Zarif, meanwhile, has been putting out his own diplomatic feelers.
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Young readers are deep thinkers and they are deep feelers.
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After my breakup, I extended friendship feelers in all directions.
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He devoted one series, called Feelers, to re-animating animal appendages.
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Indeed, some think the West should put out feelers to JFS.
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Beijing has sent out "early feelers" about getting more involved, Thornton said.
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And then around, say, 2023, they'll start to quietly put out feelers.
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His book works because he has good feelers and a sensitive, sunny style.
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"We're keeping our feelers out in the Long Beach area," Mr. Silver said.
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I put out feelers to my contacts, and so did Maria Abi-Habib.
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He puts out feelers to sound China out and chalk up some petty benefits.
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Feelers have been put out to pro-Europeans in Spain, the Netherlands and elsewhere.
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David Mueller says he's put plenty of feelers out, but so far no bites.
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McDarrah had an inflamed curiosity, great feelers and an ability to capture liquid moments.
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If there are any feelers going out about cost-sharing, that&aposs a likely topic.
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But now, she's putting out feelers and looking for actual clients to monetize her hobby.
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"Feelers" are also more likely to favor having meaningful connections with others through their work.
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"The code" was their shorthand for how racists sent out feelers to find kindred spirits.
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We put out feelers, had a number of meet-and-greets, people were excited about it.
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I hadn't heard of him, so I put out feelers to friends in the photo world.
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I had Jon Berry putting out feelers to see which label could be a good fit.
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Why now: The opposition has peace feelers out to the military, which is key in such situations.
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We're told producers put out feelers already and there's definite interest on the part of both women.
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They're currently putting out feelers with HBCU decision-makers and attempting to meet with a school president.
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Politico reports that Ford has yet to meet with Trump, but that feelers have been put out.
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Maybe that means taking more time for your personal life or putting out feelers for new job prospects.
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We told you Friday that 2020 hopefuls are beginning to put out feelers to potential staff and donors.
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Even in London in this relatively modern era she senses the feelers reaching out to ascertain her otherness.
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The Ethiopians are cosy with Turkey, a big investor, but have also put out friendly feelers to the UAE.
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Once we landed somewhere, I immediately started to stretch out my feelers, and I would come across the unexpected.
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She started Googling words like "skincare manufacturers" and putting out feelers for the options that might be out there.
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Other sellers on the market include the New York Knicks, who have put out feelers on forward Marcus Morris.
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Requests that bankers put out feelers to Amazon have come from apparel, grocery and convenience store companies, they say.
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" While Dolan reportedly has received "feelers" at around $5 billion, he said has never received any offers "that were pursued.
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It's something like an oversized bug, with the hair, and the feelers, and the legs sticking out with the hair.
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It seems Volkswagen isn't sure yet if it can get a piece of the pie — but it's putting out feelers.
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As the artwork comes in, if themes or patterns develop, the auction house will put feelers out for similar work.
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Over the years, Wootten received coaching feelers from Division I college teams, but he was happy to stay at DeMatha.
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Brown, with six delicate legs, like threads, really, the bug had feelers coming out of its head, pawing the air.
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Mr Tillerson has put out feelers to Russia about co-operating to stabilise the country, but what he wants is unclear.
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Some are even pushing Staffan de Mistura, the UN special envoy to Syria, to start putting out feelers to the front.
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After the Unicorn Frappuccino caused some meltdowns among baristas, I had to put out feelers on this new limited-edition beverage.
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Is it a matter of putting out feelers for a lot of different people, figuring out who has the most information?
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As this new anthology of her work demonstrates, she had fresh eyes, quick wits, good feelers and was murderously well-read.
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"We've got feelers out in Nairobi and Dar es Salaam, and we're heading to Uganda in a couple weeks," Miller says.
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On the domestic front he has put out secret feelers to the opposition, hinting at a unity government after Mr Mugabe goes.
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It has established four "innovation centers" in Singapore, Dublin, Tel-Aviv and London to act as its feelers on the fintech scene.
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A few professors put out feelers for me, since I was still in school, but I had no anchor besides Glassdoor salaries.
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Shrimp may appear steamed, head-on and feelers outstretched, in a half-soup, half-sauce of collapsed tomatoes, bell peppers and onions.
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But my feelers and my protection of myself became so taut that nobody was ever going to get near me after that.
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Hungry City 10 Photos View Slide Show ' At F.O.B., the shrimp arrive in full armor, with kinked feelers and eyes like capers.
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The calls are relentless, with several feelers a month, said Ms. Chang, the chief executive of Accompany, a Silicon Valley start-up.
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At one point this week, the Indiana Pacers started putting out feelers about trading their best player literally one day before the deadline.
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They have put out feelers to the west, where some have voiced support for Haftar, but their power base is in the east.
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But if a sales process starts up again, its banking advisors will put out feelers in an effort to find the best possible price.
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Which from Gothic morphs through tensegrity to floating feelers sucking in carbon and oozing isotopes of Greek Fire, trading lung waste for jet fuel.
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He also has put feelers out to the White House, noting that President Donald Trump opposed cuts to Social Security during the 2016 campaign.
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President Ghani and the Taliban leadership have published invitations, and there have been feelers from many Taliban leaders in the field to provincial authorities.
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Unemployed Americans who might not have put feelers out in the past are also venturing back into the hunt for a job, she said.
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Multiple networks, including CNN, have put out feelers to Haley, who has so far rebuffed them, said two talent agents familiar with the outreach.
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The hackers put out feelers around the scene and found a buyer in the Seychelles who was willing to pay $5,000 for the counterfeit console.
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Several have begun to actively talk to potential staff members, and a few more have put out feelers, according to Democrats familiar with the conversations.
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Having bought 25 Bombardier turboprops for its larger UDAN routes, this month SpiceJet put out feelers for an order of over 100 tiny Quest Kodiaks.
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EU competition regulators which put out feelers for interest in the asset in a so-called 'market test' got interest from fifteen investors, PPC said.
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The new species are six-gill sawsharks, which have distinctive snouts filled with teeth and catfish-like whiskers or feelers that help them detect prey.
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The Murdoch family, which runs Fox News parent company 21st Century Fox, "have quietly put out feelers" for a new network head, the report said.
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A year and a half ago, Diane Sawyer and her team put out feelers on social media, asking working Americans to chronicle how they live.
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Over the years, Mr. Peres sent diplomatic feelers to Arab leaders, primarily King Hussein of Jordan, who had been talking secretly with Israeli leaders for decades.
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Billionaire philanthropist Tom Steyer is putting out feelers on the professional networking website LinkedIn for several high-level campaign staffers in three crucial early-voting states.
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In 28503, then-President Obama reportedly put out feelers to see if the networks would pre-empt programming to carry a presidential address on immigration policy.
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The Golden Dome in Los Angeles is a school that enables artists, thinkers, healers, and feelers to learn about the interstices of creativity, mysticism, and ecology.
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Nor has Joe Biden, who would be 78 on Inauguration Day but is nonetheless putting out feelers for what would be his third run for president.
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Since then, he's shown some ambition, weighing a Speaker's bid last fall and putting out feelers earlier this year for a possible primary challenge to Sen.
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Were those deals perhaps related to the feelers his staffers had reportedly been making about easing sanctions on Russia since the early days of his administration?
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Between basket bags, leather ring handle totes, and translucent shoppers, these trendy, under-$100 bags are here to help you put out feelers for your future investment.
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The acquisition immediately inspired two law firms to put out feelers looking for shareholders who may want to sue over concerns that the price was too low.
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And, with my conspiracy theory feelers tingling, it seems like more than coincidence that his biggest role to date shows him aiding a rebellion in Rogue One.
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"For a billion dollars, you could buy it multiple times," he said, adding that he had gotten feelers that suggest $21 million might be within negotiable reach.
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"People ride you a little bit for getting hip-hop on board, but it's not like you sent out feelers in the hottest clubs," Killer Mike said.
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Those mortal enemies (at least supposedly), Iran and Saudi Arabia, are putting out feelers to each other, having concluded that Trump is all hat and no cattle.
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The upcoming North-South dialogue was decreed by Kim Jong-un in his New Year's Day address, after two years of brushing off diplomatic feelers from Seoul.
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How to cook: If you want to skewer them, start by trimming off the feelers then make a little cut down the back to remove the gritty vein.
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Within the industry, we put the feelers out — people would come meet with us and only then would they discover who it was for, so that was interesting.
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Beyond that, though, Kelela seemed to quickly send out feelers into the worlds of music and fashion, inspiring here, collaborating there; she just became part of the culture.
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GDQ put out its feelers Thursday to see who would be interested in participating in the marathon and donating to the cause, and Merkle said people's interest was amazing.
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"On the condition that he lets go of original contract ... Just pay taxes, don't bribe anybody," Duterte told reporters after saying Lam had sent surrender feelers to the authorities.
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With feelers in businesses from videos to autos, it may be no surprise that Alphabet, the holding company behind Google, managed to post better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings.
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"For anyone who is running right now, it's just about putting those first feelers out and see what's out there," said Troy Price, chair of the Iowa Democratic Party.
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Breeders used DNA technology to pinpoint characteristics in a bid to create a "perfect" fish: straight feelers, bright eyes, large and round fins and tails and shimmering red scales.
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Work on the TV adaptation began in earnest in December 2016, when Universal Cable Productions purchased the rights to the story and began sending out feelers for a director.
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In December 2019, Publishers Weekly reported that Ingram had begun putting out feelers on buying Baker & Taylor, one of its competitors; this May, Baker & Taylor stopped selling to bookstores.
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I put feelers out for freelancers who can lend a hand at my current office for a month or so while they search for a new full time team member.
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It's not every day that this happens, so we're going to put the feelers out there to see if anyone else agrees with this sort-of, kind-of twinning moment.
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Reports surfaced over the weekend that Bloomberg, founder of financial information and media firm Bloomberg LP, is putting out feelers for a potential third-party run for the White House.
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Politico reports that the Clinton team sent out feelers to see if Kissinger, the Voldemort of Vietnam, and Condi Rice, the conjurer of Saddam's apocalyptic mushroom cloud, would back Hillary.
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The news was not made public, but Mr. Godsick began quietly putting out feelers and, through an intermediary, reached out to Tadashi Yanai, the chairman and chief executive of Uniqlo.
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A pinkish-gray trunk hangs from the cap on the upper right, while a green, truncated triangle with three long whiskers or feelers extends into the picture from the left edge.
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"Iran has put feelers out saying it is willing to discuss its ballistic missile programme and is using contacts ... officials who were 'holdovers' from the Obama administration," the former official said.
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After Mr. Rubin left Google in 2014, the company started to re-evaluate the robotics unit and put out feelers about selling off some of the companies involved, including Boston Dynamics.
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Parsons said he hoped the inquiries and feelers pouring in for Hagibis would translate into bookings for a band that currently performs around twice in a month in the Manila area.
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By putting out feelers at the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management, Ms. Nassif found an M.B.A. student named Jamie Glover who was interested in teaming up with Ms. Hussein.
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The cadre of insect farmers and purveyors selling a human-grade product were excited with what he was doing, and after putting out feelers, he organized the festival in just three months.
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But by that time, Mexican intelligence was tracking his moves, helped in part by the feelers Mr. Guzmán had put out to actresses and producers about making a movie about his life.
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"The process is at an early stage and informal feelers are being sent to some large insurers as well as private equity companies," said a fourth person with knowledge of the plans.
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"Active embassies here consider it as their assignment to stretch out feelers to presidential hopefuls," said Peter Wittig, the German ambassador, who met most of the Republican candidates, though not Mr. Trump.
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Despite Russia's feelers, starting in 2004, about scuttling its international obligations, the United States has remained committed to the I.N.F. Treaty across three presidential administrations, valuing the treaty's contributions to international security.
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But boycotting one feature of a company that has its feelers in every nook and cranny of your online life isn't going to do much in the way of actually hurting Amazon.
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SBI's creditors "have sent feelers to all major private equity firms and are talking to some similar sized private equity firms such as Brookfield", said one of the sources, a Mumbai-based banker.
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No one has made any official announcement that they're running for leadership jobs, but lawmakers are putting out feelers, quietly gauging how much support they would have for a bid after the Nov.
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"Biden mounts behind-the-scenes mission to win over wary progressives," by Laura Barrón-López and Holly Otterbein The likely nominee puts out feelers to the people who wanted badly to defeat him.
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And so, despite Mr Costa's warm words, the contraption will surely prove to be a temporary marriage of convenience; his party is already said quietly to be putting out feelers to the Social Democrats.
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Wall Street opened higher, following broad gains in Europe and Asia's major markets, after news that U.S. President Donald Trump's administration had put out feelers to Beijing for a new round of trade talks.
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Set yourself up for successOnce you've narrowed down a job field and put some feelers out, make sure you have all the resources you'll need to make the most money while working from home.
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News that U.S. President Donald Trump's administration had put out feelers to Beijing for a new round of trade talks had rallied Asia after several torrid weeks that included the region's longest losing streak since 220.
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Let's say you have a conference that cannot be missed in an exciting city — it's time to put out some feelers and hang out with someone who isn't presenting a four-hour long speech on risk management.
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I put the feelers out for anyone who's willing to write about their experiences in academia for my initiative as a way to encourage underrepresented communities in academia, and a girl comes up to me with interest.
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About a month ago, when it was clear that Warren had little chance to win, one person inside the campaign said they put out feelers to Sanders' operation in an attempt to create new lines of communication.
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The GOP establishment almost went down the same foolish road a generation later when it tried to dump perceived outsider Ronald Reagan in March of 1980 by sending out feelers to former President Gerald Ford, of all people!
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CHINESE FEELERS China has also shown interest in Greenland after Beijing laid out its ambitions to form a "Polar Silk Road" by developing shipping lanes opened up by global warming and encouraging enterprises to build infrastructure in the Arctic.
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Haftar and the UAE have put out feelers to Tripoli forces, and diplomats hope Haftar will agree to negotiate as he needs access to NOC cash after stretching his resources to the limit with his sweep of the south.
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Under his leadership, Saudi Arabia has threatened to attack Iran, imposed an embargo against Qatar, put out feelers to Kurdish insurgents in Syria, and continued to endorse a crackdown against the Muslim Brothers in Egypt, all actions that Turkey fiercely opposes.
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To assemble the cast of "Crazy Rich Asians," the filmmakers sent out feelers across five continents, watched scores of Skype auditions and held chemistry reads — something between an audition and a weird lunch date — to determine if actors were compatible.
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" And even though the candidate he backed in the Democratic primary for governor that year had lost, the article noted, Mr. Johnson was such a force that "the victorious nominee, Jimmy Carter, put out peace feelers to Johnson even before the balloting.
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The sequel, called "Top Gun: Maverick," is shooting down in San Diego with Tom Cruise back in the pilot seat and, when we got Loggins at LAX Tuesday, he told us he'd put some feelers out for the 2.0 version of the song.
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I was putting out feelers, explaining to people that I wanted to find a character who I could film from the moment that they thought of going live and giving up everything that they were doing to become a live broadcasting star.
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In the case of Obama, the largely passive policy of "strategic patience" — with its sanctions and its fringe of diplomatic feelers — likewise ran out the clock, but during an interval in which the North Korean nuclear and missile threat began to accelerate dramatically.
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Multiple officials in President Donald Trump's administration have privately put out feelers with Missouri Republican leaders in recent days to gauge whether Ayers would be interviewed as part of the state House committee investigation into Greitens, according to two sources familiar with the conversations.
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MACCALLUM: So the main question is whether or not these agents tried to figure out a way to sort of poke holes in the campaign, the Trump campaign, to kind of put feelers out there and see if they put out that bait, would anybody bite?
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Now that you know a little bit about what you're looking for, if you're lucky enough to live in an area with a large entrepreneurship ecosystem (think: San Francisco or New York) you can start to put feelers out there and meet people that qualify on paper.
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On Tuesday the Telegraph newspaper cited three unidentified EU sources as saying British officials had been "putting out feelers" and "testing the waters" on an extension of Article 50, which sets out the conditions for leaving the EU. Reporting by Kylie MacLellan; editing by William James
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At any given time, there are up to a dozen volunteers, all of whom have been trained in the APBP system, matching inmate request letters with books on hand — or putting out feelers to rustle up a book on the topic (or by the author, or in the language) requested.
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And while such overtly arty photo-blending might be too hipster to excite much mainstream interest, the huge scale of the global smartphone market does at least offer the chance for Dubble to locate and connect enough fellow feelers to turn a niche interest into a financially self-sustaining business down the line.
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The Kavanaugh scandal hit at roughly the same time that some of the more high-profile men accused of sexual misconduct last fall (including Louis C.K. and Matt Lauer) began to put out feelers to return to the center of public life, raising the question: What do these accused men need to do to be granted forgiveness?
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Read more: A U.S. Marine Used the Neo-Nazi Site Iron March to Recruit for a 'Racial Holy War' In June 2017, Frey started putting out feelers about joining the ranks of the Traditionalist Workers Party (TWP), which was run by Heimbach before its demise and was a key player in the violent Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville in 2017.
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The Telegraph newspaper cited three unidentified EU sources as saying British officials had been "putting out feelers" and "testing the waters" on an extension of Article 50, which sets out the conditions for leaving the EU. Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay denied the report and said London would not seek to extend the divorce while German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said it was not time to discuss such a course.
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The Telegraph newspaper cited three unidentified EU sources as saying British officials had been "putting out feelers" and "testing the waters" on an extension of Article 50, which sets out the conditions for leaving the EU. Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay denied the report and said London would not seek to extend the divorce while German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas said it was not time to discuss such a course.
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In early 1968, as Kraslow and Loory wrapped up their interviews and began writing, the administration made one last thrust to steal their thunder: Bundy fed inside dope to enliven a Life magazine cover story ("Behind the Peace Feelers"), trotting out a ringer — a Hungarian diplomat who had defected the previous May but remained reclusive ever since — to back the argument that East European Vietnam diplomacy was fraudulent.
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To save you the trouble, and the roll-of-the-dice that comes with simply typing "free movies" into your search bar, we've dug our feelers deep into the 'net and uncovered a list of the best movies you can stream right now in the USA, completely free: You don't have to sign up to watch free movies in full on the streaming service Tubi TV, which is great for anything from G to PG-13-rated films (R-rated movies require a signup, but thankfully there's still no credit card information required).
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Vice News was able to identify Frey, who served in the Marines between 2006 and 2008, through some of the personal information he provided on Iron March … The Nevada Southern Detention Center, where Frey has worked since at least 2018, according to a now-deleted LinkedIn page, is located in Pahrump, 93 miles west of Las Vegas, and is contracted with ICE and U.S. Marshals … In June 2017, Frey started putting out feelers about joining the ranks of the Traditionalist Workers Party (TWP), which was run by Heimbach before its demise and was a key player in the violent Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville in 2017.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiTrump's legal team huddles with Senate Republicans On The Money: Falling impeachment support raises pressure for Dems on trade | Trump escalates fight over tech tax | Biden eyes minimum tax for corporations | Fed's top regulator under pressure over Dodd-Frank rules Overnight Health Care — Presented by Johnson & Johnson — Virginia moves to suspend Medicaid work rules | Powerful House panel sets 'Medicare for All' hearing | Hospitals sue over Trump price rule | FDA official grilled on vaping policy MORE (D-Calif.) is beginning to send out feelers to gauge if members are interested in serving as impeachment managers, a high-profile role that will put those chosen for it in a political spotlight.
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