The White House says she's been "counseled" about her comments.
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Conway has been counseled and we have no further comment.
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"But you're counseled time and time again, "Don't do it.
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They counseled me and helped me get through that phase.
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In 2006, he counseled Zuckerberg not to sell to Yahoo.
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They were "counseled against... going," according to the special agent.
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Mr. Shwe Mann's wife counseled him to pray to Buddha.
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In those, she counseled Mr. Roy to overcome his doubts.
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Even Senator Bernie Sanders, the liberal Vermont firebrand, counseled patience.
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He counseled her on other aspects of running a process.
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All participants were regularly counseled to adhere to medical therapy.
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In his former role, Pompeo counseled the president nearly every day.
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The president will be counseled further on the issue on Monday.
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"It's always too soon to go home," Solnit counseled in Hope.
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The former president has met with and counseled several contenders. Sens.
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The White House announced that she was "counseled" after mounting criticism.
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Since then, Trump's new lawyers have counseled against doing an interview.
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Netanyahu had previously counseled France against its own outreach to Iran.
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Mr. Lugar had quietly counseled the administration not to nominate him.
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Farther along those streets, state-sponsored posters counseled thriftiness and restraint.
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Action, my mother once counseled, is the key to easing anxiety.
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He never heard back from the thousands of women he counseled,
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And, again, we are counseled that physicians should do no harm.
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Away from the floor, he has counseled them to be good.
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He counseled that Jenkins embrace strategic ignorance in his creative life.
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The White House said Conway had been "counseled" about the comment.
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The couple was "counseled against… going," according to the special agent.
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Yet another talked mostly about himself but also counseled divorce, she said.
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Stunned, Sheila called Gorantla, who had counseled her through tough patches before.
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My views would most likely contradict the counseled civility of Barack Obama.
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York Times op-ed, he counseled Trump's opponents to resist falling into
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"We counseled him not to have PSA screenings anymore," Dr. Sammon said.
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The government thought the teen was getting counseled at 7:30 a.m.
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Courts have counseled that plaintiffs should follow reporting requirements in employee manuals.
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A female chemistry teacher counseled me to think about a scientific career.
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We prayed, sang, read Scripture, counseled with those coming in for respite.
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They said the President of the United States counseled someone to lie.
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Journalists, he counseled, ought to develop a habit of questioning their assumptions.
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A rundown of Mr. Broad's achievements • He has counseled mayors and governors.
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Question everything, they counseled — light a fire underneath your inner Ralph Nader.
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As a therapist, Morin has counseled many people during their darkest moments.
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Kobach counseled Pearce on how to make the bill even more sweeping.
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Addressing "my brother" Kaepernick, Lewis counseled the young man to fall silent.
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They counseled fans not to worry about the rules, or anything else.
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First, he counseled President Trump to respect the process then under way.
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Veteran North Korean experts counseled against making too much of the disconnect.
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Just after Stensrud gave birth, Dr. Kaashif Ahmad, a MEDNAX-affiliated neonatologist at the hospital and lead author of the case report, counseled her about the baby's extremely low chances of survival and initially counseled against resuscitating the baby.
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Of the students she counseled, few expected to find support from religious leaders.
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"The person who sent it has been properly counseled," he added, somewhat ominously.
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Asked about possible new tariffs ahead of the G20 meeting, Juncker counseled patience.
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As a Yankees special assistant, Beltran wrote scouting reports and counseled young players.
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Her brother, she said, probably would have counseled her to forgive his killer.
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Giuliani said that he and Trump's other lawyers counseled against pardoning Manafort immediately.
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Of the three companies he has counseled through similar situations, only one survived.
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He calmly counseled another caller who was in a psychiatric ward, feeling desperate.
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" She added, "I've been counseled not to talk about this for career's sake.
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Rumsfeld himself was "not sure" what he would have counseled about pardoning Nixon.
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Mr. Esper, a veteran of the Persian Gulf war of 1991, counseled caution.
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And it may be that Mr. Abe counseled Mr. Trump on his response.
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Instead, he has counseled buying a low-cost S. & P. 500 index fund.
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We need good investigation and strong testimonies from survivors after they are counseled.
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Press secretary Sean Spicer previously said that "Kellyanne has been counseled" for the remarks.
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Corbally instead counseled her to stay and do whatever time she was sentenced to.
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Fairness concerns counseled against potentially reaching that judgment when no charges can be brought.
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PG&E couldn't just ditch renewables in California as Singer has counseled utilities elsewhere.
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Now Henderson's death is being investigated by some of the same officers he counseled.
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I counseled people, I performed weddings, I performed baptisms, and I occasionally performed funerals.
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U.S. officials immediately downplayed the friction between Qatar and its neighbors and counseled restraint.
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He was also privy to the perspective of Boyer, the veteran who counseled Kaepernick.
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Obviously they are being counseled by some other person or by the internet. Disgusting.
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"I would never had counseled anyone that they can disobey the law," he said.
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Often counseled by his father to "trust your intuition," he went with his instinct.
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We're letting out people who have the opportunity to go through programs, be counseled.
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"The stakes are very high," said Dr. Evans, the geneticist who counseled Ms. Watts.
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" Kellyanne pushing Ivanka's brand: "Kellyanne has been counseled on the subject...and that's it.
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Both groups counseled victims of discrimination and filed litigation to defend their civil rights.
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"Yes, but they counseled me about it and I agree with them," Guzman answered.
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When coaches counseled her to choose one or the other, she held her ground.
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The social workers counseled Muhammad to channel his anger and hurt into physical exercise.
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In 2013, the records suggest, he was counseled for making a false 911 call.
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As a therapist, Morin has counseled many couples through challenging experiences in their relationships.
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"I would not have counseled my client to make that statement," Mr. Yarger answered.
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As a therapist, Morin has counseled many couples through difficult times in their relationships.
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Sebald once counseled against depicting horror too directly, particularly where the Holocaust was concerned.
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Baird counseled them on birth control and provided names of doctors who would perform
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He dined with kings, counseled presidents and signed autographs for athletes and movie stars.
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Ms. Bunker was cited as "The Scholar" who had counseled Sotheby's about the sale.
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"Be yourself, be authentic," Elrod counseled any woman looking to run in the future.
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With the show in its tenth season, he's counseled hundreds of aspiring and established entrepreneurs.
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" She counseled "euthanasia as a war measure, including euthanasia for the insane, feeble-minded monstrosities.
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She was the first person I had counseled that had died—and yes, the prettiest.
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In one, Carter allegedly counseled Roy on exactly how to commit suicide using carbon monoxide.
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The great religions and the wisest political philosophies have always counseled going the other way.
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Arevalo counseled one young girl who had gained weight after she started her vegetarian diet.
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Women, however, are often counseled to delay motherhood until they have been evaluated for tenure.
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McConnell, who had counseled Trump against the previous shutdown, said Democrats had abandoned "unreasonable" demands.
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The National Service in Boston counseled patience over Twitter, assuring the snow would come overnight.
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You are in an unwinnable situation, Mr. Gowdy, a South Carolina Republican, counseled Mr. Kushner.
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And Kudlow again counseled long-term investors to buy the dips in the stock market.
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Dr. Chatterjee counseled him to focus on the root cause of his problem: Chronic stress.
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Senators had counseled him to make a clean break from the "circus" of impeachment there.
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The more practical-minded Amy, counseled by Aunt March, grasps the economic implications of marriage.
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In a pair of late night tweets, the future president counseled Obama to exercise patience.
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Tillerson was among a group of deputies who counseled the president against scrapping the accord.
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Then, as so many other people in Alabama did, he counseled caution by Mr. Trump.
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Among those who counseled Mr. Bunkeddeko against running was Representative Hakeem Jeffries, also of Brooklyn.
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It has been a difficult issue for Pope Francis, who has counseled tolerance of gays.
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"Toughen up your skin," she counseled, referring to the nastiness often directed at prominent women.
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We know many of Trump's advisers counseled him to stay in the Paris [climate] agreement.
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McDonough also counseled Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner in the days immediately following November's election.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Thursday that Conway "has been counseled" regarding her remarks.
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People cried ethics foul; White House spokesman Sean Spicer said Conway was "counseled" about her behavior.
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Authorities say Edouard pressured several women he counseled into sex, telling them it would heal them.
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Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen and Katz provided legal counsel to Littelfuse and Latham & Watkins LLP counseled IXYS.
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Sit down, burn one, mellow out, eat some frickin' Oreos," Sieting counseled, before adding, "Just kidding.
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When they arrived in Nairobi, he counseled them to go to the UN to seek help.
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Other scientists have counseled caution in swapping cow's milk for plant-based milk, particularly for children.
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Snowden was "repeatedly counseled by his managers regarding his behavior at work," according to the report.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer on Thursday said Conway had been "counseled" over her comments.
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She also counseled him on how to go through with the suicide and actively encouraged it.
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He also counseled North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper, who narrowly defeated a Republican incumbent in 2016.
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Young and hungry techies have often been counseled to do whatever they must to achieve success.
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Cooley and Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz served as Medivation's legal adviser, and Ropes & Gray counseled Pfizer.
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" "Any suggestion — from any source — that the President counseled Michael Cohen to lie is categorically false.
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She said her group had counseled about 20 people, providing help that otherwise did not exist.
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At regular intervals throughout the past year, Tillerson counseled the president not to abandon the deal.
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From these familiar conversations emerged a predictable, heartbreaking divergence of opinion within the families we counseled.
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For years, Trump counseled former President Barack Obama over Twitter on the perils of striking Assad.
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But it seems like everything he has done so far has counseled in the opposite direction.
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He mostly counseled cancer patients, advising them rather than directly caring for them, his son said.
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Ms. Dolan counseled that pay standards should be set with employees and, most importantly, adhered to.
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Ms. Hairston, 27, counseled women who wanted abortions and checked up on those carrying to term.
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"This is a highly counseled student and family to do these things much earlier," Franek said.
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Susan understood what he was seeking; she had patients she'd counseled while they opened their marriages.
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The Republican moderates who'd counseled more outreach to black and Hispanic voters would have been strengthened.
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Some even speculated Trump crafted the tweet after being counseled by someone outside of the administration.
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Schmitz counseled Trump "through the November election," according to a biography on his law firm's website.
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Some states require women seeking abortions to be counseled that they might develop mental health problems.
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The Florida initiative whose leader Mr. Reilly counseled passed by a nearly two-to-one ratio.
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As McKeever had counseled me, rule number one of conducting surveillance is to try to blend in.
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A year after receiving counseling, 70 percent of those counseled were still in their homes, Hernandez says.
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He said he and Shelley counseled the couple and allowed Zach Smith to remain on his staff.
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In one text message, Carter allegedly counseled Roy on exactly how to commit suicide using carbon monoxide.
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TMZ broke the story ... Meek pulled out after Jay-Z and a couple other people counseled him.
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Earlier this year, she reportedly counseled a gay fan through Twitter direct messages, helping him come out.
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Justin has been counseled it would be insane not to get a prenup, and he's on board.
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Kissinger & Schultz as Secs of State flew around the world less, counseled POTUS close to home more.
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Moreover, a Treasury Department pilot project found that when properly counseled, more borrowers choose consolidation over rehabilitation.
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But in the Senate, Republican Lamar Alexander of Tennessee and chairman of the health committee, counseled patience.
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Pediatricians have counseled parents to keep babies away from peanuts for the first three years of life.
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"If you bring forth what is within you, what you bring forth will save you," they counseled.
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This is the sort of move that more hawkish Russia hands like Fried have long counseled against.
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Our team has counseled hundreds of women who are at risk for an unintended opioid-affected pregnancy.
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"Just focus on the job you're supposed to do and do the best you can," counseled Sen.
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They include Luke Walton, though his father, Bill, has publicly counseled him to remain with Golden State.
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To placate them, Mr. Bannon counseled, the White House must extract wall funding at all costs. video
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He said he has counseled past presidents as well, including Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush.
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Testifying before Congress in October 2011, Mr. Gerecht counseled that Iran would never respond to economic pressure.
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But he resisted the urge, as Mr. Bogle counseled investors who thought they could outsmart Wall Street.
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"Since February 2016, approximately 21,000 pregnant women ... have been counseled about Zika virus prevention," the CDC reports.
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He attempted to physically assault her best friend Bhavni Morjaria after she counseled Dalal to leave him.
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Flynn had counseled Trump on foreign policy and national security matters since early in the 2016 presidential race.
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Because they were so young, we were counseled to keep it as generic as possible, and we did.
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Polonsky and Zaghi filed applications matching customer requests and were counseled, demoted and later terminated, the lawsuit said.
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She says she has been in touch with detectives, who have counseled patience as they build a case.
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" Brynn says she counseled Griffin to lead in his own way "by setting a standard for hard work.
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Kamal Chowdhury, an associate professor at the Department of Clinical Psychology at Dhaka University, has counseled migrant returnees.
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Yardeni has counseled such high-profile acolytes as Madonna, Guy Oseary, Demi Moore, Ashton Kutcher, and Roseanne Barr.
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By the end of their visit, they want to speak to, confide in, or be counseled by Wright.
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For many, a hard-learned mistrust of the humanity and fairness of our immigration enforcement regime counseled hesitation.
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In private conversations with President Trump before his first Omarosa eruption, advisers counseled him to hold his tongue.
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On Thursday, Nadler also claimed some Justice Department officials may have counseled Whitaker not to attend Friday's hearing.
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Mr. Booker's aides have counseled him: Seize the moments if they come, but don't go hunting for them.
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The suit contends that Ms. Gersh counseled Ms. Spencer to sell the building and repudiate her son's views.
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In prison he counseled and mentored other inmates and formed bands as a part of inmate music programs.
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Mark Cuban, owner of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks, has wisely counseled, no governmental interventions now being considered should
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He concluded that prudence as well as the written policy counseled against his speaking directly to the president.
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Pete Buttigieg counseled a nine-year old boy who wanted advice on coming out as gay to everyone.
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Unless blatant theft is involved, professors who step over the line are usually counseled, not fired and indicted.
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Burson was a legendary PR leader who counseled numerous corporate CEOs, Postmasters General, and former President Ronald Reagan.
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Mark Hertling, a CNN military analyst, counseled restraint, passing on a lesson imprinted on the nation's recent history.
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Most of all they counseled young people, urging them to look out for one another and get involved.
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"EF paid nothing and offered no assistance; it was Virgil's personal trip that many counseled against," Buterin wrote.
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Throughout my career, I've mentored, supported and counseled hundreds of young women building their own careers in sports.
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Take for example the quality measure of whether doctors counseled their overweight patients about healthy diet or exercise.
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"He hated that idea," said Stephen Moore, the Heritage Foundation economist who counseled Mr. Trump during the campaign.
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At times I know he counseled a few who didn't seek him out when he heard them complaining.
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ANONYMOUS Let's "Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive," first, as Johnny Mercer wisely counseled in his song lyrics.
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"Any suggestion — from any source — that the President counseled Michael Cohen to lie is categorically false," Giuliani said.
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Are you getting counseled ... When Viacom brings you onto the board, what do they want to hear from you?
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Some Mormons have expressed dismay that they were counseled to stay in abusive relationships or keep matters in house.
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Students described Feis as someone who counseled those with no father figure and took troubled kids under his wing.
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Clinton in 2016, which some top advisers counseled against; his daily 12-mile treks to a Park Slope gym.
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Neither has Montoya been counseled on a more sensitive approach to enforcing regulations, according to a Fort Carson spokeswoman.
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Mother Jones journalist David Corn was counseled three years ago about inappropriately touching female employees, the magazine said Thursday.
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He was being treated, counseled, and embraced fiercely by family and friends while battling depression for some time now.
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He came to admire the pharmacists and technicians, and how they counseled customers on issues of health and insurance.
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" The following day, after the President showed support for Conway, she tweeted that Trump "likes 'counselor' more than 'counseled.
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The president of our university was counseled that there was substantial risk of violence if the event went forward.
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His sobriety led to a gig on the MTV series "Gone Too Far," in which he counseled young addicts.
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The brigadier general first told Washington Post columnist Joe Davidson that he had been counseled over the IG's findings.
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Alice Dreger, a former Northwestern University professor, estimated she has counseled "about 100" people through their experiences being canceled.
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And my father, a psychiatrist, had counseled police officers to help them cope with the stress of their duty.
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Mr. Bannon had counseled bringing back manufacturing, investing heavily in infrastructure, getting tough with China and taxing the rich.
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Law enforcement agencies examined the tax files of leading doves and indicted some of those who counseled draft resistance.
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Later in the day, the president had a word for those who had publicly counseled him to proceed warily.
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Since Mr. Trump's election, Mr. Cordray, 58, has counseled his roughly 1,600 employees to tune out the political noise.
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All patients should be counseled as to the risk of discontinuation effects and monitored closely during the tapering process.
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Women reporting marijuana use should be counseled about concerns regarding potential adverse health consequences of continued use during pregnancy.
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Zuboff, meanwhile, has spoken to audiences from Los Angeles to Rome and counseled politicians across Europe and North America.
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" The second email from her counseled that, when it comes to a union, "We suggest waiting and not rushing.
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Ms. Conway was "counseled" after her impromptu commercial for the Trump brand, said the president's press secretary, Sean Spicer.
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I sought treatment at an inpatient recovery center, was counseled to not move back home but rather transitional housing.
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Disabled patients are also about 20 percent less likely to be counseled to stop smoking during their annual checkups.
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Weitzel counseled Alonso through his frustrations last fall, and explained that it was a business move for the Mets.
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He was counseled out the back door with nothing on his record to prevent him from purchasing a firearm.
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Of course Pruitt operates in secret, counseled by industry and ideologues, unwilling and unable to engage the broader public.
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The surgeon wanted to do nothing at all: Leave it alone, he counseled, as if your cancer were an animal.
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In fact, the the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that adoptive mothers be counseled on the benefits of induced lactation.
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Those who were counseled to write letters of gratitude reported better mental health both one month and three months later.
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Dr. Feldman did not treat Shepard, but she's counseled many other patients and their families about the realities of ALS.
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"Kellyanne has been counseled, and that's all we are going to go with," Spicer told reporters during his daily briefing.
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For one year, they participated in a weight-loss program in which they were counseled on their diet and exercise.
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Because though the logic of technology has long counseled such a force, the logic of military bureaucracy has forestalled it.
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When things "go south," as Picoult tells PEOPLE, she finds herself on trial – and counseled by a white public defender.
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Carter served on an international advisory team in 2000 that counseled the Russian Putin administration on fiscal and economic policy.
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Dr. Khosla said she counseled patients to let go of the unrealistic notion that they must strive for "perfect" sleep.
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"One day your dad is going to die, but bacon will always be there for you," Mr. Brown counseled. Evilicious.
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Friends of Ms. Nunnemaker have counseled her to "put my foot down" and not invite her mother to the wedding.
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And the House Republican leader, Kevin McCarthy of California, has often counseled Mr. Trump on the politics of his state.
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Yet even as the threat of human-to-human transmission grows, the country's health officials have counseled against undue concern.
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But Mr. McConnell and Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, have counseled that senators could find it off-putting.
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The senator counseled Trump during the campaign and was on Trump's list for vice president and, later, secretary of state.
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Among Trump's potential nominees are a number, such as the Tenth Circuit's Tim Tymkovich, who counseled legislators in private practice.
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Department leaders have counseled Moley about his actions and say they are implementing a "corrective action plan" for his bureau.
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In 2006, McNamee writes, he counseled the 22-year-old C.E.O. against selling Facebook to Yahoo for a billion dollars.
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Just days before, I had counseled a senior Amazon executive about how they could win over some of their critics.
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He's counseled governments, celebrities and countless readers on how to ward off threats and stay safe in a scary world.
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"He was a great mentor to me," said Dylan Klumph, a college football player who said Mr. Singer counseled him.
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When doctors raised concerns, the documents showed, Purdue sales reps counseled them to put patients on bigger, more dangerous doses.
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Gibson also had a prior altercation with a "Criminal Minds" assistant director and was counseled for anger management, the publication added.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Douglas Boneparth will never forget the terrified financial planning clients he counseled after Lehman Brothers collapsed 10 years ago.
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Singer typically charged as much as $2,2000 a year per student he counseled, he told the Sacramento Business Journal in 2500.
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My then-director had always counseled me that as a woman of color, we are often underrepresented and should always negotiate.
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And, at his daily White House press briefing, Press Secretary Sean Spicer said, "Kellyanne has been counseled" and refused to elaborate. .
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"Kellyanne has been counseled, and that's all we are going to go with," Spicer told reporters at the daily press briefing.
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He filled stadiums, toured countries, and counseled politicians; he loomed over evangelicalism, a towering presence in a tradition that reveres patriarchs.
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She's even counseled younger coworkers who are agonizing over making a similar choice, assuring them that it's not a bad idea.
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The American aircraft which obliterated Hiroshima and Nagasaki were crewed by Christian servicemen and counseled and blessed by Christian military chaplains.
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He also criticized Paterno for not calling authorities, as well as McQueary and his father and a neighbor who counseled McQueary.
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"Don't do it," the painter Carmen Herrera recently counseled an interviewer, about turning a century old, which she did last year.
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She got her brother money, said her father, Dennis Wasser, himself a well-known divorce lawyer who has counseled celebrity clients.
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The statement added that unnamed employees involved in the matter were "appropriately disciplined" and counseled, though it declined to offer details.
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Price thought the lineman seemed depressed and referred him to Susan Wilson, who'd counseled players around the NFL on drug abuse.
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" Approving of his intention to write about an unsolved mystery, she counseled him to "use it to channel that dark side.
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In stark contrast, Tony Blair was counseled by his senior advisor Alistair Campbell to not address his faith in public questioning.
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The President has been counseled by lawmakers that such a move would be disastrous for the midterm election in the fall.
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In 2009, for example, CAP counseled Obama to deploy 17,000 more troops to Afghanistan and keep them there for 20113 years.
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He was a leftist who counseled the dying Socialist president François Mitterrand, and a critic of colonialism who also defended Israel.
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Over the years, she's also counseled and assisted widows after they were denied small business loans because they were not married.
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As a friend and fellow African-American writer in high demand, he has counseled Mr. Harris on the trials of longevity.
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He adds that no one counseled him not to attend, and nobody has questioned his right to call himself a doctor.
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At the time, Cummings counseled his Republican colleagues to put aside the politics of the moment and to think long-term.
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A counselor also told investigators that the woman's behavior after the assault was consistent with other rape victims he had counseled.
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Zobayan was counseled on operating in Class B airspace, special VFR weather minimums, proper planning, reviewing weather and anticipating required action.
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Zobayan was counseled on operating in Class B airspace, special VFR weather minimums, proper planning, reviewing weather and anticipating required action.
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Lester, who had overcome non-Hodgkin's lymphoma just two years earlier, counseled Rizzo about what to expect in the coming treatments.
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We would like to have a bit more space, but our financial adviser counseled us not to buy a larger home.
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The Mets have counseled patience regarding Harvey, knowing that his old stamina and velocity may not return until later this season.
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The all-knowing Oscar divined that Cole and Alison had had sex and counseled him to stick with the steady Luisa.
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I've taught law school for almost 15 years, and during that time I've repeatedly counseled progressive students against working as prosecutors.
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Following the Porter scandal, nearly two dozen Mormon women told BuzzFeed that church leaders counseled them to stay in abusive relationships.
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"I knew it," said Harris, who has counseled mothers of missing children and victims of gun violence since her daughter's murder.
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Eat little, he counseled, in order to channel energy (in his case yogurt with garlic for breakfast, then nothing until dinner).
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But senior leaders including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi have counseled caution for fear of a voter backlash that could benefit Trump.
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Since then, both men have counseled the president to move cautiously on the emergency declaration, according to a senior administration official.
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"Aristotle counseled elderly men to conceive in the summer if they wished to have male heirs," the textbook Developmental Biology explains.
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Jarad Ringer is social worker and doctoral candidate at CUNY Graduate Center and Hunter College who has counseled this population for years.
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But I have long counseled leaders not to draw long-term conclusions based on short-term tactics or events involving President Trump.
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Per Politico: A source familiar with the matter said Trump is fully backing Conway and does not agree with the "counseled" remark.
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In addition, we note that Mr. Scavino was recently counseled about the Hatch Act by the Office of the White House Counsel.
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Eduardo Bolsonaro, the third of the president's four sons and a daughter from three marriages, has counseled his father on foreign affairs.
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" She also writes, "I impulsively filed for a divorce without your knowledge and was counseled then to file an allegation of abuse.
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The Allwines' pastor preached about conquering carnal desires, and Stephen himself counseled couples in the congregation who were struggling with marital problems.
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Trump aide Kellyanne Conway was "counseled" after promoting Ivanka Trump's brand in an interview at the White House, WH spokesman Spicer says.
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The Office of Government Ethics found that to be a violation, but Conway was not punished, despite being "counseled" on the matter.
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Hardball Trump has been frustrated for months that his legal team has counseled him against his flamethrower approach to the Mueller probe.
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But my mother counseled me sternly: "Remember, we are none of us perfect, but God can use us to do great things."
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Polish news agency PAP said family members of the missing miners had gathered at the mine and were being counseled by psychologists.
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Trump's attacks are a move on his own as advisers counseled him against going after Biden in this fashion, according to CNN.
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He counseled other families going through treatment for Ewing's sarcoma, and spoke out often about the disease and the importance of research.
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King said she had counseled Foudy in the push for more income and influence for the United States women's national soccer team.
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My hygiene was so bad that a newfound friend counseled me on the importance of keeping my face washed and teeth clean.
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Kellyanne Conway was "counseled" about promoting Ivanka's brands live on Fox News, and may be investigated by the Office of Government Ethics.
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Ms. Filipovic counseled us like an old friend and we chose a bottle of Puszta Libre, a Beaujolais-like blend from Austria.
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With the Yankees, Beltran counseled young players — the team placed Aaron Judge's locker next to his in spring training a year ago.
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I was a pediatrician, and I counseled patients and parents all the time about how to eat right and get enough exercise.
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Edward Lansdale, the country's foremost expert on counterinsurgency, and one with long experience in Vietnam, had counseled as much from the beginning.
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" Trump counseled the 3,000 attendees of all different faiths from more than 130 countries to pray for "Arnold" and "for those ratings.
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Mr. Trump, perhaps counseled by someone who understands the military's longstanding rules of engagement, dialed back the threat a bit on Friday.
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The war devastated the Senecas, and afterward Cornplanter counseled accommodation, urging his people to learn English and know something of white ways.
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Juniors at the Academy are already being counseled on potential career paths in the Air Force, including intelligence, cyber, acquisitions and engineering.
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His interest may have been sparked by the writings of psychiatrist Robert Coles, who'd met with and counseled Bridges and her family.
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Maguire initially withheld the whistleblower complaint from Congress because his attorneys counseled him that Trump was not part of the intelligence community.
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Because of the immense pain and sadness I felt, [endometriosis specialist and EndoFound co-founder] Dr. Seckin counseled me to talk about that.
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Dr. Phil McGraw says that he's privately counseled a "staggering" number of public figures and celebrities who have come to him seeking help.
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Since the on-air tout, Conway has been "counseled on the subject," White House press secretary Sean Spicer told reporters at a briefing.
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He's counseled youth in juvenile detention centers in the past and now wants to focus on bettering neighborhoods and ultimately young kids' lives.
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"It can be helpful if parents are counseled about what to expect over the first few days of life," Drapkin said by email.
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Ayloush said he has counseled the three mosques to work with their local police departments to have the letters investigated as hate crimes.
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That he has counseled other inmates and even served as commissioner of Lovelock's softball league will likely count in his favor as well.
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Not even the most executive power friendly member of the Constitutional Convention would have counseled giving such power to any individual or group.
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"We have counseled the employee on all relevant policies, including the policy against public resources being used for political purposes," the statement added.
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A charismatic fast-talker, he counseled hundreds of families as they navigated the arduous process of getting their kids into Ivy League universities.
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Secretary of State John Kerry, visiting Brussels and London to discuss the fallout from the referendum, counseled against harsh actions by either side.
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They counseled three fathers who showed up on Thursday, one whom lost a daughter and the other of whom had a son rescued.
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Earlier this year, she was officially "counseled" on federal ethics rules after she used her official platform to promote Ivanka Trump's clothing line.
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"Reflecting on his own experiences, he counseled people to "take things a little slower when scaling right after you do a capital raise.
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" Giuliani said as far as he knew, Trump had not had discussions with Cohen where Trump "told him or counseled him to lie.
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I have represented and counseled dozens of young women of all races who were raped and brutally sexually assaulted by their male classmates.
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She worked closely with her father and siblings in the family real estate business and counseled Trump throughout the presidential campaign and transition.
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Feit told investigators at the time of the crime that he had counseled Garza that evening, but then went to hear other parishioners' confessions.
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He counseled that economic restructuring is "as cold and real as winter to every company" but said this would also provide opportunities to Baidu.
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Government officials are typically counseled to fly with the lowest-cost airfare to be good stewards of taxpayer money (and to avoid bad optics).
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Weeks later, inside Overthrow, Hanson and Liv counseled the boxers on not just how to listen to the body, but how to supersede it.
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Hurwitz claims that the half-dozen women he's counseled not to wear their rings have gotten jobs when they left the bling at home.
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The person responsible for the accident was reportedly counseled and procedures were updated to prevent a similarly alarming situation from occurring in the future.
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"There's one smart person in our family, and she counseled us and explained everything to our family so I didn't have to," Kimmel said.
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In addition to being a pastor at Altar Church, Remington ran a faith-based drug and alcohol treatment rehabilitation facility and counseled prison inmates.
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"Kellyanne has been counseled, and that's all we are going to go with," Spicer told reporters during his daily briefing on the same day.
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Feit, who was a visiting priest at the church, told police he'd counseled Garza that night but then went to visit with other parishioners.
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Since Sofiya came to the United States five months ago, her parents have counseled her on what to do in case of an emergency.
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The children whose parents were counseled to play more with them did better, throughout childhood, on tests of I.Q., aggressive behavior and self-control.
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Their relationship dates back decades, and the political strategist has counseled Trump on his political flirtations long before his presidential campaign launched in 2015.
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Many years ago I impulsively filed for divorce and was counseled to file allegations that I regretted and subsequently withdrew over thirty years ago.
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Gersh counseled Sherry to sell the property and donate some of the money to a human rights organization which is exactly what Sherry did.
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Eduardo Bolsonaro is the third of the president's four sons and a daughter from three marriages and has counseled his father on foreign affairs.
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Hughes also lent her a few of his chemists for one of her projects; for her part, Lamarr counseled him on a plane design.
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Nicholas Kristof "We will be greeted as liberators" upon invading Iraq, Vice President Dick Cheney counseled in 2003 on the eve of the war.
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In helping elect Donald J. Trump, Mr. Bannon counseled him to take a tough line on China and step up trade pressure on Beijing.
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She also counseled lesbian and transgender students and collected the testimonies of female students who reported sexual assaults and harassment, according to court documents.
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Republicans quietly counseled that Collins could go no further without inciting a rebellion from the party's Trump-loving base — perhaps even a primary challenge.
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Elizabeth Warren's campaign and before counseled the campaigns of Julián Castro and Kamala Harris, the focus on Sanders's 60 Minutes comments isn't that important.
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Like Willoughby, she struggled to convey the abuse to the Mormon bishops and was counseled to try to work on her relationship with Porter.
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Embodying pan-Africanism, she befriended, counseled or lobbied the first presidents or prime ministers of Algeria, both Congos, Ivory Coast, Mali, Guinea and Ghana.
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As she approached graduation, her two favorite art teachers counseled her to leave Canada, recommending that she attend Black Mountain College in North Carolina.
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" He also counseled students not to judge their own efforts too quickly: "It's difficult to see the work with any clarity until years later.
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Is this the future for defendants accused of securities fraud: facing a multitude of far-flung suits by well-counseled, well-capitalized investment funds?
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Brandeis, during his time on the bench, secretly counseled a young Representative Wright Patman of Texas, one of the antitrust heroes in Stoller's story.
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More press followed: AOL opined about the quality of its duck filling; CNBC quoted experts who counseled that other coat makers shouldn't panic — yet.
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Top cabinet officials, meanwhile, counseled caution, urging Mr. Peña Nieto not to cancel his meeting with Mr. Trump at the White House next week.
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Throughout the years, she said, he has counseled her to fight for the same pay as PGA Tour members for public appearances or sponsorships.
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Many people I've talked to, both men and women, have told me Biden consoled them and counseled them through tough periods in their lives.
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"Young athletes tend to use sports to understand themselves better," says Carlton Green, a staff psychologist at University of Maryland, where he's counseled many athletes.
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As an adult, no doctor ever counseled me to freeze my eggs or prepare for pregnancy complications — even when I asked outright if I should.
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Asked about Conway's comments, Spicer told reporters Thursday that she had been "counseled," but she did not elaborate on whether she faced any possible consequences.
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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer told reporters on Thursday that Conway was "counseled" on the comment, but declined to elaborate on what that meant.
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"I didn't realize the extent of what I was dealing with, and thankfully, there was a police officer who sort of counseled me," Willoughby said.
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Countless self-help books on our respective night stands counseled us to break free from our toxic patterns if we wanted to find lasting love.
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DOT users who have had recent abortions or births are counseled to reset the app entirely after three to four cycles, losing their past data.
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"Maybe it's better you know now?" counseled her Lyft driver, and for a moment Devitt debated whether to make the three-plane, 25-hour journey.
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But a source close to the President said Trump is being counseled to steer clear of such a dramatic move like firing the special counsel.
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He is counseled by his therapist in order to build himself up to write a letter to himself, that self-help letter, Dear Evan Hansen.
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A lot of the transgender people she's counseled over the past two years had already been on testosterone for a while when they contacted her.
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One thing I've learned from my life and the hundreds of people I've counseled: Don't try to pretend it didn't happen and walk away fast.
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He led more than 400 crusades, preached to millions of souls in person, reached millions and millions more through television and radio, and counseled presidents.
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This law, which had been in place for three years, didn't require the school to report parents who have not been counseled by their doctors.
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After every shift, the workers are paid their wage in cash, and then counseled on city services that might help them get off the street.
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Though the law firm has mostly represented corporate clients, it has counseled some activists like the hedge fund Elliott Management in their campaigns against companies.
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Together with nonprofit legal services organizations, I, like many immigration lawyers, counseled individuals and families in free legal clinics throughout my home state of Tennessee.
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In the final decade of his life, Mr. Murphy himself became a therapist and counseled others, trying to find the meaning in his own suffering.
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He also counseled fellow inmates, learned sign language to help the hearing-impaired and helped start a program that educated inmates about H.I.V. and AIDS.
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Hannity also counseled Trump fixer-turned-convicted-felon Michael Cohen during a Congressional inquiry and met often with Donald Trump Jr. during the 2016 campaign.
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Although Kelly had agitated for the removal of outgoing national security adviser H.R. McMaster, he counseled Trump against hiring Bolton, a neo-conservative media commentator.
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Shantil Jones met her adviser, Christopher Almond, at the summer program, and he monitored, counseled and prodded her for the rest of her college career.
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A highly sought-after college consultant, Rick Singer counseled hundreds of families as they navigated the arduous process of getting their kids into top universities.
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Both Bundy sons were arrested in late January and Cliven Bundy, who counseled his sons by phone, was arrested at the Portland airport on Wednesday.
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Mr. Trump's other mentor was the caustic and conniving McCarthy-era lawyer Roy Cohn, who counseled Mr. Trump never to give in or concede error.
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In the late 1990s, we co-counseled class action lawsuits against all of the major auto finance companies challenging the use of discretionary dealer markups.
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The emperor counseled moderation — punishment maybe, but no informers, no roundups — in part, it seems, because he wasn't exactly sure what Christians were guilty of.
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It's now being reported that senior Justice Department officials counseled Comey against going public with this new information; that would have been the wiser course.
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Behind closed doors, Obama has counseled a number of candidates about their campaigns, offering advice from his successful 22020 White House bid and 2012 reelection.
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Concerning blackmail attempts specifically, he counseled confrontation, rather than appeasement — and it seems that Mr. Bezos followed the de Becker strategy with his blog post.
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In one part of the documents, the FBI says Chuck met with a player and counseled him about how players secretly get away with NCAA violations.
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GIULIANI SAYS HE&aposS COUNSELED TRUMP AGAINST FIRING SESSIONS Video Asked by Fox News if those two conditions are "red lines," Giuliani said they definitely are.
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Conway, who was immediately accused of breaking federal ethics rules, was "counseled on that subject, " White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer said, without offering any specifics.
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She said Graham later counseled her when she was first lady and dealing with her husband's sex scandal involving White House intern Monica Lewinsky in 1998.
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The Doe family's account, as recorded by FACE investigators and the lawsuit, says that Sheikh grew intimate with Doe over the five years he counseled her.
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Williams said the state failed to prove that Nero "knowingly aided, counseled or encouraged the commission of the crime" with the intent to make it happen.
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Mark Cuban counseled his longtime friend Michael Cohen on how to stay calm in the wake of the Russian investigation that has Cohen under a microscope.
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Although there are opportunities for black men to develop actionable life skills when being counseled by black women, Singleton says there would certainly also be challenges.
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"Almost everyone I've counseled has said 'I didn't know a person like you existed,' or 'I didn't know anybody else could understand these problems,'" she said.
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All along the way, they were counseled by a team of volunteers, and also by Monte Durham, fashion director for Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta.
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As a blood pressure monitor squeezed snugly around his arm, the pharmacist counseled Thomas, 49, on his diet and stress level while checking his blood pressure.
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We've learned that Roy Cohn, Senator Joseph McCarthy's right-hand man, counseled a young Mr. Trump for many years, nurturing a style of bluster and smears.
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As she recovered from the implant removal, Candice wondered why no one had counseled her—or other patients—about the possible psychological ramifications of cosmetic surgery.
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The dead dwell here, but also the living: Gisleson's mother is touchingly portrayed, as is Ronald, the death row inmate whom her father counseled for years.
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The perils of presidential involvement were obvious to some, and conservative allies of Mr. Trump, including Mr. Bannon, had counseled him not to meddle in Alabama.
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There is no better symbol of change than the silencing of Mr. Patterson by the victims of domestic abuse he had long counseled to keep quiet.
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Mr. Pence counseled the president to let congressional Republicans work things out on their own, according to Republicans close to the White House and congressional leaders.
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Over the ensuing decades, Stone counseled Trump on four potential White House runs and represented him as a lobbyist for his gambling, airline and hotel businesses.
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Like other Syrians, Mouhamad al-Hajj had arrived in Canada eager to work, but had been counseled by the sponsors to instead take intensive English classes.
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But Christiansen counseled him on managing his emotions, and Pena became Berkeley's starting point guard and captain, then joined the coaching staff, initially as a volunteer.
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Mr. Elliott, who has counseled young people for 19 years, said he had seen a decrease in drug and alcohol use among students in recent years.
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He has counseled more than 180 young Muslims to shun radicalization, all of them referred to him either by members of their communities or law enforcement.
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Clinton, who has counseled them about the unmatched rigors of the campaign trail and hardships of facing Mr. Trump, according to people familiar with the conversations.
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One couple I counseled, Larry and Dana, came to me because Dana was uncomfortable that Larry had started hanging out late into the night with friends.
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Some staff have counseled him against tweeting about Sims — arguing it would only elevate him and help sell his book — but, as ever, Trump couldn't help himself.
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There are a few key limitations: Participants and the clinicians who counseled them knew who was using e-cigarettes and who was using traditional nicotine replacement therapies.
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The lawsuit, based on police investigation reports, says that Grossheim told people he saw himself as a "superhero" who gravitated toward "these depressed people" and counseled them.
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The F.D.A. counseled blood banks to update donor questionnaires to ask about travel to Zika-affected regions in the past month or a history of residence there.
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Kellyanne Conway is still in President Trump's good graces after she was "counseled" for urging Americans to purchase his daughter Ivanka's clothing line during a TV interview.
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Hearing Flint residents talk about undergoing blood draws to test for lead, and being counseled on how to stay healthy after long-term lead exposure, is devastating.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer addressed the issue at a press briefing, noting only that Conway had "been counseled, and that's all we're going to say."
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer said during his daily briefing Thursday that Conway had been "counseled" in the wake of her remarks about Ivanka Trump's brand.
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After the "moron" remark, an aide says Pence advised Tillerson on "setting expectations" and counseled him on how to work with the administration toward the President's goals.
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The Post later reported that, as president of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, another SBC institution, Patterson had counseled a rape victim against reporting her attack to police.
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But FBI Director James Comey, in an email to James Clapper, the director for national intelligence, and John Brennan, the director of the CIA, counseled against it.
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When Ben Franklin counseled that "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure," he wasn't talking about the foreskin of the penis and AIDS drugs.
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Yet various states within the U.S. have decided to abide by the accord, while voices within the administration have counseled against the U.S. being an international pariah.
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There's a story that when he wanted to call on senators and representatives to pass a civil rights bill, most of his staff counseled him against it.
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When asked about the ethics of Conway's comments in his White House briefing today, Sean Spicer said that Conway has been "counseled on that subject... that's it."
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The FT today reports that big multinationals, worried about suffering the president's wrath on Twitter, are being counseled to repackage old announcements so Trump can claim credit.
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Judges consider the counseled positions of the state and parents through their attorneys, but in many states, the child has no attorney and their voice is omitted.
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" In a statement released after this story initially published, Giuliani said, "Any suggestion -- from any source -- that the President counseled Michael Cohen to lie is categorically false.
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O'Brien said she had also been counseled on relentlessness by Sara Fornaciari, a former agent and tournament director of a now-defunct WTA event in Oklahoma City.
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They had been counseled by their chapter president, who told me this story, that it was their mission to prevent sexual assaults and to treat women right.
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Through a program called CollegePoint, my foundation has counseled nearly 50,000 low- and middle-income students about their options, and helped them navigate the financial aid process.
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He served as a rector at several churches in northern New Jersey, including St. John's in Passaic, where he often counseled teenagers on sex and drug use.
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Ron Deal, a marriage and family therapist and co-author of "The Smart Stepfamily Guide to Financial Planning," has counseled blended families for more than two decades.
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In the 21969s, emerging from her cocoon, she counseled patients at a women's clinic in Dallas, joined abortion rights rallies and began talking to the news media.
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In addition to monthly visits, the mothers are counseled on ways to bond with their daughters, including how to talk openly about what led to their imprisonment.
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He counseled Republican presidential candidates to come up with a realistic vision of how to deal with immigration, including the 11 million undocumented workers already in the country.
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Chuck Lowry, for example, counseled Clark to stick with the ringsail and use a webbing to reinforce the areas where the tear had occurred in the 220 test.
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Asci also represented Travis Kalanick when the former Uber CEO was ousted from that role in 2017 and has counseled several CEOs of Fortune 500 companies at Teneo.
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The bottom line is, that twice in my life, we were counseled to have an abortion, one with our son Gabriel and one with our little girl Bella.
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As a former social worker, I've counseled in some of the most underserved neighborhoods in DC. Just guiding individuals through their socioeconomic and health issues was sometimes horrifying.
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" White House press secretary Sean Spicer responded to the controversy during his Thursday press briefing by saying Conway has "been counseled, and that's all we're going to say.
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"Imagine the distinguished statesman who counseled presidents and the powerful, singing with his little girl in Oak Creek during a rainstorm to 'Singing in the Rain,'" said Meghan.
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Because of that, the authors advocate, doctors should counsel older men and their partners about the realities and risks of having children, much as women are counseled today.
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The president is now being counseled daily by some of the most strident conservative-to-alt-right Republicans in the nation on which direction to take the party.
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He later endorsed Messer in a state legislative race in 2003, and Pence and his wife, Karen, counseled the Messers as they transitioned to Congress a decade later.
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She's embarked on public speaking tours, extensively studied the cognitive neurology of brainwashing, and counseled numerous other former cult members (including ex-followers of Al-Qaeda and ISIS).
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The group concluded that heavy patients should first be counseled to lose weight because a lower weight reduces stress on the joints and can alleviate pain without surgery.
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Biden said he counseled Sanders ahead of the 28500 election to shun super PACs, warning that their support could erode his ability to appeal to working-class voters.
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Who knew that this group of kids, many of whom might aspire to public service, would be counseled by the president to avoid the "sewer" that is Washington?
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A source close to the President told CNN's Jim Acosta that Trump is being counseled to steer clear of such a dramatic move like firing the special counsel.
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The next day, she imposes sanctions on the country, not realizing she just has been counseled by a man who takes birth control for the hell of it.
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The incident was being treated as a "standard outbreak", Marjito said, adding that those testing positive for the disease are treated, counseled and their surroundings sprayed with disinfectant.
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Huge gyrations are a fact of life in stock market crises — "they rip up, and they rip down," he counseled — and the best approach was to be unemotional.
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At one point, McMaster got so angry that Mattis patted his knee as he counseled him to keep his cool, I was told by one of the attendees.
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" Another counseled candidates to "prepare for a negative campaign" and not shy away from giving opponents "name ID, especially if that name ID is of the negative kind.
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"Many women come here to complain," said Ms. Rakia Modi, a religious leader who created the center three years ago and has counseled women for nearly two decades.
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Senator Mitch McConnell, the majority leader, who has previously counseled against allowing government funding to lapse, was among those arguing that it should never have occurred, they said.
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The Astros' designated hitter, Carlos Beltran, had counseled Gurriel after the incident but said he did not feel the need to say anything to him after Game 6.
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He counseled an arm's-length relationship with the Soviet Union, but, early on, also voiced support for armed insurrections against Latin American dictatorships supported by the United States.
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Some liken his shadowy role — though not his ideas — to that of Mr. Trump's former adviser Stephen K. Bannon, or Karl Rove, who counseled President George W. Bush.
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Inside the cave one recent day, Mr. Chen, 62, counseled a group of visitors, advising them to eat dates and drink a glass of hot water every morning.
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" From the start of the migration crisis, while many Germans panicked at the arrival of hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers, she confidently counseled: "We will manage this.
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But others in the White House have counseled the president not to pick that fight, which would lead to a government shutdown that could have disastrous political consequences.
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Across the board, politicians and other former candidates have urgently counseled their supporters to vote for Mr. Macron to block Ms. Le Pen's path to the Élysée Palace.
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Although President Trump's press secretary, Sean Spicer, said last week that Ms. Conway had been "counseled" about her statement, the White House has not clarified what that means.
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Malcolm P. Smith, Paris, Ky. RE: THE ETHICIST Kwame Anthony Appiah counseled a letter writer who was unsure how to handle her daughter's discomfort with her father's horseplay.
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In that role, Happer, an emeritus professor of physics at Princeton University, counseled former White House national security adviser John Bolton on climate change issues and military technology.
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Tesla Autopilot drivers, for comparison, have to be ready to take over at any moment, so they're counseled to keep their eyes on the road at all times.
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But that doesn't mean he's sitting the race out — behind the scenes, he has counseled more than a dozen likely candidates on how best to beat President Trump.
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David Bernick, a lawyer from Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP representing the "B" side, initially counseled against settling the Oklahoma lawsuit, people familiar with the matter said.
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Both parties in Congress resisted additional tax increases unless all-out war broke out, and Truman's advisers counseled against 1952 election-year tax proposals given that bipartisan sentiment.
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According to police, retired monk Dale Tacheny called them in 2002 to say that a priest he'd once counseled in the 1960s had confessed to suffocating an unnamed woman.
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He acknowledged the employee, who had been "counseled and corrected" for past issues, had remained assigned to the warning system team despite misgivings by co-workers over the years.
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Bilott counseled class members in West Virginia and Ohio and traveled frequently to Washington to attend meetings at the E.P.A., which was deciding whether to issue advisories about PFOA.
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The group has counseled victims of sexual abuse in LA County and has hosted its own 24/7 hotline for survivors of rape and battery for over 45 years.
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Now nearly two dozen Mormon women tell us when they went to Mormon church leaders after being abused at home, they too were counseled to remain in abusive relationships.
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He became accustomed on the rope line to being counseled by voters, who tried to buck him up by offering unsolicited advice about how to improve his debate performances.
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" Among the advised tactics, Democrats were counseled to engage with Black Lives Matter activists and "listen to their concerns" but to do so at "personal or small group meetings.
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Press secretary Sean Spicer said that Conway "has been counseled," but it's more likely that Trump—who's embroiled in many ethics violations himself—will praise Conway than discipline her.
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"I never thought this would happen to my family," Mr. Crutcher said, adding that he had counseled his son all his life about how to behave around the police.
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In Washington state, he noted, a law requires parents to be counseled by a physician about vaccinations before they can receive an exemption for their children for nonmedical reasons.
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According to The Washington Post, which cited sources at the event, Obama counseled new members of Congress from his party on making change in the halls of Capitol Hill.
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But he also counseled caution, according to a person who heard him speak, laying out the possible hurdles and reaffirming that the sanctions needed to be kept in place.
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Mr. Barr counseled the president last week to assert executive privilege, warning Democrats that their demands were asking him to break the law and put ongoing investigations at risk.
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And the President had also been counseled that his attacking governors who had criticized the federal government, which he had done on multiple occasions, could have a political cost.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - A prominent Houston megachurch pastor who counseled presidents and top executives pleaded guilty on Wednesday of conspiracy to sell $3.5 million in worthless bonds to elderly investors.
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"Some participants" who counseled patience expressed "concern about the recent decline in inflation" and said the Fed "could afford to be patient under current circumstances," according to the minutes.
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For years, Santopadre counseled patience as he held Berrettini off the court while other boys practiced full time, twice a day, and traveled the world to play junior tournaments.
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Still, at a January 2016 board meeting of the Edison institute, attended by chief executives of the country's largest utilities, Thomas R. Kuhn, the group's president, counseled against complacency.
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Mr. Ryan repeatedly counseled the president to avoid seeking vengeance — at least until he has passed spending bills and a debt-ceiling increase needed to keep the government running.
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Stone counseled Trump on three earlier potential White House campaigns, and in a recent book Stone boasted that he knew about Trump's 2016 intentions on New Year's Day 2014.
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We watch as the friends go on a journey celebrating facets of Black culture: they crash a family reunion where they're counseled by their faux-Aunty, the legendary Maya Angelou.
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"Women were counseled to reduce their total fat intake and increase their fruit, vegetable and grain intake," said Tuft's Lichtenstein, who is the volunteer spokesperson for the American Heart Association.
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Maybe it was just me, but when Jon counseled Daenerys that taking violent action with dragons would make her just an ordinary queen, I figured violence was off the table.
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Willoughby says Ostrem was frequently counseled by a Catholic priest who placed a crucifix on his forehead, commanded demons to leave his body and asked God to silence the voices.
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She also criticized the federal government for taking the girl to a Christian pregnancy facility to be counseled against terminating the pregnancy, even though she didn't want to go there.
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After the signing, vice president Mike Pence also reiterated the president's plan to resurrect the National Space Council, which has, in the past, counseled the president on aerospace related endeavors.
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President Trump was reportedly unhappy with White House spokesman Sean Spicer after he said that top aide Kellyanne Conway had been "counseled" over her comments regarding Ivanka Trump's fashion brand.
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Press secretary Sean Spicer said top aide Kellyanne Conway was "counseled" after she promoted Ivanka Trump's clothing line from the White House briefing room in a TV interview Thursday morning.
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For the last 10 years, she has counseled other HIV-positive mothers at a PEPFAR-supported clinic to start treatment for their own health and protect their babies from infection.
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His ex-Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and former national security adviser H.R. McMaster both successfully counseled Trump to remain in the Iran deal when they were on the job.
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer said on Thursday that Conway had been "counseled," but Shaub wrote that the Office of Government Ethics had not been informed of any corrective steps.
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While my father endured his guns, my stepfather loved his guns, and counseled us on what to do in case of home break-ins, kidnappings and all manner of Armageddon.
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King counseled that we are going to be made to repent, not just with the hateful words and deeds of bad people but for the appalling silence of good people.
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They are not lifting society with them in the way that Schumpeter counseled: Joseph Schumpeter, who concerned himself with the great forms of capitalism and the great mutations of capitalism.
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All the other parties to the agreement contend that it is working, and some of Mr. Trump's own advisers counseled him that it was in the interest of national security.
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"I feel sorry about this, but this is the end that Mr. Kuczynski deserves," said Pedro Cateriano, a former prime minister who counseled the president during the first impeachment attempt.
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After he returned to Congress in September, Mr. Scalise redoubled his commitment to gun rights, even as he counseled survivors of other shootings who were newly animated about gun control.
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Instead, Democrats were focused Monday on their fight with Mr. Trump, as the speaker has repeatedly counseled it should be, lest they play into the hands of an opportunistic president.
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Jack Kingston, who has also applied for the Senate appointment, said he had not spoken to Kemp and had been counseled not to crowd the governor on the looming decision.
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Emergency workers rescued many more soaked and frightened people in southeast Texas on Tuesday as floodwaters continued to rise and officials counseled patience, warning that conditions would not improve soon.
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If he did not, Dr. Lekovic counseled us not to allow a tracheostomy and G-tube placement (permanent surgical routes for breathing and nutrition), and opt instead to withdraw treatment.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Friday that Pence fell in line and ultimately supported the report's public release, but privately counseled Trump against the matter when it was first raised.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has also publicly counseled South Korea to not allow inter-Korean reconciliation talks to get ahead of its own lagging denuclearization diplomacy with the North.
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"Sometimes Professor Rasmusen explains his views as animated by his Christian faith, although Christ was neither a bigot nor did he use slurs; indeed, he counseled avoiding judgments," she continued.
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In my two decades as a Jesuit, I have counseled many people scandalized by past revelations of abuse and frustrated by the insensitivity or arrogance of church leaders and ministers.
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The Thread RE: THE ETHICIST Kwame Anthony Appiah counseled a letter writer about whether to notify the United States government when an acquaintance announced that she had committed marriage fraud.
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He did not tinker with the mechanics of the immensely gifted Gooden, but counseled him on how to handle the spotlight and saw himself as something of a father figure.
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At the Marib center, the boys are counseled by Mahoub al-Mekhlafi, who said in an interview that he held a doctorate in psychology from the American University in Cairo.
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Hours after the launch, the Chinese Foreign Ministry expressed "regret" and counseled calm and cautious action, a tone that drew immediate ridicule from users of the Chinese social media site, Weibo.
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Rudy Giuliani says he's counseled Trump against firing Sessions Top GOP senator challenges Fusion GPS founder over 'extremely misleading' testimony on Trump dossier WAS MICHELLE OBAMA BEHIND &aposROSEANNE&aposS&apos CANCELLATION?
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You told a story about a student who was counseled by a professor to choose a different major on the grounds that the student wasn't good enough to stick with math.
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Lawyers from five U.S. law firms counseled parties involved in SoftBank Group's bid to takeover WeWork for $10 billion announced on Tuesday, according to statements from the company and the firms.
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Earlier this year — in the wake of a deadly terror attack at two local mosques — she counseled and governed an island nation reeling from the horrors of Islamophobia and white nationalism.
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Our law enforcement sources tell us, Sheriff's brass believes the deputy was out of line, and he will be counseled on how to deescalate similar situations rather than stoke the coals.
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However, the strongest indication of a possible exit for America's Next Top Liar is that she has been counseled and disciplined following her statement encouraging people to buy Ivanka Trump's merchandise.
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Sources familiar with the case tell us the L.A. City Attorney will conduct an informal office hearing where the couple will be counseled so this sort of thing doesn't happen again.
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Barrett once counseled with a closeted gay man who had recurring dreams where he murdered an unknown person and felt a tremendous amount of guilt when trying to hide the body.
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Overall, 193 percent of patients were counseled during their hospital stay about smoking cessation, but only 7 percent ended up picking up medications to help achieve that goal within 90 days.
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She said she even counseled one goddaughter's friend who had been sexually assaulted, telling her it was important to contact the police immediately and that problems could arise if she waited.
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The fourth victim, Dr. Marshall Levine, shared office space with Karen Kolbe, a behavioral health professional who counseled the Jones&apos son and who served as a witness in the divorce.
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In another famous quote, Buffett counseled, "never invest in a business you cannot understand," underscoring that you should only invest in companies that you've researched and have a firm grasp on.
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"We recommend that everybody, all adults, be screened for alcohol and counseled about reducing their alcohol consumption if they have problems with it, " Schuchat said in a call with reporters Tuesday.
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"It's something I had to talk to my daughter about, who I'm glad to say counseled me very well on why I shouldn't give it any more thought," Cubitt reportedly said.
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He has extensive experience in raising capital, having counseled Goldman Sachs on Warren Buffett's $5 billion investment in the bank during the financial crisis, and advised several significant initial public offerings.
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He and his clinical partner have counseled nearly 400 families to help manage their youngsters' medications and find services, and their ER visits have dropped by nearly 50 percent, he said.
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She has helped families on Staten Island who lost loved ones on 9/11, counseled breast cancer survivors, and conducted support groups for people weathering all manner of loss and grief.
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Psychologist Somiari Demm, who counseled former Boko Haram captives sponsored to go to the United States to study, said the girls' families must play a big part in their "healing process".
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First, a mother who, by her example, made reading a delight and counseled me constantly to "be independent," able to fend for myself, whatever fortune might have in store for me.
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So did Mr. Asher's literary agency, Andrea Brown, writing on Twitter that it had "counseled Jay to take a step back from the industry" and was no longer working with him.
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HOUSTON, March 11 (Reuters) - A prominent Houston megachurch pastor who counseled presidents and top executives pleaded guilty on Wednesday of conspiracy to sell $3.5 million in worthless bonds to elderly investors.
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McConnell has counseled Republicans privately that they can decide how to proceed after both the House Democratic impeachment managers and President's defense team make their cases, followed by questions from senators.
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Jared Kushner, the President's son-in-law and adviser, even counseled the Crown Prince on how to weather the storm after Khashoggi's death, according to officials who spoke to The Times.
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" White House press secretary Sean Spicer issued a curt response to Conway's comments on Thursday afternoon, telling reporters at his daily press briefing that she had been "counseled on the subject.
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Mr. Schwarzman has counseled him on a number of topics, including advising him to leave in place President Barack Obama's executive order shielding young undocumented immigrants, known as "Dreamers," from deportation.
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"She counseled him," the indictment says, "to buy shorts at a golf pro shop so that they could falsely describe the purchase later as "some (golf) balls for the wounded warriors.
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Stephen K. Bannon, Mr. Trump's chief strategist, has counseled a tough tone with the rebels, instructing his staff to use Twitter as a rhetorical prod to keep the party in line.
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Graham was a "remarkable man whose preaching inspired millions worldwide, who counseled presidents and world leaders across generations, and whom an entire nation came to know as 'America's pastor,'" McConnell said.
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The episode was seen as damaging to Mulvaney, with a report in The Washington Post earlier this month claiming that aides had counseled Trump not to fire his chief of staff.
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"Don't let anyone keep you down for silly reasons such as who you are," Rebecca Oppenheimer, an astrophysicist at the American Museum of Natural History, recalled being counseled by Dr. Rubin.
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During the three-hour journey, the gang member, who was serving time for beating a man with a hammer, counseled Pokora to do whatever was necessary to minimize his time behind bars.
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President Donald Trump's lawyer has repeatedly counseled him not to fire Attorney General Jeff Sessions despite the president's ongoing anger at the attorney general's decision to recuse himself from the Russia probe.
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He is somebody who once talked about a judge signing a bill when he meant the judge signing an opinion, but he has been counseled by people who do have a doctrine.
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Whenever there was a difficult decision to make, he counseled that since no one could ever have perfect visibility into the future, the best thing you could do was trust your instincts.
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I wish I'd knocked on my pastor's door and screamed in his face, that I'd screamed in the faces of the women who counseled me, who invoked Maciel's syllabi for teaching youth.
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He's counseled against buying Mac Pros since 2015 and says that the only meaningful way a Mac Pro could serve pros would be if it had the ability to use Nvidia cards.
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As early Facebook investor Peter Thiel counseled Zuckerberg when he was just starting out: "In a world that's changing so quickly, the biggest risk you can take is not taking any risk. "
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"I would have counseled her against taking this on," said Rick Romley, another Republican who was Ms. Mitchell's boss for more than a decade as the former county attorney for Maricopa County.
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Times Insider Looking into a Navy SEAL platoon leader's arrest on accusations of war crimes, I found a group of SEALs who tried to speak up — and were counseled to stay quiet.
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At age 6, his adoptive parents, who were Swedish, told him that his biological mother was Swedish and his father was Italian, but they counseled him to keep his adoption a secret.
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At our academic medical center, Yale New Haven Hospital, we have worked to educate faculty and trainees to ensure that patients are counseled about the care they receive and the team involved.
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This is precisely why Twitter recently counseled users to reset their passwords — even though their own systems had not been breached, but cybercriminals had made available for sale Twitter handles and credentials.
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The president showed resolve in the face of Pyongyang's defiance, as his aides had counseled, while increasing pressure on China to broker some kind of deal to denuclearize the tinderbox Korean Peninsula.
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Also advising Mr. Steyer is Doug Rubin, a Massachusetts-based strategist who counseled Deval Patrick, the former Massachusetts governor, on a potential 133 campaign before Mr. Patrick announced he would not run.
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"In addition, we note that Mr. Scavino was recently counseled about the Hatch Act by the Office of the White House Counsel," the letter to CREW, as it is known, also said.
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The president's remarks were published just as May told the BBC in an interview that Trump counseled her to "sue" the EU rather than negotiate a Brexit deal with the trade bloc.
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Their involvement with "Everything Is Wonderful" has also spurred the Lakens — who have met with and counseled many other grieving parents in the decades since Shawn's death — to take on another project.
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Prosecutors and judges are being given training and technical assistance on managing cases and gathering evidence; journalists, activists and civil society groups are being counseled in how to protect themselves from threats.
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They're simply operating under separate influences: The boys are mostly visited by Maury the Hormone Monster (voiced by Nick Kroll), while the girls are counseled by Connie the Hormone Monstress (Maya Rudolph).
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Position: Deputy Assistant Secretary, Office of Population Affairs Background: The former head of Life Network, a center that counseled pregnant women not to have abortions, Foley promoted abstinence programs for young people.
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Police say in court documents that someone who had counseled Gerleman told investigators that Gerleman claimed to have a six-page letter written by men who admitted involvement in the girls&apos deaths.
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Women are counseled to continue using an alternate form of birth control for the first three months after the procedure, and Bogle says she continued to take her birth control pills as recommended.
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More recently, during her time in Tijuana this year and in 2018, Douša prayed with immigrants, helped oversee 17 wedding ceremonies with other religious leaders, and counseled people who were in the caravan.
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But press staff have often successfully counseled him against doing so, telling him it would only elevate the reporter involved and would result in damaging stories about him cracking down on press freedom.
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In 2012, an investigation at Bob Jones University, known as the "fortress of fundamentalism," revealed that the school had systematically covered up allegations of sexual assault and counseled victims to forgive their attackers.
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Kroll, who disclosed his tie, was part of a presentation that noted Tasers satisfy "all relevant safety standards" and counseled medical examiners to lean toward excluding the weapons as a cause of death.
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He also counseled that Biblical teachings suggest Moore should still be given the benefit of the doubt, because in the alleged assaults "there is no second witness" who can corroborate each woman's claim.
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Amin said he had previously counseled several of the adults found at the New Mexico compound, including Subhannah Wahhaj, her husband Lucas Morten, her brother Siraj Wahhaj and Siraj Wahhaj's partner, Jany Leveille.
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Various other Trump officials reportedly urged him to stay on at least until the end of the year, and Vice President Mike Pence counseled him on ways to ease tensions with the president.
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Mr. Burck has also counseled other current and former White House officials through their interviews with investigators, including Reince Priebus, Mr. Trump's first chief of staff, and Stephen K. Bannon, his former strategist.
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In many cases, business associations and brand experts have counseled companies to maintain a low profile when going up against Mr. Trump and wait for his attention to be diverted to another topic.
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"We have regularly counseled that patience is required on the part of those looking for the rebalancing of the oil market, and new data leads us to repeat the message," the IEA said.
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He added that Japanese and Chinese buyers frequently visited Lamalera to purchase delicacies like shark fins, but said he has counseled Lamalerans that selling protected species was no way to earn a living.
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"Years ago, it wasn't mainstream, but more and more people are going the vegan route," said Amy Kimberlain, a registered dietitian who has counseled many clients who want to convert to vegan eating.
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But never had the stakes been as high as the past week, when he immediately walked back the threat of war with Iran after his favored Fox hosts counseled against it on television.
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We were counseled to turn off our mobiles — or at least shut down their ability to communicate — because "sometimes phones can behave erratically" long after leaving North Korea, ostensibly from exposure to surveillance.
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Senior advisers counseled him to do less, not more, negotiating, arguing that the shutdown was a political problem that Democrats had created for themselves, and had to find their own way to resolve.
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A Washington Post report had also noted that McConnell privately counseled Trump about the use of a national emergency to obtain more border wall funding and warned that it could split the Republican Party.
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"As far as I know, President Trump did not have discussions with him, certainly had no discussions with him in which he told him or counseled him to lie," Giuliani told host Jake Tapper.
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What a test can tell you: Those at average and increased risk should be counseled in lifestyle changes to lower their risk, and in certain cases, preventive therapies may be prescribed to reduce risk.
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"The district court appropriately held that judicial economy counseled against requiring all of those jurisdictions, and potentially others, from filing individual lawsuits to decide anew the narrow legal question in this case," she wrote.
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As an imam who counseled immigrants at three American mosques, and as a Yemeni-American who had lived in both countries and in Britain, Mr. Awlaki understood the worries of Muslims in the West.
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Silence from Mueller For a year, the Trump lawyers and the Mueller team have held on-and-off discussions for a possible interview with Trump, though the President has been counseled not to talk.
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"The case got harder, and the politics of dismissing it got a lot easier," said Matt Miller, a former spokesman for the Department of Justice who also closely counseled Mr. Menendez during the investigation.
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But after Washington's cabinet — including Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson and Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton — unanimously counseled him otherwise, he agreed to cooperate with the investigation, turning over the documents that had been requested.
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McMaster counseled the president to stop using the term "radical Islamic terrorism," according to Politico, but Trump rejected that advice and used the term in his first speech to a joint session of Congress.
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As a nutritionist, I am constantly exposed to information and studies about healthy eating, and I've counseled quite a few parents on how to maintain a healthy diet, as well as a healthy home.
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Washington (CNN)Attorney General William Barr counseled President Donald Trump that his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani has become a liability for his administration, The Washington Post reported Sunday, citing people familiar with the conversations.
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Cooley boosted its revenue, net income and profits per equity partner in 2019, it said, a year in which the San Francisco-founded firm counseled several companies on initial public offerings and large transactions.
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Felicia Perlman joined the Chicago law firm after two decades with Skadden, according to her LinkedIn profile, where she counseled Ball Metal Food Container Corp and debtors for Millennium Lab Holdings in bankruptcy cases.
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The Justice Department ultimately declined to prosecute Harris on any of the findings, and Harris was counseled on his "lapses in judgement," said Sandra Bruce, the Education Department's deputy inspector general, during her testimony.
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If a sex-trafficked woman comes in to the center about a toothache, she'll be counseled about her legal options without feeling as dangerously pressured as she might when walking into a police station.
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Even after the legal case fizzled, Ms. Dukes continued to work at Walmart because she had grown close to many of the customers and workers, whom she counseled about workplace issues, Ms. Roland said.
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He has counseled them that there is no margin of error because the timing of the Senate's court vote is so close to an election that could hand control of the chamber to Democrats.
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Some analysts said they believed that South Korea's president, Moon Jae-in, had counseled Mr. Kim on the wording in the letters, calculating that the president would respond to flattery and a solicitous tone.
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Paul Krugman writes that the political logic that counseled against a single-payer approach in 2009 still applies, while Jacobin articles explain that even failed state-level campaigns help build organizing capacity for socialism.
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And during that time, within the first couple of years, her mannerisms or the way that she was conducting herself with the inmate population was quickly observed and she was verbally counseled by her supervisors.
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And as they punched through the city's northern limits a few weeks later, it was again the Americans who counseled them how best to avoid roadside bombs and head off Islamic State suicide car bombers.
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The official also said that the President "hated" the word "counseled" -- as was used by press secretary Sean Spicer in the White House briefing Thursday in reference to the White House response to Conway's comments.
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Some friends, nervous about how history will judge Trump, have counseled Scott to not cast his lot with a Republican nominee who he cannot control -- though the pair speaks by phone several times a week.
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The World Health Organization, which has praised Singapore's handling of the Zika outbreak, recommends people considering pregnancy get counseled about the risks in Zika-affected areas, and are told that their options include delaying pregnancy.
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Several prominent conservative leaders — including some on Cruz's team — counseled him not to issue an endorsement, yet he faced extraordinary political pressure from some other aides, donors and Trump allies to toe the party line.
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Trump signaled last week that he may be preparing to endorse Ward, but I'm told some of Trump's allies have counseled him to hold off on the endorsement because they think she's a weak candidate.
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The nonagenarian foreign policy expert was pictured seated side-by-side with Trump -- in practically the same spot where he counseled his own scandal-tainted boss as the Watergate crisis raged over 40 years ago.
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As a young man, facing charges of racial discrimination in his real estate business, Trump turned to a pit bull of a lawyer, Roy Cohn, who counseled Trump to battle the charges no matter what.
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Writers are often counseled to write about what they know, advice that "Ten Days in the Valley" creator Tassie Cameron has wedded with every parent's nightmare: an eight-year-old child who suddenly, inexplicably, disappears.
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In the past months, Trump has been counseled by some friends that structuring the White House in a similar fashion might suit his style better than tasking all oversight to a single chief of staff.
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When customers order a test from Sema4 through Helix, for example, a physician "reviews their report, signs off on it, and then you're genetically counseled around that report," said Eric Schadt, the company's chief executive.
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Dr. Percec counseled Ms. Sillah, now 0003, to inform her husband, Mtijan Kamara, about the operation — an emotionally difficult request because Ms. Sillah had told him before they married that she had not been cut.
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Party leaders, who counseled investigations over impeachment after the Mueller report, are now considering whether to change course in the face of administration stonewalling without giving the president the impeachment fight he seems to want.
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Find your kindred spirits across the centuries so that — as W. H. Auden counseled — you might, "composed like them/Of Eros and of dust,/Beleaguered by the same/Negation and despair,/Show an affirming flame."
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If the climate of the '60s made you feel things could be changed and were worth changing, the climate of the '70s, more like today's, counseled retreat from storms over which you had no control.
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Having counseled students in a public school as well as privately for several decades, I have often listened to earnest cries from parents seeking what would make their children competitive in the college application process.
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Often, they were counseled to detach as much as the trolls had: to withhold their outrage, to not "feed the trolls," to pretend there was a real distinction between doing horrible things and meaning them.
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Mr. Buttigieg began to draw national notice in the aftermath of the 2016 presidential election, delivering an essay, "A Letter from Flyover Country," that counseled Democrats on how to recover from their defeats that year.
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Indeed, he said the legal doctrine of stare decisis, which is Latin for "to stand by things decided," counseled caution in light of the Casey decision's extended discussion of the importance of adhering to precedent.
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" Abrams' approach to the task Disney had set before him seemed cribbed from the teachings of the great Jedi grandmaster Yoda, who counseled Anakin to "train yourself to let go of everything you fear to lose.
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Omarosa implies that Trump may have had an affair with a televangelist Omarosa claims that she wasn't able to run the Office of the Public Liaison because Paula White, Trump's spiritual advisor, counseled him against it.
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Outside of the White House saying that Conway had been "counseled," no action was ever taken against President Donald Trump's high-ranking assistant, a move that this week was criticized by the Office of Government Ethics.
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She counseled him on ways to broaden his support and nudged him toward moving into a new phase of his campaign, one less reliant on his own gut instincts, according to people briefed on those discussions.
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Former vice president Joe Biden said last week that he counseled the former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton against criticizing President Donald Trump for the "Access Hollywood" tape in which Trump bragged about sexually assaulting women.
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Gamberg has also encountered two apparent confessions — one in a handwritten letter discovered in the case file, another reported by a therapist who counseled a onetime suspect — that he thinks may at last close the case.
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They have counseled him to instead apply pressure with new sanctions targeting Iran's ballistic missile program and elements of its security apparatus accused of aiding U.S.-designated terror groups and sowing instability throughout the Middle East.
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"The expectation of the indigenous leaders when they denounced what was happening was that the state would go in and expel the white people," said Danicley de Aguiar, a Greenpeace activist who has counseled Munduruku leaders.
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"I would say everyone has been quite slow in delivering," said Mr. Dabestani, of N.Y.U. He does not think delivery is an appropriate option for those on serious medications who need to be counseled in person.
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He believed in the power of positive thinking, in bucking up; he counseled action, and not just philosophizing, in the face of uncertainty; he may have even, from time to time, turned his frown upside down.
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A group of MPs will argue in the Scottish courts that Johnson's advice to the Queen was unconstitutional, as he counseled her to take an action that would effectively circumvent the will of her elected Parliament.
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David Feige, the chairman of the fund, said the nonprofit screens people for its help, and had determined Mr. Santos was eligible because his lawyer had said Mr. Santos was being counseled by a social worker.
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Similarly, Mr. McConnell has counseled the White House against seeking a quick vote to dismiss the impeachment charges, warning that there was not enough Republican support for doing so before arguments were made in the trial.
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The goal is to teach, not to punish I believe that my parents, like the many parents who I've counseled on discipline as a pediatrician, wanted to teach me right from wrong when they spanked me.
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I'm big on Pride centers that give people a place and a safe haven to come and get counseled, or seek an escape from their home life because they can't be their authentic selves at home.
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WASHINGTON — The White House on Thursday "counseled" Kellyanne Conway, one of President Trump's top advisers, in an unusual show of displeasure after she urged consumers to buy fashion products marketed by Ivanka Trump, the president's daughter.
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Gershon Kekst, a corporate adviser who counseled many of the biggest deal makers during the merger boom of the 1980s and helped form the modern financial public relations industry, died on March 17 in New York.
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She was among a few Rohingya who had taught themselves English, she had counseled rape and sexual assault victims at the refugee camps and was among 25 girls selected to study at a university in Bangladesh.
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Davis said he believed ethics rules counseled against it, that it opened the door to questions about Roe and other cases, and that it could present a problem for future Supreme Court nominees faced with those questions.
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All of 250-foot-280 and dressed like a sexy librarian — snug blouse and pencil skirt — Maria usually counseled homeless patients at Bellevue Hospital, the institution famous (and infamous) for treating New York City's poorest and sickest.
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A source who asked not to be named in order to discuss private talks said Gillum, who is a man of faith, has been counseled to determine if a presidential campaign would fit with his life's purpose.
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But according to Bloomberg, even if Trump wasn't personally involved in Russian hacking efforts, he could still be found guilty of aiding and abetting if it's proven that he counseled Russians to commit a federal hacking crime.
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I have counseled and cared for women who have chosen to manage their own abortion for reasons that have ranged from difficulty accessing abortion services in their community to a desire to avoid an in-clinic abortion.
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Coleen Clark estimates she has counseled some 8,000 victims of violence during her three decades working at the Red Bird Women's Center in Wolf Point, the reservation's largest town with a population of fewer than 3,000 residents.
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (Reuters) - A Pennsylvania prosecutor on Thursday cleared a Roman Catholic bishop who presides over an Indiana diocese of wrongdoing after questions arose about a relationship he had with a young man he counseled decades ago.
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Ty Cobb and John Dowd, the president's able personal lawyers who presumably counseled the waiver, will take their secrets about it to the grave — the attorney-client privilege will always apply to their conversations with President Trump.
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"If I were a young staff type, operative type, I would find this campaign enormously attractive," said Jerry Crawford, a veteran Iowa Democratic activist who is currently neutral, but has counseled Booker and other would-be candidates.
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Last year alone, he counseled Anheuser-Busch InBev in its $106 billion purchase of its fellow beer giant SABMiller, and H. J. Heinz and the investment firm 3G Capital on their $40 billion-plus takeover of Kraft.
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"That's still haunting me to this day," she said before taking the court for another semifinal in Melbourne, against Elise Mertens, an unseeded but fast-rising Belgian player counseled by the former world No. 63 Kim Clijsters.
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Whitaker also counseled the president in private on how the White House might be able to pressure the Justice Department to name a special counsel to investigate not only allegations of FBI wrongdoing but also Hillary Clinton.
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Mr. Barr's untrammeled view of executive power goes back to the Bush administration, when he counseled Mr. Bush that he had the right to start a major war in the Persian Gulf without the authorization of Congress.
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Romine has counseled Chapman to trust his off-speed pitches more, since his fastball is a few ticks slower this season — rarely getting above 101 miles per hour since he returned from the disabled list in June.
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He advised Trump not to respond to every aspect of the impeachment proceedings and counseled him to follow Clinton's political lead by focusing on his day job of governing and traveling the country while impeachment consumes Washington.
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"I need to give my kiddies and famille as good a Christmas as possible," Mr. Depp wrote to his financial advisers when they counseled him to "take it easy on holiday spending," according to the firm's countersuit.
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Trump is still "obsessed" with finding the person, though he is being counseled by White House chief of staff John Kelly to let it pass, to avoid bringing more attention to the claims in the op-ed.
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The transition team has subsequently said in a statement the memo was not authorized as part of its standard protocol and the author has been properly counseled ("Trump transition backs away from controversial questionnaire", ABC News, Dec. 14).
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FLORIDA DEPUTY REUNITES WITH 3-YEAR-OLD GIRL HE SAVED FROM HOT CAR Malfitano made a donation of around $10,000 to ship Geoffrey, per NJ.com, which explained that his business had counseled the toy company on selling assets.
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In its response to CREW, the Special Counsel's Chief of the Hatch Act argued that it was a violation, and the office said it had sent a warning letter to Scavino, who was recently counseled on the issue.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - A prominent Houston megachurch pastor who counseled presidents and top executives was charged on Friday with selling investors more than $1 million in worthless Chinese bonds and using proceeds for his own benefit, federal authorities said.
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Margalit, for example, has counseled the collective preservation of the memory of great crimes like the Holocaust on the cosmopolitan grounds that they also remind a global audience what kind of world to build to prevent their repetition.
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Those mysteries were on stark display in the episode's closing shots, as Elizabeth — who had counseled Philip to stay at the safe house and keep Martha calm — sat alone at home and stared at herself in the mirror.
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He also drove Kubrick's cars, counseled his children and, one late night, fended off a plea to return to his boss's house to empty out a vacuum cleaner bag because Mr. Big could not find his wedding ring.
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He has counseled other inmates nearing their own release dates, and, with the help of a $10,000 grant, he established a program to give victims an opportunity to speak directly to inmates about the impact of their crimes.
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We've heard the "make peace with our enemies" line on this show before: in Season 1, Littlefinger counseled it to Ned Stark, an inflexibly moral man who disregarded the advice and ended up a head on a stick.
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She said Gorsuch counseled the president to issue a signing statement to go along with the law to help inoculate against the potential of having the administration criticized in the future for not making changes to interrogation policies.
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The ability, then, for black Americans to be rational citizens is really upside down and inside out, yet we are perpetually counseled to patience and understanding, and in some ways that seems the least rational thing to do.
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It's encouraging that Trump's pick for Treasury Department general counsel, Brent McIntosh, co-leads the cybersecurity practice at international law firm Sullivan & Cromwell LLP and has counseled clients on cybersecurity, data protection and financial data privacy governance policies.
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But David Koch, 78, stepped down from his role with the network earlier this year due to declining health, and network leaders this weekend counseled reporters to avoid using the term "Koch brothers" in regard to the network.
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For example, Cornell Health Counseling and Psychological Services, which provided care for the 13 percent of Cornell University students experiencing debilitating depression, stress and anxiety in 2005-6, counseled 21 percent of the student population in 2016-17.
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His third season at the coaching helm of St. John's, where he was counseled by the raspy-voiced musings of Lou Carnesecca in the 1980s, began with the expectant fruition of a program rebuild, with N.C.A.A. tournament ambition.
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Around 1940, when Kahlo was devastated by her recent divorce from Rivera and in poor health, Eloesser urged her to come to San Francisco for treatment and counseled her to accept Rivera as he was, despite his faults.
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Bishop Joseph W. Walker III of Mount Zion Baptist Church in Nashville said in an interview that he had had a "moral conversation" with the governor, and that he had counseled Ms. Brown while clemency was being considered.
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His public profile dropped as criticism of his son's presidency mounted, and there were reports that foreign policy advisers to the elder Mr. Bush had counseled against the war in Iraq that so troubled George W. Bush's presidency.
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Still, people close to Ms. Nielsen, who was a homeland security official in George W. Bush's administration, have counseled her to lighten up and to pay more attention to the perfunctory niceties of a not-so-nice job.
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Grossheim counseled people with "step-by-step directions" for using their own free will and to "deal with depression," according to a news release issued by lawyers for the parents of Alex Mullins, 21, and Joshua Thomas, 18.
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Kaplan Hecker & Fink on Friday announced that Joshua Matz, who recently counseled the U.S. House of Representatives' Judiciary Committee on impeachment matters, will return to the litigation boutique as a partner to help launch its Washington D.C. office.
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The number of infections and deaths related to the outbreak of a mysterious virus in China keeps rising, but economic analysts have counseled caution, saying it's too soon to ring alarms about the impact on the global economy.
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Mr. Kriegel was also counselor to the financial communications firm Abernathy MacGregor Group; counseled the governments of Turkey and Kazakhstan; and most recently served as senior adviser to the Related Companies, the global developer that created Hudson Yards.
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For more than four decades, Mr. de Becker, 64, has counseled the United States government, law enforcement departments, thousands of celebrity clients and countless readers on how to ward off threats and stay safe in a scary world.
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HOUSTON, March 30 (Reuters) - A prominent Houston pastor who counseled presidents and top executives was charged on Friday with selling investors more than $1 million in worthless Chinese bonds and using proceeds for his own benefit, federal authorities said.
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Men should be counseled to also correctly and consistently use condoms for vaginal, anal, and oral (fellatio) sex or abstain during this time period if they are concerned about the possibility of transmitting Zika virus to their sex partners.
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While his statements as a candidate were aimed at the election, he is now in an administration being counseled by more orthodox voices sensitive to what is needed to keep global bond markets on an even keel, he said.
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While a doctor may seem like an unlikely source of gun safety advice, a 2003 study cited in the whitepaper found that 64 percent of people who were counseled by their doctors on safe gun storage improved their practices.
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Standing at the pulpit in the New Spirit Revival Center in Cleveland Heights on Wednesday morning, Mr. King quickly veered off course as he recalled conversations in which he counseled black celebrities about the realities of race in America.
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Clintonites, for their part, were irked at Biden for trying to take credit for his support of the raid on Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan when it was Clinton who counseled Obama in meetings to conduct the raid.
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Lawyers who met with members of the group in the city of Puebla earlier in their migration counseled them not to publicly discuss their cases so as not to inadvertently contradict themselves when they spoke with American border authorities.
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When I gently raised this conundrum last year with a senior HR figure (who had come from outside the art world) before I left MoMA, I was counseled not to be nervous about having a kid on the job.
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That has frustrated Mr. Mnuchin, a former Goldman Sachs executive, who has counseled Mr. Trump against pursuing restrictions that would target China specifically, warning that could create unnecessary diplomatic and legal complications, according to people familiar with the discussions.
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NEW DELHI — Chandraswamy, a Hindu holy man who counseled such 1980s glitterati as Elizabeth Taylor, the Saudi arms dealer Adnan Khashoggi and the Sultan of Brunei before coming under a barrage of criminal investigations, died here on May 23.
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But as these same liberals initiated anti-Communist interventions in Korea and Vietnam, or counseled patience and moderation to civil rights activists, they quickly found themselves in the same position we see today: under heavy abuse from the left.
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Nicole Eramo, an associate dean of students who had met and counseled Jackie, stated in her lawsuit that she was falsely depicted in Rolling Stone as a villain who showed indifference to Jackie's allegations that she had been raped.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's search for the next chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve has come down to Fed Governor Jerome Powell and Stanford University economist John Taylor, Politico on Thursday cited one source as saying, while another counseled caution.
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Afterwards, McGowan says she told some people who "counseled me to see it as something that would help my career in the long run" and was allegedly told by a criminal attorney she wouldn't be believed if she pressed charges.
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The top adviser to the president apologized to him on Thursday after telling a Fox News audience to "go buy Ivanka's stuff" — a remark that rankled both Republicans and Democrats and led to Conway being "counseled" by White House staff.
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For months, top GOP leaders had counseled their candidates to run their own races, separate themselves from the ugly back-and-forth of the presidential contest and focus on the accomplishments Republicans have achieved on Capitol Hill for their home states.
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Afterwards, McGowan said she told some people who "counseled me to see it as something that would help my career in the long run" and was allegedly told by a criminal attorney she wouldn't be believed if she pressed charges.
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Gordon D. Sondland, a Republican donor with no diplomatic experience whom Mr. Trump had appointed ambassador to the European Union, offered Ms. Yovanovitch some unwanted advice: She might save her job, he counseled, if she extolled Mr. Trump in Twitter messages.
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Then something strange happened — the show jumped ahead seven months for a coda in which a retired Agent Gaad counseled Stan Beeman to take greater advantage of his relationship with Oleg, while an unhappy Paige worked Pastor Tim and Alice.
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As President Lincoln beautifully counseled at the close of his first inaugural address following the United States' gloomy upheaval of secession, the time is now for us to look to the "better angels of our nature," and end capital punishment.
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"He amended the Constitution twice and forced open the doors of higher education opportunities to women, counseled presidents and met dozens of heads of state, even the pope," Bill Moreau, a former aide to the senator, told the Indy Star.
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Second, Manafort counseled the White House to allege — albeit with no evidence to back up said charges — that the pro-Western Ukrainian government had colluded with the Democratic National Committee to try to help Hillary Clinton win the 2016 presidential election.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When President Barack Obama counseled his successor Donald Trump on the global threats he should expect to face once he assumed office last year, a nuclear North Korea and its unpredictable leader were at the top of the list.
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" (It's unclear what Affleck meant by that statement; he has never responded to the accusation that he knew about Weinstein's abuse.) Others, McGowan writes, "counseled me to see it as something that would help my career in the long run.
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"He bulged with sincerity," the sheriff told The Tucson Daily Citizen at the time, noting that Pat Paddock, who sold garbage disposals during the week, volunteered for the local search-and-rescue team and counseled wayward youths in his spare time.
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For decades, financial advisors have counseled clients that they should be able to safely withdraw 210% of their assets each year as a means of providing income, while maintaining an account balance large enough to keep income flowing through retirement.
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Greenberg Traurig has teamed up with its former restructuring and bankruptcy head Bruce Zirinsky, who has counseled airline companies through chapter 11 cases, as many law firms experience an increase in demand for that practice due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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William Cooper, 58, known to some here as the Mayor of 95th Street, was fatally shot last year not far from a South Side outreach center where he had for years counseled young people and tried to help them find jobs.
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The vitriol became even more intense when it emerged that Trump congratulated the Russian leader on his win in an election many outside observers believed was deeply flawed — even though he was counseled not to do so by his advisers.
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But Mr. Edelman, 65, said he had counseled many younger Republican former security officials to keep an open mind — especially if they fear that it could be years before they have another chance to get a job in a Republican administration.
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With his eye on the undecided senators, Mr. Cruz also counseled the White House legal team to avoid arguing that there was no quid pro quo — "a strategic mistake" that might make Mr. Bolton's testimony seem more relevant to those lawmakers.
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His chief strategist, Stephen K. Bannon, a rhetorical bomb thrower himself, counseled Mr. Trump to moderate his behavior at the end of the campaign — but he remains the West Wing adviser who most closely shares the president's views on surveillance.
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While Trump was counseled by the likes of conservative talk show host Sean Hannity to keep Rosenstein in the job, his comments in a radio interview with Geraldo Rivera over the weekend made clear that he didn't totally believe Rosenstein.
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Such seismic changes to the status quo were bound to be controversial -- and some of Booker's advisers initially counseled him against taking on changes to the education system, said Chris Cerf, a former state Education Commissioner, and later, Newark schools superintendent.
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Michael CitaraManis, an attorney for Henry, noted he had only been charged with the stolen vehicle and accused the government of trying to "control the narrative" as he counseled the court to be cautious -- and even suspicious -- of the government's claims.
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But progressives counter that the "safe" approach counseled by the Democratic establishment has failed in the past, most notably in 22019 with former Secretary of State Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonQueer Marine veteran launches House bid after incumbent California Rep.
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But more than a decade ago, Opus Dei paid $977,000 to a woman in D.C., who filed a complaint alleging that McCloskey groped her multiple times when he counseled her about her serious depression and marital strife, the Post reported.
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"I will always regret the choices I made, but I also believe that the more than one thousand students I legitimately counseled, inspired, and helped reach their goals in my career will paint a more complete picture of the person I truly am."
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He was not above savage displays of power consistent with the so-called laws of the jungle, but insofar as a prince needed "to know well how to use the beast," Machiavelli counseled him to channel both the lion and the fox.
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As Mr. Khuzami leads the Cohen investigation, he is being counseled by two senior prosecutors: Audrey Strauss, a prominent New York lawyer whom Mr. Berman brought back to the office as senior counsel; and Lisa Zornberg, the chief of the criminal division.
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Priebus, who has privately counseled Trump, said it is important for him to continue making the case against Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton after the FBI concluded she had been "extremely careless" in handling some sensitive emails as President Barack Obama's secretary of state.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The body of evangelist Billy Graham will lie in honor under the U.S. Capitol rotunda next week as Congress pays tribute to a clergyman who counseled presidents and preached the Gospel to millions worldwide, House Speaker Paul Ryan said on Thursday.
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A long-term study based out of St. Louis called the The Contraceptive CHOICE Project enrolled nearly 10,000 women and found that when the women were counseled about all methods of birth control, 75% chose a long-active reversible method, like the IUD.
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Multiple outlets have reported that the acting attorney general chose to listen to his own advisers and disregard the advice of an ethics official, who counseled that he air on the side of caution and step down over a potential conflict of interest.
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It was here that he climbed the rungs of the street heroin trade, wooed women, muscled out drug rivals from nearby public housing projects and, as he got closer to middle age, counseled young men to save themselves and to get honest work.
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Whether the proposal sprang from the chief executive's concern about a murder or came from Beijing, it now appears that mainland authorities counseled Chief Executive Lam to pull the plug on her extradition law when she consulted with them after the biggest demonstrations.
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" Through the mid-'90s, notes a recent report by the Center for New York City Affairs, a policy research institute at the New School, the ACS caseworkers' union even counseled its members with the grim slogan, "When in doubt, pull 'em out.
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In Mr. Naples's case, after careful consideration he and his wife hired Len Hayduchok, a fee-based certified financial planner based in Hamilton, N.J., who set them up with a passively managed portfolio and counseled them on their financial and estate goals.
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But after losing most of his money in a series of ill-advised investments — including, to the merriment of the Dutch press, a pig farm — that were counseled by a scam artist who had possibly seduced his wife, Cruyff came to America.
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The Republican Governors Association and a number of high-level party operatives counseled Mr. Trump against siding with Mr. Kobach, because polls show he is unpopular with the general electorate in Kansas and would provide Democrats an opening to take back the governorship.
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His agency counseled him, without discipline, for a handful of mistakes, including not typing his handwritten notes for one interview and incorrectly adding an extra word — "now" — to Deputy Banks's 911 call, according to Mr. Donaway and F.D.L.E.'s internal affairs report.
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In the United Kingdom, Dr. Mazzucato's work has influenced Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the Labour Party, and Theresa May, a former Prime Minister, and she has counseled the Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon on designing and putting in place a national investment bank.
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It also captures the rifts within the White House, where Stephen K. Bannon, the president's chief strategist, and Stephen Miller, his policy director, are driving a get-tough immigration policy while Reince Priebus, his chief of staff, has counseled a gentler approach.
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In Rome, Cardinal Castrillón advocated for the poor but opposed the arrogation of Christian theology to undergird leftist guerrilla movements in Latin America; sought to reconcile conservative Roman Catholics with the Holy See; and counseled empathy for priests accused of sexual abuse.
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Discussing William's grisly death, Gabriel admitted to Claudia that, without discussing it with the directorate first, he had counseled Philip and Elizabeth to give up and head back to the Soviet Union — a lapse that drew a classic Margo Martindale eyebrow arch.
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Clinton himself -- the only living president to have been impeached, though he was acquitted by the Senate -- has publicly counseled Trump to continue going about his job without becoming consumed with the proceedings, as he attempted to do during his own impeachment inquiry.
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NBC News reported later in October that Tillerson referred to Trump as a "moron" after a Pentagon meeting this summer, and that Tillerson had been on the verge of quitting before Vice President Pence counseled him to stay on in the administration.
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Outside the Lilydale Outreach Workers for a Better Community in the city's South Side neighborhood, local television stations broadcast an impromptu prayer vigil and a shrine that marked a spot at the nonprofit where Mr. Cooper had counseled the city's young people.
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Yet Mueller explains that even if he found sufficient evidence to justify criminal charges against Trump, "Fairness concerns counseled against potentially reaching that judgment when no charges can be brought" because an accused individual cannot seek to clear his name through a criminal trial.
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The young woman, identified as Jane Doe in the lawsuit she filed in July of this year, said she agreed to go to the motel because the man, Zia Ul-Haq Sheikh, was a trusted spiritual guide who'd counseled her since she was 13.
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Trump's latest comments are also at odds with the another recounting of the two men's close relationship: Murray Waas reported in a Vox exclusive Friday that as Sessions' chief of staff, Whitaker directly counseled the White House on investigating Clinton — behind his boss's back.
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Over the course of 13 days in October 1962 he watched and counseled his brother, the president, as John F. Kennedy wrestled with what to do about the fact that the Soviets had placed nuclear-tipped missiles on Cuba, minutes away from American population centers.
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He counseled her about how best to survive in her dangerous circumstances and risked his life to rescue her from a mob in King's Landing, before himself losing his faith in the king and fleeing the city during season two's climactic Battle of the Blackwater.
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But they did cast new doubt on Trump's judgment in choosing Flynn, a controversial Washington figure, for such a crucial job in the first place -- on a day when it emerged that outgoing President Barack Obama counseled him to pick another national security adviser.
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She told me that people she's counseled about solo living, who then got into relationships, have reported long-term effects like "not really sharing the same bed all the time" and trouble adapting to another person's need to, y'know, clean up around the house.
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Even inside the West Wing, the President's senior aides have not counseled him to accept Democratic proposals that would end the shutdown, believing having the border security fight in the headlines is more preferable than the special counsel's Russia investigation or Michael Cohen's prison sentence.
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McConnell has counseled colleagues that it is smarter to play offense by attacking Democrats for their most liberal proposals, such as providing Medicare for all, instead of playing defense on the GOP's own plan, said a Republican senator familiar with McConnell's advice on the subject.
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" What he and those he's counseled have found to be most helpful were not words but actions, not "Let me know what I can do to help," which places the burden on the patient, but "I'll be bringing dinner for your family this week.
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Islam teaches us that life is a test of obedience to God and I counseled my community to view Mr. Trump's election as a test of our patience: God wanted to see if we would endure this challenge, or fall into complaining and despair.
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The elder Mr. Bush, Mr. Updegrove reported, counseled his son to consider "shaking up the ticket" in 2004, meaning to replace Mr. Cheney as his running mate — just as the younger Mr. Bush suggested to his father about Vice President Dan Quayle in 1992.
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The detailed legal correspondence with the Office of Government Ethics came about two months after President Donald Trump's adviser Kellyanne Conway was "counseled" for using her White House position to promote Ivanka Trump's fashion brand after it was dropped by department store chain Nordstrom.
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As the top members of Vice President Pence's national security team — until this week, Thompson, 51, was his national security adviser and O'Hara, 47, was her deputy — the two women counseled and assisted a vice president who is particularly active in U.S. foreign policy.
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The public posture of the defense team in recent months suggests these lawyers have counseled patience and measured cooperation with the Mueller investigation in the belief that any other tactic would make the President look guilty in the eyes of Mueller and the public.
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But Ms. Dillon, a tax lawyer who worked out a highly criticized plan for Mr. Trump to retain ownership of his company but step back from running it, has repeatedly counseled the president about the business and made at least one White House visit.
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His vision appears to align with that of FDA Commissioner Dr. Scott Gottlieb, who, in a November workshop held by the Federal Trade Commission, counseled brand companies to "end the shenanigans" when it comes to their efforts to prevent competition from reaching the market.
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Jim Himes of Connecticut taught a class to fellow lawmakers on how to use social media on January 17 where she counseled them to not use memes if they don't know what memes are, and not to talk like the Founding Fathers on Twitter.
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As part of his contract, Mr. Rothfeld said, he has counseled not only the producer, but members of his family, too, advising them on how to visit Mr. Weinstein once he enters prison, how to send him packages and how to contact him by phone.
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He counseled younger teammates, especially Spanish-speaking ones, in his stints with the St. Louis Cardinals, the Yankees, the Texas Rangers and, finally, the Astros, where he became a confidant of the team's young star shortstop, Carlos Correa, who, like Beltran, is from Puerto Rico.
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"All the talk in the beginning was about how egg freezing would be as big as the birth control pill and liberate women," said Janet Takefman, a reproductive health psychologist at McGill University in Montreal, who has counseled more than 200 women considering egg freezing.
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The district said Latson had been counseled about his choices and that he had traveled to Washington, DC, to visit the US Holocaust Museum and learn more about the mass genocide perpetrated by the Nazi regime that took the lives of 6 million Jews in Europe.
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When progressives do try to put muscle behind their message, as Frederick Douglass counseled in his memorable admonition that "Power concedes nothing without a demand," the Democratic Party engages in a massive shaming campaign, as it did by labeling Ralph Nader a spoiler to be shunned.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (Reuters) - U.S. evangelist Billy Graham, who preached to millions and counseled presidents in his 70-year career, was remembered as a man who loved his family and the Bible at a funeral on Friday attended by President Donald Trump in Graham's native North Carolina.
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"The UK woman, meanwhile, was counseled by her lawyer to sue the hospital (the nurse had likely violated her confidentiality by calling the police), but she simply requested an apology and training on the part of hospital employees so that "this would not happen to others.
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" He continued: "All the rabbinic authorities I know of who have addressed the question of how observant Jewish parents should treat family members who have given up observance have counseled parents to in no way reject the child, but rather maintain good relations with him or her.
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Lawyers from Kirkland & Ellis and Vinson & Elkins counseled energy companies Parsley Energy, Inc and Jagged Peak Energy Inc in a Monday-announced all-stock deal valued at $1.62 billion that adds acreage for buyer Parsley in an oil-rich part of the top U.S. shale basin.
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"I was at a real low point, he counseled me, he cheered me up, he told me jokes, he told me about philosophy, he talked to me about how there are bigger things in the world and I was going to be fine," O'Brien recalled Thursday.
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And the race was a gubernatorial runoff between the Democrat Edwin Edwards (who reportedly once counseled Bill Clinton on how to deal with the Gennifer Flowers scandal) and the Republican David Duke, a former grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan (who this year endorsed Donald Trump).
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Even inside the West Wing, the President's senior aides have not counseled him to accept Democratic proposals that would end the shutdown, believing that having the border security fight in the headlines is more preferable than the special counsel's Russia investigation or Michael Cohen's prison sentence.
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And their father helped them paint their bedroom in light blue, white and pink stripes, the colors of the trans flag, though he also had counseled Salem not to consider themself transgender until they'd had sex, as if Salem's first romp with a girl would fix everything.
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As a senator, Ms. Gillibrand has relied on a tightly knit team of advisers who have counseled her for years, helping her navigate her appointment to the Senate in 2009, a special election to defend the seat in 2010 and a regularly scheduled Senate election in 2012.
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North Korean government officials have to limit their computer time, because of electricity shortages, and they are international pariahs — yet they are very savvy and shrewd, and they were counseled by one of the smartest Trump handlers of all, President Moon Jae-in of South Korea.
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In essence, Kennedy put into practice the ideas of the great civilian strategists, who counseled showing resolve through firm declarations of resistance and sober clarifications of military capacity, while leaving an adversary a palatable opportunity to back down and the diplomatic channels through which to do so.
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When North Korea fired a missile over northern Japan last week, for example, he counseled Mr. Trump to deliver a stern rebuke he had written himself through a strong, measured — and spell-checked — statement delivered via official White House email, rather than a bombastic Twitter message.
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Women should have contact with a maternal care provider within the first three weeks after childbirth, the recommendations say, rather than waiting six weeks, and women with chronic medical conditions, including mood disorders, should be counseled about scheduling timely follow-up visits to address those illnesses.
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MEXICO CITY — When Donald J. Trump called some Mexican immigrants rapists, threatened to deport millions of them and promised to build a wall to keep others out, Mexican officials counseled caution, saying it was merely bluster from an unlikely candidate who, if elected, would never follow through.
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In a proposed nationwide class action filed in federal court in Los Angeles last week, former Steptoe associate Ji-In Houck said the Washington, D.C.-based firm ignored her complaints about unequal treatment even as the firm counseled its clients on policies to avoid gender discrimination.
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My mother counseled me to prepare rich foods cooked in ghee to mend my body and drink doodh pati chai, in which tea leaves are simmered in whole milk, cardamom, cloves and sugar to heal my heart, but grief had left me incapable of entering the kitchen.
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MSNBC anchor Ari Melber, who counseled Nunberg to seek professional advice and was cheered on social media for his soft touch with him in a Monday interview, said that while he did not detect alcohol on Nunberg, it appeared he was struggling emotionally in some way.
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Mr. Murdoch, who often resists outside pressure, was also being counseled by his sons, James and Lachlan Murdoch, who are the top executives at 21st Century Fox and are intent on steering the family ship far into a new century, with new standards of workplace behavior.
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This month, Larry Kudlow, the economic commentator who counseled Mr. Trump during the campaign, expressed some of the same concerns that Mr. Trump has shared about the complexity of the plan and warned that it was a form of government meddling that could doom tax reform.
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"When I came out in the early 1990s, I had family members who loved me deeply but so counseled me against pursuing either a career in law or in public service because of the deeply ingrained prejudices held by some people at that time," he said.
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In their new book, She Said, the reporters reveal how daring Judd's move was — explaining her reasons for coming forward with sexual harassment allegations against the movie mogul, and describing the powerful moment in which she counseled Dr. Christine Blasey Ford on handling other people's criticism.
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NEW YORK, Feb 21 (Reuters) - U.S. evangelist Billy Graham, who counseled presidents and preached to millions across the world from his native North Carolina to communist North Korea during his 70 years in the pulpit, died on Wednesday at the age of 99, a spokesman said.
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In jettisoning his previous legal team — which had counseled that Mr. Trump should cooperate with the investigation — the president decided to combine a legal strategy with a public relations campaign in an aggressive effort to undermine the credibility of both Mr. Mueller and the Justice Department.
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Washington (CNN)Kellyanne Conway, a top adviser to President Donald Trump, was "counseled" after promoting Ivanka Trump's clothing and accessory brand during an interview from the White House Thursday morning, as members of both parties are now calling for a review of whether the comments broke government rules.
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Even though astronauts on the ISS are protected from a lot of radiation, they are counseled about cryopreserving their sperm and eggs just in case, according to Joseph Tash, a professor at the University of Kansas Medical Center who studies how space may affect male and female reproductive health.
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According to a senior administration official who spoke with CNN, Trump told Conway in that meeting that he backed her up "completely" and that he "hated" the word "counseled," which press secretary Sean Spicer used in a White House briefing to describe the White House response to Conway's comments.
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" - Former President Bill Clinton in a statement on behalf of himself and his wife, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, who said Graham counseled her when her husband was involved in a White House sex scandal "He shaped the spiritual lives of tens of millions of people worldwide.
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"He did, according to press reports, have a conversation with Mr. Cohen at a restaurant, and that raises some questions, because you know you're not supposed to speak to somebody who's counseled, as a lawyer, and ask him whether you want to get together and hurt Trump," Dershowitz said.
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Yet upon taking office, he tacked toward the center and more market-friendly policies, urged on by reformers within his party who counseled him that he had to begin retrofitting France to the realities of global competition and the long-term unsustainability of a generous social welfare system.
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"Maybe he's learning on the job," said Carl Tannenbaum, chief economist at Chicago-based Northern Trust, noting that with Trump's transition from candidate to president he is now being counseled by more orthodox voices sensitive to what is needed to keep global bond markets on an even keel.
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But when Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross presented the results of those talks to the president, Mr. Trump, counseled in part by Mr. Lighthizer, concluded the outcome was a bad deal for the United States, according to people familiar with the matter who were not authorized to speak publicly.
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Second baseman Gleyber Torres, who was counseled after failing to cover first base in Wednesday's loss to the Orioles, took his time leaving the batter's box on a hard grounder up the middle only to have Kinsler backhand the ball and make a terrific throw to get the out.
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Ms. Raimondo said she had counseled a number of women around the country on their decisions to run, and had raised the paucity of female Democratic governors with party donors — many of whom, she said, were unaware of that reality and have historically been more focused on Congress.
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Ketchum keeps mum about most of its clients, but in the past it counseled Malaysia Airlines following the disappearance of flight MH370, and helped Puerto Rico's tourism get back on its feet after Hurricane Maria with a campaign called #CoverTheProgress that urged people to focus on the recovery.
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Hard-line conservative nationalists such as Stephen K. Bannon, the chief strategist ousted from the White House last week, have counseled the president to take a hard line on wall funding to buck up his political base after the embarrassing defeat of legislation to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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As government officials counseled patience, and international refugee agencies said they were working on a solution, the Cuban-born Dr. Roque jumped in, spending more than $25,232 of his money helping more than 13 Cubans en route to the United States, including bringing 21 to North Jersey, with more to come.
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Amy Morin is a psychotherapist, licensed clinical social worker, mental strength coach, and international bestselling author of "13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do."As a therapist, Morin has counseled many couples who are facing challenges in their relationship and, despite having the best intentions, continually repeat the same mistakes.
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Most went along for the ride, such as the Washington Post columnist who included this response from Curtis after asking him why he doesn't wear running shoes: "Then it's not barefoot running," Curtis said, adding that his "healer" ("I don't really trust doctors") counseled going shoeless to ease various medical issues.
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Fisher, who reportedly once counseled law students to look into a mirror and practice telling potential clients their retainer was $100,000, was banned from practicing in federal court in the Southern District of New York in 2013 after a court grievance committee ruled that he had stolen money from a client.
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"There are patients who are turned away — as many as 7413 to 20 percent of patients may have some corneal finding or some other condition that would make them a less-than-ideal candidate, but most patients are counseled and redirected to some other way to correct their vision," Vukich says.
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"There are patients who are turned away — as many as 10 to 20 percent of patients may have some corneal finding or some other condition that would make them a less-than-ideal candidate, but most patients are counseled and redirected to some other way to correct their vision," Vukich said.
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While Women on Web ask women for a voluntary 70–90 euro ($80–$100) donation, Abortion Support Network says it has counseled women who obtained abortion pills for 200 euros ($226), only for the medication not to turn up, or for only one of the two necessary pills to be delivered.
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He vehemently opposed the emergency declaration at the border, continues to noodge him on tariffs and trade, counseled the president not to appoint Ryan Zinke as interior secretary, pushed him not to withdraw troops from Syria and has, from time to time, even urged him to cool it on Twitter.
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Justice Department officials in Washington counseled prosecutors to either drop or settle forfeiture cases filed against auto export firms unless the authorities could find evidence of real criminality — like tax fraud or evidence that export firms had hired people using forged driver's licenses to buy cars for quick resale in China.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - In dozens of conversations, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has counseled President Donald Trump to avoid making concessions to North Korea that could upset East Asia's balance of power, including a military retreat from South Korea that would leave Tokyo alone on the front lines against China's growing power.
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He later counseled the administrations of George W. Bush and Barack Obama and for three decades, from 1977 to 2008, was president of the National Bureau of Economic Research, a once-sleepy think tank that under his leadership became a gathering point for economists, particularly those focused on policy-oriented work.
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The women said that Mack, 35, as part of her work for the self-help organization known as NXIVM (pronounced "nex-e-um") and its offshoots — like the Executive Success Program (ESP) — counseled them to leave their jobs and partners and tried to have them move to the Albany, New York, compound.
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WATCH: Rose McGowan Claims Harvey Weinstein 'Raped Me' — and She Told Amazon Studios Afterwards, McGowan says she told some people who "counseled me to see it as something that would help my career in the long run" and was allegedly told by a criminal attorney she wouldn't be believed if she pressed charges.
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A new book, "Loving, Supporting, and Caring for the Cancer Patient," by a man who has been treated for a potentially life-threatening cancer and who has counseled dozens of others dealing with this disease, got me thinking about the best ways to talk with someone facing cancer — its diagnosis, treatment and aftermath.
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Willkie Farr & Gallagher attorneys counseled Franklin Resources Inc, which does business as Franklin Templeton, on its agreement to buy mutual fund company Legg Mason Inc for $4.5 billion, a deal that will create an investing giant with about $1.5 trillion in assets under management, the asset manager said in a statement on Tuesday.
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The recommendations state that marijuana should not be used during pregnancy and that marijuana use while breastfeeding is discouraged -- but they also recommend women be informed about the lack of definitive research on this topic and counseled about the current concerns regarding potential adverse effects of THC on pregnancy and child development.
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According to the Guttmacher Institute, a research organization that focuses on reproductive health and rights, the state currently requires ultrasounds be taken before an abortion, that those seeking an abortion wait at least 24 hours and be counseled before the procedure, and that there be a medical need for abortions after 18 weeks.
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"He consistently counseled us to balance boldness with caution, to do what was ethically sound, and to take the long view," said Janet C. Gornick, a professor at the City University of New York Graduate Center who directs the United States office of the L.I.S. Anthony Barnes Atkinson was born on Sept.
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"Women are counseled to stop taking contraceptives before deployment and that negates all the valuable health benefits, including suppression, that come with them," said the commentary's author, Sheena Eagan, an assistant professor at the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University in Greenville, North Carolina, and a specialist in military medicine ethics.
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Monsieur Etienne was now in his late 80s, and from early morning until first starlight he accepted visitors who gathered in the anteroom to his professional chambers as he counseled, consoled, advised, and cured those in need of change of fortune, those who sought to win love, or those who sought to escape love's curse.
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Equally disturbing is a Vox report that Whitaker had privately counseled the President on how to build a criminal case against political adversary Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE.
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He noted twice this week that fellow Republicans have counseled him against pursuing such a contentious strategy so close to a moment of reckoning for the party, but said Thursday that the likes of Sean Hannity and Rush Limbaugh had encouraged him to throw down the gauntlet on his border wall before the elections.
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A more standard biography would rush through this period, but Packer finds good material, such as Holbrooke being received by Beijing as if he were still an official diplomat when finessing market-entry strategies for U.S. companies like Nike, which he sagely counseled to alter the "Made in Taiwan R.O.C." tags on its shoes.
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Or might he just have counseled me to hold on to what happened as fodder for stories I would someday write, stories created away from the din of edgy personalities prowling the halls of America's most prestigious magazine, stories I would eventually write while looking out the window to my native country of pointed firs?
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I filed this column while I was on assignment in Hobart, Tasmania, where an Australian bartender at a restaurant in the harbor (at which the Americano was the house special) counseled me passionately against flaming an orange peel in a Negroni — an unquestionably theatrical presentation, he admitted, but adding an unnecessary smokiness to the taste.
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While plenty of people who just have a bit extra existential dread hit her up for help even though they're not about to die, she's also counseled a lot of what she calls "terminal" people and has seen a lot of them die—a fact that doesn't seem to bother her in the slightest.
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If there is no serious health condition, "parents and caregivers should be counseled that, while the infant may seem distressed, the crying in and of itself isn't harmful to the child, and sometimes it's best to simply put them in a safe location, like a crib, and take a short 10-minute break from soothing attempts," Homme said.
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GOP denunciations of Obama's handling of national security, meanwhile, can complicate Clinton's path to the presidency A wider critique of the President's approach is sure to encompass her role in the first-term decisions of his war cabinet -- one reason why she frequently mentions how she counseled Obama to launch the raid to kill Osama bin Laden.
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One trading-advisory service for institutions I follow has been spot-on bullish all year but counseled clients to "go flat" last Thursday — because technical targets set early this year were met and "this is the first time [in 21983] that sentiment is just too extended" as enthusiasm grew for year-end upside capped by a corporate tax cut.
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On Thursday night, late-night hosts paid tribute to Shandling—Conan O'Brien shared a moving story about how the older comic counseled him after O'Brien lost his Tonight Show gig—but my favorite homage to Shandling is an odd cameo in Freaks and Geeks (another beloved single-camera sitcom about people playing roles in public and private).
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According to press accounts, he counseled Mr. Trump to stick with the Paris climate accord, support the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade agreement, stand by the Iran nuclear deal, tone down the loose rhetoric on North Korea, hold firm against Russian aggression in Ukraine and defuse the spat between Qatar and Saudi Arabia that Mr. Trump himself helped instigate.
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Mr. Trump has long suggested that allegations that he or his campaign conspired with Russia to influence the election were a "hoax" and part of a "witch hunt," but until this weekend he had largely heeded the advice of lawyers who counseled him not to directly attack Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel, for fear of antagonizing prosecutors.
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" In an editorial in the Annals of Family Medicine, he recounted a case in which "at least 10 times over three years, we counseled the family to quit smoking around the 5-year-old patient and her 7-year-old sister, as the kids repeatedly came to the clinic for ear infections, coughing, bronchitis and asthma.
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Mr. Dowd said in an email that he decided not to donate to Mr. Manafort after being counseled against it and noted that he had no control over the money in the Patriot Legal Defense Fund, which was set up to cover expenses for aides to Mr. Trump who have been subpoenaed or called for questioning in the investigation.
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But the citizens who brought Mr. Orban and the current Polish government to power actually did exactly what democratic theory would have counseled them to do: In two-party systems, they threw out the one major party that had a poor record and instead voted for politicians who, in both cases, presented themselves as moderate mainstream conservatives.
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One Republican senator, prior to Christmas, walked colleagues through just how difficult it was to pin Trump down on the issue, telling them that during a conversation one morning it appeared Trump was completely on board with allowing his White House counsel and deputies from the office handle the trial -- something several Republican senators had counseled him to consider.
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The party rank-and-file and leadership alike are eager to hear the female and nonwhite presidential candidates talk about their identities and backgrounds and how those have shaped their lives, which is strikingly different from the 2008 Democratic primary, when some Democrats counseled Hillary Clinton to downplay her gender and Barack Obama to avoid emphasizing his race.
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At least one high-ranking U.S. military official counseled the Baltimore Ravens about signing Colin Kaepernick ... and made it very clear he is NOT a fan of the QB. TMZ Sports has learned ... when Ravens head coach John Harbaugh was considering signing Kaepernick to the team before the 2017 NFL season, he sought advice from some trusted friends.
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"I want to dispel with this notion that I have ever considered leaving," Tillerson said in an appearance at the State Department added to his calendar following the bombshell report via NBC News that the secretary of state had called Trump a derogatory name over the summer, had considered resigning and was counseled to remain in the job by Vice President Mike Pence.
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Trump carried the 21st Congressional District by 14 points in 85003 and Stefanik ran well ahead of him, defeating her Democratic challenger by 35 points But in 2018, GOP lawmakers are being counseled to treat every seat as competitive and they're seeking every advantage as they try to defy the odds and hold on to a majority in the House.
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Intellectual property protection in the U.S. has gotten so bad that I know U.S. inventors who have been counseled into not filing for their patents in the U.S. I know U.S. inventors who have forced to enforce their patents in China because their patents have been severely weakened or nullified altogether by a new administrative court that was created in that law.
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"I will put it in different terms, it is tiring to be here on this floor or in committee as a woman to continue to be counseled about what types of affordable — whether it is family planning conversations that rightfully I deserve to have with my own doctor choosing when women want to have a family and to avoid pregnancy," she said.
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"Some of his lawyers, including many who have now walked out of the door, have counseled the president not to fire Robert Mueller and the Deputy [Attorney General] Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE," noted Sciutto.
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In the past, a number of his advisers, like Defense Secretary James Mattis, have counseled him to stay in the deal because Iran is abiding by the terms of the agreement and because the collapse of the agreement could give Iran a better chance at developing nuclear weapons than ever before, as the US's allies will be reluctant to reimpose sanctions.
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"The impression I got was that nobody thinks anything besides I.V.F. will work, and they wouldn't give Gina I.V.F." The doctor told me she recalls that she was "certainly willing to go ahead with medication and insemination," but says she counseled Balzano to see a maternal fetal medicine specialist to discuss the potential impact of her weight on a pregnancy.
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Letters also went out to dozens of the president's closest family members and aides who counseled him as he sought to suppress the story of a pornographic film actress, Stormy Daniels, whose claim of an affair threatened his presidential campaign, and later as he began attacks against federal investigations into him and his associates, the news media and the federal judiciary.
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"Many of us have been dealing with this for a decade or two decades, and I think there are a lot of visits to the area and a lot of discussions that stand behind our views on these issues," said Senator Roy Blunt, Republican of Missouri, who had previously counseled the White House on the necessity of maintaining forces in Syria.
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I learned some of the math-specific history of racial exclusion, too, from Dr. Goins's speech at last month's math conference in Baltimore: In 1969, when the leadership of the nearly all-white American Mathematical Society counseled members to reject a resolution to address the shortage of black and Hispanic mathematicians in its ranks, a white mathematician, Lee Lorch, wrote in protest.
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And while several people helped persuade the last four occupiers to leave on Thursday, including Gavin Seim, a self-described liberty activist who streamed a video of the occupiers' telephone conversations, the popular evangelist Franklin Graham; and KrisAnne Hall, a self-proclaimed constitutional educator, few people in the drama came to such vivid life as Ms. Fiore as she counseled the group into surrendering without a fight.
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