through the peephole by an unseen agent.
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The photojournalist's job is to convey to millions around the world and to preserve for billions the atrocities of war.
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The love I felt for my son was like that, impossible to convey to someone who has not felt it.
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It helps, she says, that her character is "kind of a badass," which she tries to convey to the kids.
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What do you want to convey to people who are watching and a little confused about why this is happening?
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Immediately I called the site's support line, but I could barely convey to the customer service rep what had happened.
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These drawings reduce the landscape of the city to the barest minimum information Hanaei wants to convey to the viewer.
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"I would just convey to the Medicare population of this nation, they don't have reason to be concerned," he said.
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I'm going to try to convey to you how astoundingly different the Republican Party felt when I was your age.
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It's really hard to convey to folks who aren't in agriculture how skill-poor a lot of these farmers are.
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In the visitor center was a bulletin board where kids were invited to post messages they want to convey to aliens.
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The other message I want to convey to Republican voters this next year is Donald Trump hasn't done squat for ya.
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Why convey to a player the message that he's failing when he may just be flailing due to a malfunctioning wrist?
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Sometimes the nostalgia for this kind of food can be difficult to convey to those who don't share the same history.
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The loss of Leonard was seismic, or at least that was the message that Popovich wanted to convey to the public.
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Someone suggested having recreational skiers run it, during the TV broadcast, to convey, to the viewing public, the discrepancy in aptitude.
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"And we're trying to convey to the North Koreans: We are not your enemy, we are not your threat," he said.
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"It's just one of these things that every parent wishes they could tell their kids and convey to their kids," he said.
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He had a bewildered, twisted half smile, as though struggling in vain to convey to these improbable witnesses that he remained unbroken.
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He said he hoped his posting would convey to victims that "although they feel like they're crazy, that they're overreacting, they're not."
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There are many ways to convey to patients how deeply we have come to care about them without getting into dicey territory.
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The point is to convey to as broad an audience as possible that the site is about more than paying for funerals.
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Isakson's office denied the senator ever directly suggested or intended to convey to the White House that they consider pulling the nomination.
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No U.S. president, of any party, should ever convey to an enemy the impression it can plot attacks against Americans with impunity.
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Because in order to convey to an interviewer how you went above and beyond, you need to first define above and beyond.
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But this message is even more vital to convey to our children, who need to feel safe instead of scared and hopeless.
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He said the two leaders had agreed to convey to the Palestinians that the United States was eager to resume peace talks.
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Since I failed to convey to the officers that I was being threatened, the order was determined to be valid and reasonable.
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"I'd like to convey to you -- from the bottom of my heart -- is that I am a fair judge," Gorsuch said to Sen.
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So, what does this music say about the individual candidates, their politics and the message they would like to convey to the masses?
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Take the Italian "cicatrice" or the similarly lettered Spanish, "cicatriz," which convey (to my ear, at least) something more salutary than the English.
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"Our desire is to convey to a majority of people that LGBT is normality," Eduard, a 20153-year-old tattoo artist, told Reuters.
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Rob's French isn't quite good enough to convey to the Parisian pharmacists that they are looking for a contraption to pump breast milk.
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They also started calculating the numbers and sharing frustrations over their inability to convey to people the seriousness of the coronavirus's exponential spread.
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Whatever she was trying to convey to me, she had to know that I couldn't pull it off, this subterfuge; I wasn't her.
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"The importance of publishing this work is to convey to countries how critical it is that they participate in these investigations," Wasser stressed.
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Please convey to the Pakistani people that they are amazing and all Pakistanis I have known are exceptional people, said Mr. Donald Trump.
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The campaign's goal is to convey to would-be bullies that attacking someone with allergens is not merely cruel; it could be deadly.
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Engel said he would convey to the State Department on Wednesday a formal request for documents, information and a briefing from senior officials.
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"What I want to convey to you is I don't think this was just a random act of violence," Abbott told George Stephanopoulos.
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That being so, what message did voters who turned out at the polls this week convey to Trump and the two major parties?
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Commission spokesman Margaritis Schinas said Juncker would "convey to the Russian leadership ... the EU's perspective regarding the current state of the EU-Russian relations".
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Zevin and the Google employees backing the proposal hope that will be enough support to convey to Alphabet leadership how serious the problem is.
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Using actuators and sensors, a connected armband was able to convey to a woman in the video a tactile vocabulary of nine different words.
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In terms of the book, what's the message you want it to convey to readers, or would you rather not hone in on that?
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Kelly said the message he received as the father of a fallen soldier was what Trump was trying to convey to Johnson's widow, Myeshia.
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He said forgoing his bonuses reflected the sense of responsibility he wanted to convey to the Boeing team, customers, and the families of victims.
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Kelly said the message he received as the father of a fallen soldier was what Trump was trying to convey to Johnson's widow, Myeshia.
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Cisco is also trying to convey to the administration the potential damage that tariffs could have on research and development investments, according to Robbins.
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The show is more about the message he wants to convey to his audience and to the world, which is not exactly my problem.
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The regulations state that the noises should convey to pedestrians what actions the cars are making and should sound similar to the familiar combustion engine.
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After the summit, Paul and Trump discussed the senator's planned meetings with Russian officials and the messages the president wanted Paul to convey to them.
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FEMA carefully estimates and projects anticipated future disaster costs so that it can accurately convey to Congress what communities will most likely need to recover.
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"I wish I could convey to you just how thrilling this movie is," A. O. Scott wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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"I think that authenticity is the most important characteristic that candidates have to convey to the American people," Ms. Pelosi told reporters at the Capitol.
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A central goal of visual journalism is to reduce the distance between the information we journalists gather and the understanding we can convey to readers.
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No matter their differences, the Emmy-nominated brothers credit sticking together for the success they have achieved, something they want to convey to kids today.
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" With a bit of emotion he added, "I'd like to convey to you, from the bottom of my heart -- is that I am a fair judge.
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It was meant to convey to the public and to world leaders the nuclear dangers they faced—dangers sparked, of course, by the Manhattan Project itself.
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"I want you to convey to her that it's not acceptable that she's not here today," Judge Sean Dunn admonished her lawyer, according to Page Six.
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In each case, he tries to pinpoint what the broad themes are that he wants to convey to the audience, whether through atmosphere, mood, or pace.
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At each overseas stop the former governor of Indiana, congressman and conservative radio host works to convey to foreigners the anger of Trump voters back home.
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But like all VR experiences, it's impossible to truly convey to you what's happening or how much fun it is unless you try it for yourself.
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" House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) suggested the many controversies surrounding Trump lend the Democrats' an opportunity to convey to voters "how we will be different.
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It is a well-versed team that, with the support of career personnel, will convey to Trump the importance of NATO as a vital security asset.
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By holding its bargaining position as the losses from a strike mount, a firm can convey to a union that its arguments are rooted in reality.
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Nasser predicted it will be easy to convey to investors how Saudi Aramco's focus on long-term planning has allowed the company to drive past results.
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And so I don't -- I don't -- that doesn't convey to me the right to have a platform for a lot of political views, I don't think.
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They stayed like that for a while, Ginny convinced that the whale had a message to deliver, something she might translate and convey to the world.
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"She wasn't giving much up, but what she did convey to Jessie was that she was the victim — not that she'd done anything wrong," he said.
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"She will convey to the president the best wishes of Nigerians and their fervent prayers for his quick recovery," said the spokesman in an emailed statement.
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Is there a way to convey to them that although I love them and enjoy sending them gifts, I find their silence very rude and disrespectful?
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But while more and more jobs are being forfeited to robots and artificial intelligence, is it conceivable to convey to machines a responsibility as complicated as cybersecurity?
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One program even meticulously outlined ideal photo op locations throughout Panmunjom, and noted what message these scenes could convey to the international community about North-South relations.
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He also told Hill to convey to Eisenberg that he wasn't part of the "drug deal" that Sondland and other Trump allies were "cooking up" in Ukraine.
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" A spokesperson for Nathan Deal said the Republican Georgia governor had "some concerns with opening up Georgia's pristine coastlines which he will convey to the congressional delegation.
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The performance itself is dissonant; the militia members have to convey to viewers that they feel threatened and invaded, while at the same time showing their dominance.
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Back then, it was rare to convey to an audience that a person could wind up alone and still have a full life and a happy ending.
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Mr. Biden said he would want to keep American troops there and convey to the Turkish government that it would pay a "heavy price" for its invasion.
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S. officials did not convey to Ukraine that security assistance was delayed, much less the notion that the delay was due to President Trump seeking political investigations.
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Throughout much of the world, the left is still searching for an effective way to convey to the voters who often decide elections: We're on your side.
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She describes most of the lyrics as an attempt to "[communicate] with someone," but whatever she's trying to convey to that person is invariably garbled by echo.
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Daesh may technically just be the Arabic acronym for ISIL, but it is a name that actively undercuts the power these militants wish to convey to native speakers.
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I think what I was trying to convey to Cody is that I find it sexy when someone can teach me something or inspire me and take initiative.
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The word "deadlines" will convey to your friends the sense of urgency that you have, and the fact that it takes priority over having fun at the moment.
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"For our campaign, it will be key to convey to the people that America entered this crisis with enormous advantages and economic momentum," one of the Republicans said.
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"Empowerment" is the word that performers have been using to describe their take on the project, and what they want to convey to the audience, Mr. Totton said.
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Mr. Archibald, a respected veteran of many clandestine operations, said he "was making an exception for Gina" to convey to the public that she would make a superb director.
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It's hard to convey to people sometimes that if you're putting something on your body, like soap that's cleaning their skin, it's not what the soil below them wants.
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It needs to convey to the White House that when dealing with the war on terror, Washington and Moscow's goals – especially in the Middle East – are not necessarily aligned.
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There is a lot I try to convey to my 10-year-old daughter about her role in the world that is different from what was communicated to me.
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"We are speaking to the district attorney's office to convey to them what I think they know and understand, that this was a horrific and terrible tragedy," Jackson said.
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Teachers are taught to convey to students that intelligence is not fixed, but built through hard work, and to talk about each student's value and belonging in the classroom.
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"I'm wanting to convey to Oregonians, and frankly folks on the entire West Coast: stay calm, continue on your daily lives and follow public health precautions," Ms. Brown said.
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"There is no perfect way to convey to the Court how far Richard Gates has traveled on the proverbial road to redemption," his attorney wrote in a court filing.
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In "no way, shape or form" did he try to convey to Sessions that he hoped to be helpful in Trump's efforts to improve relations with Russia, Page said.
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"One of the important things that we need to convey to the American people is that nobody's interested in pulling the rug out from under anybody," Mr. Price said.
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The historic first part-time faculty union in the nation at Columbia College held the two-day strike to convey to the administration the seriousness of unresolved bargaining issues.
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Judge Scott Dunn told her lawyer "to convey to her that it's not acceptable that she's not here today," after she failed to show up for her scheduled appearance.
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And none of this was being covered by the mainstream media, so we all felt terrified and forsaken in ways that are hard to convey to people who weren't there.
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FAIR has established baseline results for a sub-task known as "localization," which means getting the tourist AI to convey to the guide AI where they are on the map.
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We must revolutionize the approach to HIV prevention of transmission and at the same time convey to the broader public and decision makers the urgency in providing a comprehensive response.
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Rueland straight-up beats her to death with a golf club in Mellie's office, in order to properly convey to Mellie (and us viewers!) that they are not messing around.
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And he should listen to America, what America and the world is telling about the remarks, about the lack of empathy, and that's all I wish to convey to him.
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"Most of the caring workforce is quite transient and not very educated, and you want to convey to them the value of the person they're working with," Graham Stokes says.
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"Above all, I have the honor to convey to you, with special respect, sincere regards from Chairman of the State Council of the DPRK Comrade Kim Jong-un," he said.
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"There's no need for enmity with the United States," he told me in Arabic, and that seemed a message he wanted me to convey to Washington and the American people.
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He said it was important to him that he made the TikTok to convey to black children that it&aposs not alright for the media to make mistakes like this.
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"The message I like to convey to women and girls across the globe is that there is no glass ceiling," Williams wrote in an op-ed for The London Times.
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Earlier this week, Bloomberg News reported that Juncker will likely convey to Trump the EU's willingness to lower auto tariffs between the two sides and other major car-exporting countries.
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French President Emmanuel Macron said on Wednesday he would draw up a list of extremist organisations to convey to Saudi Arabia after its crown prince pledged to cut their funding.
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"He was able to convey to his listeners the fact that what he was saying had nothing to do with political advantage, but was something which he really intensely felt."
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The broad message that Merkel wants to convey to Germans: The way Germany opened up its arms to refugees last year was meant to be a one-time only deal.
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"Initially companies went down the path of almost trying to convey to the parents that you're a bad parent if you let your kid play on a digital device," she said.
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"So, 125 million people possibly entering the EU without a visa - is that an easy message to convey to European citizens in the current context?" one diplomat said of the discussion.
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The message I wanted to convey to my students, as well as all young girls of color, is that our differences are not deficits but rather assets that make us beautiful.
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That near miss is meant to convey to Boeing, and Mr. Trump, what China is capable of, said Richard L. Aboulafia, a longtime aviation and aerospace analyst at the Teal Group.
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With numerous cases of childhood sexual assault making headlines around that time, show executives did not want to convey to their young audiences that adults may not believe what they say.
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A military officer greeted me with a bone-crushing handshake, and I asked if that was meant to intimidate and convey to the Yankee imperialists that North Koreans are muscular supermen.
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The blog post included a number of other metrics Twitter shared to try and convey to people that Twitter is getting safer, but the 38 percent number was the most important.
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Television talk shows play a formative role in shaping public debate in Egypt, and Egyptian intelligence services often brief the presenters of the programs about messages to convey to the public.
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"Thankfully, it was just copy-and-pasted [content], but it could easily be distorted and warped into whatever it is that that individual wants to convey to the world," she said.
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In their breadth, profusion and sheer variety, they convey to readers that Times journalists are deployed globally, in places you wouldn't necessarily want to be — or could only dream of being.
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You can convey to him too that you expect him to treat Jane properly through the separation and to be ready to play a role in the life of his child.
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"We decided (in 2014) that Elizabeth Warren was the best, most authentic messenger to convey to the rest of the country the message about income inequality," Wong recalled in an interview.
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So it's a little bittersweet for us because we had the opportunity to get to know him better and really convey to him how much we admire and cherish his film.
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You want to convey to your manager that you're an attentive employee that works hard and wants to do a good job, not that you're only interested in taking home more money.
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"We're trying to convey to the world that the border region is not what we hear in the media — it's not a barren or desolate place, it's full of life," Jordahl said.
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And he wanted to convey to the public in a fresh way just how dramatic this recent warming is — warming that is undoubtedly tied to greenhouse gas emissions from human activity. Why?
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And he and Sondland were both enthusiastic about helping Giuliani convey to the Ukrainian president that a good relationship with Trump was predicated on Ukraine pursuing politically motivated investigations against Trump's opponents.
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According to those same sources, when Cohen hears from the Trump team that "if you're a good boy, you'll be fine," it's like what Nixon's White House tried to convey to Dean.
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"The U.S. Charge d'Affaires was informed to convey to Washington that Pretoria is disappointed about Washington's failure to use available diplomatic channels," the Foreign Affairs department said in a statement on Friday.
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Second, Obama must rapidly convey to the American public, particularly his centrist and progressive base, a narrative on the Israel-Palestine conflict that powerfully captures the reality and humanity on the ground.
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On the whole, though, the truths you should feel obliged to convey to her are about matters of real importance in her life, not just anything that she would like to know.
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In his version of the call, Schiff added his own inferences about what he argued Trump intended to convey to Ukraine: that they had to investigate his Democratic opponents or face reprisal.
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Every line sounds like something a person might actually say, which means that the movie is also exceptionally well acted...I wish I could convey to you just how thrilling this movie is.
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The young man with the 4.0 grade point average pleaded his case – explaining that he only wanted to convey to the audience about how his personal relationship with Christ had impacted his life.
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But the US must convey to Russia (probably multiple times across various diplomatic meetings) that instead of a respite, it faces more sanctions as a result of its actions (or inactions) in Syria.
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Ben Horowitz, cofounder of the venture firm Andreessen Horowitz, thinks that the best way to convey to executives the importance of new employee orientation is through a story about a brutal prison murder.
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Events covered and questions asked will convey to impressionable, high-achieving high school students (and future national leaders) what is important, how to interpret it and, ultimately, how to feel about their country.
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The letter to Pence cited a Washington Post report that Trump had the vice president convey to Zelensky that the US would withhold military aid to Ukraine while it demanded a corruption investigation.
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" James Clapper told me, "It's hard to convey to people how massive an assault this was," and added, "I think the Russians have more to do with making Clinton lose than Trump did.
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If away from the cameras President Trump did raise human rights, or if he did privately convey to Kim that this thaw has an expiration date, then he communicated costs for Kim's misbehavior.
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But, Bannon told me, the message that he and Kushner wanted Trump to convey to the region's leaders was that the status quo had to change, and in the more places the better.
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As part of the deals, Chesapeake said it would convey to Saddle, owned by private equity firm First Reserve, its roughly 215,000 acres in the Barnett, which also includes about 2,800 operated wells.
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I would ask your father to convey to her that you hope she'll come around and that you can understand why she was hurt by the decision to ask her to stay away.
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Page said in "no way, shape or form" did he try to convey to Sessions that he hoped to be helpful in Trump's efforts to improve relations with Russia, when questioned by Rep.
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But following these welfare restrictions, how can you convey to your electorate that you are opening the doors of your country to a million refugees and migrants who are entitled to welfare payments?
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" He spoke with Emmanuel "to commiserate with him" and "asked the governor to convey to the people of Akwa Ibom the deep sorrow felt by me, and by the entire country, over this tragedy.
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I want to convey to them, "I know you'd probably rather be chasing a squirrel or laying in a bed chewing on a shoe but we are in this together and I got you."
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They also tried to get at the idea that it would be improper for Morrison to convey to Taylor what Sondland said about his conversation with Trump, but Taylor explained that was Morrison's job.
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"The President's action makes no distinction between a status violation and committing a serious crime," Pelosi said, urging faith-based and other leaders to convey to Trump the value of U.S. refugee resettlement programs.
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I think the conventional policy wisdom is that it would not be good, because tearing up the Iran deal would convey to the North Koreans that we can't be trusted to keep our agreements.
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This is exactly the message the Lehtinens hope to convey to Latinos as they sit around their kitchen table drinking coffee in the SAVE public service announcement, which will air on Spanish-language networks.
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At the same time, close Republican allies of the president argue a speedy dismissal would convey to the public that the Democratic claims against him are groundless and unworthy of even the barest consideration.
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Rather, he tried to convey to the audience that the Fed has had to broaden its perspective, looking at more than just inflation, unemployment and whether the economy is producing at its full-capacity.
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" Asked by CNBC's Tania Bryer during a World Economic Forum panel in Davos, Switzerland, what he would convey to Trump, Kerry replied, "I can't play that ... because he doesn't take any of this seriously.
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Another source told the Post, however, that Sessions' comment was less a threat and more an attempt to convey to the White House the difficult position that Trump firing Rosenstein would put him in.
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When the best numbers out there are demonstrably wrong, social scientists and watchdog groups warn, it's difficult to assess the scope of bias-motivated violence and convey to policymakers the urgency of addressing the problem.
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New research finds evidence for a different hypothesis: "The basic idea is that people are punishing selfishness to convey to other people that they are trustworthy," Jillian Jordan, a psychology researcher at Yale, tells me.
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Thai blogger Pannavat Veeraburinon is the driving force behind the "This is Me" project, where he uses social media as a storytelling medium to convey to others the real-life impact of discrimination and racism.
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Sound is difficult to describe in words, which is why most of us resort to a combination of gesture and vocal mimicry when, say, trying to convey to someone else that a car goes vrooom.
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The automaker set out to find "a way to replace the head nod or hand wave" to convey to pedestrians the intent of a driverless vehicle, according to John Shutko, Ford's human factors technical specialist.
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I think one way to do it is to convey to men that an action — which is how men are primed and socialized to think about problems — a legitimate action at the moment is listening.
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Citing two sources with knowledge of with the situation, Bloomberg said Juncker will likely convey to Trump the European Union's willingness to lower auto tariffs between the two sides and other major car-exporting countries.
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It helps get a sense of the person's thoughts and feelings and opinions — essential to convey to readers and policymakers not just the rote facts of what happened, but what it means for people's lives.
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"When you convey to kids that what's normal is somebody will be watching you and reporting back to authority figures and you'll be punished or rewarded accordingly, that's something to be wary of," says Pinto.
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Businesspeople, lobbyists, friends, and foreign dignitaries have all vied for access to Trump since his election, believing it can mean lucrative contracts, eased regulations, or otherwise convey to potential partners a proximity to power and influence.
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"We are trying to convey to the North Koreans, we are not your enemy, we are not your threat, but you are presenting an unacceptable threat to us, and we have to respond," he added later.
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Presidents have a range of formal and informal powers, and one of the most important informal ones is to convey to the bureaucracy and to second-tier political appointees what they think their priorities should be.
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Photos — or "aesthetic ideals," in Dr. Kao's fancy surgical terminology — not only help you determine if your visions match, but also to convey to your doctor what size and shape you want your boobs to end up.
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I thought long and hard about what I might say to this person, but the only thing I really needed to convey to him was the message that it's really not OK to treat someone like this.
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Steve Hilton, who played a key role in British conservative politics before moving to Silicon Valley, tells the NYT: "The last couple years, I've been trying to convey to people what lies behind the phenomenon," he said.
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" The court ruled that a woman in a hijab could not deliver "the message of tolerance, respect for others and, above all, equality and nondiscrimination that all teachers in a democratic society must convey to their pupils.
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President Donald Trump told Vice President Mike Pence to convey to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that the US would withhold military aid to Ukraine while demanding that it aggressively investigate corruption, The Washington Post reported on Tuesday.
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"If you can convey to people that you are genuine in your concerns for their economic conditions," she said, "and you can connect with them on an economic everyday level, they don't care where you come from."
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The Elysee official said leaders at the summit will convey to May that despite advances in negotiations, key points remain unanswered and that, since the clock is still ticking, it is necessary to prepare for no deal.
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Additionally, Democratic officials from high-tax states must be able to distinctly convey to voters that increases in state taxes are the result of the GOP tax legislation, rather than a result of Democrats championing excessive government spending.
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The figures of revolt, or uprising, don't need to speak the father tongue of French because they have their own language and can convey to those who speak that tongue how and when the next revolution will come.
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" Rodriguez wanted to convey to the women wearing her bras that beauty comes in all shapes and sizes, she continued: "There is no one definition of beautiful, so do not live up to the standards of someone else.
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The beginnings of the "Bikram Cult"It's often hard to convey to those outside the Bikram world just how pervasive Choudhury's influence was — it has diminished since the times of the alleged rapes because of his legal challenges.
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"There is no crisis, there is no invasion, there is no clear and present danger as the president would try to convey to the American people — to scare them and to justify actions otherwise not justified," he said.
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President Donald Trump used Vice President Mike Pence to convey to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that the US would withhold military aid to the country while demanding that it aggressively investigate corruption, The Washington Post reported on Tuesday.
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"It is my understanding that they did convey to the Russian federation that it was completely inappropriate for them to be taking steps they are taking retaliating against a whistleblower, opening an investigation, seeking his extradition," said Walden.
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The Democrats have designed a reasonable system that reflects the party's true values — though not the image it would like to convey to its docile lower-class voting base, who might not remain docile if it understood the truth.
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That is why, in his meeting with Vladimir Putin in Moscow last week, their first, Kim asked the Russian leader to convey to the American president his bottom-line condition for denuclearization: a security guarantee for the Pyongyang regime.
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The Blue House intends to "sufficiently convey (to the United States) what we've discerned about North Korea's position and attitude... and sufficiently convey the United States' position to North Korea," thereby helping to bridge the gap, the official said.
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I want to answer all of your questions and convey to the world that we are doing everything in our power to make our airplanes and our industry safer and prevent an accident like this from ever happening again.
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In an effort to convey to readers that the Caribbean, large swaths of which had been hit by two hurricanes last year, shouldn't be avoided as a travel destination, my editors had put the entire region at No. 4.
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The Blue House intends to "sufficiently convey (to the United States) what we've discerned about North Korea's position and attitude... and sufficiently convey the United States' position to North Korea", thereby helping to bridge the gap, the official said.
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And to counter the tendency for inflation to be low, he said, the Fed must "convey to the public that periods with above-target inflation are essential to achieving the dual mandate goals over the long run," Evans said.
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The shareholder proposal was not approved, in part because Google executives hold a majority of the company's stock, but the asset management firm backing the proposal viewed it as a way to convey to executives how seriously shareholders take diversity.
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So we first decide on what kind of sounds fit that monster's look, and then we also consider what kind of cues we want the sounds to convey to the player — things like attacks and different movements that the monsters make.
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What this technical meeting suggests is that OPEC wants to convey to the market that it's taking this output discussion very seriously; however on the face of it, it appears the "market is actually losing hope now", Mahesh told CNBC.
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Despite speculation that Ernst is on Trump's vice presidential shortlist, Ernst did not directly tell the presumptive GOP nominee she is not interested in being his running mate, but did convey to him that she wants to focus now on Iowa.
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JOHANNESBURG, Aug 24 (Reuters) - South Africa has told the U.S. charge d'affaires to convey to Washington that it is disappointed about the U.S. failure to use diplomatic channels after President Donald Trump commented on Twitter about the issue of land.
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"From our perspective, using VR is the best way to convey to someone what it's like to be an animal inside a factory farm or a slaughterhouse," Toni Shephard, the executive director of Animal Equality, told me over the phone.
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"They did ask me to convey to the public and the media that what they want out of this is justice, and it's my job and my staff's job to do the best at delivering that for them," Gramiccioni told reporters.
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"It would be premature to assess whether the level of cooperation is sufficient, but ... it is extremely important for us to convey to the government of South Sudan that time is of the essence," U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power told reporters.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said in December that he had renewed waivers of relevant sanctions, though he was not required to do so, "to convey to all stakeholders that the United States will continue to uphold our commitments".
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When the case went to the Supreme Court, Justice Owen J. Roberts was used to convey to the whole court in its internal conference that FDR intended to have all eight men shot if the court did not acknowledge his authority.
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Court documents from Friday outlining Flynn's charge and plea agreement described a transition official who spoke with Flynn about what he should convey to Sergey Kislyak, who at the time was the Russian ambassador to the United States, about US sanctions.
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There's a reason why US officials carefully think through every last syllable of their public statements: It's to make sure that their statements accurately convey — to both allies and adversaries — the administration's position in a way that won't be misunderstood.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump must convey to Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte the deep sense of alarm about his apparent shirking of his duty to prosecute human rights violations, U.N. human rights chief Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein said on Monday.
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Nintendo also said the Joy Cons have "HD Rumble," a nonsensical term alluding to the claim that they vibrate with such accuracy, they'll be able to convey to the player whether he's holding a glass with one ice cube, or three.
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When the president and his supporters remain steadfastly unembarrassed by hypocrisy and dishonesty, they convey to Americans not just that they are dishonest and hypocritical, but also that they don't care; they don't acknowledge those behaviors as wrong or undesirable.
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"He didn't convey to me that he finds the guards a constraining force at all, but instead feels they are protecting him," Hurlbut said, adding that He was concerned about threatening emails he had gotten in response to his experiment.
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Although we're told that Henry's car didn't reek of booze to the police, they took him to the Washington County Jail on suspicion of DUI based on other signs of being intoxicated, which the Tualatin PD wouldn't clearly convey to us.
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"We want to convey to those who are part of the domestic market, that this is a tool to start the economy and give them hope," Sergio Massa, a member of Congress who is a Fernandez ally, said on Twitter.
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Prior to the meeting in Erbil, a diplomat familiar with French policy said Le Drian and Parly would convey to KRG President Massoud Barzani the French position in favor of an autonomous Kurdistan that remains part of the Iraqi state.
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"Transgender students are under attack in this country," said Chad Griffin, the president of the Human Rights Campaign, a Washington-based advocacy group that is active on the issue, summing up the message he sought to convey to Ms. Jarrett that day.
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"Perhaps more disturbing and disappointing than the NSA's failure to purge this information for more than four years, was the government's failure to convey to the court explicitly during that time that the NSA was continuing to retain this information," he wrote.
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Senator Ron Wyden, the Finance Committee's top Democrat, said some members tried to convey to Ross that using the Cold War-era trade law to restrict imports of steel on defense grounds was "not an enduring solution" to the steel production glut.
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To be sure, this American strike, which was targeted and designed to inflict significant damage on one air base in Syria, will also convey to the Iranians, and to the North Koreans, that they had better take the words of this administration seriously.
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Even as she endeavored, patiently, to convey to her mother the difference between Kansas and New York City, where she hopes to move, Ms. Sharma felt her own apprehensions growing, as the days passed and President Trump made no statement on the crime.
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The feature "How Far Will Sean Hannity Go?" does not come anywhere close to sufficiently capturing the scope and scale of Sean Hannity's rank deceit and conspiracy-peddling, nor does it properly convey to your readers the destructive effects of Hannity's propagandizing.
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But it's undeniable that Game of Thrones' shortened final seasons (seasons one through six ran 10 episodes each; the last two ran for seven and six, respectively) gave the writers less space to convey to viewers that Dany was apparently falling apart.
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"It's a festival that's in line with my values and messages that I try to convey to the next generation: understanding the heritage of our food and making sure we have good food from the earth," she says in a phone interview.
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Chung Eui-yong, who is due to see Bolton on Thursday, led the South Korean delegation that met North Korean leader Kim Jong Un last month and then traveled to the United States to convey to President Donald Trump a summit invitation from Kim.
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Dr Harrison and Mr Laput have fitted such a system to an Amazon Echo speaker, permitting it to sense and identify nearby household objects and to recognise hand gestures—and, having been told what those gestures are intended to convey, to respond to them.
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Is that the right communication method in order to convey to the audience that we're well beyond norms here, we're several miles outside town, in terms of what's normal and what are facts — or, by saying it so bluntly, am I actually turning people off?
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W. was deeply distressed by the prospect of using the girls' restrooms, as it would hinder and be at odds with his public social transition at school, undermine his male identity, and convey to others that he should be viewed and treated as a girl.
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N. In return, she said, the Texas company agreed to continue to work with her group and others to develop methods for reporting on climate risks that would be practical for the company but still convey to investors the full extent of the risks it could face.
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While the new name lacks the pizazz of the original, it does convey to customers and sales alike what the product actually does a bit more clearly, and that's help companies detect cloud apps in use in a company — whether from Microsoft or a third party.
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"It is further alleged that the threatened crime, on its face and under the circumstances in which it was made, was so unequivocal, unconditional, immediate and specific as to convey to Felix Gary Gray a gravity of purpose and an immediate prospect of execution," the indictment read.
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Twice in the last two years, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York has held closed-door meetings and seminars with many of the leaders of Wall Street companies to convey to them that Wall Street's behavior must change or change will be imposed upon it.
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Israeli officials tell me Netanyahu told Pompeo in their phone call on Sunday that he should convey to Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri that if Hezbollah attacks Israel, Israel won't differentiate between Hezbollah and the Lebanese government and will retaliate against the Lebanese state as a whole.
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The military official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the issue, said the letter was intended to convey to Iraqi officials that the U.S. military would take reasonable steps following the killing of Soleimani, including pulling troops back to fewer bases.
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As a professional diplomat, I was comfortable exploring whether there was a statement Ukraine could make about its own intentions to investigate possible corruption that would be helpful in convincing Mr. Giuliani to convey to President Trump a more positive assessment of the new leadership in Ukraine.
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The aim would be to get not just the Europeans but also the Russians and Chinese to convey to the Iranians — especially Khamenei — that the risks are very high and they, too, will oppose direct or indirect Iranian actions that provoke a wider conflict in the region.
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It's impossible to convey to young people today what the Mercury and Apollo (and other) programs represented 50 or so years ago, especially as they concurred with a time of major achievements in the racial civil rights movement (the concurrence of them is too often overlooked).
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The lightbulb exercise becomes harder when you run out of the obvious answers (unplug it, cut the electricity, remove it from the lamp, flip the switch), and it was meant to convey to the cast the ways in which hackers think when presented with a problem without conventional answers.
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"I would like to re-extend, and ask you to convey to the leader of North Korea Kim Jong Un, our invitation to visit Russia," Putin told Kim Yong-nam, chairman of the presidium of the Supreme People's Assembly of North Korea, according to a transcript by the Kremlin.
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"Given President-elect Trump's threat to reverse the opening to Cuba, this may be the Obama administration's last and best opportunity to convey to the highest levels of the current Cuban leadership the urgency of accomplishing as much as possible before Trump enters the White House," Piccone added.
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The most that can be achieved, and it's a lot, actually, is to convey to the swing voters — the independents, suburban women and moderate Republicans who delivered the House to the Democrats in the 2018 midterms — just how much this president is ready to put himself above the law.
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As he famously said in an interview about Obamacare: It was absolutely critical that everybody be together because if the proponents of the [health care] bill were able to say it was bipartisan, it tended to convey to the public that this is OK, they must have figured it out.
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He abandoned the traditional speaker's robes, knee breeches and tights in favour of a simple gown over a business suit, and has ended the requirement for Commons clerks to wear wigs, saying it would "convey to the public a marginally less stuffy and forbidding image of this Chamber at work".
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"My sense is that he has begun to reach out to the rank-and-file employees of the EPA, to try to convey to them that he values them and the work they do, which would probably be a little more than they've heard in the last 6900 months," said Sen.
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"The law also clearly interferes with the doctor-patient relationship; forces the attending physician to convey to his/her patient a state-mandated message that is devoid of credible scientific evidence; misinforms and misleads the patient; undermines informed consent and the standard of care; and is arguably unethical," he wrote.
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Atlanta, meanwhile, acquires the draft rights to general manager Travis Schlenk's top target — Oklahoma sharpshooter Trae Young — and picks up a 2019 first-round pick in the process from the Mavericks that will convey to the Hawks next June as long as the pick falls outside of the top five.
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Luhnow and Hinch were fired this month shortly after Rob Manfred, the commissioner of Major League Baseball, issued a scathing report that detailed the Astros' illegal sign-stealing operation, which included using live video feeds and banging on a trash can to convey to batters which pitches were coming next.
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"I want to answer all of your questions and convey to the world that we are doing everything in our power to make our airplanes and our industry safer and prevent an accident like this from ever happening again," he is slated to say in his prepared testimony, obtained by CNN on Monday.
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The Pop fragrance campaign is meant to convey to young girls a sense of self-acceptance and self-love, showcasing a diversity of young women who are each pursuing their own artistic truths (much like Stella herself, who found fashion after growing up with a very famous musician father and photographer mother).
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"I promise you when I get back to Washington Tuesday night and I see the president this week, I will certainly convey to him what I saw here and how important it is at some point to try to get here," said Kerry, who was in the city with other G7 diplomats.
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If you can't manage to convey to your boss that no one else will be doing business and you can't get the day off, block out your calendar for an outdoor meeting or a long lunch Even if you live in New York, Los Angeles, Houston, Chicago or Atlanta, you will go slightly dark.
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"The F-22s conducted multiple maneuvers to persuade the Su-25s to depart our de-conflicted airspace, including the release of chaff and flares in close proximity to the Russian aircraft and placing multiple calls on the emergency channel to convey to the Russian pilots that they needed to depart the area," he added.
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This will be among the most difficult experiences to convey to people who don't own their own Daydream but who are interested in trying one out, because it's intensely personal, and requires that you already have your own panorama photos and a Daydream VR headset/smartphone combo that allows you to see them in the VR Photos app.
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Companies should think critically about how to convey to current employees and future workforces the massive potential and exciting opportunities to work alongside AI. And, most importantly, AI leaders need to call on global industry and governments around the world to incorporate ethical practices into staff training throughout ranks — and hold them accountable once the commitment is made.
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All these fantasies are conceived of as a means of soothing the misery, panic, and rage that sometimes accompany dementia: to convey to people in later stages of the disease the impression that life is still as it was once, with children to take care of, and holidays at the seashore, and familiar homes to return to.
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Or so you might have thought, at least, listening to the furious liberal reaction to Fallon's willingness to treat Donald Trump like any other late-night guest last week: kidding around with him, mussing up his combover and steering clear of anything that would convey to late-night television viewers that Trump is actually beyond the pale.
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" Noticing the large feline was undeterred by her escalating tactics she decided to go for the big guns: playing Metallica's 1991 track "Don't Tread On Me." She tells the publication, "I thought it was the noisiest thing on my phone that would probably scare it, that was also the message I wanted to convey to the cougar.
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The above represents my attempt to convey to you, without taking up too much of your time — because we barely know each other and I see your eyes darting over to the review of the Jennifer Lopez stripper movie — what it's like to watch "The Goldfinch," John Crowley's earnest and utterly flummoxing adaptation of Tartt's 2013 book.
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To do this, he suggests writing a list of all the people to whom you have something — good or bad — to say, writing down the honest feelings you need to convey to them in a letter, handing the person the letter, and writing down what happened and how the experience affected you and the other person.
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And, you know it's significant that they did take it down, not because they removed it from the internet and it's gone, but because that's unprecedented for Gawker history, and he felt strongly enough that that was such a horrible story that even if just symbolically, to convey to staff and convey externally that it's not what Gawker is supposed to be doing.
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So when -- when President Moon and President Trump had the option to talk in depth about this, as I -- as I'd mentioned, we were able to convey to the South Koreans some things that -- that they may not have -- have been aware of in our own diplomacy and engagement with the North, some of the problems that we were encountering.
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Just as echoing and emphasizing Israel's concerns helped Washington convince Moscow that the S-85033 deal could risk important Russian equities, President Trump must convey to Putin the unanimous opposition to Iran's military presence in Syria from America and its regional allies, including Israel, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and U.A.E. Second, the United States must negotiate from a position of strength.
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"If the Australian system is able to convey to potential students that the loan is income-contingent even though the exact repayment calculation is more complicated, then you're less likely to distort labor market decisions while still getting the benefits of using loans to increase access," said Bridget Terry Long, Saris professor of education and economics at the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
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Watching Trump with fresh eyes shows that we need to think more clearly about how Democratic proposals assume people will accede to changing social norms, how to convey to voters that the policies pursued by the rich are a problem, how to have clear messaging, how to deal with trade, and how to deal with questions involving wages and power.
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But as an objective bystander, the team has won 109 games and lost 99 games with Eli under center and that only seems better than it is because of two playoff runs—runs that every fan base outside of New England and Pittsburgh would take over that time—so it's hard to convey to the other 29 fans bases just how shitty things have been otherwise.
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White House press secretary Sarah HuckabeeSarah Elizabeth SandersApril Ryan's bodyguard issued summons over alleged assault of local journalist Sarah Sanders: Democrats should 'quit lying and do their jobs' Biden pledges return to daily press briefings as president MORE Sanders told reporters Thursday morning that the message she'd like the Swiss leader to convey to the Iranians is the same one Trump has been hammering for months.
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Matheson reported that she'd quit on the spot after this experiment, which made no sense—they'd used the same Internal Directive on Jenny, during an Intimacy Team Relational Experiment, during which she and Kurt were alone in an unlit room monitored by infrared as they each used small devices to convey to each other, through a sort of Morse code, what level of physical intimacy they each consented to.
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"I'm bound to convey to the court that the new Attorney General and the new department leadership have some grave concerns about this particular decree and whether it will in fact achieve the goals of promoting public safety and strengthening law enforcement while at the same time protecting civil rights," Deputy Assistant Attorney General of the Civil Rights Division, John Gore, told US District Court Judge James Bredar.
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The goal was not merely to outline good public health measures, but also to convey to the public that Biden, if president, would understand the urgency of the testing crisis and has a plan for handling it: The White House should measure and report each day, each and every day, how many tests have been ordered, how many tests have been completed, and how many have tested positive.
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" (Note: There is absolutely zero way I can convey to you how beautifully unhinged Key/Luther became at this point as he mimed stirring the contents of a witch's cauldron, so make sure to match the incredible visual to the words at 2:45 in the clip above.) In conclusion, Luther screamed, "I would say you people make me sick, but I can't afford that, because I wouldn't have no damn insurance!
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Any message President Trump wishes to convey to his Iranian counterpart, or any urgent information Iran Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif wishes to pass on to Secretary of State Pompeo, will be transmitted through the Swiss Embassy in Tehran or the Pakistani Embassy in Washington, D.C.Thus, any exchanges regarding the Iranian nuclear deal, US sanctions on Iran, military maneuvers, and perhaps even sometimes information on forthcoming airstrikes tend to go through either Switzerland or Pakistan.
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So what I would do every day is think about whatever topic related to the election I wanted to talk about or convey to people and essentially write it out in a series of messages, just like how I would text it to a friend, and then link those with keywords, so you can kind of dig down, as a user, dig down as deep as you want, to learn about something.
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"There is no crisis, there is no invasion, there is no clear and present danger as the president would try to convey to the American people — to scare them and to justify actions otherwise not justified," House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel Liberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Lawmakers blast Trump as Israel bars door to Tlaib and Omar MORE (D-Md.) said before the speech.
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Trump will host South Korean President Moon Jae-in at a summit at the White House on May 22, and the two are expected to discuss the upcoming summit between Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. The Blue House intends to "sufficiently convey (to the United States) what we've discerned about North Korea's position and attitude through the summit on the 22nd, and sufficiently convey the United States' position to North Korea," thereby helping to bridge the gap between their positions, the official said.
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South Korea is offering to play the role of mediator between the U.S. and North Korea after Pyongyang threatened to call off a summit between President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. A South Korean presidential Blue House official said on Thursday that it plans to "sufficiently convey (to the United States) what we've discerned about North Korea's position and attitude ... and sufficiently convey the United States's position to North Korea," according to Reuters.
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