It's a familiar way for KLM to get in touch with customers, and a convenient one for the many people who already use Messenger daily to get in touch with friends.
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Get in touch with them for some more detailed advice.
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Get in touch with us via email or Secure Drop.
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Authorities are trying to get in touch with his family.
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The solution is to get in touch with your feelings.
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Get in touch with a more spiritual side of yourself.
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The Moon symbolizes feelings: Get in touch with yours today.
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KS: Like how did you get in touch with them?
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He wants to get in touch with his Armenian roots.
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Get in touch with your doctor if you're not coping.
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Here's how you can get in touch with us securely.
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We weren't able to get in touch with Joya, either.
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The Moon rules emotions, so get in touch with yours.
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How did you get in touch with the other ladies?
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We don't know, we can't get in touch with anybody.
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They can also get in touch with a mutual friend.
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The moon rules emotions, so get in touch with yours.
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You can get in touch with a lot of people.
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Sometime in the last two decades, apple-picking became a seasonal pilgrimage for urban millennials seeking to get in touch with "rural America" — without, you know, actually having to get in touch with rural Americans.
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We encourage a safe space to get in touch with nature.
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It's an excellent time to get in touch with your feelings.
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Get in touch with your network provider directly for full details.
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"Get in touch with what changes your soul needs," she says.
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I haven't been able to get in touch with him since.
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You need to be able to get in touch with plants.
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How do I get in touch with someone at the company?
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Click through and get in touch with your new favorite bristles.
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"I tried to get in touch with my son," she recalls.
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And, they get in touch with each other during that time.
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It's a powerful time to get in touch with your emotions.
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Beyoncé knows how to play hard to get… in touch with.
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You can get in touch with me by emailing my editor.
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It's a wonderful time to get in touch with your heart.
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She asked him how to get in touch with the waitress.
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Where Silicon Valley goes to get in touch with its soul.
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Still, investigators were unable to get in touch with Ms. Martinez.
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I've been trying to get in touch with the governor. Call!
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Get in touch with your roots, your family, and their stories.
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"I'm trying to get in touch with Dr. Dukakis," Mark explained.
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I don't want no shit like, "I'm just so big that it's hard to get in touch with me," or you know, they got to go through a lot of people to get in touch with me.
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Janice Dickinson was looking to get in touch with an old friend.
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It's a wonderful day to get in touch with your emotional needs.
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Anybody with information regarding these matches should get in touch with us.
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"He knows how to get in touch with her," a friend clarified.
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The Moon is encouraging you to get in touch with your feelings.
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This is a wonderful time to get in touch with your emotions.
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You just have to get in touch with your inner fitness fanatic.
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"They probably couldn't get in touch with me, I guess," Lohan said.
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And if you made the sign, get in touch with the police.
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I give him information on how to get in touch with me.
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So, if anyone knows how to get in touch with Kevin Costner ...
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Today, you'll get in touch with some intense aspects of your soul.
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"Any expert is welcome to get in touch with us," he says.
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That's driven more potential candidates to get in touch with the team.
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Someone told me to get in touch with you with these raps.
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It's not that hard to get in touch with a federal prisoner.
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I couldn't get in touch with anybody to take care of them.
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This is a great time to get in touch with your body.
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This is the perfect time to get in touch with your feelings.
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I tried to get in touch with Google to share my feelings.
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It's time to nurture yourself and get in touch with your feelings.
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This is a fantastic time to get in touch with your emotions.
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You can always get in touch with us if something goes wrong.
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"We weren't able to get in touch with anybody," Dr. Bray said.
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"People were able to get in touch with me instantaneously," Pillar said.
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We're trying to get in touch with his people for an answer.
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And get in touch with us for help if anything goes sideways.
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This is a wonderful time to get in touch with your feelings.
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I didn't have to get in touch with both references, only one.
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It's a marvelous time to get in touch with your emotional needs.
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Make time for self-care and to get in touch with your emotions.
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I asked if she intended to get in touch with this John Leal.
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I'd love to do this if I ever get in touch with them.
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Here, 25 pieces to help you get in touch with your sensible side.
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"If anyone knows this brother, please get in touch with us," he wrote.
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She can't get in touch with Jack, who is out in the wilderness.
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I have filed a report but I cannot get in touch with anyone.
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It took me at least three months to get in touch with Diamond.
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After 30 minutes, his manager is able to get in touch with him.
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Have you been able to get in touch with artists on the record?
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LOS ANGELES — Now there's another way to get in touch with The Path.
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I was scrounging around for a way to get in touch with her.
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Candidates can pick from those and get in touch with the employers' recruiters.
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Maybe the FBI could get in touch with the country's local police forces.
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"We can't get in touch with her very often," Reiter recently told me.
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Sometimes subjects in our articles see errors and get in touch with us.
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Or get in touch with your crafty side and DIY your own gifts.
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Get in touch with your spiritual side, or connect with your general beliefs.
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But Credico didn't ever get in touch with Assange, according to his testimony.
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Here's how to get in touch with us, including an encrypted submission form.
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The moon enters your sign, helping you get in touch with your feelings.
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Please get in touch with your manager or HR partner for more information.
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Virgo is an Earth sign, so get in touch with your five senses.
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Cops are investigating and are trying to get in touch with Bradley, ASAP.
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This is the perfect time to get in touch with your emotional needs.
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Cancerfonden said it had tried in vain to get in touch with the company.
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I was watching the news and I couldn't get in touch with my brother.
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Libra is a romantic and wants us to get in touch with our hearts.
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You know, you get in touch with producers and it's ... I'll look into it.
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Sometimes, they have to get in touch with the candidates themselves to get answers.
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I get in touch with my inner child and have Fruit Loops for breakfast.
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This week, it's time to get in touch with your sense of self, Aries.
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Several painstaking days passed before she was able to get in touch with them.
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Perhaps you're looking for a way to get in touch with your spiritual side.
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"Each year in the summer they get in touch with us," Ms. He said.
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The Moon enters Pisces today, encouraging you to get in touch with your feelings.
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We've seen brands attempt to get in touch with the youth and fail miserably.
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"I tried to get in touch with the bishop, I really did," Spring says.
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You can also call congress to directly get in touch with your elected official.
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He said that Bourdain's assistant contacted him to get in touch with the family.
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Attempts to get in touch with anyone at the TerraMar Project were also unsuccessful.
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If the feedback is accurate, then we can get in touch with the driver.
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I wanted to get in touch with people and tell them I love them.
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This is a magical time to get in touch with yourself and your goals.
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How did you get in touch with the prisoner artists in the first place?
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Only then did Facebook representatives get in touch with Sri Lankan officials, they say.
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More direct avenues to get in touch with the company aren't available to them.
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Did he ever instruct anyone to get in touch with Mr. Stone about WikiLeaks?
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Take time today to rest and meditate—get in touch with your inner voice.
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There was just no way to get in touch with her and tell her that.
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Make sure you also have a way to get in touch with family and friends.
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Use this time to organize your personal space or get in touch with your parents.
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Those users will be able to get in touch with lawmakers through a single click.
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Kanye tried to get in touch with me a couple times in the early 2000s.
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If a relative or friend of yours served, help us get in touch with them.
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To check on those rides, check out or get in touch with the relevant organization.
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Lopez is hardly the first celebrity that Lohan has attempted to get in touch with.
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No, I didn't get in touch with any of that until I moved to California.
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If you can, get in touch with Marco from Thumbtack or anybody in my portfolio.
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Leo season also begins today, asking you to get in touch with your heart's desire.
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If you have any of these answers, please get in touch with Josh on Twitter
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The moon enters your sign, Gemini, encouraging you to get in touch with your emotions!
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The moon enters your sign tonight, asking you to get in touch with your emotions.
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The Moon is in your sign today, helping you get in touch with your feelings.
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This is a powerful time to get in touch with your emotions and your needs.
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In addition, researchers can transparently explore the marketplace and get in touch with participants directly.
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A pair of kicks to let your kid get in touch with their inner superhero
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I tried to get in touch with them as well, and it just didn't happen.
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The Moon is in your sign, encouraging you to get in touch with your emotions.
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The moon enters your sign tonight, encouraging you to get in touch with your feelings.
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All times EST Get in touch with your mental development during this Mercury retrograde March.
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So hopefully somebody will get in touch with you from that side of the government.
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Surprisingly, though, the best way to get in touch with eBay is pretty old school.
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Frequently, Ms. Tirschwell would try to get in touch with Mr. Ravich to discuss business.
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I'm going to try and get in touch with everybody and keep talking with them.
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Get in touch with your inner performer while the Sun lights up this charismatic sign.
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Your planetary ruler Mercury moves into Virgo, helping you get in touch with your roots.
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Get in touch with your inner voice and take a risk at developing your intuition.
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Newspapers and websites, unable to get in touch with their reporters, stopped publishing for weeks.
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Or get in touch with us on social media, where we use the hashtag #NYTCooking.
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Not once did Celadon or its new leadership get in touch with Asbahi, he said.
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The moon enters your sign tonight, encouraging you to get in touch with your emotions.
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He needs to get in touch with his inner Jerry Seinfeld and have a good time.
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Glennon has never heard from Lupian, and I was unable to get in touch with her.
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Thankfully, RAISE had a 24-hour phone that allowed me to get in touch with help.
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Nicole if people have any tips for you, how can they get in touch with you?
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The Moon rules emotions, so this is a great day to get in touch with yours.
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Somehow, Berbatov managed to get in touch with his father, Ivan, who hastily moved to intercede.
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Debbie proceeded to get in touch with attorney Gloria Allred, who allegedly took on the case.
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Satanic Stories (6998)Get in touch with your devilish side with these hell-raising horror films.
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To order your very own Strange Carafe, get in touch with Etienne Meneau on her website.
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Your intuition is your greatest asset right now, so get in touch with your inner voice!
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Get in touch with your inner voice as your ruling planet, the Sun, meets Mercury retrograde.
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The moon also connects with Mars, asking you to get in touch with your inner voice.
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I'm headed North to Alaska to visit friends and get in touch with the great outdoors.
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The Moon is the planet of emotions in astrology, so get in touch with yours today.
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Through some friends, I get in touch with Manuel, who has a pearl in his penis.
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Asked whether he helped Stone get in touch with WikiLeaks, he denied doing any such thing.
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She can't get in touch with any of the friends she'd like to talk to, however.
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The moon enters your sign, Libra, encouraging you to get in touch with your heart's desires.
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The IRS prefers to get in touch with taxpayers via snail mail, and scammers know it.
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Spend time in meditation; it's a perfect evening to get in touch with your inner voice.
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But I didn't know how I would be able to get in touch with these sources.
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The moon is in your sign today, Capricorn, helping you get in touch with your feelings.
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We tried to get in touch with [the Trump transition team] for a long, long time.
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Do get in touch with us if you need a little extra lift to get aboard.
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I couldn't get in touch with Arden on Thursday, but he also expressed caution to WaPo.
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Cambridge Analytica spokesman Nick Fievet said the company tried to get in touch with WikiLeaks indirectly.
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I was talking about, I think that men should get in touch with their female self.
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Here's a list of ways to get in touch with us, including an encrypted submission form.
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HABERMAN: Did you ever tell him to — or other people to get in touch with them?
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Thirty seconds in, we were trying to figure out how to get in touch with her.
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Others use the review's date and details to identify and get in touch with the kvetcher.
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The Moon is in your sign today, helping you get in touch with your emotional needs.
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Whatever it is, however you wanna get in touch with someone, you ask for someone's time.
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If you know the story behind this particular snack choice, please get in touch with us.
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" I said no and he said, "I really think you should get in touch with him.
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Ted had instructed his wife to get in touch with me to confirm that I was real.
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The Washington Post similarly was unable to immediately get in touch with a representative of the site.
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It looks like every other notification, as if someone were trying to get in touch with you.
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I managed to get in touch with her great-granddaughter, who's now contracted to write a biography.
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The Moon's love is shining down on you, encouraging you to get in touch with your feelings.
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If that's the case, get in touch with them before January 8, 2017, when Mercury goes direct!
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The president said he would get in touch with Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts later in the day.
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" The user suggested to get in touch with James Thirteen and the other player using the "Comm.
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Tell yourself you can get in touch with him if you still feel miserable in a week.
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Honestly, it's nice to simply see a man so unafraid to get in touch with his feelings.
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In the event that something happens that raises questions, we can get in touch with one another.
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You can then get in touch with 911 or the Uber safety team — all through the app.
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He said Guzman asked him to get in touch with a U.S. lawyer to discuss the process.
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The Moon enters your sign late this evening, encouraging you to get in touch with your heart.
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And yes, he can finally get in touch with his feelings, become human and shed a tear.
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If you've seen something troubling, you can find instructions here to get in touch with Whistleblower Aid.
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Rivero says most athletes he works with get in touch with him through Direct Message on Instagram.
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"All these signs convinced me that I should get in touch with you again," the professor wrote.
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Get in touch with your local Covenant House to see if they are participating in a vigil.
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This new moon will also ask you to get in touch with your hopes for your future.
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The Moon is in Earth sign Virgo today, asking you to get in touch with your feelings.
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If it doesn't, your next step is simply to get in touch with Fitbit's customer service department.
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Nor would Supachet say when police then asked the digital ministry to get in touch with Facebook.
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"Who from legal, who from law enforcement do we need to get in touch with?" he said.
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"We would encourage any customer experiencing financial difficulty to get in touch with us," the bank added.
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"Don't worry, I've known for years that you are impossible to get in touch with," Liz said.
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And, please, if something goes wrong along the way, just get in touch with us for help.
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Post an online profile, and then use it to get in touch with all sorts of people.
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Taurus rules the five senses, so this is a fab time to get in touch with yours.
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The Moon enters your sign this afternoon, Libra, encouraging you to get in touch with your emotions.
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The Moon is in your sign today, Libra, encouraging you to get in touch with your feelings.
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The police are still trying to get in touch with the victims in the video, he said.
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While scouting out East Coast hospitals for her residency, she decided to get in touch with him.
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Carve out time to get some rest, be alone, and get in touch with your spiritual needs.
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Twentieth-century psychologists like Carl Rogers treated people as self-actualizing beings — get in touch with yourself.
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Channel your energy into creative pursuits that allow you to get in touch with your romantic side.
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But without phone service, disabled people have no way to get in touch with specialists or authorities.
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It was unfortunate timing—January in Boston—but I was determined to get in touch with nature.
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"Get in touch with the market," said Alexander Glazer, a salesman at Douglas Elliman in Greenwich, Conn.
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The former President had a reputation even among Democrats of being hard to get in touch with.
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Office manager: Ellen have you been trying to get in touch with the royal family of Oudh?
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Flynt then asked how to get in touch with the famed author, not realizing he'd died in 1941.
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They hadn't been able to get in touch with their son, who went to school with Gonzalez's daughters.
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Holly Michaels is difficult to get in touch with, and did not respond to multiple requests for comment.
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I feel really blessed because I'm getting all these opportunities to get in touch with really important things.
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The Moon is in emotional Water sign Scorpio today, encouraging you to get in touch with your heart.
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He asks anyone who may've seen the little white dog to get in touch with him on Facebook.
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Tonight, the Moon enters your sign, encouraging you to get in touch with your feelings and nurture yourself.
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Get in touch with your inner beer-nerd with craft beers or go for crowd pleasing major brands.
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You get in touch with your anger in a healthy way and I think that's a good thing.
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Scan that device and if malware is found that can't be removed, get in touch with the manufacturer.
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They'll probably have to get in touch with a real life legal professional, which Wevorce will also provide.
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The moon is in your sign today, Pisces, asking you to get in touch with your heart's desire!
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They had told me to get in touch with them as soon as I would arrive in Italy.
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Then, a button lights up that a pet presses with its paw to get in touch with you.
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Cops say friends told them they had not been able to get in touch with Slater since Sunday.
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Use the power of the Gemini new moon to get in touch with your inner sense of security.
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On a spiritual level, the Moon in Aquarius is inspiring you to get in touch with your roots.
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"We tried repeatedly to get in touch with Taiwan the minute we heard about this," Dr. Petersen said.
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I was trying to get in touch with her campaign, but they didn't want to talk to me.
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For a couple years I tried to get in touch with the detective who was leading the case.
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Sometimes, evidently, what a raging tragic hero really needs is to get in touch with his feminine side.
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This is a great day to get in touch with your feelings about love and your creative work.
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Wait times to get in touch with a doctor via this route are also likely to be shorter.
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"We tried for hours and hours to get in touch with Blake and got no response," he wrote.
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I need to cancel a few hotels but I haven't been able to get in touch with anyone.
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Do get in touch with us if you need what the novelist Patrick O'Brian would call particular help.
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And please get in touch with us if anything goes haywire, either with your cooking or our technology.
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And absolutely get in touch with us if anything goes sideways, either in your cooking or our technology.
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But, if he's serious, his pals at WWE definitely know how to get in touch with Dana White!!!
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Ashton eventually heard from her label's president that Urban was indeed trying to get in touch with her.
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That's where we were able to get in touch with our fans and it was a direct medium.
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Get in touch with the cooking skills you never knew you had with this classic Wonder Woman apron.
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Patreon said they couldn't get in touch with the account holder, and Instagram said Savage's account was hacked.
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It used to be that a handwritten letter was the only way to get in touch with Santa.
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Experts and those with family history are also welcome to get in touch with the UC Davis researchers.
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It's a time to get in touch with your personal life and inner world, to rest and find shelter.
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As you get in touch with spring's gifts, its meaning and metaphoric reminders, make it a year-round meditation.
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It's also an auspicious day for creatives — get in touch with your inner maker and listen to your instincts.
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I sent DarthMewtwo a private message and asked why he wanted to get in touch with someone in Antarctica.
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The moon enters your sign—get in touch with your senses with things like delicious food and warm hugs.
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Sourcify wants to be the Flexport for product sourcing by tackling how companies get in touch with manufacturing pipelines.
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Okay, so it's hardly a practical way to get in touch with someone, but who cares: it's got personality.
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Kayla Lords said journaling helps her get in touch with her emotions and process them in a healthy way.
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And family members reportedly said they wanted the information back so they could get in touch with Best's friends.
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They're giving them space to open up and feel safe to get in touch with who they really are.
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I think the developing interest in astrology also encourages people to get in touch with themselves and their energy.
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Simply looking to display a personal website with contact info so that others can get in touch with you?
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Luckily, there's still time to get in touch with Saint Nick — and more than one way to do it!
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We made multiple attempts to contact Wright for comment -- but were unable to get in touch with a rep.
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From now on, if you have any questions about your Glass, you can get in touch with us here.
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To hire these costumes, just get in touch with the National Theatre's costume department and set up an appointment.
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In the early days of these videos cropping up, he'd get in touch with other YouTubers and encourage them.
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Moreover, the camera works with an optional calling component that encourages your pet to get in touch with you.
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Chris, you were already working on the project when your bandmate suggested that you get in touch with Pat.
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Williams had been filming her efforts to get in touch with her elected officials, posting the attempts on YouTube.
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You are the zodiac's most popular kid in school, but get in touch with your inner weirdo, dear Leo.
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Anderson's mother Michelle told NBC on Friday afternoon that she could not get in touch with her son 27.
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The Moon is in your sign today, Sagittarius, and it's encouraging you to get in touch with your emotions.
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Fintech startups, for example, can now get in touch with finance-focused industry funds like NAB Ventures, among others.
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We are always looking to get in touch with new investors and partners to help us reach our goals.
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To cancel a debit card if it's lost or stolen, you'll need to get in touch with your bank.
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" In 2007, Märtha opened a now-closed school in Norway "to help people get in touch with their angels.
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Instead, a younger aide approached, gave him a business card and urged him to get in touch with Adm.
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After all, where's the harm in having folks slow down, get in touch with their feelings and be kind?
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Jager says she hadn't been able to get in touch with her mother, who struggled with substance abuse issues.
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That's certainly one way to get in touch with your inner carnivore, but most people won't go that route.
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The atmosphere this evening is whimsical and romantic as hell, so get in touch with people who excite you.
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A judge reportedly expressed interest in their work, but they weren't able to get in touch with him afterward.
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"My children, if you want to get in touch with Allah, you must be good to yourselves," she says.
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The Moon in Virgo inspires you to get in touch with your witchy side today and engage in ritual.
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You can also call congress by using the widget below to directly get in touch with your elected official.
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If you fall, do you have a way to get in touch with a family member or emergency services?
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It was her mother's idea: "She wanted me to get in touch with my African roots," Ms. Dione said.
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The Moon symbolizes emotions, so get in touch with yours today (not that you have any problem doing that).
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Could the elected officials' new email addresses be posted online for the public to get in touch with them?
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The Moon enters your sign later today; this is a fantastic time to get in touch with your heart.
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Get in touch with your neighborhood groups and local community organizations to find out what efforts are already underway.
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You can always get in touch with us if something goes wrong, either with a recipe or our technology.
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In the age of DM'ing, Snapchatting, and texting, there are countless ways to get in touch with new friends.
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If she's ready to venture back online, maybe she should get in touch with British TV network Channel 4.
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But the Napper was worth it, as it helped me get in touch with emotions I&aposd been suppressing.
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According to The Guardian, many of Xu's friends have been unable to get in touch with him for days.
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The young man's father had reportedly contacted the police when he could not get in touch with his son.
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Previously, the prosecutors had only outlined how Stone attempted to get in touch with WikiLeaks' Julian Assange through intermediaries.
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"People were calling Izzy's, trying to see how they could get in touch with Dylan's publicist," Mr. Bromberg said.
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Luckily, your planetary ruler Mercury gently harmonizes with generous Jupiter, helping you get in touch with the right people.
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Best of all, you can get in touch with real instructors to get feedback whenever you're curious about your progress.
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T-Mobile lists several ways that anyone can get in touch with the company if they have questions or concerns.
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Eventually, Howell was able to get in touch with the family who adopted Angel and explained the situation to them.
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So, yet another reason why you should track down your vaccination records or get in touch with your healthcare provider.
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I think it's very useful to us as reporters to really get in touch with what these people go through.
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If you worked for Theranos, get in touch with us by email or send us information confidentially via SecureDrop. [WSJ]
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That person will see a message offering ways for them to seek help or get in touch with a friend.
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I was writing a profile on Gu, and I'd been trying to get in touch with some of his critics.
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This body would be able to get in touch with credit card companies, even if the sites themselves didn't cooperate.
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The couple have had trouble getting through hotlines and groups that are helping people get in touch with loved ones.
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Leo called the restaurant and the Bal Harbour Police Department, and tried to get in touch with Uber Eats itself.
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Bank Hekmat Iranian, a medium-sized Iranian commercial bank, has tried to get in touch with the large European lenders.
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You can also call congress instead by using the widget below to directly get in touch with your elected official.
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But at nine months pregnant with her first child, she's struggled to get in touch with that side of herself.
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Pisces season is a time for reading, bullet journaling, and learning as you get in touch with your immediate environment.
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If you need to get in touch with anyone, you can now do video calls direct from the Echo Show.
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An article about the ordeal of Mr Brewer and Mr Brooks prompted Ms Armand to get in touch with them.
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On Monday afternoon, communication planet Mercury meets Venus, allowing you to get in touch with someone with the right connections.
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But once I came out of the closet, I was able to get in touch with guys my own age.
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"The animals here have enough food supplies, if you want to help, get in touch with us directly," he said.
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A little Web searching about Carew's transplants persuaded her to get in touch with Carew's wife, the heart association reported.
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Taco John's does not hesitate to have its attorneys get in touch with any restaurant that uses the alliterative phrase.
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"That was when you started to get in touch with your orientation," said Drescher, who separated from Jacobson in 1996.
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The festival has crafts, concerts, theatre performances and lectures all designed to help visitors get in touch with Oslo's roots.
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El Chapo's gotta stop his whining and get in touch with his softer side ... with a little love letter writing.
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But I've worked with airlines, and they have teams of communicators who can instantly get in touch with a passenger.
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Get in touch with your dream job on Saturday night, as money planet Venus gently connects with fantasy planet Neptune.
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Hannah still can't get in touch with Marnie — and we see now that it's because Marnie's been ignoring her calls.
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If you need to get in touch with me regarding a personal matter please contact me on my cell phone.
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Kromtech was able to get in touch with FedEx through a reporter earlier this week and secure the compromised data.
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Do you feel this was a necessary stance to break down barriers to get in touch with your cultural roots?
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As a London native herself, the fire deeply affected Adele, which led her to get in touch with the firefighters.
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How to get in touch with people in Puerto Rico For those trying to get information, here are some contacts.
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Porsche said its customers could get in touch with Porsche dealerships to pre-order affected models during the transition period.
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"Someone mentioned that a Rizzoli representative was looking to get in touch with Neville, which was hilarious," Mr. Newbold said.
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You can add contacts to your iPhone so you can easily get in touch with specific people in the future.
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Investors have reported on websites including Reddit that they have been unable to get in touch with the founding team.
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It's time to get in touch with your most honest inner voice—a major theme for this summer's Mercury retrograde!
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If you would like to offer support to the women in Yarl's Wood, get in touch with Yarl's Wood Befrienders.
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The Moon enters Aries, the baby of the zodiac, and inspires you to get in touch with your inner child.
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Jeff Greenspan: We spent a good three months finding out how not to get in touch with prisoners in prisons.
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Finally, the Moon enters your sign, encouraging you to focus on self-care and get in touch with your feelings.
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Find ways to stay grounded: do some journaling, and get in touch with your element, fire, by meditating by candlelight.
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For an additional $99, you can buy a PawCall button, which allows your pet to get in touch with you.
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Wilds, I never received my book,' or 'I can't get in touch with anyone,' or [asking] 'What is this charge?
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Please get in touch with us if something goes wrong, either with a recipe or with the site and apps.
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If you can't get in touch with Bezos through your personal networks, you shouldn't worry about the 10,000-Year Clock.
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Flee to the mountains, deserts and babbling brooks to get in touch with wild spaces, to find perspective and humility.
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Bitdefender told Recode that it was never able to get in touch with iBaby, and so those issues remain unsolved.
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On Tuesday morning, Mina was also able to get in touch with relatives and friends using Skype credits as well.
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One of the best ways to bypass tracking systems altogether is to get in touch with the hiring manager directly.
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Have an excellent weekend, everyone, and feel free to get in touch with us for any reason big or small.
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You can get in touch with the right people with the deepest pockets as Mars harmonizes with power planet Pluto.
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Reuters was unable to get in touch with commanders of Russian private contractors in Syria through people who know them.
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Hagen says the local prosecutor has been working with investigators to get in touch with the couple through their attorney.
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If I said I had some revenge porn about Trump, I could get in touch with Adam Schiff right away.
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She ends up spending the night wandering the streets of Amsterdam, trying and failing to get in touch with Calloway.
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Flynn also told investigators that someone from the Trump transition team directed him to get in touch with the Russians.
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Instead, both parties in a negotiation have to be willing to get in touch with the conflict's more emotional underpinnings.
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The Moon is all about feelings, so get in touch with yours today and make your needs and boundaries clear.
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Sexual fantasies are a way for people to get in touch with their needs and detach from the outside world.
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But at the very least, Stone was clearly trying to get in touch with WikiLeaks regarding the documents it had.
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"Cancer helps me get in touch with everything within myself, so I have a lot more to draw on," she explains.
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Maebe is genderfluid and trans and says starting drag five years ago helped her get in touch with her gender identity.
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Baumgartner: I didn't have my phone, but my mom was the first person I was trying to get in touch with.
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The day begins with the Moon in your sign, Sagittarius, asking you to get in touch with your feelings and needs.
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He decided to get in touch with a pair of Stockholm acquaintances, Axel Boman and Petter Nordkvis, whose music he admired.
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Get In Touch With An Embassy Or ConsulateFind your closest U.S. embassy or consulate to inform the authorities of your situation.
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The FBI periodically tried to get in touch with the organization, but the DNC did not believe the threat was real.
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Not everyone can get in touch with Taylor freaking Swift, but this just goes to show: it never hurts to ask!
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By March 2017, Google and White Ops felt they'd gathered enough evidence against 3ve to get in touch with the FBI.
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No matter where you go, there will be a place to walk around and get in touch with the local wildlife.
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Trump told Zelensky to get in touch with Attorney General Bill Barr and his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani on these matters.
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Some smugglers give refugees smartphones with apps like Viber, Skype and WhatsApp so they can get in touch with their families.
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If you strongly identify with your astrological sign and want to write a Money Diary, get in touch with us here.
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"On how to get your election information: "Don't rely on big media for this, get in touch with the Green Party.
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The 36-year-old's agency, The Artists Partnership, told the BBC they were also unable to get in touch with Weeks.
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Like, she is going to use this vehicle because she is going to try to get in touch with the people.
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Update: We managed to get in touch with Delicious's new CEO Tony Aly and have updated this post with his comments.
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And maybe you get in touch with the creative spark that got you to those big arenas in the first place.
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The doctor spoke to me, and they took me to another ward and let me get in touch with my family.
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Kat connects with several people along the way who befriend her, and help her get in touch with the UNHCR office.
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Ms. Hustead said she likes potential clients to get in touch with her about six weeks before a planned move date.
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"Anyone in the state that wants to get in touch with me, can call me on my cell phone," Merrill said.
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Get in touch with your spiritual side, Leo: Spend time in meditation, and connect with your inner voice and your ancestors.
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And he indicted Roger Stone for lying to Congress about his efforts to get in touch with WikiLeaks during the campaign.
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It's a great day to get in touch with your feelings (because you are going to have a lot of them).
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I loved the flamboyant outfits, the glamorous hair and makeup, and the opportunity to get in touch with my body's beauty.
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Wednesday's new moon occurs in a deep, private sector of your chart, encouraging you to get in touch with your roots.
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This is a wonderful time to get in touch with your feelings: Are you being treated the way you should be?
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The kit should ship in 2020 — if you think your classroom could use these, get in touch with LEGO right away.
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Regardless, Real Madrid's in-house physicians tend to get in touch with him almost as soon as a player is sidelined.
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And if anything goes wrong along the way, please get in touch with us directly, so we can make things right.
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They allow campaigns to get in touch with tens of millions of people, and the method was partially pioneered by Sen.
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As for the third case ... cops were unable to get in touch with the alleged victim for a follow-up investigation.
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Through my acting, I could get in touch with things within myself, because it was a safe place to do it.
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The step will ensure the authorities can get in touch with people who may have come into contact with infected people.
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This phase is a beautiful time to get in touch with your emotions and to be vulnerable to those you love.
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Break out the data breach playbook: Set up fraud alerts, freeze your credit score, and get in touch with your bank.
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It's a blessing and a curse: The internet has given us dozens of ways to get in touch with one another.
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An email address affixed to the front let anyone who found it know how to get in touch with the nonprofit.
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We will get in touch with senators and representatives, as well as members of the Executive Branch, to accomplish this task.
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Sunday is an impromptu day where I get in touch with people around 2 and say, hey, what are you doing?
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Companies have allegedly paid Kim and her sisters up to $500,000 to get in touch with their millions of Instagram followers.
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Strangers, and the way we use our smartphones to get in touch with them, are essential parts of our lives now.
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According to court documents, Manafort tried to use the secure messaging apps WhatsApp and Telegram to get in touch with witnesses.
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They know to not panic, to keep their eyes open for downed power lines and to get in touch with their parents.
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Th European Union Commission said Tuesday that it will get in touch with Swedish authorities for more information about the apparent failing.
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Of course, Kardashian also acknowledges it's important to get in touch with your emotions as well when going through a difficult split.
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Swipe on this gothic shade for a night out with friends when you're looking to get in touch with your edgier side.
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" We did manage to get in touch with Coinbase, however the spokesperson replied that the company "can't comment on anything security related.
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She tried for weeks, Clavon said, to get in touch with O'Rourke's campaign, through his website and email, but heard nothing back.
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Cancer is a very intuitive energy, and Mercury's time in this sign will encourage you to get in touch with your intuition.
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Using quick thinking she "asked Siri to call mom," and was able to get in touch with her despite the privacy restrictions.
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CCB is working with advisory services firms, including KMPG, PwC and Deloitte, to get in touch with interested potential investors, he said.
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And the internet allows paranoid people to get in touch with each other and share snippets of information that confirm their suspicions.
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Scared your phone's battery will run out and you won't be able to take photos or get in touch with your relatives?
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There's a part of me that hopes she will somehow read this column, recognize my photo and get in touch with me.
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So far no one, including Gizmodo, has managed to get in touch with Wikileaks through DM to the best of our knowledge.
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Something is up, it seems, if they have all this harvested cane and they can't even get in touch with their mill.
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Thanks to the cellphone, I was able to get in touch with my family and tell them that I had arrived safely.
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The announcement sounded serious enough for German states to get in touch with Tesla and apply as a factory site, including Bavaria.
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Earlier in the experiment, for example, I realized I don't know how to get in touch with people without the tech giants.
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I want to listen to it on repeat and get in touch with my impatient inner child while feeding her ice cream.
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When al Qahtani posted a new photo of Abdul Karim, people began asking for a way to get in touch with him.
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All of Capricorn's earthiness can be their downfall, and many Caps need to get in touch with what really makes them happy.
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But before our success, we had to learn a lesson the hard way and get in touch with what our customers wanted.
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Get in touch with your heart's desire, and tap into your intuition—anything is possible now, so be open to new opportunities.
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He sent us a direct message on Twitter the next morning and was like, 'How do I get in touch with you?
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There's a full moon Scorpio on Sunday, which will ask you to quietly reflect and get in touch with your truest self.
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The Moon, the planet of emotion and nurturing, is in your sign today, helping you get in touch with your inner desires.
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And let's be real, I am not so important that people are trying to get in touch with me at 21 a.m.
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For Cancer, Libra season is a time to get in touch with your roots, and on a superficial level, do some homemaking.
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Get in touch with your spiritual side this evening, whether through meditation, journaling, studying the tarot, or whatever else works for you.
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This will give you the quiet time you need to get in touch with what you envision, and actually want, for yourself.
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When concerned parents cannot get in touch with their child, they tend to believe the scam is real and pay the ransom.
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He couldn't get in touch with his boss, so he tasked me with printing out emails to hand deliver to his boss.
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Get in touch with your local Planned Parenthood to see how you can stand up for reproductive care in your own neighborhood.
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If you're a girl and weigh 280 pounds, you can get in touch with guy you'd like to date on XL-Dating.
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Get in touch with your creativity: Draw, paint, build, garden, write/read poetry, whatever you enjoy (everyone has some form of creativeness).
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"No one at the company has been able to get in touch with the CEO," a Riot spokesperson said at the time.
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Whenever I want to get in touch with friends or call a cab or listen to music, my phone does the job.
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It's easier than ever to get in touch with someone, and in that same vein, it's easier than ever to ghost someone.
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On Sunday, there is a new Moon in Virgo, inspiring you to get in touch with your physical health and daily routine.
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Those emails indicate that Kushner knew about multiple attempts by Russian officials to get in touch with the Trump campaign in 2016.
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He mused about several ideas: Blagojevich had his advisers get in touch with Obama's to try to convey this information to them.
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Social media [posts] on Facebook got spread around and did help people get in touch with us, and came because of that.
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When news of the other allegations against Mr. Hybels broke, Mr. Cousins encouraged Ms. Baranowski to get in touch with Ms. Beach.
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Last week, Lyft deactivated his driver account, and O'Donnell hasn't been able to get in touch with driver support to confirm why.
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You can always get in touch with us if anything goes sideways along the way, either with your subscription or a recipe.
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The sooner you get in touch with them, the more likely they'll have a chance to read your book before it's out.
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On the call, he asks Zelensky to "look into" Biden and get in touch with his personal lawyer and the attorney general.
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This matches what Trump told Zelensky on the call: that he should get in touch with Giuliani and Attorney General William Barr.
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Most of the island lost power, and people off the island were unable to get in touch with their families and friends.
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I know if I ever need to get in touch with someone from my past, I can probably do so on Facebook.
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"When you put value into a person, it empowers that person to get in touch with their own inherent value," she said.
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While you're at it, I've been trying to get in touch with Frederick Douglass, can you invite him to the meeting too?
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During that call, Trump said that both Barr and his personal attorney Rudy Giuiliani would get in touch with the Ukrainian president.
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But the man left the hospital before the surgery could take place, and doctors weren't able to get in touch with him again.
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Harry Connick Jr. can get in touch with Dan Ozzi and Kyle Kramer on Twitter if anyone wants to mention this to him.
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CNN is working to get in touch with the Americans' families and to confirm further details, including whether the men have legal representation.
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After Khloé became aware that the Soul Cycle story was included in the book, she struggled to get in touch with her mom.
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It's a great time to get in touch with your feelings and express your needs—the world is on your emotional wavelength, finally.
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You can also sign this petition or get in touch with the Turkish embassy in your country to call for the activists' release.
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The moon then clashes with Mercury, helping you get in touch with your emotions and inspiring you to get something off your chest.
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If Rob Kardashian needs to get in touch with his little sister, he's going to have to send his message through another Kardashian.
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In a separate note, the Wrap Your Heart Around It author said she was able to get in touch with Wall on Facebook.
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Some residents said they haven't been able to get in touch with loved ones, fearing they may have been detained in the protests.
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Music can create this zone where you come back to yourself, and you get in touch with these forces at their full potential.
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A missing persons report for Correia was filed on Wednesday after her brother and father were unable to get in touch with her.
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Worse, creators say trying to get in touch with an actual human at the company to reverse the decision can be a nightmare.
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The actor was granted a restraining order against her last year, but cops say she kept trying to get in touch with him.
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Gager is continuing to put out requests to her Facebook friends to help her get in touch with people who could use assistance.
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As memes from North Macedonia appeared on the page, the group's administrator struggled to get in touch with Facebook to report the problem.
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Southwest Key Programs, as part of its intake process, works to find out how to get in touch with family members, Sanchez said.
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When the IRS needs to get in touch with a taxpayer, standard practice is to send a letter via the US Postal Service.
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For now, though, fans can use an antiquated piece of tech to get in touch with Cyrus: The call feature on their cellphones.
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After taking time to reflect and get in touch with your deepest thoughts, Mercury, the planet of the mind, enters fun-loving Leo.
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This is a great time to get in touch with your feelings, and it's a great evening to have fun with your friends.
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It's time to get in touch with your deepest self—get away from all of the distractions and listen to your inner voice.
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The Moon is in your sign today, Cancer, encouraging you to focus on self-care and to get in touch with your emotions.
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As with so many large companies these days, LinkedIn doesn't make it easy for you to get in touch with their team directly.
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However, passengers on social media reported being unable to access Lufthansa's website to rebook flights, or to get in touch with reservations agents.
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That said, if something goes wrong, either with the cooking or the technology, please don't hesitate to get in touch with us directly.
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And I feel like, when I was a kid growing up, the hardest commodity for me to get in touch with was hope.
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But before you decide to get in touch with your inner Nostradamus, share a kind word rather than a doomsday prediction, he says.
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You should assume that any time you touch such items in a public space, you may also get in touch with the virus.
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But if you're at one of those organizations, it might be a good time to get in touch with your collaborators in Redmond.
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Parents and students can get in touch with their schools to understand what information is being shared between College Board and the institution.
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She was finally able to get in touch with one of her relatives, who had an online connection at work, on Monday night.
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The girls help him find his inner child, get in touch with more of his emotional spectrum and find what brings him joy.
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It was revealed in 2016 that Uber maintained an emergency phone number for passengers and drivers to get in touch with an employee.
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If people need to get in touch with you, if you want to call someone you miss, that's your portal to do it.
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"They ask that you find ways to get in touch with your body," and to tap into my feminine side, Mercree told me.
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A second source close to Xiao said on Thursday he was still able to get in touch with the tycoon, with "some difficulties".
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Her public pleas for them to stop even prompted Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to reach out and try to get in touch with her.
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They were taking the school bus, just so they were able to get in touch with us if the bus broke down or something.
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Get in touch with the federal agency you work for to determine whether you are being furloughed and find out what resources are available.
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So if you fancy a different kind of experience, go check out Kan's post and get in touch with him before it's too late.
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You can also get help via NSPL's live online chat, or get in touch with the Crisis Text Line by texting "GO" to 741741.
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One of Skip's learnings from D.C., Dastoor said, is that people like to get in touch with the company, whether they're riders or not.
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"I knocked on his door and called his name," Holland told Yahoo of trying to get in touch with the man, who lives alone.
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Learn your triggers Stern had the Penas get in touch with their "triggers," the things that sent them down paths of hurt or shame.
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The situation caught the attention of Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey, who sent Jones a message asking her to get in touch with him.
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Get in touch with Dan at dan[dot]ozzi[at]vice[dot]com with a little bit about yourself as well as a photo.
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If you are paying attention to the day's biggest news, get in touch with an angle or scoop on what people are talking about.
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If in doubt, get in touch with the sender through a different method—a call across the office or an instant messenger app maybe.
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I plan to get in touch with SmartArm and several other teams from the competition to find out more and hear about their progress.
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" "If you know people in Brussels, please can you share this post and if anyone sees him, get in touch with Charlotte Louise Sutcliffe.
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"It has come to my attention that many people contact other companies or other people trying to get in touch with me," Lee said.
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But ... per NFL Network's Ian Rapoport -- Arians wants to keep D-Jax on the team -- and is trying to get in touch with him.
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Since that time, mission managers have been hunting for Philae with Rosetta's cameras and attempting to get in touch with the lost little lander.
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Then, determine whether you have mutual friends and, if you do, get in touch with them to see if they could make an inétroduction.
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It's a far cry from her stress-filled 4th of July when, for a moment, she couldn't get in touch with her daughter, Kirra.
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Onyeabor's music came to widespread international attention in 2013, when Luaka Bop managed to get in touch with him after five years of searching.
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"All they kept saying is, 'We will get in touch with you when we feel like we want to get in touch,'" Anni recalled.
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To exercise any of these rights, you can get in touch with us or our Privacy Policy Coordinator using the details set out below.
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One of my classmates from business school was trying to get in touch with me, likely to make good on an invitation to dinner.
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Finally, Ryals and the Savren-McCormick family both reached out to Be the Match, saying they'd like to get in touch with each other.
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It also alleges that Stone directed "Person 1" to get in touch with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to get "pending" emails from the organization.
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For the moment, he said last week, he was still trying to figure out how best to get in touch with the Trump team.
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"Bart told me that he would get in touch with me every step of the way," she said in another interview, with NBC News.
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I started researching and decided to get in touch with a good friend of mine, who'd had her breasts enlarged by [cosmetic surgeons] MYA.
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We managed to get in touch with Bossland CEO Zwetan Letschew to learn his perspective, and for him, the fight is anything but over.
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This is when I'll get in touch with friends to try to make plans, call my mom, play with the dog, or tidy up.
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Tony says he's been trying to get in touch with Thor, but can't get on board with the superhero's preferred contact method — a raven.
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NatWest also said it would get in touch with small firms experiencing short-term trading issues due to coronavirus to offer them additional support.
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A broader appeal for further potential victims to get in touch with investigators has now been launched on social media, the prosecutor's office added.
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To find out whether you have the right channels and boxes, your best bet is to get in touch with your cable TV provider.
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"If you're sick, please try to stay home if you can do that and get in touch with your health care provider," Harris said.
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And don't hesitate to get in touch with us if anything goes awry, or if you need help with the technology or the cooking.
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In them: So this certainly seems like a series of efforts from Trump and Giuliani to get in touch with each other, eventually succeeding.
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He contacted a reporter at The Times so that he could get in touch with the lawyer for the special administrator of the estate.
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Additionally, you should pick an out-of-state contact that everyone will get in touch with in the event that your family gets separated.
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The website contains a contact form to get in touch with members of Congress — but only to send notes of support for DeVos's confirmation.
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The Moon enters sensual earth sign Taurus today, Aquarius, asking you to get out of your head and get in touch with your senses.
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As Uproxx reports, Avery has allegedly been unable to get in touch with Hartman, who is scheduled to appear on Dr. Phil today and tomorrow.
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"I've tried to get in touch with Google, but have not found a way—the waiting time on the phone is an hour," she exclaimed.
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If you're not sure who your representatives are or how to get in touch with them, this handy tool from GovTrack will help you out.
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They let him make a fool of himself by not knowing who Frederick Douglass was, or worse, how to get in touch with the CBC.
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With this new moon we can process our feelings and appropriately compartmentalize them in order to get in touch with our ambitions and future plans.
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Management at the fast-casual chain told health officials they were unable to get in touch with the health department to report the sickness complaints.
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Both, they hope, will be enough to spur candidates and potential candidates to get in touch with Krikorian and his chief security officer, Bob Lord.
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One of Bill's brothers placed an ad in the local newspaper begging Marion Maynard, or anyone who knew her, to get in touch with him.
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The Verge was unable to get in touch with the people running the account, and therefore can't verify the association with the National Park Service.
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In other words, Goop got one thing right: "Yoni" doesn't solely apply to goddesses anymore — anyone can get in touch with their divine feminine side.
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"As creators, I think it's a very universal thing to want as many people as possible to get in touch with your work," says Tsujimoto.
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Initially, interested brands were able to get in touch with Alibaba mainly through trade shows, personal introductions, or its Chinese-language website, the company said.
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I hope my popularity on the internet grows in size so that more and more people know me and can get in touch with me.
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The letters are then taken and posted in mailboxes at random with a postcard that enables the receiver to get in touch with the author.
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That said, there are a few general principles you can follow first, before you get in touch with your handset maker or network operator directly.
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If you're not an AT&T customer, get in touch with the carrier you are signed up with to see if they have something similar.
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McQueen and Blow met in 1992, when she attempted to get in touch with the designer to purchase every look from his seminal student show.
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" Of Meghan's decision not to get in touch with Grant for years, she said: "I felt like she should know better than to believe tabloids.
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Restaurants that want to get involved are urged to get in touch with the app and start hooking up extra food to the delivery program.
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Record your avant garde album, choreograph your interpretive dance, or get in touch with the full sensual vitality of your body with sex or masturbation.
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Cops say the man is 27-years-old and as far as they know never tried to get in touch with Christina on social media.
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Joycelyn Savage's parents held a press conference Tuesday morning near Atlanta with their lawyers to announce a plan to get in touch with their daughter.
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It's time to open a personal new chapter, so get in touch with your inner voice to assess what you need to make you happy.
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Use this time to get in touch with the social causes that are most important to you and to realign yourself with your political ideals.
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He urged people to get in touch with neighbors and make a plan for warning others if something such as this happens in their neighborhood.
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We want to make sure customers know how to get in touch with us and provide the best experience without resorting to "gray area" tactics.
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Get in touch with either the US Embassy or consulate in your country of residenceCheck out the requisite forms for all passports requested from overseas.
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It allows me to get in touch with the emotion of a scene and helps inform my instincts on where to observe the scene from.
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The indictment against Stone also references an unnamed "senior Trump campaign" official's attempt to get in touch with Stone, to find out about WikiLeaks dumps.
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Both Azriel and Joycelyn's families have expressed concern for their daughters, with Joycelyn's parents saying they haven't been able to get in touch with her.
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When no criminal charges came, a local pastor suggested Latasha and Michael's mothers get in touch with a civil rights attorney about pursuing a lawsuit.
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For obvious reasons, I'm hesitant to get in touch with them, but I'm also worried that this could eventually come back to me, plus interest.
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And since I don't want to systematically ignore people who are trying to get in touch with me, that makes me get sucked into use.
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You can get in touch with Fiber customer service via the phone, text, email, live chat, faxes, or even via regular old hard copy mail.
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Tsurkov has written extensively on Syria and Idlib, specifically, and helped me get in touch with some people on the ground there for this story.
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"If you really desire to get in touch with me, quit spewing hateful comments on photos of me with constituents and loved ones," he added.
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According to the AP, Xu also said on Twitter that day that no one had been able to get in touch with Chen in quarantine.
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Typically, a seven-day lead time suffices in case the pharmacist needs to get in touch with your doctor or order more of the medication.
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While proposing investigations into the Bidens, Trump tells Zelensky that two people will get in touch with him — his personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, and Barr.
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The family contacted Bristol City Council's street maintenance department, which told them to get in touch with the International Fine Art Conservation Studios for help.
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You can also sign this petition or get in touch with the Turkish embassy in your country to call for the release of Taner Kılıç .
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Stone's indictment documented that, after WikiLeaks posted DNC emails, he tried to get in touch with Julian Assange and get ahold of their future releases.
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"It's really powerful to stack everything in your workspace, typically on your bed, and really get in touch with just how much you have," says Roberts.
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YogaAfter beating the hell out of my punching bag and hopping through a jog, I figured it was time to get in touch with my center.
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It is the charity's first point of contact for over 72,000 young people who get in touch with The Trust each year over the phone alone.
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If the app determines a user is at risk, the report said they are advised to stay home and get in touch with local health authorities.
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In it, new and potential readers can view what subjects I cover, where I get my information, and how best to get in touch with me.
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"I'm really concerned and worried right now that I'm not getting any news," Tyler told Billboard after not being able to get in touch with Perry.
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And I decided that it was a great opportunity to blend those two together to get in touch with an audience that I don't normally have.
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While the company doesn't recommend that doctors remove the devices from patients, it says doctors need to get in touch with users and check them out.
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Local Republicans who are averse to Trump — Cuban-American Republicans in South Florida, for example — aren't exactly helping the campaign get in touch with their constituents.
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I also experienced emotions I never knew I had, or knew how to get in touch with, just by flexing my lungs over a techno beat.
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Todd Young of Indiana was spotted urging a reporter to get in touch with his office as he tried to hop on the Senate subway. Sen.
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Kirby's sister, Jean Brown, says she also attempted to get in touch with members of the Enlighten Us crew, but they never returned her phone calls.
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In 2014, Lisa Jacob, a Paris-based skateboarder, traveled to India and was advised by friends in the skateboarding world to get in touch with Verghese.
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The hospital was able to get in touch with the volunteer fire department, who sent two firefighters with a truck and a canoe to help Kimmel.
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We attempted to get in touch with event co-host Angelica Janice, a model and brand ambassador at SOLZ Incubator, but have so far been unsuccessful.
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Mr Rosselló originally claimed he could not get in touch with the APPA, and then later explained that he began negotiating with Whitefish before Hurricane Maria.
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Coca-Cola London has 21 meeting rooms, each kitted out with the latest technology for employees to get in touch with colleagues based around the globe.
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She could not get in touch with her daughter, and she found out via social media that shots had been fired in first period art class.
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You have a lot more energy to put towards home and family projects come Wednesday, helping you refuel and get in touch with your sensitive side.
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We don't have a Rolodex of people to get in touch with; we don't have the information that comes from face-to-face meetings with people.
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Named for the aforementioned blooming that takes place this month, the Flower Moon is a time to get in touch with the divine feminine within you.
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Those companies proudly and publicly boast about the programs, and make it clear how bug hunters can get in touch with them to share their findings.
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So, if your friend had a bunch of other friends that you wanted to get in touch with, learn more about them, you could use that.
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The count is so high that Aalen set up a new email address specifically for people who have visited Ischgl to get in touch with authorities.
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In terms of how to deal with a job or a situation where you do need to have people get in touch with you, two ideas.
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Today's new moon in Aries is a perfect time for activities that help you get in touch with your inner voice, such as meditation or journaling.
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"People are always telling women to get in touch with their boyish side," the Balmain designer Olivier Rousteing said before his customarily extravagant show on Sunday.
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Maybe he can get in touch with Maureen Dowd sometime between now and then and they can talk about that time they felt, like, sooooo weird.
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" He said the family would follow the advice of the police, and that they wanted "to get in touch with those who have Anne-Elisabeth today.
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Laura Virella, 36, an opera singer from San Juan who is based part-time in New York, has been helping people get in touch with relatives.
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Not being able to get in touch with her, Matt came over and entered her residence — which she said she forgot to lock — and surprised her.
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From the superficial to the inspiring, video streaming apps are allowing people to get in touch with the world outside their homes until the virus subsides.
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You'd think this would lead Croft's targets to get in touch with the real, actual FTC about the questionable situation, but that apparently didn't occur to him.
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Some parents and kids have been separated for weeks and have struggled to get in touch with their children — let alone meet them again face to face.
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Get in touch with your element — earth — by walking barefoot on grass, or find a crystal that speaks to you and sit with it as you meditate.
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U.S. officials are working with counterparts in Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates to get in touch with her, according to the official, who was not identified.
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And if they are not willing to come forward, this is the (inaudible)... (CROSSTALK) PIRRO: I want all my viewers to get in touch with Paul Ryan.
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I also used the Intel Map's "Comm" feature, the primary way players first get in touch with people in other locations, and restricted it to McMurdo station.
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While she no longer works at the Antioch Waffle House, her former manager helped Davis get in touch with Stanley's fiance, who then connected the two women.
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Don't get too caught up with measurements, but do get in touch with your inner Dinner Bell, and keep those chickpeas whole and spiced as all hell.
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" According to CBS Boston, during a press conference on Friday, Brady said he was able to get in touch with Christian, noting, "We're gonna send him something.
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In the last scene of The Tale, Jennifer finally tracks down Bill, who she's been searching for and trying to get in touch with throughout the movie.
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When we were finishing up were super lucky to get in touch with a scientist to ask, can we detect mirror humans by giving them caraway seed?
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According to Riordan, Christina was frightened that she couldn't get in touch with her father, Michael Hanson, so she called his ex-wife around 1:30 a.m.
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The moon is in your sign, asking you to get in touch with your emotions before your focus shifts to your finances when the moon enters Libra.
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Once the application period closes, MUTTS will get in touch with the selected Puptern to coordinate logistics, including setting up a schedule based on the candidate's availability.
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On Friday, Mercury squares off with action planet Mars, creating a productive, assertive energy that allows you to get in touch with everyone you need to contact.
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Such courier services exist in Britain, France and Belgium, where buyers get in touch with call centers located in Spain or the western Balkans, the report said.
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"With regard to matters related to the proposed acquisition of NXP by Qualcomm, we encourage you to get in touch with Qualcomm," NXP said in an email.
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Since then, scientists have been trying to gain control of the spacecraft and help charge its batteries, giving it a chance to get in touch with Earth.
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Some parents, family members and friends were frantically still trying to get in touch with their kids, who they believed were at the bar on Wednesday evening.
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He also specifically requested that anyone with a boat get in touch with him, so they could go out to the flooded neighborhoods and start rescuing people.
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One time she thought she was having a reaction to the anesthesia they'd used and called her doctor after-hours, but couldn't get in touch with him.
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"I've been trying to get in touch with Kathryn for like two days and she's not responding," Danni Baird says while on the phone with Naomi Olindo.
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Facebook is trying to make it easier to get in touch with people over Messenger, so it's rolling out a number of new ways to start chatting.
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Because calling through the switchboard is so tightly monitored, it discourages some White House staffers from using that method to get in touch with the president directly.
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"If we can get in touch with the health secretary, maybe he can tell us where we can send patients, which emergency rooms are open," she said.
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Meng said he tried to get in touch with Yang on social media the day after he arrived, but noticed he hadn't read the posts days later.
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And while it has given us a chance to get in touch with the more artistic side of ourselves, it's also been kind of a depressing experience.
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This was their answer to the question of how many of those children were they not able to get in touch with, with that one phone call.
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They referred her to a plastic surgeon to cut out the growth, but she struggled to get in touch with his office and set up an appointment.
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It was as if the physical transformation helped them to get in touch with these different sides—it really made these qualities manifest on a psychic level.
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As an example, take the story of Thor, Groot, and Rocket Raccoon going to get in touch with the dwarves who built Thor's now-shattered hammer Mjollnir.
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Spend some time alone and get in touch with your spiritual side, or find someone who'd partake in a conversation on topics that seem out-of-bounds.
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ObbyRaidz spoke about the situation in a video, noting that he made multiple attempts to get in touch with someone at YouTube but didn't make any progress.
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That's the thing that's going to happen, that we all check in, and we get in touch with our compassion and empathy cause that is the solution.
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Want to get in touch with the credit-reporting agencies about your credit report or the fact that a thief may have a pile of your data?
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Customers had no idea what had become of their music collections, and they were unable to get in touch with the company to get their albums back.
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Trump said he would have Zelensky get in touch with Barr to discuss an investigation into the Bidens, according to the White House memo of the call.
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The Times also pressed on whether Trump told anyone, including Stone, to get in touch with WikiLeaks to see when they were planning to drop the emails.
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A spokesperson for the San Joaquin County Coroner's Office says the office has not been able to identify the woman or get in touch with her family.
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What's interesting is that you can use these new technologies to get in touch with those voices and connect with other people who are questioning these technologies.
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I told her that I would call as soon as I got to safety and asked her to try to get in touch with Michalynn if she could.
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They keep tabs on kids and allow parents to get in touch with them without relying on a kid to remember a smartphone wherever he or she goes.
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Last month Khosrowshahi committed to closely monitoring driver backgrounds, and allowing riders to get in touch with authorities more quickly and effectively in the event of an emergency.
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If you find a troublesome app that you just can't live without, check if an updated version is available online, or get in touch with the developer directly.
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The animated stars of Pixar's 'Inside Out' Get in touch with your inner monologue with Pixar's Best Animated Picture winner via YouTube, Amazon Instant Video and Google Play.
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When that blog post went viral, an editor suggested I get in touch with Uber co-founder and CEO Travis Kalanick, and give him a chance to respond.
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We both had friends who lived in the building, so we could just get in touch with them and be like: 'Hey, can I crash with you tonight?
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Kinship and closeness with your family flows as messenger Mercury meets Venus, the planet of pleasure, encouraging you to get in touch with the foundation that supports you.
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On the last day of March, she managed to get in touch with her mother by phone after she found a refugee from her same village in camp.
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On one hand, yes, the new moon is an opportunity to slow down and get in touch with yourself — and who couldn't use a little more me-time?
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But there's always sugar in the shadows, even in that climactic fantasy sequence when Captain Hook materializes to tell Barrie to get in touch with his dark side.
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McCullers was able to get in touch with Arcia on Twitter and offered to give them tickets to a game if Houston made it to the World Series.
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When you get in touch with that, that's just kind of the gateway to a much deeper culture that's connected to the land and it's full of knowledge.
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The "spunky" space has been transformed into a hangout for Miley whenever the singer wants to spend time with family and get in touch with her country roots.
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So, if there's an outbreak, the thing to do is get in touch with your doctor or healthcare provider, and find out whether there's something they should do.
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Rescuers and people in need of help are turning to Zello, a walkie talkie-like app, to get in touch with first responders who are on the ground.
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Capern told the Star that she had seen the sign while out at the bar with friends, and tried to get in touch with the bar to complain.
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That's left people on and off the island scrambling to get in touch with friends and family members and often crowding in tiny spots that still have reception.
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The Moon enters dreamy Pisces early this morning, and the universe wants you to get in touch with your inner self, not to deal with the outer world.
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Congested cell phone networks and damaged infrastructure can make it difficult for rescue workers to disseminate information, and for loved ones to get in touch with one another.
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While communication challenges made it tough for residents trying to get in touch with their families, it also threatened to pose a challenge to NGO delivering emergency aid.
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Meanwhile, Joycelyn's parents say they're desperately trying to get in touch with her and get her help ... and won't feel any vindication over Kelly's arrest until they do.
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Once a bike is summoned, Line users can watch the progress of their driver as they travel to pick them up and get in touch with them, too.
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And with all that new information about your contacts coming it, it can help figure out the right moment to reach out and get in touch with someone.
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In some cases, an individual trying to get in touch with Raoof may use the wrong key, and then Raoof just won't be able to decrypt the message.
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This is a week to get in touch with where you come from—it will give you insight into how your behaviors are informed, and keep you humble.
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This new moon also squares off with Pluto, the planet of taboo, allowing you to get in touch with deep obsessions that drive you to control your legacy.
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But aside from helping you get in touch with your inner Michelle Obama, strong arms come with some pretty killer side effects that are undoubtedly worth the effort.
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"He posts his email publicly for people to get in touch with him, but I wasn't expecting a response," Ellis, now 29, told Business Insider in an interview.
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The French bishops conference said in a statement that each bishop would get in touch with victims they knew of to offer a "single lump sum of money".
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She says she ended the relationship last September, and since then he has been hounding her friends, asking them to get in touch with her on his behalf.
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I'm on it Give me a day or two to get in touch with my friends A Navy Corpsman banged up while Attending to his Marines needs HELP.
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You can picture it this way—you get in touch with a band from California, they know you live in Istanbul and have basic knowledge about the city.
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We work hard to create a conversational talking point in our own identities, but few people take the time to get in touch with what actually motivates them.
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You'd have to get in touch with your local shelter to see what they need, whether it be a donation of time, toiletries, baby supplies or holiday gifts.
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Those other tables included if and which school they go to — a feature Boomoji touts as a way for users to get in touch with their fellow students.
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I tried to get in touch with Clayton on multiple occasions to find out what motivated this crazy wall proposal, but my calls and emails were never returned.
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The new cover, released in 2014 by Atheneum and discovered on Instagram recently by Jezebel, features the titular Margaret trying to get in touch with God through text.
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He was known for reaching out to customers directly, asking for feedback, and putting his personal contact information out there so customers could get in touch with him.
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For me, it's rooted in the past and for adults of a certain age, you get in touch with another part of your person — your inner little kid.
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Potential funders should get in touch with Frontiers via their submission form if they have a way to get much-needed resources to scientists working on this problem.
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He wants to tell the driver, Christian, that he's O.K. We tried to get in touch with Christian again and again for three months and heard nothing back.
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Callimachi: For everything from how you should buy your plane ticket, to which safe house you should go to, to which smuggler you should get in touch with.
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The new moon in Virgo on August 30 helps you get in touch with what makes you happy and what brings you pleasure in a very real way.
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As I'm getting ready, I get dressed and then I start dancing around just to try to get in touch with things that make me feel like me.
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Police blocks are stationed at the entrance of the quarantined towns to prevent people going in or leaving, as journalists try to get in touch with those inside.
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But prosecutors allege Stone had a different person, author and conspiracy theorist Jerome Corsi, attempting to get in touch with the WikiLeaks founder to help the Trump campaign.
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He was consoled by his teammates and later vowed to get in touch with the girl's family to offer his prayers and any other assistance he could provide.
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Jawbone's Facebook page is littered with complaints from customers saying they have been unable to get in touch with a customer-service representative to help with defective products.
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The second redaction apparently refers to events between July and October 2016, so it could refer to Stone's efforts to get in touch with Assange around that time.
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When Ruiz was finally able to get in touch with his university via a landline, he got to hear his brother's voice for the first time in eight days.
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The number of people who are unaccounted for continues to change, as more people are reported missing and others get in touch with co-workers, family members or authorities.
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In this situation, they are standard letters that don't go into a lot of details but advise the recipient to get in touch with prosecutors, according to the source.
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Caddie Fleetwood told Reuters he was trying to get in touch with English world number 11 to put the player's mind at ease that the money would be refunded.
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A screenshot of an internal Sea-Watch chat provided to BuzzFeed News shows one crew member attempting to get in touch with the Libyans as recently as March 15.
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Staff at the crane company told detectives that they repeatedly tried to contact Reinking after he returned to Illinois, but were not able to get in touch with him.
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That led him to launch EquityBee, which offers startup employees a way to get in touch with investors who may be willing to offer financing for their vested options.
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If it needs to get in touch with a taxpayer, it sends a letter — not an email, not a phone call, and definitely not a message over social media.
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"I love to see the students take a break and get in touch with the other side of their brains," she says, listening as the student finishes the piece.
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The employees get access to confidential plans in addition to access to a network and ways to get in touch with a therapist or psychiatrist as quickly as possible.
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"If any website is inappropriate they said to get in touch with them and inform them of the URL and the time the content was found," Prajin told reporters.
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When asked about how volunteers fill in the gaps when creators can't get in touch with YouTube, the company pointed to its efforts to increase communication on social media.
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But the photo remained on the Internet, so Jones contacted Pantsuit Nation, a Facebook page for Clinton supporters, which suggested she get in touch with the Anti-Defamation League.
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Although Garcetti and Musk (seemingly) didn't email each other about this, Borja Leon, who serves as Garcetti's Director of Transportation, did get in touch with Musk's office at Tesla.
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Should you not be getting the download and upload speeds your ISP has promised you, you might want to get in touch with the company to find out why.
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The Moon enters your sign late tonight (or early tomorrow, depending on your time zone), making this a fantastic night to get in touch with your emotions and desires.
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Icon adds that Khalifa was ironically also hard for fans and the media to get in touch with, despite seeming so accessible, which may have built up her allure.
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"I have not been able to get in touch with anyone after I signed up for the trump Gold Elite Program," student Kathleen Meese wrote in one such affidavit.
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Corsi had said that he declined a request from an individual, whom he identified as Stone, to get in touch with WikiLeaks about "pending" emails according to the documents.
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She could also get in touch with her neighbors and express her anxiety that should a bedbug problem recur, it could easily spread from one rowhouse to the next.
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If you haven't done so already, sign this petition or get in touch with the Turkish embassy in your country to call for Özlem and the other activists' release.
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So, in future, it may end up that enabling one voice assistant means being able to get in touch with any of them — at least, that's Jeff Bezos' prediction.
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During the ordeal, Ms. Corado's brother tweeted to ask for help because he had not been able to get in touch with his sister, who worked at the store.
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They give a road map to people wanting to experiment with their sexuality, or even just get in touch with what they want and need in a sexual relationship.
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TRENTON: To be honest, I was surprised at how long it took David to get in touch with me after my debut puzzle came out online (about 15 minutes).
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She said they can easily spot the "one off" profiles or the "brand-new" profiles that were created just to try to get in touch with airlines or brands.
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Spend the new moon on August 30 meditating—it can be the start of a very spiritual month as you get in touch with what is private and unseen.
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Last December, after a Taliban suicide bomber killed six people near the Presidential Palace, I had a panic attack when I couldn't get in touch with anyone at home.
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If you've forgotten the true meaning of Leap Day, it's time to get in touch with your inner Leap Day William and revisit this essential cultural touchstone from 2012.
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He received a call and a follow-up email urging him to get in touch with the cruise ship company for further information about how he will get home.
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The Sitch jumped on Snooki's podcast, "It's Happening with Snooki & Joey," and Mike revealed he's made multiple attempts to get in touch with Ronnie, but so far no dice.
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This is a good time to get in touch with your spiritual side or sort through what you believe, as you can imagine a vast, transcendental spectrum of possibilities.
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Get in touch with people you work with and learn how you can be a better teammate because you may be giving off some intimidating vibes at this time.
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Leave a note on a recipe if you've discovered a hack or a substitution, or get in touch with us if you've run into a problem of any kind.
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At the bottom of the diatribe, Flynt lists a toll-free number and an email address through which any potential snitches can get in touch with the Hustler founder.
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Prosecutors have alleged that Stone tried to get in touch with Julian Assange in the summer of 22.0 in order to get ahold of future WikiLeaks releases related to Clinton.
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It wasn't until Monday, nine days after her son was taken from her, that she was able to get in touch with the social worker who was with her son.
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With 90% of cell towers on the island out of service, people can't get in touch with their loved ones — and it's harder for rescue workers to coordinate relief efforts.
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And of course, when friends in my immediate circle are busy or unresponsive, I could widen my circle and try to get in touch with others, but I generally don't.
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TechCrunch hasn't been able to get in touch with Overview's team or pinpoint the size of its seed round, though sources confirm it skipped Demo Day because of a deal.
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So back at Arkadia, Harper and Monty are getting it on (love is real guys!), Raven is trying to get in touch with the Polis people and then researching A.
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Greene was investigating Cuspert as a part of her work as a German translator for the FBI and apparently used that information to get in touch with him via Skype.
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Galan says she tried in vain for at least a week to get in touch with Galicia while he was being held, but was given the runaround by Border Patrol.
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The iconic 213-year-old rocker has kept his mouth shut about the honor, despite several attempts from the academy's permanent secretary, Sara Danius, to get in touch with him.
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Although Ivana said she talks to her ex-husband about once every two weeks and has a "direct number" to get in touch with the president at the White House.
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"I have an email address that I email [to get in touch with Beyoncé] that actually changes every week," Sheeran told Entertainment Tonight when chatting about the pair's new single.
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One tangible benefit: Adopting a training platform with a company-wide directory of employee skills enables workers to access contacts they can get in touch with to learn new skills.
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Uber has an emergency phone number for passengers and drivers to get in touch with a human employee at the ride-hail company, according to a report in Inc. Thursday.
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It's been a great civic experiment on how easy it is to get in touch with your elected officials and showing that, yes, we can have a sense of humor.
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During Aries season, especially because of this Venus retrograde, a great way to work with the astrological energy is to get in touch with your roots and explore your past.
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"I had been meaning to get in touch with Freddie ever sine Paul passed away way too soon in 2013," the Summer in the Vineyard star, 37, told PEOPLE Now.
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You can also get in touch with each company and agency that has data on you—your state's motor vehicle department, your home and mobile phone companies, and so on.
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Depending on your experience level, Goldman Sachs will get in touch with your clients and ask them about you, said Oliver Rolfe, CEO of the executive-search firm Spartan International.
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Asked what he would do next, Mr. Bartlett said he was trying to get in touch with Mr. Trump's transition team to ask to be considered for secretary of transportation.
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There is some evidence that stretching and flexibility-focused exercises like yoga can help people get in touch with their body and improve symptoms related to stress, anxiety, and depression.
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Get in touch with a counselor you trust; journaling or talking things through are wonderful actions right now, as are non-verbal remedies like massage, breath work, and creative expression.
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This is a great time to get in touch with your "higher self" or to find (healthy) ways to escape the real world—like through art, music, dance, or meditation.
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"I need to get in touch with Paul i need to share some important information with him regarding ukraine investigation," the sender says in the text message to Manafort's daughter.
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This summer, though, New Yorkers will have the chance to get in touch with nature and their food when a "floating food forest" moors at various spots around the city.
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"We have salespeople all over the country and they're able to get in touch with their sales manager, they have weekly meetings, all using the technology we have," Obear said.
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The charges focused on Stone's alleged lies to the House Intelligence Committee in 2017 about his statements on and efforts to get in touch with WikiLeaks during the 2016 campaign.
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Vindman testified in the impeachment inquiry that he reported his concerns to National Security Council lawyer John Eisenberg, who had previously advised him to get in touch with such issues.
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Notably, Trump repeatedly told Zelensky on the phone in their infamous July 25 call that he should get in touch with Barr (in addition to Giuliani) regarding investigating the Bidens.
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"When you put value into a person, it empowers that person to get in touch with their own inherent value, and then where do they put that value?" she asked.
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"When you put value into a person, it empowers that person to get in touch with their own inherent value, and then where do they put that value?" she asked.
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Prosecutors claim senior Trump campaign officials "directed" Stone "to inquire" about future WikiLeaks releases, and have revealed emails showing that Stone indeed tried to get in touch with the groups.
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President Trump's friends and associates still call his longtime Trump Tower secretary to get in touch with him instead of going through the White House, according to a new report.
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If you're one of those, or perhaps a smaller operation with more specific goals in mind, get in touch with Boston Dynamics and its sales team via the link here.
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The new moon in Libra on Saturday signals a time for you to catch up on rest and get in touch with your most important relationship: the one with yourself.
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The charges focus on Stone's alleged lies to the House Intelligence Committee during 20173 about his statements about and efforts to get in touch with WikiLeaks during the 22017 campaign.
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The story, which McFarland told at The Web Summit in November 2016, goes that he had to go through numerous people (and a helicopter?) to get in touch with the rapper.
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In addition to videos, the site will have information about the disease, as well as community chat forums for patients — and their family members — to get in touch with each other.
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Make sure your contact page is easy to find in the header and footer, and let people know how to get in touch with you or find you on social media.
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When Kasky heard about the shooting, he decided to get in touch with Kivlen, one of the world's top Madden players who lost one of his best friends in the shooting.
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On the site, you'll also see a link to sexual assault resources, which include ways to get in touch with the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network (RAINN) and the Trevor Project.
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Throughout the episode, a 1980s Rebecca tries to get in touch with Jack, who's out of town on a camping trip with their sons, because his father is on his deathbed.
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The university's response was to claim it had "no recourse" for bullying on Yik Yak and urged anyone feeling threatened on Yik Yak to get in touch with Yik Yak directly.
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That said, we're still looking for more international startups to sign up for country pavilions at Disrupt NY's Startup Alley, so get in touch with us today to express your interest.
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"This centralizes communication and makes it more difficult to get in touch with individual DOE employees without going through an approval process first," he said, using the acronym for the agency.
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Because we were unable to get in touch with either Agora Financial or Wall Street Daily, we don't know why they are so strongly encouraging people invest in these particular currencies.
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As an adult, Patricia tried to get in touch with Lee in a number of ways — including by contacting an adoption agency and by having her pastor talk to Lee's pastor.
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On the second day of Zuckerberg's testimony, several congressmen jumped on the same wagon, asking the CEO to get in touch with them to bring similar opportunities to their districts. Sen.
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According to media reports, the family migrated to the capital from the northwestern state of Rajasthan about two decades ago and police were trying to get in touch with relatives there.
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The mobile phone network in Puerto Rico is either mostly unavailable or has entirely failed, according to numerous reports from people trying to get in touch with relatives and loved ones.
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And there is some evidence that stretching and flexibility-focused exercises like yoga can help people get in touch with their body and improve symptoms related to stress, anxiety, and depression.
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While the recess is meant for members to get in touch with their voters, many are finding out the hard way that their constituents are unhappy with the state of Washington.
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Ecosexual Bathhouse imagines a world where this identity is on the brink of becoming mainstream, and the project offers its audience a safe place to really get in touch with nature.
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Norwalk Police Department was unable to get in touch with Bedol, but Westport Police Department was "able to make contact with her and advised us that she was ok," said Gonez.
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Customer support is unavailable, and after failing to get in touch with company representatives over phone and email, it is difficult to understand whether Ringing Bells is still a functioning company.
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I set up an elaborate out-of-office auto-responder explaining the experiment, and sharing my office and cell phone numbers in case people needed to get in touch with me.
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One way to cultivate that recognition is to get in touch with the long line of academic literature on empathy, of which this new study is just the latest, unsettling installment.
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Like fellow recruiters, many of the posts he puts up feature an email or QR code that prompts users to get in touch with the group to initiate the vetting phase.
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Enough about that and let's talk about why are we in the Valley stressed out, so much so that we have to spend thousands to get in touch with your soul.
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"I picked it up just to see if there was, maybe, some kind of information, identification, inside that I might be able to get in touch with the person," he said.
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" Draft court documents show Corsi initially told investigators that he declined a request from an individual, whom Corsi identified as Roger Stone, to get in touch with WikiLeaks about "pending ... emails.
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"A few of our colleagues were able to get in touch with the mother (of the bride) and she was not happy about it," said Suzy Natana, a lawyer at NAWL.
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If no reasonable explanation can be found for the shifting odds, then a more senior person at Sportradar will get in touch with Smith, and a course of action is determined.
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Just transfer the data from your form to that spreadsheet, then attach the spreadsheet and let the FCC know how to get in touch with you if something's wrong with it.
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Despite that slightly worrying observation that you're hesitant to get in touch with the loan collector "for obvious reasons," you're writing because you're troubled by the situation you find yourself in.
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On Wednesday night, he was texting supporters in early nominating states to share his plans and to tell them he would have advisers get in touch with them about his schedule.
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Business Insider attempted to get in touch with Iovine for comment through past representatives and a startup where he currently serves as a board member, but have yet to hear back.
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The options here let you choose when Do Not Disturb is active, and which of your contacts are allowed to get in touch with you even when everyone else is muted.
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That's why you need to hit the ground running and be fully prepared to find listings, get in touch with the landlord, and schedule a viewing as soon as you can.
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They're concerned about everything from a wallet or a phone so they can get in touch with a loved one on Christmas, to where is their baby going to get formula.
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One of the organizations that helped Tymoshenko get in touch with U.S. officials in the buildup to the Ukrainian election was an obscure limited liability company called Innovative Technology & Business Consulting.
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Given that there were two primary book distributors in the 1990s — Ingram and Baker and Taylor — Amazon wouldn&apost have to get in touch with thousands of book publishers, Stone wrote.
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For many secular Jews, the period is an opportunity to reconnect with family members or get in touch with cultural traditions — they're by far the best-attended holidays at most synagogues.
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"After I'd seen her mom the second time, I said to Mary, 'If there's an emergency, just get in touch with me,' " Levine told PEOPLE in 1984 of the serendipitous house call.
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If more efforts are made to attack our project and if the goal is to hurt us, we'll get in touch with authorities and security firms to confront the people behind this.
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TBH, since our post about Kim and the 90 Days of Freedom ... our own office phones have been blowing up with people trying to get in touch with her for prison help.
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Government-run health insurance marketplaces have been known to crash in the last-minute rush and it can be hard to get in touch with a real human when you need help.
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" Ellen, during a moment in which basically anybody else would have buckled under the pressure with despair, whipped out a joke: "Time's been asking how to get in touch with you, actually.
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A source familiar with the exchange told The Hill that it was a "miscommunication," and Bezos left the exchange with the impression that he'd told Navarro to get in touch with Carney.
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A source familiar with the exchange told The Hill that it was a "miscommunication," and Bezos left the exchange with the impression that he'd told Navarro to get in touch with Carney.
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Greiner said she was able to get in touch with the Facebook health team after she was referred by another person in the group, who happened to get a job at Facebook.
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Any seasoned paranormal investigator will tell you the same: Either get in touch with the cemetery's owner or caretaker to discuss visiting at night or sneak in and risk being written up.
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An Imam reportedly had been trying to get in touch with de Blasio for an entire year, saying he&aposd noticed an uptick of radicalism in certain areas in the Manhattan area.
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According to the Post, prosecutor Brandon L. Van Grack said in court that "a very senior member of the transition team directed" Flynn to get in touch with Kislyak at one point.
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I tried to get in touch with actual Aqua or at least someone Aqua-adjacent to find out the story behind this video whose budget could have paid for several Pacific islands.
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In the past, it's been hard for smaller creators to even get in touch with the company, and once they did, platforms like the Wii U weren't exactly simple to develop for.
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But, there's an another meaty story hiding in Kimberly's tear-soaked journey, which is about her brother Rob's drive to get in touch with his Armenian heritage as impending fatherhood inches closer.
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I emailed Brenda Feigen to see if she knew how to get in touch with Marc, whom she'd divorced in 1982 and who appeared to be completely out of the public eye.
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And Walker didn't have to reach out to her matches first—they were all too happy to get in touch with her, one telling her he got "hard" looking at her pictures.
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But by detaching itself entirely from the practical realities of the legislative landscape, Sanders managed to get in touch with a much clearer set of values that animate people in progressive politics.
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Get in Touch With Your Inner Animal" Julia BHSAP2016 on "Obama Writes Feminist Essay in Glamour" Juliana Cimini on "For Teenage Girls, Swimsuit Season Never Ends" Katherine Donnelly on "Michael Phelps vs.
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According to the Post, prosecutor Brandon L. Van Grack said in court that "a very senior member of the transition team directed" Flynn to get in touch with Kislyak at one point.
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The phone number is probably one of the most important identifying numbers in your life — it's how people reach out and get in touch with you outside of Facebook, Google, and whatnot.
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Mr. Vélez, who works for the Latin American Association in Atlanta, said that he was hoping to get in touch with his mother, two brothers and a number of uncles and cousins.
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This lack of wires makes their job particularly difficult in this situation where there are no local telephones and no way to get in touch with sources other than by chance encounters.
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Airbnb is an internationally recognized brand, and so far, I haven&apost traveled anywhere that I couldn&apost get in touch with my Airbnb guests via the app or the web interface.
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He added that the hospital works hard to get in touch with patients who owe them money to try to make payment arrangements or arrange for free care if the patient qualifies.
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"They say the normal people are not ready to get in touch with all these theories so we just spread topics like that from time to time in little portions," she said.
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But if you feel that weight discrimination has affected your chances of landing a job, you can get in touch with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission or the American Civil Liberties Union.
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October marks National Bullying Prevention Month in the U.S. If you feel you are being mistreated at work, you can get in touch with CNBC Make It's workplace advice column, Work It Out.
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But, in Lunar Abundance, Ezzie Spencer, PhD, writes that the new moon encourages us to get in touch with ourselves physically, making it a great time for self-care, masturbation, and, yes, sex.
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Sure, there's no hard science to back up O'Day's methods, but we say it seems like a pretty fun idea to get in touch with your spiritual side while working on your fitness.
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Gard said Bundy attempted to stay on the line with the child to learn more about him and hopefully get in touch with his parents, but the call abruptly ended after the exchange.
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If they were so concerned about the future of the election, why didn&apost they get in touch with the campaign, and say, look, we think they&aposre reaching out to your folks?
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Abrams' lawsuit is seeking to stop Democratic-leaning Gwinnett and DeKalb counties from rejecting absentee ballots on which voters have made minor mistakes, instead saying they should get in touch with the voters.
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This could include re-introducing community features to enable people who are planning to be in the same tour cohort to get in touch with one another before, during and after a tour.
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Soon after I began blogging, dozens of people were trying to get in touch with me, but I never responded out of fear that they were ISIS fighters trying to track me down.
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My Filofax (now a relic) was full of notes about people to get in touch with, places to research for my cover letters, and ideas about where I could look for a job.
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"Lenny told me, 'You ought to get in touch with some of the people at the talent departments at the studios," Berry said during a 2012 interview with the Archive of American Television.
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So I get in touch with Sonya Barnett, a sex educator and feminist activist who also makes porn, to see if she'll share her thoughts on some of the potential ethical fallout here.
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"We've tried several avenues to get in touch with Guardzilla, but they have not acknowledged the report," said Tod Beardsley, Rapid7's research director, who helped coordinate the release of the researchers' findings.
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Here are two tips for making sure your cold emails have the desired impact: Sometimes, the first step is simply figuring out how to get in touch with someone at your dream company.
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Given the old school nature of the place, it's no surprise that Stillman used an old school business tactic to get in touch with another entrepreneur who appreciates tradition — billionaire investor Warren Buffett.
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A trucker trying to get in touch with retailers or manufacturers who need their goods moved, for instance, might spend hours on the phone or on email trying to find the next job.
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The fan's family tried hard to get in touch with him because the pre-teen was a huge fan, and last week -- when word reached Kanye, he jumped at the chance to connect.
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"I spent the first 72 hours trying to get in touch with Instagram through help and support but I was unable to get anywhere with them," Comerford told Motherboard of her own experience.
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Books of The Times The philosopher Martha C. Nussbaum wants Americans to get in touch with their feelings; not in a fit of self-indulgence but as a righteous act of civic duty.
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And it raises the possibility that he could've acted as an informal broker on behalf of Russia during those meetings or provided expert counsel on how to get in touch with the Kremlin.
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The resident was able to get in touch with the shelter and verify that there were not in fact any cases of measles there, and we were therefore able to reassure the mother.
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During the 2016 campaign, Roger Stone made various efforts to get in touch with WikiLeaks, to try to get ahold of emails the group had obtained related to Democrats and the Clinton campaign.
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According to the Albuquerque Journal, Acoma Pueblo Governor Brian Vallo reached out to the auction house in 2016 in an effort to get in touch with the seller and arrange the shield's return.
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" "If you ever want to get in touch with me, I'd be glad to talk 'on background,' meaning I'd never use your name in any story, or tell anyone else that we spoke.
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He accused Stone of lying to the House Intelligence Committee about his efforts to get in touch with WikiLeaks during the campaign, and tampering with a witness who could have debunked his story.
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Raz is in Jacksonville with B2K for their Millennium Tour, and we're told he's trying to get in touch with someone from Lyft to help before they leave after a Friday night gig.
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"Listen, Conor McGregor, if you really want to get this fight done ... take care of your business with the UFC and then have your people get in touch with my people," Mayweather wrote.
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There's no right to a lawyer in immigration court, and especially before the initial screening interview, it can be hard for pro-bono lawyers to get in touch with asylum-seekers in time.
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But it also made alternatives to tobacco more accessible — by opening a phone line that people can use to get in touch with a clinic or obtain free nicotine patches or free nicotine gum.
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As some of you know, I periodically get in touch with our tight band of followers (now surpassing 90K, so it's really tight in here), to clue you in on what's behind the scenes.
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He says, when he approached Bezos at a public event last month, Bezos agreed to a meeting and told him to get in touch with another Amazon executive – Jay Carney – to set it up.
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Your citizens are using social networks to get in touch with their loved ones and you coordinate disaster response efforts — but they also appear to be using those same networks to plan further violence.
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"With 90% of cell towers on the island out of service, people can't get in touch with their loved ones, and it's harder for rescue workers to coordinate relief efforts," the Facebook CEO wrote.
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"Now is a good time for potential buyers to get in touch with Aareal," one of the people said, adding pressure from activist investor Teleios Capital Partners had changed the dynamics of the situation.
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If you're in any doubt, get in touch with the developer directly to see what the situation is (you might be out of luck with anything that relies heavily on the iCloud storage system).
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While the housemates observe the hot tub action, Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi and Jennifer "JWoww" Farley get dragged into the mess when Jen texts the women wondering why she can't get in touch with Ronnie.
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The player is a fledgling vampire going through what Hardsuit refers to as a kind of "vampire puberty," but they've had the good luck to get in touch with the city's feuding vampiric clans.
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"No one will be held liable or be in trouble for abandoning the cats but we're hopeful the responsible party will get in touch with us to provide needed information," spokesperson Lisa Bloch said.
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Many of these staffers attend Clinton events and ask attendees to sign "Commit to Caucus" cards, placards that ask voters for details that ensure they can get in touch with them throughout the campaign.
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Unseen64 tried to get in touch with former Sonic Team chief Yuji Naka to see if this story of Sonic Riders' origins was as dark as it sounds, but Naka-san declined to comment.
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Mission controllers have been using the Deep Space Network to try to get in touch with STEREO-B ever since that day in October 2014, and it finally looks like that persistence paid off.
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This is a great week to go out on a date (it can be a friend date!) and simply enjoy yourself—get in touch with what brings you joy and hold onto it forever.
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But upheaval in her love life causes her to melt down and shave her head in an attempt to get in touch with her "true self" outside of the standards others set for her.
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New moons in general—and especially in psychic Scorpio—ask us to get in touch with our intuition, so make time for meditation and journaling to help yourself open up to your inner wisdom.
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The app, which is a non-profit based in Des Moines, encourages expecting mothers to track their baby's movement patterns and get in touch with their medical providers if they notice a significant change.
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February, 2018 The specifics of this part of the timeline is unclear, but we do know how Lil Xan first tried to get in touch with Cyrus, thanks to the singer's interview with E!
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Pruitt's chief of staff Jackson said he helped Pruitt get in touch with energy lobbyist J. Steven Hart, from whom the administrator rented a room for about $50 a night, according to the Post.
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People's actual attractions line up with their own unique anatomies, and the sensations they like for getting off, if they can move past pop cultural depictions and get in touch with their own wants.
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Saturn in Sagittarius has been pushing you to confront your fears of the unknown, but Uranus in Aries has been sparking your intuition and inspiring you to get in touch with your spiritual side.
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After initially recoiling, then craving pizza, then never wanting pizza again, and then watching the video four more times, I decided to get in touch with its creator to further venture into the void.
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We built a survey that will give us a better sense of how our readers try to get in touch with us, what your expectations are and whether you feel satisfied with the experience.
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As soon as he saw news of the shooting on social media, Zachary Weiss, 26, tried to get in touch with his father, Stephen Weiss, a longtime member of the Tree of Life Congregation.
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If a passenger later tested positive for the coronavirus, government officials said, they would struggle to get in touch with people who sat near that passenger to see if they, too, had been infected.
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Virgo is the zodiac sign that overlooks your house of transformation and rebirth, and the new moon in Virgo on August 30 will help you get in touch with things that need to change.
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Illa also said fourth-year medical students in Spain would be asked to help the country's health service, Politico reported, while companies capable of producing medical equipment should get in touch with the government.
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Should I get in touch with the principal and not worry that my son will take the fall for something that he just learned about, but that has been going on for some time?
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But I don't think I took advantage of it, and please anybody who worked with me for that three to five-year period, if you feel like I did, get in touch with me.
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At that point, Kristine said she could no longer get in touch with Natalia, and she told the Daily Mail she worried that Natalia was pretending to be a child again with another family.
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At that point, Stone reached out to Jerome Corsi, an associate of his who once worked for InfoWars, and asked Corsi to get in touch with Assange and get the rest of the emails.
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Then after WikiLeaks began posting its first such documents — the hacked DNC emails — a senior Trump campaign official "was directed" to get in touch with Stone and learn more about WikiLeaks' plans, Mueller alleges.
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Taxpayers who have contacted the IRS about an identity-theft problem and haven't been able to resolve the issue should get in touch with the agency's Identity Protection Specialized Unit by calling 800-908-4490.
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You can get in touch with the part of yourself that you don't usually connect with as Mercury, planet of the mind, meets aesthetic Venus, encouraging you to deepen your understanding of your subconscious desires.
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"Now is a good time for potential buyers to get in touch with Aareal", one of the people said, adding that pressure from the activist, Teleios Capital Partners, had changed the dynamics of the deal.
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They can also deploy phone numbers to departments or employees, giving them a sort of universal number that isn't tied to a device — and making it easier to get in touch with someone where necessary.
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Watching Tormund, a giant, lumbering warrior get in touch with his softer side when he's around the equally tough Brienne are some of the cutest moments on a very dark show about murder and betrayals.
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When the ghost hunters get in touch with the spirits, their method seems to have more in common with a therapy session chaired by an especially welcoming LGBTQ counselor than an encounter with the unknown.
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"Whether that's The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times or your local paper, I think in order to get in touch with real-time information, you've got to study real-time data, " he said.
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And Netops, for his part, claims to have only posted his exploit publicly because there was no way to get in touch with Niantic, which has become renowned for its silence towards fans and press.
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Artists that were issued strikes had little recourse, and were often told to take their problem up with the original rights holders — that is, if they could get in touch with SoundCloud to begin with.
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There are many other things that you can do, like get in touch with some fixers who will help you or paying off doctors in third-world countries for a death certificate, and what not.
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In the summer of 2016, Stone allegedly asked Corsi to get in touch with WikiLeaks "about materials it possessed relevant to the presidential campaign that had not already been released," according to the draft filing.
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After trying to get in touch with him and his managers for a few days, the Swedish Academy gave up, though it reportedly remains confident that he'll show up to accept the prize in December.
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Get in touch with your local Pride organizer to see if there are opportunities to help out, whether that's with set-up and breakdown or otherwise making sure the parade goes off without a hitch.
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Mercury is the planet of the mind, and it's really important that you're not distracted by the world during this time so you can go within and really get in touch with your inner truth.
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Google Assistant expresses sympathy, asks you for more information about what symptoms you're experiencing (through pre-written prompts), gives advice for how to treat symptoms, and ultimately advises you get in touch with a doctor.
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Request a hotel room with a balcony or a window with a view over a park, garden or interior courtyard — it can help you get in touch with the outdoors, sometimes without leaving your bed.
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If you booked or plan to book travel through a metasearch listings site such as Kayak, it is up to you to get in touch with individual companies to learn about cancellation and refund policies.
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It was a chance, he said, to get in touch with Staten Islanders, a group that often complains of being neglected by a Manhattan-centric government and one that voted for Donald Trump for president.
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But it also made alternatives to tobacco more accessible — by opening a phone line (22014) that people can use to get in touch with a clinic or obtain free nicotine patches or free nicotine gum.
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We open this week with Ralph Angel trying to get in touch with Charley, who's ignoring his calls because she's too busy with Remy checking out an old cane mill that she wants to fix up.
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Venus in Leo is a good time to get in touch with your personal style—figure out what feels good when if comes to your presentation, and how you can express yourself to your fullest potential.
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So if anyone reading this knows how to get in touch with actor and musician Harry Connick Jr., like an email address or whatever, could you do us a solid and pass these along to him?
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If the user is deemed outside of guidelines, staff would suspend the account, get in touch with the creator, and tell them the changes they need to make in a certain time frame, the spokesperson said.
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Kalanick noted that the company has already reached out to a dozen employees who are affected, and urged that any drivers who believe that the order could affect them should get in touch with the company.
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One of the best ways to do that is to get in touch with someone directly to see if they need to talk, want to hang out, or just need someone who will sit beside them.
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But just one person in each county, the 911 coordinator, can tell people their address, and in Sioux County, where Standing Rock is located, activists say their coordinator has been difficult to get in touch with.
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The special counsel indicted Stone last month for lying to Congress about his efforts to get in touch with WikiLeaks, but the indictment didn't provide a full explanation of what Stone knew or whether he succeeded.
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They can't get in touch with him even when they go to his house, and when they try to wait for him outside the 24Stop, the store manager drops a bomb: He banned Kevin last night.
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The docs state concert organizers were scrambling to get in touch with Tekashi on the date of the show ... and his management team -- who are also listed as defendants in the lawsuit -- did little to help.
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The parents of Joycelyn Savage, one of R. Kelly's alleged victims, are desperate to get in touch with her and take care of her ... and say they won't feel any sort of relief until they do.
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Think of it as a complete download of everything you know about a person, from public sources to notes you've left yourself, delivered to you directly right before you're ready to get in touch with them.
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"It's an incredibly difficult reporting challenge to get in touch with somebody when the only thing that you know about them is the alias with which they played a video game 12 years ago," Groen notes.
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Hinojosa said that children at the shelter are able to call their families, and that Southwest Key Programs, as part of its intake process, works to find out how to get in touch with family members.
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Sarandon, who poses in in a low-cut, embellished gown and gloves, is given credit for helping a teenage Jacobs get in touch with his creative side thanks to movies like The Rocky Horror Picture Show.
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Kanye West took a break from family time in Africa to get in touch with the world via social media once again, and his purpose was to speak out against mind control ... and oddly, social media.
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The company has already helped thousands of customers deal with coronavirus travel issues, founder Joshua Browder tells CNBC Make It. The app has two options for users who need to get in touch with customer service.
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"Child sex offenders online are taking advantage of this situation to get in touch with, groom and lure children to sexual activities," said Samleang Seila, director of the child protection charity Action Pour Le Enfants (APLE).
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Porn can also help people get in touch with their unique erotic templates, experiment with different tastes and fetishes without the real-live risk, and couples can watch porn together to keep their sex lives lively.
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After meeting Patrick Creadon and Christine O'Malley — director and producer of "Wordplay" — at the 2005 American Crossword Puzzle Tournament, I sort of helped Pat and Chris get in touch with Bill to ask for an interview.
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"The reason why e-trade at large is a new phenomenon is that we've been allowed to get in touch with the world once again," said Yousif Ahmed El Tinay, CEO of Sudan's United Capital Bank.
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Rhona Graff, who joined the Trump organization in 1987, has been working as a go-between for people who want to get in touch with the president to offer personal advice since his inauguration, Politico reported.
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A.Z" Zahl, he believes Friday night revelers are searching for the same thing as Sunday morning Church-goers: they're trying to "hopefully get in touch with something bigger than just themselves, and leave their worries behind.
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Within a few months of Mr. Meizah's arrival in the United States, his father started tracking his phone calls and text messages, and forbade him to get in touch with his mother in Ghana, Mr. Meizah said.
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Between the lines: These banks are often deciding forgiveness options on a case-by-case basis, and each of these banks indicated federal workers should get in touch with their banks directly to work out the details.
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We know that Trump associates Roger Stone and Jerome Corsi attempted — successfully, in some instances — to get in touch with WikiLeaks and that they are under investigation for whether they had advance knowledge about the email dumps.
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Make it easier (or harder) to be foundHangouts includes a variety of settings that govern whether or not people can get in touch with you if they know information such as your email address and mobile number.
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Cam McLaren: I heard about the community around four years ago and found it really intriguing, but it wasn't until 2015 when when I decided to get in touch with them to discuss the idea of visiting.
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Then, he says, turn off all your notifications so that you're not pinged if someone's trying to get in touch with you unless it's someone important (most apps let you filter to get notifications from certain people).
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For some reason, I find it comforting to have a manageable number of people in my phone even if it means I won't have contact information should I suddenly need to get in touch with someone random.
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Cosmopolitan even ran a poll in which readers could vote as to whether they think Meghan should get in touch with her father, as if their relationship might be decided in the same manner as American Idol.
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Know how to get in touch with them (and actually make them listen.) Here's a great Twitter thread from a former Congressional staffer about how to actually get politicians to listen (your phone is your best ally).
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Anyway, what with Vanga being dead and all, it was proving difficult for us to get in touch with her to find out what would happen in 2017, which is a shame because I have many questions.
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When Mark Warner, the Democratic leader on the into the Senate Intelligence Committee, wanted to get in touch with Christopher Steele he went to the publicist -- excuse me, the lobbyist who worked for both Deripaska and Steele.
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During this new moon, you'll get in touch with what you want from your partnerships, and quickly figure out how to make it happen as the new moon squares off with action planet Mars on Thursday morning.
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Yup, through all the media attention, Vikki was able to get in touch with Pearce and he found out why, oh why, she dumped his ass so many years ago—she simply found someone she liked more.
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What I appreciated most about this track was how it helped me get in touch with my senses through breathing exercises and stretches, like tilting your head to one side to feel the stretch in your neck.
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On this 1981 song, written as tensions between the U.S. and the Soviet Union were at a high point with Russia's invasion of Afghanistan, Prince urged new president Ronald Reagan to get in touch with Leonid Brezhnev.
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There's an admirable honesty in that, but also an implied question—what do Kerr's peers in the coaching profession listen to when it's time for them to get in touch with things deeper than winning or losing?
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Credico did get in touch with WikiLeaks to do a radio interview with Assange, but that wasn't until late August 2016 — months after Stone started claiming to know about WikiLeaks, and weeks after his emails with Corsi.
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This is a productive thing to contemplate during Saturday's Pisces full moon, which illuminates a very private and personal sector of your chart, encouraging you to get in touch with your ancestors and home life in general.
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" Though she is not involved in the operations of the house, and was not even sure how to get in touch with Ms. Sands as Irma approached, Ms. Hemingway said she had been "horribly nervous for everybody.
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On Friday, new allegations came from The Times from Bolton's manuscript — that Trump directed Bolton to help his attorney Rudy Giuliani get in touch with the Ukrainian president in May — which Schiff cited during Friday's witness debate.
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In the video, Thor pals around with his new "average, everyday" flatmate Darryl Jacobson, attempts to get in touch with the feuding Iron Man and Captain America, and throws in some light allusions to the Marvel movies.
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Adam Schiff (D-Calif.), the new chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, said the revelation that a senior Trump campaign official directed Stone to get in touch with WikiLeaks was the "most significant" allegation in the indictment.
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When I was writing about Uncle Sydney in 2016 for Food & Wine, I was able to get in touch with a former corporate archivist at Kraft, one of the people responsible for maintaining the company's historic records.
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"At this point, luckily, Song Exploder has been built into an entity that I think a lot of people who are releasing records will get in touch with and make an effort to be considered for," Nguyen says.
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Trouble is, the National Cattlemen's Beef Association, a group that lobbies on behalf of big beef, was urging viewers to get in touch with their elected representatives and explicitly asking them to help overturn the Clean Water Rule.
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Update: DJI says the production version of Aeroscope will not show pilots' email addresses, and that an Aeroscope users will have to use a drone's serial number or registration number to get in touch with the drone pilot.
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A grounded atmosphere will emerge at 4:53 PM when the Moon connects with Saturn, and we'll get in touch with what makes us feel loved and appreciated at 5:26 PM when the Moon connects with Venus.
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Rather than performing a fertility rite or a symbolic pilgrimage to the Holy Land, people now walk labyrinths to get in touch with themselves — and it's a great alternative to regular meditation if you just can't sit still.
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Clyburn also took the time to discuss at length her efforts to improve the affordability of inmate communications solutions at private prisons and highlight the lack of protections available for families trying to get in touch with inmates.
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If you were a little bit older you probably really loved Kraftwerk, but we saw them driving around in Mercedes and it was kind of fancy but it's not like you wanted to get in touch with them.
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Make time to be alone and get in touch with your inner voice, so that when you connect with your partners to discuss anything from sex to money, you are strongly in alignment with yourself and your needs.
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Emails exchanged between Stone and another individual, believed to be conspiracy theorist Jerome Corsi, allegedly show Stone had asked Corsi to get in touch with WikiLeaks about any damaging Democratic emails the group might have in its possession.
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Though I spent the whole week getting to know myself, Rodgers instructed me to finish it off by developing an entirely new persona for an evening, saying that this would help me get in touch with my fantasies.
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You're going to be hard at work this Libra season, but the full moon in Aries arrives on September 24 to ask you to take time to unwind and get in touch with yourself and your inner voice.
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But a positive attitude helps you persevere as Mercury connects with Jupiter on Sunday: Get in touch with a family member or a familiar person from your past—they can provide you with an uplifting self-confidence boost.
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According to Politico, at least one White House official thinks that Bill Shine, White House deputy chief of staff and the former co-president of Fox News, might get "in touch with former colleagues" to address the issue.
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The charges against Stone were about false testimony to the House Intelligence Committee regarding his efforts to get in touch with WikiLeaks during the 2016 campaign — and Stone's pressure on another witness to stick to his false story.
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It&aposs unknown who originally shot the video or when it was taken, making it rather difficult for potential casting agents to get in touch with the Komodo dragon undoubtedly dreaming of a life of glitz and glamor.
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When the flight was canceled last week, Ms. Clews spent several days trying to get in touch with the airline, ultimately learning that she would have to get a refund through the site she booked on, Travel Genio.
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Trump told Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky that Giuliani would get in touch with him to discuss investigations into 2016 election interference and Biden, according to a reconstructed White House transcript of a phone call between the two presidents.
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According to Weinandy, that&aposs a research-supported way to get in touch with your habits, especially mindless snacking you might not even realize you&aposre doing, and understand what foods (and restrictions) work best for your body.
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It works like this: if you're a game developer from one of the seven affected nations — Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen — and you had a game to show at GDC, get in touch with Devolver.
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