"He's going to get an earful from them," Truman said.
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We give those parents an earful when they show up.
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And the French are eager to give him an earful.
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Lewis Moore is expecting to get an earful Thursday night.
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Some gave him an earful at a closed-door party meeting.
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If you say so, because I get an earful from Comcast.
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Catch an earful for yourself with our premiere of "Good Evening" below.
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If caught working sans mask, you're in for an earful from Charney.
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The head of Nissan got an earful over low profits (among other gripes).
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Cardboard Chuck Schumer heard an earful as the townhall turned into a protest.
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Pence didn't seem to know about the plan, and he got an earful.
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Sounds like an earful, I know, but in Chance's hands, it's sweet and poignant.
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No can do, because Eichner doesn't want to hear an earful from The Mouse.
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He got quite an earful — and not only from the Medicare for All crowd.
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And new photos reveal just how serious Musk is about giving Trump an earful.
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The network got another, smaller earful from critics Thursday, when it posted this tweet.
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We called up Joey and Victoria to talk about it—and got an earful.
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I braced for an earful at best; at worst, I worried for my career.
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Expect to get an earful of some new material mixed in with the familiar.
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Barely a week later, on February 1st, he withdrew it, after getting an earful.
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Soon, Francie is joining them in a bathroom, where she gets an earful from Paris.
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It got an earful—from tech executives, advocacy groups, AI researchers, and veterans, among others.
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Sen. Bob Corker (R-TN) has been getting an earful on Republicans' health care bill.
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He remembers meeting the central bank chief in 2004 and getting an earful about Parex.
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He "gave me an earful," former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates recalled in a memoir.
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Republicans who are on the fence are likely to get an earful from their constituents.
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But he got an earful over U.S. support for Kurdish forces in Iraq and Syria.
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Where else can you get an earful, a bellyful and a snootful at the same time?
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Others are still braving them, knowing they may get an earful on the health care bills.
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OK. I just got an earful from Dara Khosrowshahi, that's why, about how great Uber Eats is.
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Exactly as McConnell had feared and expected -- Senate Republicans got an earful over the July 4 recess.
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Harley Spiller is one of those vocal cash lovers that would have given Silverglide's cashiers an earful.
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All Schmeink did to deserve an earful was ask the man if he could have called sooner.
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Talk to transhumanists about the future of sex and you'll get an earful of supremely unusual ideas.
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While umpires still get an earful from M.L.B. managers, technology has tempered the days of genuine contempt.
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President Donald Trump got an earful from survivors, too, during his "listening" event at the White House.
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Republicans home for the congressional recess have been greeted with an earful at town hall-style meetings.
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Naturally, Goggin was looking to give someone an earful -- if only he had flown a different airline.
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I dawdled into Komedia, the venue next door, to get an earful of Vangelis-type experimentalists, Junk Son.
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Ask Kathy Kenyon about what it's like to be a family caregiver, and she'll give you an earful.
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FRIEDMAN: I was on 'Squawk Box' with Joe Kernen this morning, so I got an earful of it.
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And the farmers who gathered with President Trump at the White House to discuss it got an earful.
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And President Trump got an earful about his Charlottesville response from Tim Scott, the Senate's only black Republican.
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Autoworkers gave her an earful about how happy they were that President Trump was confronting China over trade.
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He was also the youngest CEO to ever appear on "Undercover Boss," where he got an earful from employees.
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Rajoy also got an earful from a representative from the Catalonia region, which is battling Madrid for greater autonomy.
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When the officer hops out of the car to talk to her, she gives him an earful about responsibility.
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Before the vote, many Republicans who held town halls got an earful from attendees angry about the GOP bill.
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Trump barbs: A group of farmers visiting the White House got an earful about the speaker of the House.
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When he bumped into a New Hampshire political insider in the course of his reporting, he got an earful.
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In July 2012 Ms. Xhakli got an earful about Mr. Petra-Wong from her high school friend, Nick Boscamp.
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In July 212015 Adriana Xhakli got an earful about Perry Petra-Wong from her high school friend, Nick Boscamp.
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A pesky shark destroying a fisherman's net got an earful of expletives after a brief game of tug of war.
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Michael Cohen's getting it from both sides as New Yorkers give him an earful over potentially flipping on President Trump.
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They'd gotten an earful back home -- from both constituents and donors -- and the Graham-Cassidy proposal appeared closed to ready.
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But it's Ryan who may get an earful from rank-and-file Republicans when Congress returns to Washington next week.
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This one concerns your domestic life, asking you to think twice before calling family lest you give them an earful.
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Gus Bilirakis (R-Fla.) got an earful from pro-ObamaCare constituents during two recent town hall events in his district.
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Timing: Inhofe's latest comments come after Esper reportedly got an earful from another backer of U.S. forces in Africa, Sen.
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Harvey Weinstein got an earful from a woman who railed on him during an event Wednesday night before being escorted out.
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That came after he reportedly got an earful from Sheldon Adelson and Steve Wynn, two billionaire GOP donors in his state.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan got an earful from a handful of GOP senators during a White House meeting this week.
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He could hear her giving them an earful after this last question but the policeman on the receiving end was smiling.
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You know, I have three brothers who are veterans, and my brothers have given me an earful about the Veterans Administration.
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Being the hotheaded sister I am, I stormed up to his room to give him an earful about his rude behavior.
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Both players were hearing catcalls from fans — Ensberg returned the number in spring training after getting an earful in exhibition games.
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Master Chana, like every coach worth his own salt, always gave you an earful about doing more roadwork and upping the fitness.
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John McCain if there should be consequences for classified info being leaked to the Russians and he gave me an earful pic.twitter.
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Instead, the president gave Puerto Ricans an earful about all the money the US government is spending to help the US territory.
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In a closed-door lunch with Senate Republicans, lawmakers gave Vice President Mike Pence an "earful" about the decision, according to Corker.
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Walk onto any state school campus in Iowa and ask a random student about selling blood plasma, and you'll get an earful.
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As those replays rolled, the side judge Gary Cavaletto, who was near the play, endured an earful from Saints Coach Sean Payton.
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If Tonya were in front of me as we speak, she would be getting an earful from me and it wouldn't be nice.
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Smith said Liew once sat in on his interview with a prospective employee, after which Smith got an earful on his interviewing style.
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The House Science Committee has already gotten an earful, from both the commercial space sector and the scientific community, not to mention Bridenstine.
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It is nothing new for Americans or Europeans to get an earful over their governments' refusal to recognise China as a market economy.
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NBC News got an earful from critics after Matt Lauer on Wednesday night allowed Donald Trump to lie about opposing the Iraq war.
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When Debbie Reynolds got wind of it, she gave Lucas an earful about her daughter, Carrie Fisher, having to fly on the cheap.
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"I was getting my hair cut the other day and I got an earful," said Luke Letlow, the chief of staff for Rep.
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When I asked him what advice he would offer members of the media if they were his client, he gave me an earful.
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It can take years to build up a healthy and professionally pierced earful of bling, not to mention a considerable amount of money.
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Conservatives are still getting an earful from bondholders who want to see the bill fail, including from one of their former colleagues, Rep.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping got an earful on that from French and German leaders during his visit to France in March of this year.
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"When members go back home, they're going to have an earful from everybody as to why they need to get this done," Ross said.
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Members of top management and VW's supervisory board are expected to get an earful from shareholders about the company's slim profits and emissions misconduct.
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The union president had been drinking and was delivering an earful to a well-connected New York real estate developer, according to the agents.
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So, take a few minutes out of your day to get an earful below before reverting to the default human condition of 'terrified robot'.
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That's frustrated people like Angela Spotts, an anti-fracking activist from Stillwater who expects to be one of the people giving Moore an earful.
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Kirstjen Nielsen, the secretary of homeland security, got an earful while she was eating dinner at a Mexican restaurant in Washington on Tuesday night.
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Smart -- who's no stranger to beefin' with officials -- gave the refs an earful after fouling out, pointing and yelling his frustrations over the call.
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Ask anyone how things have changed on Capitol Hill since the halcyon days of President Reagan, and you will get an earful of nostalgia.
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Democrats already loathe the Tea Party favorite from Kentucky, but on Thursday night it was Republicans giving Paul an earful for delaying a vote.
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However, when they go home for the December recess, members are likely to get an earful from constituents over their lack of legislative progress.
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Keyshia Cole got an earful from a cop who claimed she was making disparaging comments about him while he was just doing his job.
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And today by the way, on Capitol Hill, the FBI director got an earful over the double standard on the investigations into Hillary and Trump.
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Washington (CNN)Across the country, people are flooding auditoriums, high school theaters and anywhere else they can to give their members of Congress an earful.
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Bill Reinsch, a trade expert with the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said Trump is likely to get an earful from the U.S. allies.
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And wow, did I get an earful from Sanders supporters, who filled up my Twitter feed and Facebook with Trump-level insults, nitpicking and hate.
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He got an earful, for instance, about steep rises in electricity bills, even though the province of Ontario sets the rates, not the national government.
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With web companies in particular, they'll also hear an earful about the EU's work to crack down on everything from copyright infringement to hate speech.
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There's one notable Twitter account that's been silent so far — but you can bet we'll be hearing an earful from an irate President-elect Trump tomorrow.
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But Plan B has its risks, too, because senators are sure to get an earful about the bill from the folks back home during those barbecues.
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Drake and his driver got an earful from an Uber driver who went ballistic after Drizzy's driver apparently dinged his car ... and it's all on video.
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The main topic in each is also expected to be North Korea, though China could want to give Pompeo an earful about Pence's speech as well.
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In addition, House lawmakers are set to head home for another weeklong recess, and jittery moderates are sure to get an earful from pro-ObamaCare protesters.
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John McCain, a Republican from Arizona, famously cast the deciding vote against a bill to repeal Obamacare, it was donors who were giving members an earful.
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I've been very involved with calling my congressmen; I've got John Cornyn and Ted Cruz in the Senate and they get an earful out of me.
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When she called to thank him for the endorsement, Mr. Cullen said, he gave her an earful on why she needed to show up more often.
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Welcome to the revenge of the #Resistance, where grassroots activists hope to give lawmakers an earful as they venture outside the friendly confines of the Beltway.
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The last time Mr. Tillerson was in Ankara, he showered praise on the Turks and largely avoided listing American grievances, while receiving an earful of complaints.
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When Peter Thiel announced that he would endorse Donald Trump at the Republican National Convention back in July, he got an earful from his fellow technology moguls.
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In an interview with Entertainment Tonight at the 2018 Screen Actors Guild Awards, Reese Witherspoon revealed that she's been getting an earful from a number of actors.
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But if "Rings" had been made serially — if Tolkien were getting an earful on Twitter from the Aragorn stans and the Samhive — would we have gotten it?
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Out dancing with the cast and crew later that night, she gets an earful from her director about the crush he used to have on her mom.
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He was met with an earful of criticism from a woman who was unhappy with the Republican governor's decision not to expand Medicaid to low-income residents.
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Then came the 2016 US election, where 60% of US Catholics who regularly attend mass, and presumably got an earful from the Pope on climate, favored Donald Trump.
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If you ask the settlers why they moved out there, you may get an earful of ideology about how the Jews are the rightful possessors of this land.
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Priyanka Chopra heard an earful from a frustrated fan who called her a hypocrite for seemingly advocating for peace ... but clearly choosing sides in the India-Pakistan conflict.
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During last week's Presidents Day recess, furious constituents gave GOP lawmakers an earful at public town halls around the country, warning them to keep their hands off ObamaCare.
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They have now won three straight Cups and eight of the last 10, and Clarke's team — in particular his six rookies — may be about to get an earful.
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Which means, of course, that you can expect to get an earful from Uncle Walter over your turkey and stuffing about how global warming is just a hoax.
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Republicans had also heard an earful from conservative activists disappointed that the GOP had failed to repeal ObamaCare even with the White House and Congress in its control.
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The big picture: The bill wouldn't be introduced until next year, but it shows legislators are getting an earful from constituents who are getting slammed by unexpected medical bills.
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During the Philadelphia Phillies face-off with the Chicago Cubs on Monday night, Harper got an earful from heated Cubs' fans who decided to heckle the controversial player together.
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When NFL running back Rashad Jennings stopped training to go compete on season 24 of Dancing with the Stars, he got an earful from many of his fellow athletes.
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I've found myself returning to this album again and again, and have got a sneaking suspicion that many of you might feel the same once you get an earful.
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Senate Republicans are back in their home states for a weeklong break, and already, some of them have gotten an earful on the controversial GOP legislation to dismantle Obamacare.
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The House-backed health care bill will make insurance costs leap for some older Americans, according to the government's own estimate, and the AARP is giving Republicans an earful.
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CONGRESS VENTS ECONOMIC ANXIETY AT YELLEN: Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen testified on monetary policy before the House Financial Services Committee today, and boy did she get an earful.
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"After it was defeated, frankly, the chairperson who called the hearing got an earful and regretted ever scheduling it," Tom Sloan, a conservative state representative in Kansas, told me.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer got an earful about the handling of the recent government shutdown and recent comments about future strategy, members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus said.
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Provencer, an admitted boy band fan who had recently moved to St. Charles, Illinois, said the whole restaurant caught an earful of her excitement when she opened the bill.
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The calls have become so pervasive that the head of communication at the I.R.S., Terry Lemons, gets an earful about it whenever he visits his mother-in-law in Missouri.
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Here's why: Conservatives have been giving Republicans an earful since this weekend: How can you just drop the issue that you've run on in four elections, without even a vote?
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Opposition only hardened as Senators returned to their home states to get an earful from constituents who might not love Obamacare but were very nervous about an unclear alternative. 7.
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I think they incentivize candidates to do genuine grassroots organizing, rather than holding high-dollar fundraising events where they get an earful about the concerns of wealthy donors and lobbyists.
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Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton have been giving us an eyeful, as well as an earful, of their adorable romance in recent months, but they also have careers to manage.
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The industry has a poor track record on customer service, and could be in store for an earful from consumer-minded lawmakers on the Senate Homeland Security subcommittee on investigations.
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The local bodies meet with managers four times a year and are apt to give them an earful if they encounter fees or lending policies that workers regard as unfair.
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Not to mention that politicians are often coddled with staff aides enthusiastically tending to their needs and frequently very reluctant to challenge them — or get an earful when they do.
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An "American Idol" contestant got an earful from the show ... and now he's suing because the show screwed up his hearing so much it all but ruined his music career.
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He got an earful from conservative opponents of the bill when he met at the White House with representatives of the Heritage Foundation and Americans for Prosperity on Wednesday night.
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It's toward the end of Episode 250, when, after an argument with Lucas about feeling alienated from the group, Max (Sadie Sink) is given an earful from her step brother, Billy.
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Late last year, Republican FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr got an "earful" from remote Alaskan residents who were concerned with how poor their access to the internet is — and they weren't wrong.
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This round of shut-offs comes not long after the company got an earful from state regulators and criticism from the governor over its sweeping pre-emptive blackouts earlier this month.
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Michelle Obama treated an East Room full of kids to a light and lively earful of personal musings – everything from gossip to braces to her need for a nap – on Wednesday.
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But it's hard to see how this will work for Trump, particularly if they got an earful of his call to arms against immigrants later in the evening on national television.
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This is exactly why Republican members of Congress are getting an earful back home from constituents who want them to turn back from their dangerous plan to make America sick again.
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But Mr. Graham said that another terrorist attack might have to occur before Congress was spurred to action or, he said, lawmakers might need to get an earful from their constituents.
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Trump's decision to withdraw troops from northern Syria enraged GOP senators, who gave Vice President Pence an "earful" during a closed-door lunch and have publicly urged Trump to reverse course.
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Pruitt's staff has said that he often gets an earful from dissatisfied citizens when he finds himself face-to-face with them, and therefore must take steps to travel in isolation.
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Tekashi 6ix9ine has been hearing an earful from his fellow MCs about his snitching -- it's been all bad -- but T69 has a theory on all that ... they're jealous and running scared.
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The rapper and his attorney, Murray Richman, showed up to court Friday morning in NYC and the judge gave him an earful ... notably, X failed 4 drug tests for pot and cocaine.
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On the traditional post-inauguration visit to Berlin he can expect to receive an earful from Mrs Merkel (as Mr Hollande did in 2012, over his campaign remarks on Greece's bail-out).
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This round of shut-offs comes not long after Pacific Gas & Electric got an earful from state regulators and criticism from the governor over its massive pre-emptive blackout earlier this month.
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A$AP Rocky's first live show since his arrest overseas proves he still has swagger, showmanship and bravado -- but he's also been humbled, and his fired-up fans gave Sweden an earful.
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Before you can get a word in edgewise, you've received an earful of unsolicited advice: best practices, self-development, managing up, leaning in, streamlining, and future-proofing—Aquarians can't stop dropping buzzwords!
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You don't need an earful of sexy when navigating your aging parents into an old folks' home or when you're worried your kids might be trying drugs at their delinquent friend's house.
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Where technology and economics collide When Peter Thiel announced that he would endorse Donald Trump at the Republican National Convention back in July, he got an earful from his fellow technology moguls.
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Trump, who has defended himself against accusations that his political rhetoric helps stoke anger and hate, may get an earful from local and state officials when he visits El Paso and Dayton.
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But its implementation days after Trump got an earful about his performance on immigration -- the animating issue of his 2016 campaign -- from conservative commentators at his Florida resort seems a huge coincidence.
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The rollout has been less than smooth, with the President earning an earful from key Republican senators who expressed alarm at the decision on Thursday and Friday, with some urging Trump to reconsider.
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While viewers got an eye and earful of some of the best musical artists of 2016, there were behind-the-scenes moments when they weren't playing or singing that really stole the show.
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Some of their doctors are going to get an earful when they suggest different medications or nonpharmacological alternatives, as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommended in new opioid guidelines in March.
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First, he infuriated conservatives by trying to negotiate changes to the Obamacare repeal bill, and then he infuriated liberals by utterly caving on the issue after reportedly getting an earful from billionaire donors.
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Meanwhile, President Obama used a meeting with President Xi Jinping last week to deliver what one administration official described as "a very direct and unvarnished earful" about how seriously Washington views China's behavior.
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The House Subcommittee on Government Operations got an earful on these problems and more during a hearing last June and asked the Postal Service's Office of Inspector General to look into the problem.
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I don't want people getting an earful about the evils of vaccines every time they buy a baby gift from our shop — especially with so many customers from the university and scientific community.
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Over the 4th of July recesses, legislators heard an earful from constituents that taking away healthcare from millions of people is not cool, and right now the bill lacks necessary votes to pass.
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Listen to Grind's hot-wired version of Metallica's Hardwired... to Self-Destruct below: And get an earful of his "grinded down" instrumental cut of Megadeth's latest album, Dystopia... sans Dave Mustaine's trademark whine.
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But when the largest annual gathering of FBI agents convenes this weekend — FBI National Academy Associates — attendees will get an earful from someone who thinks the real threat lies with the far left.
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Jennifer Lopez got an earful at the Toronto International Film Festival Saturday night, when a group of animal rights protesters launched on her over her penchant for wearing fur, saying she hates animals.
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Axl Rose, the lead singer of Guns N' Roses, tweeted a photo of his mail-in ballot and said "Vote Blue" — and then got an earful from fans who disagreed with his politics.
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" — Kevin Ernest Hawes, 210, East Harlem "When it got to be midnight, I put on some clothes and the toughest face I could muster and marched over there to give whomever an earful.
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And the National Organic Standards Board, an advisory group that makes recommendations to the federal secretary of agriculture, will get an earful on the topic at its meeting in St. Louis this week.
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TaxisGet ready to hear an earful from your driver about how dangerous and illegal Uber is, and remember to give him a good tip because his business is legitimately being stolen by Uber drivers.
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While Frank and Claire are busy attending rallies, Doug Stamper is giving Pennsylvania governor Jim Matthews an earful about breaking his promise to Frank; he has not deployed troops or created centralized voting centers.
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I call my mom to check that we can use their garden for the picnic and get an earful from my dad about trying to cut costs and sacrificing on the experience she's getting.
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Dessie Mitcheson -- who posed in the Nicest Neighbor Costume for online retailer Yandy -- tells us she's been hearing an earful from folks in Pittsburgh, which is near where both she and Fred were raised.
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But while fans (not to mention weary parents everywhere) got a collective kick out of it, there are two people whom Garner hopes won't get an earful of her inspired reading: her very own folks.
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"I think Republicans will get an earful when they go home they're going to want to make something happen when they get back," said Josh Horwitz, executive director of the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence.
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On Monday, Mr. Cuomo's new pick as executive director of the state Democratic Party, Geoff Berman, went to Harlem for a town-hall meeting and heard an earful of frustrations about the I.D.C. from attendees.
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Kim Kardashian is getting backlash from people within the prison reform movement who think she's getting too much credit for helping free non-violent inmates ... and the lawyers Kim's working with are getting an earful.
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Six senators gave them an earful on how the GOP won't help Trump slap tariffs — or taxes — on Mexican goods even if they helped sustain his veto of the emergency declaration on border wall funding.
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When Mattis flew to Beijing in June, he got an earful from China's military about the Pentagon's decision to describe China as a "strategic competitor" militarizing the South China Sea in a key Pentagon policy document.
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Behind the scenes, Zuckerberg heard an earful from lawmakers about the need for his company to better protect the data it collects and guard against political interference in the 22011 election, members of Congress later revealed.
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Talk to commuters and you're likely to get an earful about how errant leaves make them late to work because, oddly, the foliage deposits an oily residue on the train tracks, causing yet another reason for delays.
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Uber customers who summon rides at the Sunset Tower in West Hollywood or the Upright Citizens Brigade near Silver Lake are likely to get an earful about the last Hollywood-connected client that the driver picked up there.
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Obamacare's favorability has been at an all-time high in recent months, and Republican lawmakers who went home for town hall meetings last month have been hearing an earful from angry constituents expressing concerns over the replacement plan.
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Washington Post reporter James Hohmann got an earful from Democrats on Wednesday after he suggested in his Daily 202 newsletter that the Republican tax bill, which awaits President Donald Trump's signature, is likely to become popular next year.
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They likely got an earful from the President or someone very close to him when CNN and The Washington Post first got their hands on the book and pulled out a few episodes dealing with Porter and Cohn.
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The Phillies will stage their home opener on Thursday, and even the presence of Doug Pederson, the coach of the Super Bowl-winning Eagles who will throw out the first pitch, may not save Kapler from an earful.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Boy Scouts Get Earful of Politics" (news article, July 25): As a man who spent some very formative years in the Boy Scouts, I found Donald Trump's speech to the national jamboree nauseating.
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ANKARA, Turkey — Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson showered praise on Turkey's government on Thursday, despite what some international critics see as a slide toward authoritarianism, and in response he got an earful of grievances from Turkish officials.
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The above tweet, from someone named Najahta, embeds a clip from Comedy Central's poorly received The President Show, and features Donald Trump impersonator Tony Atamanuik getting an earful from a child who may or may not be an actor.
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As the Trump administration prepares to scrap the U.S. government's net neutrality rules, it has undeniably heard an earful from web users who believe that AT&T, Comcast* and other telecom giants should be required to treat all online traffic equally.
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FreedomWorks, the Tea Party-aligned outside group, beginning next month will be organizing rallies and urging its nearly 28500 million activists to turn out at town hall events to ensure members of Congress are also getting an earful from ObamaCare detractors.
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I remember attending more than one McCain town hall, from New Hampshire to South Carolina, where he got an earful from angry Republican voters as he tried to convince them that he learned his lesson: Border security is what they want.
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Vice President Pence, meanwhile, got an "earful" during a recent closed-door lunch about Trump's decision to pull out of northern Syria, which senators say was made without coordination from other agencies and with no heads up to Congress. Sen.
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Health insurance officials gave Seema Verma, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services chief, an earful today about the biggest issue in their world: the need to know whether they're going to get paid for their Obamacare cost-sharing subsidies to low-income consumers.
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Now, rather than the hopeful belief that the country is too diverse to elect a Republican, anger is pushing Democrats to spend cold February nights in high school auditoriums giving their congressman an earful—almost two years out from the next election.
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But turning the tables on Trump, he gave the billionaire an earful on trade, said illegal immigration from Mexico to the US peaked years ago and complained of the torrent of guns that he said crossed the border and worsened Mexico's drug wars.
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But once he learned English, he got an earful at the small hotel-restaurant his parents ran on Carson&aposs main street: lots of political talk, including bourbon-lubricated speeches from top elected officials who would show up for dinner and drinks.
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The California Democrat had scheduled the elections for Thursday, but she got an earful Tuesday morning from a long list of lawmakers urging a longer timeline to allow "an internal conversation" about the party's path back to power, in the words of Rep.
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Dorsey heard an earful from Ted Cruz, Sean Hannity and others, who told him that the tech industry's efforts to improve diversity — after years of criticism for maintaining a largely white, male workforce — should also focus on hiring engineers with more diverse political viewpoints.
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But before even showing up Thursday, Schlossberg -- who apparently had a penchant for giving people an earful in public, according to numerous videos that have surfaced purportedly showing him yelling elsewhere – was filmed hiding behind an umbrella after reporters confronted him outside his apartment.
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In a leaked phone conversation from 2013, Mr Demiroren got such an earful from Turkey's president after one of his newspapers published details of secret peace talks with the leader of a Kurdish insurgent group that he suffered both an epiphany and a breakdown.
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If politicians who support devolution would ask business leaders for their opinion, they would get an earful about how a fully integrated, national transportation system that knits together our diverse economy and meets uniform standards for performance, safety and quality of infrastructure is needed.
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Cyber: The Marriott hotel chain earned an earful from lawmakers, who are demanding changes after the hospitality company sustained what is believed to be the nation's largest data hack, in which hundreds of millions of its customers had their personal data stolen (The Hill).
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Apostolos immediately got up from his chair in shock and went up to the stands to sit with the rest of the Greek team while Tsitsipas, who was docked a point and warned by the umpire, received an earful from his mother Julia Apostoli.
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Bernie Sanders sought to re-up his hometown cred Sunday by tucking into a Nathan's Famous hot dog on Coney Island, where thousands of supporters flocked to catch a glimpse (and an earful) of the Vermont senator, his wife and their celebrity escort, R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe.
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They shed light onto the views of this gargantuan art historical titan, and also hint at what it would be like to sit in his living room and absorb an earful of the older painter's verbiage — a task that Peña patiently took on for a full year.
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Well, they can if they're nearby and can catch an earful of your terrified gurgling, but also, I wouldn't recommend screaming, because you'll need that oxygen, because you're about to walk across the deep sea floor and try not to get eaten by a mysterious monster.
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Republicans in Congress are getting an earful from constituents who've swallowed endless lies from them about Obamacare since before its passage, folks who are hooked into a media echo chamber that can easily spawn GOP primary opponents to better conform to the party's "repeal and replace" promise.
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Mike Coffman, whose Colorado district has a sizable immigrant population and who has fought for immigration reform, said that in a recent visit home he visited an Ethiopian church and got an earful from the minister about the importance of the diversity lottery to their community.
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Elon Musk really giving Donald Trump an earful about the neo-fascist policies that are currently being implemented by the White House (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)This week, Uber CEO Travis Kalanick dropped out of President Trump's business advisory council after an online movement to boycott the company.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas) told reporters after the Senate votes that Pence got an "earful" from senators.
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RUTLAND, N.D. — When Senator Heidi Heitkamp, a Democrat, and her Republican opponent, Representative Kevin Cramer, put Sunday's annual Uffda Day celebration on their schedules this year, they most likely thought they would get an earful from voters about tariffs here in the heart of North Dakota's soybean belt.
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This marks the first time that the Canadian label—which is better known for Agalloch's dark woodland folk, VHÖL's progressive thrash, and Chthe'ilist's chthonic death metal—has ventured into hip-hop, but once you get an earful of Dälek's new LP, Asphalt for Eden, it makes a whole lot of sense.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (R-Texas) confirmed to The Hill that Pence got "an earful" from GOP senators at the lunch.
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More from the New York Times: On Social Media's Fringes, Extremism Targets Women Apple's WWDC 2018 Live: Apple Still Wants to Be Different Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg Gets an Earful From the E.U. Apple did announce several new ways of letting adults and children limit how much time they spend on their phones.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 5 (Reuters) - A jury in a trade-secrets lawsuit will get its first earful Monday as opening statements begin in a bitter legal battle between Waymo and Uber Technologies Inc that has captivated Silicon Valley and could help determine who emerges in the forefront of the fast-growing field of autonomous cars.
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Joe WilsonAddison (Joe) Graves WilsonOvernight Defense: Erdoğan gets earful from GOP senators | Amazon to challenge Pentagon cloud contract decision in court | Lawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families Lawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families The Hill Interview: Sanford says Trump GOP doing 'serious brand destruction' MORE (R-S.
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The WHO analyzed data from studies in "middle- and high-income countries" and found that almost 50 percent of residents 222 to 23 were exposed to unsafe noise levels from personal devices like smart phones and iPods, and 220 percent got a potentially damaging earful at venues like bars, nightclubs, sports stadiums and concert spaces.
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But Trump's intentions concerning the Paris accord were unclear even to some of his aides until the last day or so, since he has shown flexibility on some campaign promises and had gotten an earful about the need to stay in the agreement from key allies at a Group of Seven summit last week in Sicily.
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This article originally appeared on EW.com The mayor of Crown Point, Indiana, says an apology is in order after his town was portrayed as racist in a recent episode of Chicago P.D. Mayor David Uran told the Chicago Tribune that he's been getting an earful from outraged citizens about the May 10 episode of the NBC police drama.
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Cory GardnerCory Scott GardnerThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Colorado candidates vying to take on Gardner warn Hickenlooper they won't back down MORE (R-Colo.) an earful after his car apparently almost hit her outside the Capitol building on Tuesday.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Kamala Harris of California joined the chorus of Democrats calling for impeachment proceedings to get underway in the House, and in the wake of the Mueller report, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is getting an earful from rank-and-file Democrats who are demanding the party flex more muscle against the administration.
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At the request of then-Secretary of Defense James MattisJames Norman MattisThreatening foreign states with sanctions can backfire Overnight Defense: Erdoğan gets earful from GOP senators | Amazon to challenge Pentagon cloud contract decision in court | Lawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families Amazon to challenge Pentagon's 'war cloud' decision in federal court MORE, Congress approved a presidential waiver in 2018.
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Ranking Member John CarterJohn Rice CarterOvernight Defense: Erdoğan gets earful from GOP senators | Amazon to challenge Pentagon cloud contract decision in court | Lawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families America's workers and small business owners need the SECURE Act Cornyn faces toughest race yet in changing Texas MORE (R-Texas) thanked Bonzanto and VA Inspector General Michael Missal for undertaking the needed reforms.
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Ahead of Asia Trip, Business Lobby Gives Pompeo an Earful on Trade War Trump Tariffs Are Lifting Profits, Steel Giant ArcelorMittal Says Faced With Crippling Sanctions, ZTE Loaded Up on Lobbyists Mr. Trump publicly clashed with the publisher of The New York Times, A. G. Sulzberger, on Sunday over the president's threats to journalism and what Mr. Sulzberger said was a misrepresentation of a private meeting between them.
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As the Post wrote, Dorsey's attempts to placate conservatives at the June 19th dinner simply resulted in more grousing and demands Twitter taking hiring Republicans as seriously as hiring women and minorities:In response, the Twitter executive heard an earful from conservatives gathered at the table, who scoffed at the fact that Dorsey runs a platform that's supposed to be neutral even though he's tweeted about issues like immigration, gay rights and national politics.
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE got an earful from corn growers and ethanol producers during his visit to Kansas on Tuesday.
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C.) and John YarmuthJohn Allen YarmuthOvernight Defense: Erdoğan gets earful from GOP senators | Amazon to challenge Pentagon cloud contract decision in court | Lawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families Lawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families Kentucky Democrat: McConnell's agenda driven by 'power without a purpose' MORE (D-Ky.), that would eliminate the widow's tax and allow surviving spouses who put the DOD benefit in their children's names to reclaim the benefit as a spousal benefit.
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C.) and John YarmuthJohn Allen YarmuthOvernight Defense: Erdoğan gets earful from GOP senators | Amazon to challenge Pentagon cloud contract decision in court | Lawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families Lawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families Kentucky Democrat: McConnell's agenda driven by 'power without a purpose' MORE (D-Ky.), that would eliminate the widow's tax and allow surviving spouses who put the DOD benefit in their children's names to reclaim the benefit as a spousal benefit.
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C.) and Chris Van HollenChristopher (Chris) Van HollenHillicon Valley: Google to limit political ad targeting | Senators scrutinize self-driving car safety | Trump to 'look at' Apple tariff exemption | Progressive lawmakers call for surveillance reforms | House panel advances telecom bills Democrats raise privacy concerns over Amazon home security system Overnight Defense: Erdoğan gets earful from GOP senators | Amazon to challenge Pentagon cloud contract decision in court | Lawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families MORE (D-Md.) and one from Risch and Senate Foreign Relations Committee ranking member Menendez.
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C.) and Chris Van HollenChristopher (Chris) Van HollenHillicon Valley: Google to limit political ad targeting | Senators scrutinize self-driving car safety | Trump to 'look at' Apple tariff exemption | Progressive lawmakers call for surveillance reforms | House panel advances telecom bills Democrats raise privacy concerns over Amazon home security system Overnight Defense: Erdoğan gets earful from GOP senators | Amazon to challenge Pentagon cloud contract decision in court | Lawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families MORE (D-Md.) and one from Risch and Senate Foreign Relations Committee ranking member Menendez.
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Florida Democrat Debbie Wasserman SchultzDeborah (Debbie) Wasserman SchultzOn The Money: Trump signs short-term spending bill to avoid shutdown | Pelosi casts doubt on USMCA deal in 2019 | California high court strikes down law targeting Trump tax returns Wasserman Schultz makes bid for House Appropriations Committee gavel Overnight Defense: Erdoğan gets earful from GOP senators | Amazon to challenge Pentagon cloud contract decision in court | Lawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families MORE on Thursday threw her hat in the ring to become the next chair of the powerful House Appropriations Committee.
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Ted DeutchTheodore (Ted) Eliot DeutchBipartisan lawmakers condemn Iran, dispute State Department on number of protesters killed Bipartisan lawmakers introduce amendment affirming US commitment to military aid to Israel Ethics sends memo to lawmakers on SCIF etiquette MORE (D-Fla.) and Joe WilsonAddison (Joe) Graves WilsonBipartisan lawmakers condemn Iran, dispute State Department on number of protesters killed Trump's exceptionalism: No president has so disrespected our exceptional institutions Overnight Defense: Erdoğan gets earful from GOP senators | Amazon to challenge Pentagon cloud contract decision in court | Lawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families MORE (R-S.
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House Budget Committee Chairman John YarmuthJohn Allen YarmuthTrump shocks, earns GOP rebukes with Dingell remarks Democratic lawmaker on Trump after Dingell comments: 'Hell will be too good for him' Overnight Defense: Erdoğan gets earful from GOP senators | Amazon to challenge Pentagon cloud contract decision in court | Lawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families MORE (D-Ky.) excoriated President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 22020 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE on Thursday for his comments at a Wednesday rally suggesting the late Rep.
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These include Daniel Ellsberg who revealed the papers that showed the government lied about the Vietnam War; Mark Felt the "deep throat" who facilitated the Washington Post's seminal early Watergate reporting; Pentagon official Ernest Fitzgerald who disclosed $2 billion of cost overrun scams; and Joe WilsonAddison (Joe) Graves WilsonBipartisan lawmakers condemn Iran, dispute State Department on number of protesters killed Trump's exceptionalism: No president has so disrespected our exceptional institutions Overnight Defense: Erdoğan gets earful from GOP senators | Amazon to challenge Pentagon cloud contract decision in court | Lawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families MORE who revealed some of the untruths that led to America's disastrous Iraq war.
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Dan CrenshawDaniel CrenshawGun control group plans to spend million in Texas in 2020 Overnight Energy: Green groups to sue over Trump rollback of Obama water rules | GOP climate plan faces pushback from right | Bezos launches B climate initiative GOP climate plan faces pushback — from Republicans MORE, Michael McCaulMichael Thomas McCaulGun control group plans to spend million in Texas in 2020 Pelosi joins pressure campaign on Huawei Hillicon Valley: Judge approves T-Mobile, Sprint merger | FTC to review past Big Tech deals | State officials ask for more cybersecurity help | House nears draft bill on self-driving cars MORE, Chip RoyCharles (Chip) Eugene RoyGun control group plans to spend million in Texas in 2020 'Medicare for All' will turn into health care for none The advantage of paying for medical care directly MORE and John CarterJohn Rice CarterGun control group plans to spend million in Texas in 2020 Democrats launch bilingual ad campaign off drug pricing bill Overnight Defense: Erdoğan gets earful from GOP senators | Amazon to challenge Pentagon cloud contract decision in court | Lawmakers under pressure to pass benefits fix for military families MORE.
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