The U.S. representatives should keep several basic facts handy in their crib notes.
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The crib notes are a reminder of Trump's apparent discomfort in these intense situations.
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He meets high schoolers who are devastated by gun violence and needs crib notes on empathy.
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If you're going to rely on your crib notes, sit down and let your partner handle this instead!
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At one point, she flashed a Photoshopped image of Hillary Clinton at the lectern, her forearms scribbled with crib notes.
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I MAKE -- I HAVE CRIB NOTES HERE THIS IS WHAT THEY SAID ABOUT ME. I'M OUT OF DATE, WHICH IS CODE FOR I'M OLD.
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She doesn't court the publicity machine anymore, even to the point of sanctioning press crib notes; she appears quite interested in rumour as an artistic medium.
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The ability to preview the future entertainment value of a video could make the format more utilitarian and less like art if viewers merely opt for the visual crib notes.
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This is the President who needed empathy crib notes; "I hear you" was written on a card when he met with survivors of the 2018 mass shooting in Parkland, Florida.
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For those not interested in attending "Trend School," the Intelligence Group published the crib notes in reports that were sent out several times a year for a $35,000 annual subscription.
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The list of targets read like Sean Hannity's pre-broadcast crib notes: Hillary Clinton, President Barack Obama and former CIA chief John Brennan -- and, as the representative of evil mainstream media -- CNN.
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An Associated Press photographer snapped a photo of the president's poorly hidden crib notes during the emotional discussion on Wednesday, which included prompts to ask questions about individuals' experiences and what his administration could do to help people feel safe.
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"Full disclosure: I did not pick out any of the clothes which is kinda funny for a guy who is called the 'Man of Style,'" he captioned a shot of him looking either lost or like he's trying to read crib notes off his hand.
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Thulo's television career began when she presented the YOTV educational show "Crib Notes" in 2011. She then was a co-host on the SABC 1 The Media Career Guide Show, which she hosted alongside Stevie Frenche. She also served host duties in several television shows, including SkyRoom Live, Ridiculousness Africa, Club 808, Zoned, Change Down, and Big Brother Africa. In 2012, Thulo starred on the drama series Rockville, which was her first starring role.
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Appice joined Black Sabbath during the tour in support of the Heaven and Hell album in 1980. He was quickly brought in to replace original drummer Bill Ward, who quit the band mid-tour due to personal issues. Appice arrived for his first show with Black Sabbath at the Aloha Stadium in Hawaii with his entire drum kit packed into the back of a car. He was forced to learn the band's songs on stage, using hastily written crib notes for each unfamiliar song.
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Marge, ignoring Homer's concerns, decides to open up a Murmur kiosk at the Shelbyville Mall next to Plop. At the school, Lisa investigates Bart's recent papers and discovers that Bart has hidden crib notes in the drawings around the classroom, which only the crystals reveal. She convinces Bart to confess to Marge, as he is betraying the one person who has treated him with love and affection. When Bart confesses to Marge that he cheated and Marge's customers angrily tell her the crystals did not work, Marge realizes that the crystals only made people's lives worse, so closes down Murmur and concedes to Piper, much to Piper's relief.
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His first collection of poetry, Predicting the Next Big Advertising Breakthrough Using a Potentially Dangerous Method (2006), received the 2004 John V. Hicks Manuscript Award and the 2006 Anne Szumigalski Award (Saskatchewan Book Award for Best Book of Poetry). Predicting the Next Big Advertising Breakthrough was also shortlisted for the 2006 Brenda MacDonald Riches Award (Saskatchewan Book Award for Best First Book), and won the 2007 ReLit Award. Tysdal's poem, "An Experiment in Form," received honourable mention in the 2003 National Magazine Awards. His poem "T-Shirts or Toys: Crib Notes for a One-Year-Old Nephew" was a national finalist in the CBC's (Canadian Broadcasting Company) 2005 National Poetry Face-Off.
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